| Keyword |
Weight |
Type |
Scope |
Synonym |
| abandon
| 2 |
noun |
careless disregard for consequences |
freedom, impulse |
| abandon
| 9 |
noun |
careless disregard for consequences |
spontaneity, thoughtlessness, recklessness, licentiousness, disregard, wantonness, unrestraint, wildness, uninhibitedness |
| abandon
| 7 |
verb |
leave behind, relinquish |
quit, stop, leave, withdraw, desert, drop, yield |
| abandon
| 33 |
verb |
leave behind, relinquish |
drop out, pull out, dump, ditch, discontinue, vacate, discard, surrender, screw, abdicate, duck, dust, back out, bail out, bow out, chicken out, cop out, cut loose, opt out, throw over, walk out on, flake out, fly the coop, give up the ship, kiss goodbye, leg it, let go, run out on, ship out, storm out, take a powder, take a walk, wash hands of |
| abandon
| 4 |
verb |
leave in troubled state |
quit, reject, leave, desert |
| abandon
| 8 |
verb |
leave in troubled state |
renounce, forsake, disown, jilt, back out, throw over, walk out on, leave behind |
| abandoned
| 9 |
adj |
left alone, deserted |
forgotten, rejected, deserted, dropped, empty, left, alone, dumped, eliminated |
| abandoned
| 23 |
adj |
left alone, deserted |
discarded, neglected, forsaken, dissipated, jilted, godforsaken, outcast, unoccupied, vacant, shunned, relinquished, vacated, sidelined, cast aside, cast away, eighty-sixed, given up, left in the cold, left in the lurch, on the rocks, passed up, pigeon-holed, side-tracked |
| abandoned
| 1 |
adj |
free from moral restraint; uninhibited |
wild |
| abandoned
| 15 |
adj |
free from moral restraint; uninhibited |
corrupt, depraved, wanton, dissolute, immoral, incontinent, incorrigible, licentious, profligate, shameless, sinful, uncontrolled, unprincipled, unrestrained, wicked |
| abash
| 2 |
verb |
embarrass |
rattle, disconcert |
| abbey
| 2 |
noun |
building that houses monks, nuns, or priests; church |
ministry, temple |
| abbey
| 6 |
noun |
building that houses monks, nuns, or priests; church |
nunnery, convent, monastery, cloister, priory, friary |
| ability
| 10 |
noun |
power to act, perform |
strength, capacity, intelligence, understanding, capability, talent, skill, facility, might, faculty |
| ability
| 9 |
noun |
power to act, perform |
qualification, competence, competency, aptitude, dexterity, resourcefulness, comprehension, potentiality, endowment |
| ability
| 10 |
noun |
natural or acquired power in a |
strength, talent, capability, expertise, skill, bent, gift, genius, craft, command |
| ability
| 19 |
noun |
natural or acquired power in a |
proficiency, ingenuity, adroitness, expertness, finesse, mastery, deftness, know-how, savvy, cleverness, knack, flair, handiness, skillfulness, mind for, particular activity adeptness, the goods, the right stuff, what it takes |
| able
| 14 |
adj |
capable of performing; having an innate capacity |
good, capable, easy, ready, adequate, strong, intelligent, smart, bright, cunning, equipped, fitted, knowing, powerful |
| able
| 12 |
adj |
capable of performing; having an innate capacity |
adept, apt, competent, adroit, agile, alert, deft, dexterous, effortless, facile, worthy, endowed |
| able
| 20 |
adj |
able to perform well; having a proven capacity |
skilled, effective, capable, efficient, responsible, prepared, intelligent, smart, accomplished, brilliant, experienced, expert, gifted, learned, powerful, practiced, qualified, sharp, talented, trained |
| able
| 25 |
adj |
able to perform well; having a proven capacity |
keen, adroit, agile, artful, au fait, clever, deft, dexterous, effectual, facile, ingenious, masterful, masterly, proficient, savvy, skillful, with it, equal to, know backwards and forwards, know the ropes, there, up to it, up to snuff, up to speed, know one's onions |
| abnormal
| 10 |
adj |
different from standard or norm |
unusual, unexpected, extraordinary, strange, weird, odd, curious, fantastic, funny, gross |
| abnormal
| 27 |
adj |
different from standard or norm |
irregular, exceptional, unnatural, atypical, anomalous, uncommon, peculiar, aberrant, bizarre, deviant, deviate, deviating, divergent, eccentric, heterodox, off-color, preternatural, queer, screwy, unorthodox, anomalistic, grody, heteroclite, heteromorphic, off-base, out of line, spastic |
| abode
| 13 |
noun |
building or place where one resides |
habitat, house, quarters, home, apartment, pad, flat, base, address, seat, residence, headquarters, digs |
| abode
| 17 |
noun |
building or place where one resides |
sanctuary, dwelling, haunt, crib, lodging, domicile, joint, hole, hearth, flop, den, crash pad, condo, co-op, roost, homestead, casa |
| abolish
| 7 |
verb |
do away with or put an end to |
prohibit, cancel, dissolve, kill, end, destroy, finish |
| abolish
| 41 |
verb |
do away with or put an end to |
overturn, revoke, wipe out, suppress, terminate, nullify, stamp out, annul, overthrow, abrogate, rescind, repeal, eradicate, invalidate, repudiate, vacate, erase, extirpate, negate, zap, subvert, quash, vitiate, scrub, void, undo, nix, abate, annihilate, inhibit, supersede, expunge, obliterate, squelch, extinguish, call off, put an end to, set aside, disestablish, put kibosh on, put the kibosh on |
| abortion
| 5 |
noun |
expulsion of fetus |
miscarriage, termination, aborticide, feticide, misbirth |
| abortion
| 2 |
noun |
failure |
disappointment, disaster |
| abortion
| 3 |
noun |
failure |
fiasco, misadventure, premature delivery |
| abridge
| 13 |
verb |
shorten |
trim, cut, clip, abstract, reduce, contract, restrict, concentrate, decrease, diminish, limit, narrow, chop |
| abridge
| 13 |
verb |
shorten |
curtail, abbreviate, truncate, snip, lessen, condense, downsize, slash, summarize, digest, compress, blue pencil, put in nutshell |
| absence
| 10 |
noun |
state of not being present |
cut, vacancy, hooky, absenteeism, truancy, French leave, nonattendance, AWOL, nonappearance, no show |
| absence
| 3 |
noun |
state of lacking something needed or usual |
lack, want, need |
| absence
| 9 |
noun |
state of lacking something needed or usual |
deficiency, drought, omission, dearth, privation, void, inadequacy, insufficiency, unavailability |
| absent
| 7 |
adj |
not present |
away, removed, vanished, missing, ghost, gone, elsewhere |
| absent
| 5 |
adj |
not present |
astray, hooky, AWOL, no-show, nobody home |
| absent
| 6 |
adj |
deficient in something needed or usual |
lacking, missing, empty, blank, wanting, bare |
| absent
| 8 |
adj |
deficient in something needed or usual |
unavailable, vacant, nonexistent, devoid, hollow, omitted, minus, vacuous |
| absolute
| 8 |
adj |
without limit |
sheer, full, complete, simple, pure, entire, total, free |
| absolute
| 22 |
adj |
without limit |
unqualified, unadulterated, unlimited, outright, infinite, utter, unconditional, unabridged, consummate, downright, flat out, plenary, supreme, thorough, unrestricted, no catch, no fine print, no holds barred, no ifs ands or buts, no joke, no strings attached, straight out |
| absolute
| 1 |
adj |
in control or complete authority |
full |
| absolute
| 14 |
adj |
in control or complete authority |
dictatorial, arbitrary, authoritarian, totalitarian, sovereign, autocratic, autonomous, despotic, preeminent, supreme, tyrannical, monocratic, tyrannous, absolutist |
| absolute
| 8 |
adj |
certain |
genuine, exact, positive, actual, decided, fixed, precise, sure |
| absolute
| 12 |
adj |
certain |
categorical, undeniable, unmitigated, unequivocal, definite, unquestionable, infallible, factual, conclusive, consummate, decisive, unambiguous |
| absolute
| 3 |
adj |
excellent, perfect |
ultimate, complete, ideal |
| absolute
| 8 |
adj |
excellent, perfect |
categorical, faultless, flawless, impeccable, thorough, unblemished, untarnished, unflawed |
| absorb
| 2 |
verb |
physically take in a liquid |
swallow, consume |
| absorb
| 12 |
verb |
physically take in a liquid |
take in, ingest, imbibe, blot, ingurgitate, devour, drink in, osmose, soak up, sop up, sponge up, suck in |
| absorb
| 7 |
verb |
mentally take in information |
incorporate, get, learn, understand, follow, grasp, sense |
| absorb
| 7 |
verb |
mentally take in information |
assimilate, take in, digest, comprehend, get into, latch onto, soak up |
| absorb
| 7 |
verb |
occupy complete attention |
employ, involve, consume, engage, concern, hold, fill |
| absorb
| 8 |
verb |
occupy complete attention |
obsess, immerse, captivate, fascinate, preoccupy, engross, monopolize, rivet |
| absorption
| 2 |
noun |
assimilation, incorporation |
consumption, reception |
| absorption
| 16 |
noun |
assimilation, incorporation |
intake, digestion, saturation, penetration, retention, fusion, ingestion, osmosis, exhaustion, inhalation, imbibing, impregnation, suction, drinking in, soaking up, taking in |
| absorption
| 5 |
noun |
total attention toward something |
concentration, engagement, involvement, holding, occupation |
| absorption
| 9 |
noun |
total attention toward something |
enthrallment, immersion, hang-up, fascination, engrossment, preoccupation, captivation, intentness, raptness |
| abstract
| 5 |
adj |
conceptual, theoretical |
philosophical, ideal, complex, deep, intellectual |
| abstract
| 8 |
adj |
conceptual, theoretical |
unreal, hypothetical, abstruse, indefinite, recondite, transcendent, transcendental, nonconcrete |
| abstract
| 3 |
noun |
short document prepared from a longer one |
outline, brief, summary |
| abstract
| 8 |
noun |
short document prepared from a longer one |
compendium, condensation, synopsis, conspectus, digest, abridgment, précis, résumé |
| abstract
| 6 |
verb |
take away from |
separate, steal, isolate, remove, part, withdraw |
| abstract
| 7 |
verb |
take away from |
dissociate, disconnect, disengage, uncouple, detach, extract, take out |
| abstract
| 2 |
verb |
prepare short document from longer one |
outline, review |
| abstract
| 6 |
verb |
prepare short document from longer one |
abridge, shorten, condense, summarize, digest, abbreviate |
| absurd
| 3 |
adj |
ridiculous, senseless |
crazy, stupid, silly |
| absurd
| 30 |
adj |
ridiculous, senseless |
illogical, ludicrous, unreasonable, goofy, preposterous, wacky, laughable, foolish, nonsensical, irrational, loony, tomfool, batty, daffy, flaky, idiotic, inane, incongruous, nutty, off the wall, sappy, screwy, dippy, freaky, campy, fooling around, for grins, gagged up, jokey, joshing |
| abundant
| 8 |
adj |
plentiful, large in number |
heavy, generous, sufficient, rich, filled, full, liberal, plenty |
| abundant
| 21 |
adj |
plentiful, large in number |
ample, bountiful, copious, abounding, eco-rich, exuberant, lavish, luxuriant, overflowing, profuse, teeming, bounteous, plenteous, crawling with, cup runs over with, lousy with, mucho, no end of, plate is full of, rolling in, stinking with |
| abuse
| 6 |
noun |
wrong use |
crime, offense, corruption, fault, wrong, sin |
| abuse
| 14 |
noun |
wrong use |
prostitution, exploitation, misdeed, injustice, wrongdoing, misuse, misconduct, desecration, misapplication, mismanage, perversion, mishandling, debasement, delinquency |
| abuse
| 8 |
noun |
physical hurting, injuring |
harm, violation, damage, crime, offense, injury, pollution, hurt |
| abuse
| 7 |
noun |
physical hurting, injuring |
maltreatment, misdeed, wrongdoing, malevolence, impairment, defilement, manhandling |
| abuse
| 3 |
noun |
verbal attack |
swearing, blame, knifing |
| abuse
| 26 |
noun |
verbal attack |
put-down, vilification, obloquy, tirade, curse, scolding, defamation, revilement, derision, invective, libel, censure, opprobrium, reproach, castigation, slander, vituperation, curses, quinine, signifying, upbraiding, hosing, insults, bad-mouthing, kicking around, pushing around |
| abuse
| 4 |
verb |
physically hurt or injure |
harm, violate, ruin, damage |
| abuse
| 29 |
verb |
physically hurt or injure |
maltreat, impair, corrupt, persecute, mistreat, misuse, molest, beat up, victimize, defile, roughhouse, mishandle, pollute, ill-treat, mar, taint, hose, desecrate, spoil, wax, deprave, total, oppress, cut up, mess up, rough up, shake up, bang up, bung up |
| abuse
| 2 |
verb |
use wrongly |
exhaust, waste |
| abuse
| 11 |
verb |
use wrongly |
misuse, squander, spoil, taint, overwork, dissipate, mishandle, overburden, prostitute, overtax, misemploy |
| abuse
| 4 |
verb |
attack with words |
slap, discount, minimize, cap |
| abuse
| 45 |
verb |
attack with words |
offend, revile, persecute, insult, signify, vituperate, zing, slam, castigate, vilify, calumniate, nag, scold, decry, trash, derogate, upbraid, belittle, reproach, bash, sound, knock, backbite, smear, ride, defame, berate, oppress, bad-mouth, cut down, pick on, put down, run down, blow off, cuss out, cut to the quick, do a number on, dump on, give a black eye, hurl brickbat, rag on, rip up, sling mud, swear at, tear apart |
| abuse
| 3 |
verb |
take advantage of |
exploit, use, wrong |
| abuse
| 2 |
verb |
take advantage of |
do an injustice to, impose on |
| academic
| 4 |
adj |
relating to schooling, learning |
intellectual, university, college, learned |
| academic
| 8 |
adj |
relating to schooling, learning |
scholarly, bookish, erudite, pedantic, studious, scholastic, collegiate, book-learned |
| academic
| 3 |
adj |
relating to theories, philosophy |
abstract, theoretical, closet |
| academic
| 5 |
adj |
relating to theories, philosophy |
hypothetical, conjectural, speculative, notional, formalistic |
| academic
| 3 |
noun |
scholar or university/college teacher |
professor, scholar, student |
| academic
| 5 |
noun |
scholar or university/college teacher |
lecturer, tutor, pupil, academician, scholastic |
| academy
| 10 |
noun |
school, especially for higher education |
institute, secondary school, preparatory school, seminary, boarding school, prep school, brainery, finishing school, halls of ivy, military school |
| academy
| 6 |
noun |
society or institution interested in learning |
foundation, association, league, circle, alliance, council |
| academy
| 3 |
noun |
society or institution interested in learning |
institute, federation, fraternity |
| accent
| 3 |
noun |
importance, emphasis |
stress, weight, significance |
| accent
| 7 |
noun |
stress or pitch in pronunciation |
tone, rhythm, force, stroke, meter, beat, emphasis |
| accent
| 10 |
noun |
stress or pitch in pronunciation |
timbre, inflection, pronunciation, cadence, enunciation, accentuation, articulation, modulation, intonation, tonality |
| accent
| 3 |
verb |
place emphasis, importance |
stress, emphasize, highlight |
| accent
| 5 |
verb |
place emphasis, importance |
accentuate, underscore, intensify, underline, draw attention to |
| accept
| 7 |
verb |
receive something given physically |
welcome, obtain, take, get, acquire, gain, secure |
| accept
| 3 |
verb |
allow into group |
receive, admit, welcome |
| accept
| 7 |
verb |
believe the goodness, realness of something |
trust, recognize, acknowledge, favor, hold, approve, like |
| accept
| 11 |
verb |
believe the goodness, realness of something |
affirm, buy, approbate, fancy, countenance, swallow, relish, go for, hold with, take as gospel truth, take stock in |
| accept
| 13 |
verb |
put up with |
acknowledge, recognize, tolerate, take, respect, agree, stomach, bear, bow, endure, swallow, suffer, stand |
| accept
| 15 |
verb |
put up with |
acquiesce, assent, capitulate, bear with, stand for, defer to, fit in, go along with, live with, play the game, sit still for, submit to, yield to, don't make waves, don't rock the boat |
| accept
| 12 |
verb |
receive by agreeing, consenting |
acknowledge, assume, recognize, adopt, sign, admit, buy, undertake, approve, comply, okay, bear |
| accept
| 21 |
verb |
receive by agreeing, consenting |
affirm, accede, acquiesce, assent, avow, agree to, check out, go for, take on, thumbs up, concur with, cooperate with, give stamp of approval, give the go-ahead, give the green light, give the nod, lap up, rubber-stamp, set store by, sign off on, take one up on |
| acceptable
| 12 |
adj |
satisfactory, agreeable |
fair, decent, sufficient, common, adequate, average, large, okay, pleasant, pleasing, standard, welcome |
| acceptable
| 26 |
adj |
satisfactory, agreeable |
respectable, tolerable, admissible, all right, big, cool, delightful, hip, kosher, on the ball, passable, swell, trendy, unexceptional, right on, unobjectionable, A-OK, cooking with gas, copacetic, hep, hunky-dory, in the swim, on the beam, peachy keen, up to code, up to snuff |
| acceptance
| 19 |
noun |
agreement, taking |
consent, admission, compliance, cooperation, approval, recognition, reception, getting, nod, undertaking, okay, permission, yes, receiving, securing, acquiring, accepting, gaining, obtaining |
| acceptance
| 6 |
noun |
agreement, taking |
acknowledgment, receipt, assent, go-ahead, green light, taking on |
| acceptance
| 6 |
noun |
belief in goodness of something |
admission, agreement, adoption, approval, recognition, favor |
| acceptance
| 10 |
noun |
belief in goodness of something |
acknowledgment, accession, affirmation, concession, concurrence, assent, approbation, acquiescence, accedence, seal of approval |
| access
| 15 |
noun |
admission, means of entry, approach |
entry, connection, approach, entrance, door, key, introduction, route, passage, course, contact, way, in, path, road |
| access
| 7 |
noun |
admission, means of entry, approach |
entrée, ingress, admittance, avenue, open door, entree, open arms |
| accessible
| 6 |
adj |
approachable; ready for use |
available, exposed, near, open, possible, public |
| accessible
| 12 |
adj |
approachable; ready for use |
usable, reachable, handy, attainable, employable, obtainable, operative, practicable, susceptible, unrestricted, getatable, door's always open |
| accident
| 4 |
noun |
unexpected, undesirable event; often physically injurious |
disaster, hazard, casualty, blow |
| accident
| 16 |
noun |
unexpected, undesirable event; often physically injurious |
mishap, calamity, setback, pileup, smash, misfortune, misadventure, collision, fluke, total, smashup, fender-bender, crack-up, rear ender, stack-up, wrack-up |
| accident
| 8 |
noun |
chance event |
circumstance, fortune, happening, fate, turn, adventure, occasion, luck |
| accident
| 4 |
noun |
chance event |
occurrence, fortuity, fluke, contingency |
| accompany
| 8 |
verb |
go or be with something |
follow, guide, attend, lead, guard, conduct, date, shadow |
| accompany
| 25 |
verb |
go or be with something |
escort, spook, convoy, consort, chaperon, squire, dog, drag, draft, usher, come along, string along, tailgate, associate with, go along, hang around with, hang out, keep company, look after, shlep along, show about, show around, stick to, tag along, take out |
| accompany
| 4 |
verb |
occur with something |
follow, add, characterize, complete |
| accompany
| 14 |
verb |
occur with something |
coexist, supplement, append, co-occur, appear with, be connected, belong to, coincide with, come with, go together, happen with, join with, occur with, take place with |
| account
| 10 |
noun |
written description of past events |
story, explanation, detail, tale, version, narrative, report, history, score, take |
| account
| 14 |
noun |
written description of past events |
chronicle, make, recital, tab, narration, bulletin, run-down, ABCs, annal, blow by blow, lowdown, play by play, the picture, the whole picture |
| account
| 12 |
noun |
record of finances, fees, or charges |
bill, record, charge, book, statement, report, check, score, inventory, balance, register, books |
| account
| 10 |
noun |
record of finances, fees, or charges |
reckoning, invoice, grunt, tally, ledger, tab, cuff, computation, IOU, bad news |
| account
| 8 |
noun |
basis or consideration for action |
interest, sake, regard, motive, reason, grounds, cause, ground |
| account
| 3 |
noun |
basis or consideration for action |
justification, rationale, rationalization |
| accountant
| 2 |
noun |
person who maintains financial accounts of a business |
analyst, clerk |
| accountant
| 11 |
noun |
person who maintains financial accounts of a business |
auditor, bookkeeper, comptroller, examiner, calculator, cashier, actuary, CPA, reckoner, teller, public accountant |
| accumulation
| 15 |
noun |
gathering or amassing |
pile, inflation, growth, quantity, chunk, mass, addition, increase, store, stock, collection, stack, collecting, up, upping |
| accumulation
| 17 |
noun |
gathering or amassing |
aggregation, accretion, accession, aggrandizement, gob, agglomeration, enlargement, augmentation, heap, multiplication, hunk, conglomeration, amassment, build-up, hoarding, intensification, trove |
| accurate
| 22 |
adj |
precise |
detailed, careful, scientific, solid, exact, specific, strict, proper, correct, close, concrete, distinct, explicit, genuine, just, particular, regular, right, severe, sharp, true, defined |
| accurate
| 26 |
adj |
precise |
meticulous, definite, skillful, authentic, systematic, rigorous, factual, deft, discriminating, faithful, judicious, literal, matter-of-fact, methodical, on the nose, punctilious, punctual, rigid, scrupulous, unerring, unmistakable, veracious, discriminative, on the button, on the money, ultraprecise |
| accurate
| 13 |
adj |
correct, without error |
perfect, strict, valid, exact, absolute, actual, certain, final, genuine, official, right, straight, true |
| accurate
| 18 |
adj |
correct, without error |
definitive, authoritative, truthful, definite, authentic, factual, conclusive, faultless, flawless, infallible, irrefutable, undeniable, undisputed, unimpeachable, unquestionable, veracious, errorless, unrefuted |
| achievement
| 14 |
noun |
something completed successfully; goal reached |
creation, success, effort, accomplishment, victory, performance, triumph, hit, stroke, production, exploit, act, execution, acquisition |
| achievement
| 16 |
noun |
something completed successfully; goal reached |
attainment, realization, deed, feat, completion, acquirement, actualization, consummation, conquest, effectuation, masterpiece, fulfillment, enactment, contrivance, tour de force, encompassment |
| acid
| 2 |
adj |
bitter, sour in taste |
biting, sharp |
| acid
| 7 |
adj |
bitter, sour in taste |
pungent, acerbic, piquant, tart, acidulous, vinegarish, vinegary |
| acid
| 1 |
adj |
having acidic, corrosive properties |
biting |
| acid
| 13 |
adj |
having acidic, corrosive properties |
acrid, acerbic, acidulous, corroding, rusting, eroding, dissolvent, anti-alkaline, bleaching, disintegrative, eating away, erosive, oxidizing |
| acid
| 7 |
adj |
bitter in words or behavior |
biting, nasty, dry, sharp, cutting, offensive, harsh |
| acid
| 9 |
adj |
bitter in words or behavior |
acerbic, trenchant, vitriolic, stinging, sarcastic, caustic, mordant, hateful, hurtful |
| acid
| 2 |
noun |
lysergic acid diethylamide, lsd |
dot, mushrooms |
| acid
| 23 |
noun |
lysergic acid diethylamide, lsd |
hallucinogen, candy, cubes, blotter, peyote, microdots, California sunshine, Lucy in the sky with diamonds, black tabs, blue Owsley, blue acid, blue dot, electric Kool Aid, green dragon, instant Zen, magic mushrooms, mescalin, orange sunshine, purple haze, strawberry fields, sugar cubes, yellow sunshine, Owsley's acid |
| acquaintance
| 7 |
noun |
a person known informally |
colleague, companion, neighbor, friend, associate, contact, association |
| acquaintance
| 4 |
noun |
knowledge of something through experience |
grasp, relationship, understanding, awareness |
| acquaintance
| 6 |
noun |
knowledge of something through experience |
familiarity, ken, fellowship, cognizance, intimacy, conversance |
| acquisition
| 14 |
noun |
obtaining or receiving |
addition, purchase, recovery, gain, possession, buy, prize, winning, pursuit, learning, property, achievement, acquiring, gaining |
| acquisition
| 10 |
noun |
obtaining or receiving |
procurement, attainment, acquirement, accretion, salvage, retrieval, redemption, procuring, obtainment, procuration |
| acquisition
| 25 |
noun |
something obtained, received |
profit, donation, return, earnings, gain, wages, proceeds, wealth, commission, income, net, premium, grant, bonus, award, achievement, salary, fortune, prize, gift, accomplishment, riches, benefit, security, reward |
| acquisition
| 7 |
noun |
something obtained, received |
increment, inheritance, dividend, allowance, winnings, remuneration, annuity |
| act
| 12 |
noun |
something done |
move, thing, step, action, performance, operation, doing, undertaking, accomplishment, exploit, execution, achievement |
| act
| 2 |
noun |
something done |
deed, feat |
| act
| 13 |
noun |
legislative document |
amendment, statute, bill, measure, law, resolution, announcement, code, commitment, writ, verdict, judgment, order |
| act
| 8 |
noun |
legislative document |
decree, edict, ordinance, warrant, enactment, summons, subpoena, clause |
| act
| 9 |
noun |
part of a performance |
scene, show, introduction, spot, number, turn, routine, curtain, piece |
| act
| 6 |
noun |
part of a performance |
sketch, prologue, gag, bit, epilogue, schtick |
| act
| 6 |
noun |
pretended behavior |
performance, attitude, show, stance, pose, front |
| act
| 18 |
noun |
pretended behavior |
stunt, put-on, phony, simulation, stall, fake, affectation, bit, posture, pretense, sham, false front, soft soap, sweet talk, feigning, dissimilation, chaser, shuck and jive |
| act
| 19 |
verb |
do something |
respond, do, execute, develop, pursue, create, move, serve, begin, undertake, function, operate, enforce, accomplish, practice, labor, persist, cook, achieve |
| act
| 28 |
verb |
do something |
carry out, persevere, maneuver, intrude, perk, perpetrate, preside, consummate, percolate, officiate, carry on, go about, knock off, take up, work out, do a number, get in there, go for broke, go for it, go in for, go that route, go to town, make progress, take effect, take part, take steps, transort, do one's thing |
| act
| 14 |
verb |
behave in a certain way |
function, do, execute, appear, perform, serve, react, behave, conduct, seem, operate, enact, strike, carry |
| act
| 10 |
verb |
behave in a certain way |
carry out, comport, exert, go about, take on, carry oneself, give the appearance, impress as, play part, represent oneself |
| act
| 8 |
verb |
entertain by playing a role |
perform, portray, play, enact, represent, characterize, pretend, star |
| act
| 32 |
verb |
entertain by playing a role |
feign, rehearse, ham, personify, dramatize, stooge, mug, strut, emote, burlesque, mimic, mime, simulate, impersonate, parody, go on, go over, ham it up, tread the boards, personate, be on, bring down the house, do a turn, lay an egg, make debut, play act, play gig, play part, play role, put it over, take part, say one's piece |
| action
| 26 |
noun |
something done |
reaction, life, force, deal, process, plan, activity, operation, response, movement, energy, scene, functioning, trip, occupation, business, stir, power, spirit, going, rush, happening, industry, game, motion, enterprise |
| action
| 25 |
noun |
something done |
vim, dash, alacrity, proposition, racket, commotion, liveliness, animation, hoopla, alertness, vigor, turmoil, agility, vitality, flurry, bustle, stunt, bit, bag, haste, hopper, vivacity, ballgame, big idea, in the works |
| action
| 19 |
noun |
individual deed |
move, step, exercise, act, performance, operation, effort, procedure, blow, transaction, doing, undertaking, accomplishment, exploit, commission, stroke, enterprise, execution, achievement |
| action
| 7 |
noun |
individual deed |
maneuver, exertion, manipulation, dealings, handiwork, thrust, feat |
| action
| 7 |
noun |
a legal process |
case, proceeding, claim, prosecution, suit, lawsuit, cause |
| action
| 1 |
noun |
a legal process |
litigation |
| action
| 8 |
noun |
an aggressive military deed |
fighting, conflict, fight, combat, contest, engagement, battle, encounter |
| action
| 3 |
noun |
an aggressive military deed |
warfare, skirmish, fray |
| activate
| 7 |
verb |
initiate something; start a function |
trigger, stimulate, move, prompt, motivate, start, stir |
| activate
| 13 |
verb |
initiate something; start a function |
mobilize, turn on, propel, energize, actuate, impel, arouse, rouse, switch on, call up, actify, set in motion, take out of mothballs |
| active
| 21 |
adj |
having movement |
operating, alive, effective, rapid, progressive, working, mobile, pushing, running, going, traveling, flowing, rolling, functioning, rushing, moving, walking, turning, streaming, shifting, speeding |
| active
| 17 |
adj |
having movement |
movable, rustling, simmering, operative, astir, efficacious, hasty, restless, speedy, at work, bustling, exertive, impelling, in force, in play, in process, swarming |
| active
| 17 |
adj |
very involved in activity |
busy, dynamic, engaged, alive, eager, determined, ready, quick, aggressive, intense, bold, rapid, daring, pushing, jumping, sharp, fresh |
| active
| 36 |
adj |
very involved in activity |
forceful, energetic, diligent, keen, enthusiastic, lively, resolute, alert, whiz, agile, animated, assiduous, brisk, chipper, dashing, dexterous, enterprising, eventful, forcible, frisky, high-spirited, industrious, inventive, nimble, perky, persevering, purposeful, sprightly, spry, zealous, fireball, bustling, enlivened, hard-working, hyper, on the move |
| activity
| 7 |
noun |
state of being active |
action, life, enterprise, exercise, movement, motion, labor |
| activity
| 6 |
noun |
state of being active |
exertion, liveliness, animation, bustle, hustle, activeness |
| activity
| 14 |
noun |
special interest or pursuit |
task, work, enterprise, project, job, venture, act, scheme, entertainment, undertaking, labor, game, trip, occupation |
| activity
| 12 |
noun |
special interest or pursuit |
endeavor, bit, zoo, scene, bag, pastime, stunt, racket, hobby, deed, avocation, ballgame |
| acute
| 5 |
adj |
deeply perceptive |
subtle, intense, sharp, sensitive, smart |
| acute
| 16 |
adj |
deeply perceptive |
keen, astute, canny, clever, discerning, discriminating, incisive, ingenious, insightful, intuitive, judicious, observant, penetrating, perspicacious, piercing, quick-witted |
| acute
| 10 |
adj |
very important |
dangerous, severe, sudden, critical, serious, desperate, essential, grave, crucial, vital |
| acute
| 4 |
adj |
very important |
urgent, dire, decisive, afflictive |
| acute
| 10 |
adj |
severe, intense |
severe, sudden, fierce, sharp, overwhelming, cutting, shooting, powerful, violent, racking |
| acute
| 8 |
adj |
severe, intense |
excruciating, poignant, keen, distressing, exquisite, overpowering, piercing, stabbing |
| acute
| 2 |
adj |
having a sharp end or point |
peaked, pointed |
| acute
| 11 |
adj |
having a sharp end or point |
spiked, acicular, aciculate, acuminate, cuspate, cuspidate, knifelike, acuminous, needle-shaped, piked, sharpened |
| add
| 6 |
verb |
simple arithmetical process of increase; accumulation |
count, calculate, figure, sum, cast, total |
| add
| 11 |
verb |
simple arithmetical process of increase; accumulation |
compute, reckon, tally, tot, tote, enumerate, summate, count up, do addition, reckon up, tot up |
| add
| 7 |
verb |
adjoin, increase; make further comment |
reply, include, boost, continue, hike, tag, pad |
| add
| 34 |
verb |
adjoin, increase; make further comment |
augment, annex, sweeten, affix, snowball, supplement, spike, ante, parlay, append, beef up, build up, figure in, step up, piggyback, charge up, cue in, flesh out, heat up, hike up, hitch on, hook on, hook up with, jack up, jazz up, join together, plug into, pour it on, run up, say further, slap on, soup up, speed up, tack on |
| addict
| 4 |
noun |
person who has compulsion toward |
practitioner, nut, activity, fan |
| addict
| 12 |
noun |
person who has compulsion toward |
enthusiast, devotee, fanatic, follower, junkie, buff, freak, zealot, fiend, hound, habitué, often injurious aficionado |
| addicted
| 5 |
adj |
dependent on something, compulsive |
devoted, hooked, absorbed, dependent, attached |
| addicted
| 18 |
adj |
dependent on something, compulsive |
obsessed, inclined, accustomed, predisposed, habituated, disposed, fanatic, fond, given to, under the influence, used to, hyped, imbued, spaced out, given over to, prone to, strung out, wedded to |
| addition
| 3 |
noun |
process of conjoining, adding |
extension, increasing, adding |
| addition
| 8 |
noun |
process of conjoining, adding |
inclusion, enlargement, annexation, augmentation, accession, attachment, adjoining, affixing |
| addition
| 14 |
noun |
something conjoined to or enlargement of something |
extension, bonus, expansion, boost, extra, raise, profit, increase, commission, option, rise, gain, hike, wing |
| addition
| 19 |
noun |
something conjoined to or enlargement of something |
supplement, enhancement, accession, increment, aggrandizement, adjunct, additive, accretion, attachment, annex, accrual, accessory, enlargement, appendix, augmentation, dividend, reinforcement, appendage, addendum |
| addition
| 5 |
noun |
arithmetical process of augmentation |
increasing, counting, adding, expanding, totaling |
| addition
| 9 |
noun |
arithmetical process of augmentation |
summation, reckoning, accretion, computing, enlarging, accruing, summing, tabulating, toting |
| address
| 7 |
noun |
place of residence or business where one can be contacted |
home, number, location, direction, house, headquarters, street |
| address
| 10 |
noun |
place of residence or business where one can be contacted |
ZIP code, abode, dwelling, domicile, whereabouts, lodging, box number, living quarters, place of business, place of residence |
| address
| 4 |
noun |
speech given to formal gathering |
lecture, talk, discourse, pitch |
| address
| 7 |
noun |
speech given to formal gathering |
sermon, dissertation, spiel, oration, pep talk, soapbox, chalk talk |
| address
| 7 |
verb |
write directions for delivery |
forward, send, route, mark, transmit, ship, label |
| address
| 6 |
verb |
write directions for delivery |
dispatch, consign, remit, inscribe, superscribe, postmark |
| address
| 8 |
verb |
speak to a formal gathering |
call, discuss, talk, discourse, greet, pitch, lecture, approach |
| address
| 16 |
verb |
speak to a formal gathering |
orate, stump, sermonize, spout, pontificate, hail, spiel, memorialize, bespeak, deliver speech, deliver talk, get on a soapbox, give speech, give talk, root for, take the floor |
| address
| 6 |
verb |
devote effort to something |
try, give, turn, dig, direct, undertake |
| address
| 19 |
verb |
devote effort to something |
go for, take up, focus on, apply oneself to, attend to, concentrate on, devote oneself to, engage in, go at, hammer away, have a go at, have at, knuckle down to, peg away, pitch into, plug away at, take care of, throw oneself into, turn to |
| adequate
| 8 |
adj |
enough, able |
fair, capable, decent, sufficient, suitable, acceptable, equal, comfortable |
| adequate
| 10 |
adj |
enough, able |
satisfactory, tolerable, competent, all right, commensurate, passable, requisite, unexceptional, unobjectionable, sufficing |
| adjective
| 3 |
noun |
word that modifies a noun |
dependent, attribute, additional |
| adjective
| 8 |
noun |
word that modifies a noun |
accessory, adjunct, modifier, descriptive, identifier, qualifier, adnoun, attributive |
| adjust
| 13 |
verb |
become or make prepared, adapted |
fix, modify, accommodate, adapt, regulate, alter, compose, fit, order, settle, suit, tune, arrange |
| adjust
| 23 |
verb |
become or make prepared, adapted |
conform, fine-tune, accustom, tailor, reconcile, doctor, rectify, dispose, acclimatize, habituate, redress, harmonize, remodel, fix up, quadrate, tailor-make, do as Romans do, fiddle with, get act together, get it together, grin and bear it, make conform, swim with the tide |
| adjust
| 13 |
verb |
mechanically alter, especially to |
tighten, balance, fix, correct, regulate, improve, repair, set, fit, service, focus, square, connect |
| adjust
| 16 |
verb |
mechanically alter, especially to |
overhaul, readjust, fine-tune, rectify, align, grind, renovate, mend, polish, sharpen, tune up, calibrate, troubleshoot, bring into line, improve accommodate, put in working order |
| adjust
| 10 |
verb |
bring into agreement or to a standard |
modify, coordinate, regulate, sort, organize, grade, conclude, straighten, settle, arrange |
| adjust
| 13 |
verb |
bring into agreement or to a standard |
conform, standardize, fine-tune, allocate, systematize, accord, reconcile, doctor, tally, clarify, fix up, methodize, fiddle with |
| administration
| 32 |
noun |
management of an organization or effort |
control, government, agency, legislation, rule, authority, policy, organization, jurisdiction, strategy, guidance, regulation, surveillance, application, charge, conduct, performance, enforcement, direction, power, governing, running, execution, provision, handling, command, distribution, order, conducting, administering, directing, overseeing |
| administration
| 5 |
noun |
management of an organization or effort |
dispensation, oversight, disposition, supervision, superintendence |
| administration
| 23 |
noun |
human or group who manages effort of an organization |
legislature, management, ministry, executive, cabinet, bureau, board, committee, department, upstairs, general, chair, President, commander, headquarters, command, officials, advisers, officers, supervisors, directors, powers, executives |
| administration
| 13 |
noun |
human or group who manages effort of an organization |
consulate, chairperson, embassy, front office, presidency, admiral, stewards, feds, superintendents, presidium, governing body, top brass, chargé d'affaires |
| administration
| 3 |
noun |
period during which a particular human group is in power |
regime, term, stay |
| administration
| 5 |
noun |
period during which a particular human group is in power |
incumbency, reign, dynasty, tenure, presidency |
| administrator
| 21 |
noun |
person who manages organization |
head, executive, supervisor, official, chief, authority, commander, director, manager, officer, judge, inspector, leader, minister, ambassador, producer, governor, boss, President, chair, captain |
| administrator
| 18 |
noun |
person who manages organization |
custodian, bureaucrat, organizer, superintendent, dean, chairperson, exec, consul, premier, overseer, front office, controller, CEO, mayor, head honcho, head person, person upstairs, prez |
| admiration
| 14 |
noun |
great respect |
love, praise, recognition, wonder, delight, appreciation, pleasure, account, regard, honor, favor, approval, liking, prizing |
| admiration
| 19 |
noun |
great respect |
adoration, applause, affection, reverence, wonderment, fondness, esteem, obeisance, veneration, homage, idolization, approbation, idolatry, deference, estimation, worship, glorification, marveling, valuing |
| admire
| 9 |
verb |
hold in high regard |
prize, treasure, appreciate, honor, credit, praise, respect, value, approve |
| admire
| 36 |
verb |
hold in high regard |
extol, applaud, laud, commend, adore, hail, cherish, worship, revere, idolize, glorify, eulogize, venerate, esteem, delight in, fall for, go for, marvel at, be crazy about, be crazy for, be crazy over, be mad about, be nuts about, be stuck on, be sweet on, be wild about, get high on, groove on, hold in respect, look up to, moon over, pay homage to, rate highly, take pleasure in, think highly of, wonder at |
| admission
| 10 |
noun |
entering or allowing entry |
entrance, introduction, acceptance, access, recognition, door, reception, permission, welcome, way |
| admission
| 8 |
noun |
entering or allowing entry |
confirmation, admittance, ingress, entrée, designation, initiation, certification, entree |
| admission
| 4 |
noun |
confession or acknowledgment |
revelation, statement, testimony, profession |
| admission
| 17 |
noun |
confession or acknowledgment |
disclosure, confirmation, accession, admittance, assertion, concession, testimonial, assent, affidavit, averment, attestation, deposition, affirmation, avowal, declaration, allowance, divulgence |
| admit
| 17 |
verb |
allow entry or use |
grant, receive, permit, introduce, concede, accept, enter, take, buy, okay, shelter, house, bless, initiate, entertain, let, suffer |
| admit
| 10 |
verb |
allow entry or use |
sign, harbor, lodge, take in, be big on, give access, give the nod, give thumbs up, let in, sign off on |
| admit
| 29 |
verb |
confess, acknowledge |
disclose, reveal, confirm, recognize, grant, accept, tell, indicate, concede, allow, permit, declare, approve, agree, talk, own, consent, number, bare, relate, expose, communicate, let, adopt, tolerate, yield, proclaim, credit, uncover |
| admit
| 21 |
verb |
confess, acknowledge |
affirm, recite, enumerate, concur, acquiesce, divulge, confide, accord, avow, unveil, narrate, spill, profess, bring to light, let on, cop a plea, go into details, make known, open up, own up, subscribe to |
| adopt
| 17 |
verb |
choose or take something as one's own |
use, support, accept, maintain, embrace, endorse, follow, approve, select, opt, tap, seize, assume, utilize, borrow, appropriate, adapt |
| adopt
| 12 |
verb |
choose or take something as one's own |
ratify, take up, mimic, affirm, assent, imitate, affiliate, espouse, take on, go down the line, go in for, take over |
| adopt
| 5 |
verb |
legally care for another's child |
choose, select, raise, foster, pick |
| adopt
| 2 |
verb |
legally care for another's child |
naturalize, take in |
| adoption
| 9 |
noun |
choosing or taking something as one's own |
acceptance, maintenance, approval, selection, support, choice, following, assumption, embracing |
| adoption
| 11 |
noun |
choosing or taking something as one's own |
enactment, ratification, endorsement, appropriation, confirmation, embracement, approbation, espousal, taking on, taking over, taking up |
| adoption
| 3 |
noun |
legal taking of another's child |
fostering, raising, adopting |
| adoption
| 3 |
noun |
legal taking of another's child |
fosterage, naturalizing, taking in |
| adult
| 2 |
adj |
being mature, fully grown |
developed, grown |
| adult
| 4 |
adj |
being mature, fully grown |
grown-up, ripe, of age, ripened |
| adult
| 3 |
noun |
a mature, fully grown person |
person, woman, man |
| adult
| 2 |
noun |
a mature, fully grown person |
gentleperson, grownup |
| advance
| 7 |
adj |
ahead in position or time |
forward, leading, prior, first, earlier, early, previously |
| advance
| 5 |
adj |
ahead in position or time |
beforehand, foremost, in front, in the forefront, in the lead |
| advance
| 2 |
noun |
forward movement |
progress, motion |
| advance
| 4 |
noun |
forward movement |
advancement, impetus, headway, progression |
| advance
| 11 |
noun |
improvement, progress in development |
development, rise, increase, step, growth, gain, progress, boost, promotion, up, upping |
| advance
| 11 |
noun |
improvement, progress in development |
breakthrough, advancement, upgrade, amelioration, enrichment, break, headway, go-ahead, buildup, furtherance, betterment |
| advance
| 7 |
noun |
money given beforehand |
increase, hike, stake, loan, credit, score, deposit |
| advance
| 11 |
noun |
money given beforehand |
rise, bite, retainer, take, touch, allowance, accommodation, down payment, prepayment, floater, front money |
| advance
| 10 |
verb |
move something forward, often quickly |
accelerate, storm, progress, promote, speed, achieve, march, proceed, launch, drive |
| advance
| 33 |
verb |
move something forward, often quickly |
propel, dispatch, elevate, conquer, skyrocket, hasten, quicken, come forward, gain ground, get ahead, go ahead, move up, bring forward, continue ahead, continue on, forge ahead, get green light, get there, get with it, go forth, go forward, go great guns, go places, go to town, make headway, make the scene, move on, move onward, press on, push ahead, push on, send forward, step forward |
| advance
| 15 |
verb |
promote or propose an idea |
offer, encourage, introduce, benefit, push, further, boost, urge, suggest, serve, submit, foster, spot, cite, present |
| advance
| 16 |
verb |
promote or propose an idea |
plug, splash, ballyhoo, adduce, proffer, hype, puff, allege, beat the drum for, get ink for, lay forward, make a pitch for, put forward, put on the map, set forth, throw spotlight on |
| advance
| 4 |
verb |
give money beforehand |
provide, pay, loan, lend |
| advance
| 1 |
verb |
give money beforehand |
furnish |
| advance
| 9 |
verb |
increase in amount, number, or position |
develop, raise, boost, grow, improve, grade, prefer, up, thrive |
| advance
| 17 |
verb |
increase in amount, number, or position |
upgrade, prosper, magnify, enlarge, elevate, multiply, uplift, hit the jackpot, make out, pan out, break the bank, get fat, get rich, hit pay dirt, make a killing, strike gold, strike it rich |
| advantage
| 34 |
noun |
benefit, favored position or circumstance |
influence, recognition, wealth, lead, profit, support, improvement, favor, asset, interest, return, power, choice, protection, preference, convenience, edge, position, gain, help, authority, sanction, utility, hold, assistance, comfort, resources, good, blessing, break, odds, aid, starting, luck |
| advantage
| 18 |
noun |
benefit, favored position or circumstance |
dominance, leverage, upper hand, superiority, precedence, prevalence, expediency, supremacy, leeway, eminence, avail, boon, gratification, prestige, mastery, ascendancy, leg-up, pre-eminence |
| adventure
| 12 |
noun |
risky or unexpected undertaking |
exploit, trip, experience, scene, happening, undertaking, incident, hazard, chance, venture, enterprise, speculation |
| adventure
| 7 |
noun |
risky or unexpected undertaking |
feat, peril, jeopardy, endangerment, contingency, occurrence, emprise |
| advertising
| 14 |
noun |
public notice of sale; notices to increase consumer desire |
pitch, announcement, spread, exhibition, publicity, posting, broadcasting, promotion, displaying, billing, promoting, blasting, exhibiting, announcing |
| advertising
| 13 |
noun |
public notice of sale; notices to increase consumer desire |
buildup, proclamation, exposition, hoopla, plug, ballyhoo, hype, puff, hard sell, screamer, squib, PR, promo |
| advice
| 22 |
noun |
recommendation |
information, word, help, judgment, guidance, instruction, tip, warning, aid, suggestion, recommendation, opinion, lesson, view, news, proposal, prescription, counsel, charge, teaching, steer, directions |
| advice
| 19 |
noun |
recommendation |
consultation, encouragement, tip-off, injunction, telltale, tidings, admonition, advisement, advocacy, proposition, caution, exhortation, persuasion, forewarning, word to the wise, input, dissuasion, bum steer, two cents' worth |
| advise
| 17 |
verb |
offer recommendation |
urge, charge, prepare, suggest, encourage, direct, warn, instruct, recommend, counsel, advocate, prompt, move, update, guide, steer, preach |
| advise
| 17 |
verb |
offer recommendation |
commend, admonish, caution, point out, prescribe, exhort, forewarn, tout, enjoin, dissuade, opine, kibitz, give a pointer, give a tip, level with, put bug in ear, put in two cents |
| advise
| 6 |
verb |
offer information |
warn, inform, tell, show, update, report |
| advise
| 16 |
verb |
offer information |
apprise, notify, acquaint, clue, post, fill in, clue in, give the word, keep posted, lay it out, let in on, make known, put next to, put on the line, put on to, tip off |
| adviser
| 6 |
noun |
mentor |
coach, consultant, counselor, aide, instructor, monitor |
| adviser
| 4 |
noun |
mentor |
confidant, tipster, nestor, admonitor |
| advocate
| 7 |
noun |
person supporting an idea or cause publicly |
lawyer, defender, supporter, counsel, attorney, speaker, champion |
| advocate
| 11 |
noun |
person supporting an idea or cause publicly |
promoter, proponent, backer, exponent, spokesperson, apostle, campaigner, expounder, pleader, proposer, upholder |
| advocate
| 17 |
verb |
support idea or cause publicly |
urge, support, back, favor, encourage, recommend, propose, push, further, promote, defend, justify, advance, champion, bless, advise, side |
| advocate
| 29 |
verb |
support idea or cause publicly |
uphold, tout, plug, vindicate, bolster, countenance, boost, build up, go for, go to bat for, press for, campaign for, argue for, be in corner, brace up, get on bandwagon, give a leg up, give a lift, go with, hold with, plead for, plump for, ride shotgun for, root for, run interference for, say so, speak for, spread around, stump for |
| aesthetic
| 2 |
adj |
beautiful |
artistic, creative |
| aesthetic
| 4 |
adj |
beautiful |
artful, gorgeous, inventive, esthetic |
| affair
| 29 |
noun |
matter or business to be taken care of; happening activity |
case, project, transaction, proceeding, question, topic, incident, task, interest, employment, event, subject, province, duty, episode, happening, circumstance, occupation, undertaking, profession, mission, calling, job, responsibility, pursuit, assignment, realm, obligation, concern |
| affair
| 5 |
noun |
matter or business to be taken care of; happening activity |
thing, hap, avocation, occurrence, office function |
| affair
| 3 |
noun |
illicit sexual relationship |
relationship, love, romance |
| affair
| 14 |
noun |
illicit sexual relationship |
liaison, fling, rendezvous, amour, intimacy, intrigue, hanky-panky, two-timing, affaire, extracurricular activity, carrying on, goings-on, playing around, thing together |
| affair
| 5 |
noun |
party or celebration |
function, do, gathering, entertainment, reception |
| affair
| 2 |
noun |
party or celebration |
shindig, soiree |
| affect
| 18 |
verb |
influence, affect emotionally |
disturb, upset, influence, involve, interest, touch, alter, change, regard, inspire, relate, prevail, move, impress, transform, modify, stir, overcome |
| affect
| 5 |
verb |
influence, affect emotionally |
perturb, induce, sway, impinge, act on |
| affect
| 3 |
verb |
pretend, imitate |
assume, adopt, act |
| affect
| 15 |
verb |
pretend, imitate |
feign, bluff, contrive, simulate, fake, counterfeit, sham, put on, take on, playact, aspire to, do a bit, lay it on thick, make out like, put up a front |
| affectionate
| 10 |
adj |
having or showing fondness |
friendly, warm, loving, dear, devoted, kind, partial, tender, caring, attached |
| affectionate
| 11 |
adj |
having or showing fondness |
sympathetic, warmhearted, doting, fond, mushy, all over, crazy over, huggy, lovey-dovey, nutty about, soft on |
| affinity
| 4 |
noun |
liking or inclination toward something |
sympathy, leaning, attraction, cotton |
| affinity
| 13 |
noun |
liking or inclination toward something |
weakness, closeness, rapport, fondness, affection, thing, partiality, compatibility, cup of tea, druthers, good vibrations, same wavelength, simpatico |
| affinity
| 5 |
noun |
similarity |
relationship, connection, alliance, relation, association |
| affinity
| 9 |
noun |
similarity |
resemblance, closeness, kinship, correspondence, similitude, semblance, likeness, alikeness, analogy |
| afford
| 7 |
verb |
able to have or do; within financial means |
manage, allow, support, bear, sustain, stand, spare |
| afford
| 5 |
verb |
able to have or do; within financial means |
incur, be able to, be disposed to, have enough for, have the means for |
| afford
| 6 |
verb |
give, produce |
provide, grant, offer, render, supply, yield |
| afford
| 3 |
verb |
give, produce |
bestow, impart, furnish |
| afraid
| 12 |
adj |
fearful |
nervous, scared, suspicious, shocked, anxious, alarmed, discouraged, disturbed, frozen, upset, worried, cowed |
| afraid
| 32 |
adj |
fearful |
timid, apprehensive, frightened, abashed, aghast, blanched, cowardly, distressed, horrified, intimidated, panic-stricken, perplexed, perturbed, petrified, startled, stunned, terrified, timorous, aroused, daunted, disheartened, dismayed, faint-hearted, have cold feet, in awe, rattled, run scared, scared stiff, scared to death, spooked, terror-stricken, trembling |
| afraid
| 3 |
adj |
reluctant, regretful |
unhappy, sorry, reluctant |
| afraid
| 8 |
adj |
reluctant, regretful |
hesitant, loath, unwilling, averse, backward, disinclined, indisposed, uneager |
| afterlife
| 1 |
noun |
life after death |
heaven |
| afterlife
| 4 |
noun |
life after death |
immortality, hereafter, eternity, the great beyond |
| afternoon
| 5 |
noun |
period after 12 noon and before sunset |
siesta, teatime, P.M., cocktail hour, post meridian |
| age
| 5 |
noun |
period of animate existence |
youth, life, majority, lifetime, childhood |
| age
| 14 |
noun |
period of animate existence |
maturity, old age, infancy, milestone, senility, dotage, boyhood, seniority, adolescence, wear and tear, elderliness, girlhood, adulthood, middle age |
| age
| 8 |
noun |
a period of time |
life, generation, era, date, day, span, interval, lifetime |
| age
| 7 |
noun |
a period of time |
millennium, epoch, interim, duration, blue moon, century, aeon |
| age
| 4 |
verb |
become older |
develop, grow, push, decline |
| age
| 10 |
verb |
become older |
mature, get along, deteriorate, mellow, ripen, wane, grow up, grow feeble, grow old, put mileage on |
| agency
| 5 |
noun |
organization, often business-related |
department, firm, company, bureau, office |
| agency
| 15 |
noun |
power, instrumentality |
operation, force, organ, vehicle, medium, means, efficiency, work, influence, mechanism, instrument, activity, action, intervention, channel |
| agency
| 4 |
noun |
power, instrumentality |
intercession, auspices, mediation, instrumentality |
| agenda
| 6 |
noun |
list of things to do |
calendar, program, plan, schedule, diary, card |
| agenda
| 3 |
noun |
list of things to do |
timetable, lineup, docket |
| agent
| 17 |
noun |
person representing an organization or person in business |
commissioner, minister, deputy, assistant, worker, broker, representative, lawyer, operator, officer, ambassador, attorney, principal, actor, factor, advocate, servant |
| agent
| 25 |
noun |
person representing an organization or person in business |
promoter, operative, go-between, negotiator, substitute, abettor, doer, intermediary, proctor, salesperson, proxy, emissary, surrogate, envoy, steward, delegate, executor, handler, assignee, mover, functionary, factotum, mediary, middleperson, ten percenter |
| agent
| 9 |
noun |
power, instrument for achievement |
force, medium, power, organ, means, factor, vehicle, cause, channel |
| aggregate
| 9 |
adj |
forming a collection from separate parts |
corporate, combined, collective, collected, added, mixed, total, piled, assembled |
| aggregate
| 5 |
adj |
forming a collection from separate parts |
cumulative, heaped, composite, accumulated, amassed |
| aggregate
| 13 |
noun |
collection |
body, bulk, mixture, gross, sum, combination, amount, pile, mass, total, whole, quantity, all |
| aggregate
| 14 |
noun |
collection |
heap, agglomeration, lump, accumulation, agglomerate, conglomerate, totality, conglomeration, assemblage, the works, whole ball of wax, whole enchilada, whole schmear, whole shooting match |
| aggregate
| 10 |
verb |
combine into a collection |
collect, sum, assemble, number, mix, amount, combine, pile, total, come |
| aggregate
| 4 |
verb |
combine into a collection |
amass, heap, accumulate, add up |
| aggressive
| 6 |
adj |
belligerent, hostile |
threatening, disturbing, offensive, advancing, attacking, invading |
| aggressive
| 18 |
adj |
belligerent, hostile |
contentious, intrusive, combative, destructive, antipathetic, barbaric, bellicose, disruptive, martial, militant, pugnacious, quarrelsome, rapacious, warlike, assailing, encroaching, hawkish, intruding |
| aggressive
| 4 |
adj |
assertive |
tough, bold, dynamic, pushing |
| aggressive
| 26 |
adj |
assertive |
zealous, forceful, cocky, vigorous, smart, energetic, brassy, cheeky, come on, domineering, enterprising, flip, fresh, hard sell, imperious, masterful, militant, nervy, pushy, sassy, strenuous, assertory, get up and go, go after, shooting from the hip, smart alecky |
| agile
| 9 |
adj |
physically or mentally nimble, deft |
rapid, athletic, quick, sharp, active, fleet, prompt, ready, stirring |
| agile
| 29 |
adj |
physically or mentally nimble, deft |
energetic, frisky, limber, buoyant, spirited, lithe, lively, sprightly, supple, acute, alert, brisk, clever, dexterous, mercurial, quick-witted, sportive, spry, swift, vigorous, vivacious, zippy, winged, bustling, easy-moving, quick on the draw, quick on the trigger, spright, twinkle toes |
| agonize
| 9 |
verb |
suffer or cause another to suffer |
disturb, pain, hurt, try, strain, struggle, labor, rack, worry |
| agonize
| 19 |
verb |
suffer or cause another to suffer |
lament, harrow, excruciate, crucify, bleed, squirm, afflict, torture, writhe, torment, wince, strive, martyr, distress, carry on, eat heart out, sing the blues, stew over, take it badly |
| agonized
| 9 |
verb |
suffer or cause another to suffer |
disturb, pain, hurt, try, strain, struggle, labor, rack, worry |
| agonized
| 19 |
verb |
suffer or cause another to suffer |
lament, harrow, excruciate, crucify, bleed, squirm, afflict, torture, writhe, torment, wince, strive, martyr, distress, carry on, eat heart out, sing the blues, stew over, take it badly |
| agonizing
| 8 |
adj |
difficult and painful, suffering |
intense, disturbing, extreme, fierce, violent, racking, struggling, tearing |
| agonizing
| 6 |
adj |
difficult and painful, suffering |
tortuous, harrowing, excruciating, tormenting, vehement, torturing |
| agony
| 1 |
noun |
suffering, pain |
passion |
| agony
| 10 |
noun |
suffering, pain |
torture, torment, misery, woe, anguish, dolor, distress, affliction, throes, pangs |
| agree
| 14 |
verb |
be in unison, assent with another |
set, grant, recognize, acknowledge, concede, admit, settle, allow, comply, okay, consent, engage, permit, check |
| agree
| 24 |
verb |
be in unison, assent with another |
concur, sign, accede, acquiesce, subscribe, bury the hatchet, cut a deal, play ball, yes, be of the same mind, buy into, clinch the deal, come to terms, give blessing, give carte blanche, give green light, give the go-ahead, go along with, make a deal, pass on, see eye to eye, shake on, side with, take one up on |
| agree
| 9 |
verb |
be similar or consistent |
square, concert, fit, equal, click, answer, suit, blend, match |
| agree
| 20 |
verb |
be similar or consistent |
conform, concur, accord, consort, attune, tally, concord, correspond, synchronize, cohere, jibe, harmonize, coincide, parallel, be in harmony, fall in with, get along with, go hand in hand, go together, go well with |
| agreeable
| 9 |
adj |
pleasing |
satisfying, acceptable, pleasant, mild, fair, fine, nice, ready, welcome |
| agreeable
| 15 |
adj |
pleasing |
gratifying, enjoyable, delightful, delicious, dandy, peachy, pleasurable, spiffy, swell, hunky-dory, peach, pleasureful, pussycat, to one's liking, to one's taste |
| agreeable
| 3 |
adj |
appropriate, in keeping |
proper, consistent, fitting |
| agreeable
| 4 |
adj |
appropriate, in keeping |
befitting, compatible, congruous, consonant |
| agreeable
| 6 |
adj |
willing to be in unison, assent |
favorable, grateful, willing, consenting, approving, complying |
| agreeable
| 8 |
adj |
willing to be in unison, assent |
congenial, sympathetic, amenable, responsive, acquiescent, concurring, in accord, well-disposed |
| agreement
| 18 |
noun |
concurrence |
compliance, understanding, compromise, arrangement, alliance, concert, sympathy, adjustment, union, similarity, harmony, approving, verification, acknowledging, authorizing, complying, endorsing, granting |
| agreement
| 26 |
noun |
concurrence |
reconciliation, accord, mediation, concession, unison, concord, accession, arbitration, suitableness, bargaining, compatibility, affinity, correspondence, affiliation, amity, congruity, accommodation, concordance, accordance, consistency, conformity, verifying, assenting, acceding, concurring, ratifying |
| agreement
| 16 |
noun |
document of concurrence, contract |
negotiation, charter, transaction, protocol, deal, understanding, arrangement, compromise, approval, settlement, okay, note, writ, bond, treaty, recognition |
| agreement
| 18 |
noun |
document of concurrence, contract |
pact, covenant, lease, compact, confirmation, avowal, codicil, affidavit, assent, bargain, stipulation, cartel, adjudication, indenture, oath, acknowledgment, piece of paper, the nod |
| agricultural
| 2 |
adj |
concerning farming, land |
rural, ranch |
| agricultural
| 7 |
adj |
concerning farming, land |
gardening, rustic, horticultural, aggie, agronomical, arboricultural, floricultural |
| agriculture
| 1 |
noun |
farming, crop production |
culture |
| agriculture
| 6 |
noun |
farming, crop production |
horticulture, cultivation, husbandry, agronomy, tillage, agronomics |
| aid
| 25 |
noun |
help, support |
gift, service, assistance, benefit, subsidy, compensation, relief, cooperation, care, treatment, backing, giving, guidance, comfort, favor, attention, rescue, advice, assist, hand, lift, charity, ministry, promotion, reward |
| aid
| 20 |
noun |
help, support |
alleviation, encouragement, sustenance, furtherance, advocacy, benefaction, endowment, advancement, bounty, patronage, salvation, handout, reinforcement, deliverance, benevolence, backup, allowance, ministration, leg up, shot in the arm |
| aid
| 7 |
verb |
help, support |
assist, encourage, promote, relieve, serve, favor, sustain |
| aid
| 14 |
verb |
help, support |
subsidize, abet, alleviate, mitigate, befriend, lighten, bail out, go to bat for, benefact, go with, lend a hand, open doors for, stick up for, straighten out |
| aids
| 1 |
noun |
immunological disorder |
virus |
| aids
| 5 |
noun |
immunological disorder |
acquired immune deficiency syndrome, sexually transmitted disease, STD, HIV, HIV-positive |
| air
| 7 |
noun |
gases forming the atmosphere |
breath, breeze, wind, sky, draft, blast, heavens |
| air
| 8 |
noun |
gases forming the atmosphere |
whiff, waft, puff, zephyr, stratosphere, ozone, ventilation, troposphere |
| air
| 17 |
noun |
distinctive quality or character; style |
atmosphere, tone, mood, effect, flavor, feeling, quality, look, impression, bearing, feel, pose, appearance, presence, manner, address, property |
| air
| 9 |
noun |
distinctive quality or character; style |
aura, comportment, semblance, mannerism, demeanor, deportment, ambience, affectation, mien |
| air
| 4 |
noun |
musical tune |
song, strain, theme, lay |
| air
| 3 |
noun |
musical tune |
descant, aria, melody |
| air
| 4 |
verb |
put into the atmosphere; freshen |
open, expose, fan, cool |
| air
| 10 |
verb |
put into the atmosphere; freshen |
circulate, ventilate, aerate, eject, expel, oxygenate, purify, refresh, aerify, air-condition |
| air
| 15 |
verb |
express opinion publicly |
disclose, reveal, communicate, publish, declare, broadcast, tell, put, speak, display, exhibit, expose, proclaim, state, voice |
| air
| 8 |
verb |
express opinion publicly |
publicize, circulate, ventilate, disseminate, divulge, utter, make known, make public |
| aircraft
| 3 |
noun |
airplane |
helicopter, balloon, jet |
| aircraft
| 9 |
noun |
airplane |
dirigible, UFO, blimp, flying machine, flying saucer, airliner, chopper, airship, zeppelin |
| airline
| 7 |
noun |
air carrier |
air passenger carrier, air service, air shuttle, air taxi, charter airline, commercial airline, commuter airline |
| airport
| 2 |
noun |
center for transportation by air |
installation, strip |
| airport
| 10 |
noun |
center for transportation by air |
runway, hangar, home plate, landing strip, airfield, airstrip, heliport, airdrome, aerodome, helipad |
| aisle
| 11 |
noun |
passageway dividing something |
hallway, lane, corridor, path, opening, clearing, alley, walk, course, way, passage |
| aisle
| 5 |
noun |
passageway dividing something |
avenue, ingress, egress, artery, gangway |
| alarm
| 8 |
noun |
feeling of sudden fear |
anxiety, tension, horror, terror, panic, scare, strain, stress |
| alarm
| 11 |
noun |
feeling of sudden fear |
nervousness, dismay, consternation, apprehension, unease, trepidation, uneasiness, dread, distress, fright, cold feet |
| alarm
| 14 |
noun |
warning, signaling device |
signal, cry, warning, bell, sign, clock, tip, shout, call, nod, blast, drum, yell, scream |
| alarm
| 19 |
noun |
warning, signaling device |
buzzer, alert, whistle, caution, gong, trumpet, siren, flash, forewarning, flap, tocsin, squeal, scramble, wink, high sign, SOS, Mayday, horn, tip off |
| alarm
| 4 |
verb |
upset |
surprise, scare, panic, chill |
| alarm
| 15 |
verb |
upset |
dismay, frighten, unnerve, amaze, startle, astonish, daunt, terrify, spook, distress, give a turn, make jump, scare silly, scare stiff, scare to death |
| album
| 5 |
noun |
blank book for collecting; holder |
collection, index, register, notebook, portfolio |
| album
| 7 |
noun |
blank book for collecting; holder |
anthology, miscellany, depository, memento, scrapbook, registry, memory book |
| alcohol
| 3 |
noun |
intoxicating, flammable liquid |
drink, spirits, sauce |
| alcohol
| 18 |
noun |
intoxicating, flammable liquid |
smoke, liquor, booze, intoxicant, cocktail, moonshine, tipple, methanol, ethanol, firewater, toddy, alky, rotgut, hootch, palliative, canned heat, hard stuff, red-eye |
| alcoholic
| 1 |
adj |
intoxicating |
hard |
| alcoholic
| 7 |
adj |
intoxicating |
fermented, inebriant, brewed, distilled, inebriating, sprituous, vinous |
| alcoholic
| 12 |
noun |
drunk |
souse, tippler, lush, inebriate, boozer, wino, sot, problem drinker, substance abuser, dipsomaniac, bar fly, hard drinker |
| alcoholic beverage
| 4 |
noun |
alcoholic drink |
alcohol, beer, drink, spirits |
| alcoholic beverage
| 10 |
noun |
alcoholic drink |
booze, liqueur, liquor, cocktail, intoxicant, mixed drink, wine, hard drink, hard liquor, inebriant |
| alert
| 9 |
adj |
attentive, lively |
wise, active, bright, sharp, careful, intelligent, ready, hip, quick |
| alert
| 26 |
adj |
attentive, lively |
watchful, wary, observant, perceptive, wired, vigilant, spirited, cagey, circumspect, clever, heedful, on guard, on the ball, wide-awake, with it, jazzed, all ears, fast on the draw, good hands, heads up, on the job, on the lookout, on the qui vive, psyched up, switched on, on one's toes |
| alert
| 3 |
noun |
warning |
alarm, signal, sign |
| alert
| 8 |
noun |
warning |
siren, flap, admonition, wink, high sign, SOS, Mayday, tip off |
| alert
| 5 |
verb |
warn |
inform, alarm, signal, tip, flag |
| alert
| 6 |
verb |
warn |
notify, forewarn, tip off, give the high sign, put on guard, wave flag |
| alive
| 14 |
adj |
being animately existent |
awake, conscious, live, around, breathing, dynamic, existing, growing, knowing, living, running, vital, working, functioning |
| alive
| 8 |
adj |
being animately existent |
viable, animate, cognizant, extant, mortal, operative, subsisting, zoetic |
| alive
| 8 |
adj |
being active, full of life |
ready, eager, awake, dynamic, quick, sharp, stirring, vital |
| alive
| 19 |
adj |
being active, full of life |
rife, animated, abounding, alert, brisk, cheerful, energetic, lively, overflowing, replete, spirited, sprightly, spry, teeming, vigorous, vivacious, bustling, swarming, zestful |
| allocation
| 2 |
noun |
distribution |
share, portion |
| allocation
| 5 |
noun |
distribution |
appropriation, allotment, quota, ration, apportionment |
| allow
| 4 |
verb |
admit; acknowledge |
grant, own, confess, concede |
| allow
| 3 |
verb |
admit; acknowledge |
avow, acquiesce, let on |
| allow
| 20 |
verb |
permit an action |
authorize, recognize, support, tolerate, favor, pass, release, approve, okay, license, consent, endorse, bear, commission, admit, let, stand, sanction, suffer, endure |
| allow
| 26 |
verb |
permit an action |
oblige, accord, certify, indulge, brook, warrant, empower, accredit, hear of, be big, be game for, free up, give a blank check, give carte blanche, give leave, give permission, give the go-ahead, give the green light, go along with, grant permission, hold with, live with, pass on, put up with, sit still for, take kindly to |
| allow
| 6 |
verb |
set aside |
provide, grant, assign, give, spare, lot |
| allow
| 7 |
verb |
set aside |
deduct, apportion, remit, allocate, admeasure, allot, mete |
| allowance
| 25 |
noun |
amount of money or other supply |
salary, wage, fee, gift, grant, subsidy, pension, aid, contribution, scholarship, taste, share, legacy, measure, slice, pay, commission, lot, interest, cut, prize, portion, part, piece, quantity |
| allowance
| 18 |
noun |
amount of money or other supply |
ration, quota, stipend, allotment, allocation, alimony, endowment, stint, apportionment, inheritance, bite, honorarium, bounty, fellowship, bequest, recompense, annuity, remittance |
| allowance
| 6 |
noun |
discount; concession |
reduction, adjustment, cut, advantage, admission, sanction |
| allowance
| 6 |
noun |
discount; concession |
deduction, accommodation, rebate, toleration, adaptation, sufferance |
| alloy
| 4 |
noun |
mixture, usually of two metals |
combination, reduction, compound, blend |
| alloy
| 11 |
noun |
mixture, usually of two metals |
adulteration, amalgamation, composite, adulterant, hybrid, debasement, fusion, admixture, denaturant, amalgam, intermixture |
| alloy
| 4 |
verb |
mix metals |
mix, combine, compound, blend |
| alloy
| 4 |
verb |
mix metals |
amalgamate, fuse, intermix, admix |
| alloy
| 2 |
verb |
adulterate |
reduce, diminish |
| alloy
| 4 |
verb |
adulterate |
debase, devalue, impair, denature |
| ally
| 4 |
noun |
something united with another, especially by treaty |
colleague, partner, friend, associate |
| ally
| 7 |
noun |
something united with another, especially by treaty |
helper, accessory, coadjutor, confederate, collaborator, accomplice, co-worker |
| aloof
| 9 |
adj |
remote |
distant, above, apart, casual, cold, cool, forbidding, reserved, withdrawn |
| aloof
| 28 |
adj |
remote |
haughty, standoffish, unsympathetic, detached, indifferent, unresponsive, chilly, hard-boiled, lone wolf, loner, secluded, solitary, supercilious, thick-skinned, unapproachable, unconcerned, unfriendly, uninterested, unsociable, uppity, incurious, offish, cold fish, hard-hearted, laid back, on ice, putting on airs, stuck up |
| altar
| 6 |
noun |
church table, pedestal |
shrine, font, tabernacle, reredos, chantry, retable |
| amateur
| 1 |
noun |
casual participant |
recruit |
| amateur
| 20 |
noun |
casual participant |
dilettante, tenderfoot, ham, beginner, learner, novice, neophyte, hopeful, aspirant, abecedarian, layperson, dabbler, greenhorn, tyro, apprentice, nonprofessional, probationer, putterer, Sunday driver, bush leaguer |
| amber
| 2 |
adj |
gold-colored |
brown, golden |
| amber
| 2 |
adj |
gold-colored |
tan, yellowish |
| ambiguity
| 3 |
noun |
uncertainty of meaning |
doubt, uncertainty, puzzle |
| ambiguity
| 20 |
noun |
uncertainty of meaning |
vagueness, equivocation, obscurity, doubtfulness, dubiousness, tergiversation, indefiniteness, enigma, unclearness, anagram, dubiety, incertitude, equivocality, polysemy, inconclusiveness, indeterminateness, double meaning, double-entendre, equivocacy, polysemousness |
| ambiguous
| 3 |
adj |
having more than one meaning |
uncertain, puzzling, vague |
| ambiguous
| 20 |
adj |
having more than one meaning |
enigmatic, questionable, unclear, equivocal, opaque, inconclusive, dubious, cryptic, obscure, doubtful, indefinite, indeterminate, muddy, tenebrous, unintelligible, inexplicit, clear as dishwater, enigmatical, multivocal, polysemous |
| ambition
| 13 |
noun |
strong desire for success |
desire, longing, love, energy, passion, enthusiasm, initiative, spirit, hope, hunger, drive, enterprise, push |
| ambition
| 22 |
noun |
strong desire for success |
pretension, zeal, aspiration, lust, yearning, vigor, appetite, eagerness, itch, hankering, earnestness, ardor, thirst, avidity, emulation, moxie, craving, keenness, right stuff, striving, fire in belly, get up and go |
| ambition
| 13 |
noun |
something desired |
desire, goal, wish, aim, purpose, objective, dream, hope, intent, mark, end, target, enterprise |
| ambition
| 1 |
noun |
something desired |
aspiration |
| ambitious
| 14 |
adj |
desiring success |
determined, aggressive, anxious, designing, driving, eager, hungry, inspired, intent, longing, pushing, sharp, soaring, climbing |
| ambitious
| 30 |
adj |
desiring success |
energetic, enthusiastic, earnest, resourceful, ardent, aspiring, avid, come on, desirous, eager beaver, enterprising, hopeful, industrious, purposeful, pushy, thirsty, vaulting, zealous, go-getter, striving, ball of fire, bent upon, come on strong, fireball, get up and go, goal-oriented, hard ball, high-reaching, power-loving, self-starting |
| ambitious
| 9 |
adj |
requiring great effort, ability |
demanding, bold, impressive, difficult, elaborate, exacting, hard, severe, challenging |
| ambitious
| 9 |
adj |
requiring great effort, ability |
grandiose, energetic, visionary, arduous, formidable, industrious, lofty, pretentious, strenuous |
| ambulance
| 2 |
noun |
emergency vehicle |
transport, rescue |
| ambulance
| 2 |
noun |
emergency vehicle |
EMS, hospital wagon |
| amendment
| 4 |
noun |
correction, improvement |
reform, change, repair, improvement |
| amendment
| 11 |
noun |
correction, improvement |
modification, remedy, revision, correction, mending, alteration, reformation, amelioration, enhancement, betterment, rectification |
| amendment
| 6 |
noun |
addition to a document |
bill, act, motion, suggestion, measure, rider |
| amendment
| 10 |
noun |
addition to a document |
clause, modification, revision, clarification, codicil, alteration, adjunct, supplement, attachment, addendum |
| amphibian
| 8 |
noun |
cold-blooded vertebrate |
toad, frog, salamander, hyla, proteus, caecilian, caudate, newt |
| ample
| 15 |
adj |
more than necessary, sufficient |
wide, generous, great, substantial, broad, extensive, big, enough, full, heavy, large, liberal, plenty, rich, spare |
| ample
| 18 |
adj |
more than necessary, sufficient |
bountiful, copious, plentiful, voluminous, spacious, expansive, abundant, abounding, capacious, commodious, galore, lavish, profuse, roomy, unrestricted, bounteous, plenteous, no end |
| amputate
| 2 |
verb |
remove a limb |
separate, eliminate |
| amputate
| 7 |
verb |
remove a limb |
cut off, sever, excise, truncate, lop, dismember, cut away |
| amulet
| 4 |
noun |
charm |
talisman, ornament, fetish, lucky piece |
| amuse
| 6 |
verb |
entertain; make laugh |
please, delight, cheer, charm, occupy, interest |
| amuse
| 16 |
verb |
entertain; make laugh |
tickle, gratify, wow, regale, fracture, slay, kill, gladden, divert, panic, grab, crack up, put away, break one up, knock dead, make roll in the aisles |
| analgesic
| 4 |
noun |
pain remover |
anesthetic, anodyne, painkiller, soother |
| analogy
| 5 |
noun |
agreement, similarity |
comparison, metaphor, correlation, relationship, relation |
| analogy
| 11 |
noun |
agreement, similarity |
parallel, correspondence, similitude, semblance, likeness, simile, equivalence, alikeness, affinity, resemblance, homology |
| analysis
| 9 |
noun |
examination and determination |
search, study, investigation, inquiry, test, reasoning, division, separation, resolution |
| analysis
| 7 |
noun |
examination and determination |
scrutiny, breakdown, partition, subdivision, dissolution, dissection, assay |
| analysis
| 10 |
noun |
statement of results from examination |
interpretation, judgment, study, summary, finding, report, opinion, evaluation, reasoning, outline |
| analysis
| 1 |
noun |
statement of results from examination |
estimation |
| analyst
| 2 |
noun |
person who examines and determines; psychoanalyst |
investigator, therapist |
| analyst
| 11 |
noun |
person who examines and determines; psychoanalyst |
accountant, psychiatrist, questioner, examiner, guru, inquisitor, shrink, number cruncher, psychotherapist, couch doctor, head shrinker |
| angel
| 2 |
noun |
attendant of god |
spirit, sprite |
| angel
| 11 |
noun |
attendant of god |
guardian, cherub, supernatural being, archangel, seraph, celestial being, divine messenger, heavenly being, holy being, spiritual being, God's messenger |
| angel
| 5 |
noun |
sweet, kind person |
beauty, treasure, ideal, dear, dream |
| angel
| 5 |
noun |
sweet, kind person |
jewel, paragon, saint, darling, gem |
| anger
| 5 |
noun |
state of being mad, annoyed |
rage, violence, passion, storm, mad |
| anger
| 44 |
noun |
state of being mad, annoyed |
annoyance, acrimony, impatience, enmity, fury, antagonism, resentment, animosity, ire, temper, displeasure, irritation, outrage, hatred, exasperation, indignation, tiff, irascibility, umbrage, pique, rankling, gall, irritability, choler, distemper, chagrin, petulance, stew, peevishness, huff, tantrum, miff, conniption, soreness, vexation, disapprobation, dander, blow up, infuriation, cat fit, hissy fit, ill humor, ill temper, slow burn |
| anger
| 4 |
verb |
make someone mad; become mad |
provoke, cross, boil, burn |
| anger
| 51 |
verb |
make someone mad; become mad |
annoy, inflame, aggravate, embitter, exasperate, displease, infuriate, excite, irritate, exacerbate, enrage, offend, rile, arouse, antagonize, incense, outrage, rankle, bait, agitate, goad, umbrage, pique, seethe, gall, craze, madden, vex, bristle, ruffle, acerbate, stew, tempt, fret, chafe, affront, miff, rant, nettle, rave, blow up, egg on, boil over, burn up, get mad, make sore, raise hell, steam up, stir up, get on one's nerves, lose one's temper |
| angle
| 10 |
noun |
shape formed by two lines meeting at a point |
twist, corner, edge, point, bend, decline, fork, turn, elbow, turning |
| angle
| 17 |
noun |
shape formed by two lines meeting at a point |
intersection, slant, crook, nook, cusp, divergence, dogleg, incline, flare, crotch, notch, flection, flexure, Y, knee, V, obliquity |
| angle
| 10 |
noun |
personal approach, purpose |
direction, perspective, aspect, hand, aim, intention, plan, position, approach, side |
| angle
| 5 |
noun |
personal approach, purpose |
point of view, viewpoint, slant, standpoint, outlook |
| angle
| 1 |
verb |
fish |
cast |
| angle
| 2 |
verb |
fish |
dangle a line, drop a line |
| angry
| 8 |
adj |
being mad, often extremely mad |
heated, bitter, cross, fierce, hot, provoked, raging, storming |
| angry
| 44 |
adj |
being mad, often extremely mad |
enraged, resentful, offended, irritable, impassioned, irate, uptight, sullen, furious, irritated, annoyed, indignant, choleric, displeased, ferocious, fiery, hateful, huffy, ill-tempered, incensed, inflamed, infuriated, irascible, sore, sulky, tumultous/tumultuous, turbulent, wrathful, ireful, exasperated, outraged, affronted, antagonized, chafed, convulsed, exacerbated, fuming, galled, maddened, nettled, piqued, riled, splenetic, vexed |
| animal
| 3 |
adj |
beastlike; carnal |
natural, wild, physical |
| animal
| 15 |
adj |
beastlike; carnal |
bodily, brute, beastly, bestial, corporeal, earthly, earthy, feral, fleshy, muscular, sensual, untamed, mammalian, brutish, zoological |
| animal
| 4 |
noun |
animate being; mammal |
pet, beast, creature, being |
| animal
| 10 |
noun |
animate being; mammal |
stray, brute, mutt, bum, vertebrate, invertebrate, varmint, critter, living thing, wild thing |
| animated
| 7 |
adj |
lively |
excited, active, dynamic, gay, happy, quick, vital |
| animated
| 26 |
adj |
lively |
spirited, vivid, energetic, elated, brisk, alert, animate, ardent, buoyant, ebullient, enthusiastic, fervent, passionate, peppy, snappy, sprightly, vibrant, vigorous, vivacious, zealous, zippy, energized, activated, vitalized, zestful, zingy |
| ankle
| 5 |
noun |
joint between leg and foot |
bone, talus, anklebone, tarsus, astragalus |
| anniversary
| 3 |
noun |
yearly observance, celebration |
ceremony, holiday, festival |
| anniversary
| 5 |
noun |
yearly observance, celebration |
commemoration, recurrence, red-letter day, jubilee, feast day |
| announcement
| 18 |
noun |
proclamation, declaration |
notice, revelation, prediction, broadcast, release, statement, report, news, message, briefing, publication, communication, advice, reporting, broadcasting, expression, publishing, exposing |
| announcement
| 13 |
noun |
proclamation, declaration |
disclosure, advertisement, edict, promulgation, dissemination, recitation, exposition, intimation, narration, bulletin, notification, divulgence, communiqué |
| annoy
| 11 |
verb |
irritate, upset |
disturb, bother, trouble, bore, worry, provoke, get, needle, break, bug, ride |
| annoy
| 42 |
verb |
irritate, upset |
turn off, exasperate, perturb, peeve, displease, vex, rile, irk, agitate, gall, distress, beleaguer, badger, gnaw, nudge, nag, pester, madden, abrade, bedevil, ruffle, plague, chafe, miff, tease, nettle, harass, harry, egg on, henpeck, push button, fire up, T-off, ask for it, be at, be on the back of, burn up, heat up, hit where one lives, make waves, tick off, work on |
| annoyance
| 2 |
noun |
feeling of being irritated |
frustration, anger |
| annoyance
| 10 |
noun |
feeling of being irritated |
discontent, displeasure, exasperation, pique, irritation, indignation, unhappiness, irascibility, vexation, distress |
| annoyance
| 3 |
noun |
source of irritation |
difficulty, headache, trouble |
| annoyance
| 5 |
noun |
source of irritation |
inconvenience, irritant, discomfort, aggravation, nuisance |
| annoyed
| 1 |
adj |
upset |
bothered |
| annoyed
| 3 |
adj |
upset |
miffed, sore, irked |
| annoying
| 1 |
adj |
causing irritation |
disturbing |
| annoying
| 5 |
adj |
causing irritation |
troublesome, irritating, bothersome, vexatious, aggravating |
| annual
| 1 |
adj |
occurring, done yearly |
anniversary |
| annual
| 4 |
adj |
occurring, done yearly |
each year, every year, once a year, year end |
| annual
| 2 |
adj |
lasting for a year |
yearlong, a year's worth |
| annual
| 2 |
noun |
book produced once a year |
report, summary |
| annual
| 2 |
noun |
book produced once a year |
yearbook, annuary |
| anonymous
| 2 |
adj |
unknown, usually by choice |
secret, bearding |
| anonymous
| 24 |
adj |
unknown, usually by choice |
unidentified, unnamed, undisclosed, nameless, incognito, pseudo, pseudonymous, unspecified, unsigned, Jane/John Doe, X, innominate, so and so, such and such, unacknowledged, unattested, unavowed, unclaimed, uncredited, undesignated, whatchamacallit, whatsis, you know who, what's his/her name |
| answer
| 23 |
noun |
reply; reaction |
comment, remark, interpretation, key, explanation, solution, sign, result, statement, observation, report, return, resolution, response, feedback, echo, defense, close, lip, crack, plea, cooler, topper |
| answer
| 25 |
noun |
reply; reaction |
justification, rebuttal, rejoinder, repartee, elucidation, disclosure, wisecrack, acknowledgment, guff, vindication, comeback, retort, refutation, riposte, back talk, pay dirt, quick fix, antiphon, counterclaim, backcap, Band-Aid, parting shot, rhetorical question, thank-you note, the ticket |
| answer
| 18 |
verb |
reply, react |
respond, claim, deny, resolve, return, acknowledge, explain, say, solve, plead, argue, defend, remark, feedback, contest, echo, settle, dispute |
| answer
| 22 |
verb |
reply, react |
sass, refute, rejoin, top, retort, squelch, disprove, retaliate, comeback, parry, rebut, back talk, get back at, counterclaim, answer back, back at you, be in touch, field the question, get back to, give a snappy comeback, shoot back, talk back |
| answer
| 8 |
verb |
solve; fulfill |
meet, satisfy, work, serve, qualify, suit, pass, fill |
| answer
| 16 |
verb |
solve; fulfill |
do, clarify, conform, lick, correlate, fit, crack, suffice, correspond, unzip, elucidate, dope, deal with, dope out, measure up, work through |
| ant
| 7 |
noun |
insect |
pest, vermin, louse, flea, beetle, gnat, cootie |
| ant
| 2 |
noun |
bug |
bee, fly |
| ant
| 28 |
noun |
bug |
tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket |
| ant
| 5 |
noun |
pest |
insect, fly, rat, snake, mice |
| ant
| 9 |
noun |
pest |
weasel, rodent, mosquito, flea, termite, lice, foxes, bedbug, centipede |
| ant
| 4 |
noun |
constant motion; discontent |
anxiety, activity, hurry, movement |
| ant
| 28 |
noun |
constant motion; discontent |
nervousness, agitation, insomnia, disquiet, jitters, uneasiness, ferment, instability, turmoil, disturbance, ailment, unrest, disquietude, restiveness, turbulence, inquietude, bustle, transience, inconstancy, jumpiness, edginess, excitability, fretfulness, ants, fitfulness, antsiness, unsettledness, worriedness |
| ant
| 4 |
noun |
restlessness |
movement, hurry, anxiety, activity |
| ant
| 28 |
noun |
restlessness |
ailment, agitation, unrest, uneasiness, disturbance, disquiet, ferment, nervousness, turmoil, insomnia, unease, restiveness, disquietude, turbulence, jitters, instability, bustle, ants, fitfulness, inconstancy, edginess, transience, fretfulness, jumpiness, excitability, antsiness, unsettledness, worriedness |
| ant
| 4 |
noun |
restlessness |
movement, hurry, anxiety, activity |
| ant
| 28 |
noun |
restlessness |
ailment, agitation, unrest, uneasiness, disturbance, disquiet, ferment, inquietude, nervousness, turmoil, insomnia, unease, disquietude, bustle, turbulence, jitters, instability, ants, fitfulness, inconstancy, edginess, transience, fretfulness, jumpiness, excitability, antsiness, unsettledness, worriedness |
| ant
| 4 |
noun |
restlessness |
anxiety, activity, hurry, movement |
| ant
| 28 |
noun |
restlessness |
nervousness, turmoil, agitation, disquiet, unrest, jitters, uneasiness, turbulence, ferment, instability, disturbance, ailment, inquietude, insomnia, disquietude, restiveness, bustle, edginess, transience, excitability, fretfulness, inconstancy, ants, fitfulness, jumpiness, antsiness, unsettledness, worriedness |
| anthropology
| 2 |
noun |
study of humans and their culture |
folklore, sociology |
| antibiotic
| 9 |
noun |
medicine |
wonder drug, penicillin, amoxicillin, tetracycline, erythromycin, streptomycin, ampicillin, sulfonamide, sulfa drug |
| anticipation
| 7 |
noun |
expectation |
joy, prospect, hope, promise, trust, awaiting, prescience |
| anticipation
| 13 |
noun |
expectation |
apprehension, expectancy, outlook, contemplation, impatience, preconception, foresight, premonition, presentiment, preoccupation, foretaste, high hopes, looking forward |
| anticipation
| 2 |
noun |
readiness; forethought |
awareness, prescience |
| anticipation
| 15 |
noun |
readiness; forethought |
apprehension, intuition, foreboding, forethought, inkling, foresight, preconception, realization, premonition, forecast, presentiment, prevision, foretaste, foreseeing, prior knowledge |
| anxiety
| 10 |
noun |
worry, tension |
suffering, uncertainty, doubt, trouble, panic, concern, care, shakes, jumps, needles |
| anxiety
| 38 |
noun |
worry, tension |
nervousness, restlessness, apprehension, disquiet, unease, misgiving, mistrust, angst, jitters, uneasiness, dread, misery, suspense, distress, foreboding, heebie-jeebies, watchfulness, fuss, solicitude, downer, flap, drag, disquietude, botheration, sweat, goose bumps, pins and needles, all-overs, shivers, fidgets, fretfulness, willies, creeps, butterflies, worriment, ants in pants, cold sweat, nail-biting |
| apathy
| 23 |
noun |
uncaring attitude, lack of interest |
lethargy, indifference, passiveness, dullness, coolness, insensibility, stoicism, listlessness, dispassion, aloofness, detachment, coldness, unconcern, disinterest, disregard, unresponsiveness, heedlessness, lassitude, insensitivity, insouciance, emotionlessness, passivity, halfheartedness |
| ape
| 4 |
verb |
mimic |
echo, mirror, affect, copy |
| ape
| 15 |
verb |
mimic |
imitate, emulate, do, caricature, ditto, parrot, counterfeit, impersonate, travesty, mock, parody, take off, do like, go like, make like |
| apex
| 9 |
noun |
top, high point |
point, tip, maximum, roof, height, summit, peak, tops, greatest |
| apex
| 17 |
noun |
top, high point |
culmination, pinnacle, apogee, cusp, acme, zenith, climax, crown, vertex, spire, crest, meridian, most, ne plus ultra, sublimity, max, up there |
| apology
| 6 |
noun |
offering of remorse, regret |
explanation, confession, excuse, plea, admission, defense |
| apology
| 11 |
noun |
offering of remorse, regret |
reparation, justification, acknowledgment, amends, redress, atonement, concession, mitigation, extenuation, vindication, mea culpa |
| apparatus
| 12 |
noun |
equipment with a purpose |
gear, means, mechanism, machine, device, supplies, provisions, outfit, tackle, stuff, implement, tools |
| apparatus
| 26 |
noun |
equipment with a purpose |
appliance, machinery, gizmo, jigger, doodad, gimmick, paraphernalia, dingbat, contraption, widget, job, gimcrack, furnishings, setup, thingamajig, doohickey, black box, idiot box, whatsis, utensils, habiliments, whatchamacallit, grabber, accoutrement, gaff, whosis |
| apparatus
| 2 |
noun |
organization or system |
network, structure |
| apparatus
| 4 |
noun |
organization or system |
hierarchy, bureaucracy, setup, chain of command |
| apparent
| 3 |
adj |
seeming, not proven real |
supposed, possible, likely |
| apparent
| 11 |
adj |
seeming, not proven real |
probable, credible, illusive, illusory, ostensible, outward, plausible, specious, superficial, suppositious, semblant |
| apparent
| 8 |
adj |
obvious |
evident, clear, visible, distinct, marked, open, patent, plain |
| apparent
| 24 |
adj |
obvious |
discernible, noticeable, overt, unmistakable, understandable, palpable, glaring, conspicuous, barefaced, crystal clear, indubitable, manifest, observable, perceivable, self-evident, transparent, unambiguous, unequivocal, big as life, clear cut, make no bones, open and shut, out in the open, under one's nose |
| appeal
| 11 |
noun |
request for help |
claim, bid, suit, question, application, call, plea, demand, proposal, address, prayer |
| appeal
| 13 |
noun |
request for help |
overture, petition, proposition, submission, supplication, requisition, entreaty, invocation, recourse, imploration, solicitation, importunity, adjuration |
| appeal
| 3 |
noun |
power to attract, interest |
charm, beauty, attraction |
| appeal
| 9 |
noun |
power to attract, interest |
allure, attractiveness, fascination, pleasingness, interestingness, glamor, charmingness, engagingness, seductiveness |
| appeal
| 20 |
verb |
request |
urge, sue, claim, pray, propose, require, plead, submit, call, contest, address, demand, ask, apply, refer, advance, bid, question, beg, strike |
| appeal
| 13 |
verb |
request |
petition, beseech, importune, entreat, implore, crave, proposition, solicit, supplicate, adjure, call upon, hit on, resort to |
| appeal
| 4 |
verb |
attract, interest |
invite, engage, please, charm |
| appeal
| 10 |
verb |
attract, interest |
fascinate, tantalize, captivate, beguile, allure, entice, tempt, enchant, intrigue, catch the eye |
| appear
| 14 |
verb |
come into sight |
emerge, develop, show, surface, occur, arrive, come, present, attend, spring, expose, rise, arise, issue |
| appear
| 28 |
verb |
come into sight |
materialize, come out, turn up, turn out, show up, loom, recur, check in, drop in, pop up, crop up, be present, be within view, blow in, bob up, break through, breeze in, clock in, come forth, come into view, come to light, make the scene, pop in, punch in, punch the clock, ring in, roll in, time in |
| appear
| 3 |
verb |
seem |
occur, sound, resemble |
| appear
| 4 |
verb |
seem |
have the appearance, look as if, look like, strike one as |
| appear
| 5 |
verb |
be obvious, clear |
be apparent, be evident, be manifest, be patent, be plain |
| appear
| 3 |
verb |
be published; perform |
perform, play, enter |
| appear
| 14 |
verb |
be published; perform |
come out, oblige, come on, be created, be developed, be invented, become available, come into being, come into existence, come on stage, make an appearance, play a part, present oneself, take part |
| appearance
| 12 |
noun |
coming into sight |
arrival, debut, presentation, display, presence, entrance, coming, introduction, rise, exhibition, representation, appearing |
| appearance
| 8 |
noun |
coming into sight |
actualization, advent, manifestation, materialization, emergence, unveiling, showing up, turning up |
| appearance
| 26 |
noun |
outward aspect, characteristic |
character, image, presentation, look, presence, blind, bearing, fashion, figure, shape, face, dress, feature, attitude, form, screen, pose, front, condition, outline, air, cast, mode, expression, manner, looks |
| appearance
| 8 |
noun |
outward aspect, characteristic |
demeanor, mien, stamp, semblance, countenance, mannerism, carriage, guise |
| appearance
| 14 |
noun |
outward show; pretense |
image, sound, impression, blind, reflection, screen, idea, front, beard, dream, illusion, vision, phenomenon, seeming |
| appearance
| 7 |
noun |
outward show; pretense |
semblance, facade, specter, guise, countenance, aura, mirage |
| appendix
| 7 |
noun |
added material at end of document |
index, addition, notes, sample, table, rider, verification |
| appendix
| 9 |
noun |
added material at end of document |
postscript, addendum, codicil, excursus, adjunct, supplement, appendage, appurtenance, attachment |
| appetite
| 10 |
noun |
desire for food, worldly goods |
longing, stomach, willingness, hunger, taste, weakness, passion, demand, urge, liking |
| appetite
| 25 |
noun |
desire for food, worldly goods |
penchant, zest, zeal, thirst, lust, yearning, greed, propensity, craving, fondness, inclination, itch, hankering, yen, voracity, appetency, ravenousness, appetence, relish, proclivity, soft spot, gluttony, sweet tooth, appetition, big eyes |
| applaud
| 6 |
verb |
clap for; express approval |
encourage, cheer, praise, recommend, approve, boost |
| applaud
| 16 |
verb |
clap for; express approval |
laud, commend, hail, compliment, plug, glorify, magnify, eulogize, acclaim, rave, root, extol, give a hand, give ovation, hear it for, kudize |
| applause
| 6 |
noun |
clapping; expression of approval |
praise, hand, cheering, round, rooting, cheers |
| applause
| 15 |
noun |
clapping; expression of approval |
acclaim, ovation, accolade, kudos, commendation, acclamation, approbation, plaudits, laudation, standing ovation, hurrahs, big hand, bring down the house, eulogizing, hand-clapping |
| apple
| 4 |
noun |
globe, sphere |
balloon, drop, pill, round |
| apple
| 5 |
noun |
globe, sphere |
orb, globule, pellet, globoid, spheroid |
| apple
| 5 |
noun |
large town |
center, downtown, place, capital, port |
| apple
| 11 |
noun |
large town |
metropolis, municipality, burg, borough, megalopolis, conurbation, boom town, metropolitan area, polis, urban place, urbs |
| apple
| 6 |
noun |
the world |
planet, globe, star, universe, creation, sphere |
| apple
| 11 |
noun |
the world |
dust, macrocosm, cosmos, orb, terra firma, terrene, vale, big blue marble, sublunary world, terra, terrestrial sphere |
| apple
| 6 |
noun |
earth, sphere |
planet, world, map, ball, balloon, round |
| apple
| 5 |
noun |
earth, sphere |
orb, terrene, spheroid, big blue marble, rondure |
| apple
| 4 |
adj |
emerald in color |
pine, forest, sea, grass |
| apple
| 22 |
adj |
emerald in color |
fir, sap, jade, sage, moss, olive, blue-green, peacock, spinach, willow, verdigris, malachite, beryl, chartreuse, kelly, aquamarine, pea, lime, bice, greenish-blue, vert, viridian |
| apple
| 5 |
noun |
celestial body orbiting a star |
sphere, earth, globe, world, marble |
| apple
| 7 |
noun |
celestial body orbiting a star |
orb, heavenly body, terrene, asteroid, planetoid, luminous body, wandering star |
| apple
| 7 |
noun |
globular object |
planet, circle, ball, globe, pill, earth, round |
| apple
| 5 |
noun |
globular object |
orb, globule, pellet, big blue marble, rondure |
| apple
| 3 |
noun |
incorporated community |
city, seat, sticks |
| apple
| 8 |
noun |
incorporated community |
municipality, metropolis, burg, boondocks, hamlet, borough, township, whistle-stop |
| applicant
| 1 |
noun |
person trying for position |
candidate |
| applicant
| 10 |
noun |
person trying for position |
seeker, aspirant, claimant, hopeful, petitioner, suppliant, suitor, inquirer, postulant, appellant |
| application
| 9 |
noun |
use |
function, operation, play, practice, value, purpose, employment, exercise, exercising |
| application
| 7 |
noun |
use |
utilization, pertinence, usance, appositeness, appliance, relevance, germaneness |
| application
| 10 |
noun |
request |
claim, form, inquiry, letter, demand, appeal, blank, paper, draft, suit |
| application
| 4 |
noun |
request |
petition, entreaty, requisition, solicitation |
| application
| 7 |
noun |
hard work |
study, effort, industry, attention, commitment, consideration, concentration |
| application
| 8 |
noun |
hard work |
perseverance, attentiveness, assiduity, deliberation, diligence, zeal, dedication, busyness |
| application
| 6 |
noun |
putting substance on another |
treatment, administration, rubbing, administering, applying, oiling |
| application
| 2 |
noun |
putting substance on another |
creaming, dosing |
| applied
| 9 |
adj |
used |
tested, enforced, practiced, devoted, related, adapted, adjusted, exercised, utilized |
| applied
| 3 |
adj |
used |
correlated, activated, brought to bear |
| appoint
| 16 |
verb |
assign responsibility; decide |
set, elect, name, choose, install, establish, assign, select, finger, tap, fix, direct, commission, settle, command, determine |
| appoint
| 8 |
verb |
assign responsibility; decide |
nominate, designate, decree, ordain, allot, enjoin, accredit, delegate |
| appoint
| 7 |
verb |
furnish |
gear, fit, supply, provide, outfit, equip, arm |
| appoint
| 3 |
verb |
furnish |
rig, turn out, fit out |
| appointment
| 7 |
noun |
arrangement for meeting; prearranged meeting |
interview, assignment, date, invitation, engagement, session, meet |
| appointment
| 8 |
noun |
arrangement for meeting; prearranged meeting |
consultation, assignation, errand, tryst, gig, rendezvous, zero hour, blind date |
| appointment
| 11 |
noun |
assignment of responsibility |
selection, choice, election, approval, nomination, installation, promotion, choosing, commissioning, assigning, naming |
| appointment
| 8 |
noun |
assignment of responsibility |
designation, ordination, delegation, allotment, authorization, deputation, certification, empowering |
| appointment
| 11 |
noun |
job, position of responsibility |
assignment, post, nominee, office, candidate, work, station, place, representative, situation, employment |
| appointment
| 4 |
noun |
job, position of responsibility |
appointee, berth, delegate, officeholder |
| appointment
| 3 |
noun |
furnishing(s) |
gear, outfit, fitting |
| appointment
| 6 |
noun |
furnishing(s) |
paraphernalia, fixture, appurtenance, trappings, equipage, accoutrement |
| appreciate
| 3 |
verb |
be grateful, thankful |
enjoy, welcome, acknowledge |
| appreciate
| 8 |
verb |
be grateful, thankful |
be appreciative, be indebted, be obliged, flip over, freak out on, get high on, give thanks, groove on |
| appreciate
| 5 |
verb |
increase in worth |
enhance, gain, improve, rise, grow |
| appreciate
| 2 |
verb |
increase in worth |
inflate, raise the value of |
| appreciate
| 9 |
verb |
recognize worth |
acknowledge, read, recognize, perceive, understand, know, grasp, realize, dig |
| appreciate
| 11 |
verb |
recognize worth |
fathom, comprehend, apprehend, savvy, sympathize with, be aware of, be cognizant of, be conscious of, catch the drift, see daylight, take account of |
| appreciate
| 10 |
verb |
value highly |
enjoy, regard, love, like, treasure, admire, praise, respect, honor, prize |
| appreciate
| 10 |
verb |
value highly |
savor, relish, applaud, adore, cherish, esteem, extol, apprise, look up to, rate highly |
| approach
| 11 |
noun |
way, means of arriving |
access, path, way, advance, entrance, reaching, landing, passage, coming, gate, road |
| approach
| 5 |
noun |
way, means of arriving |
advent, nearing, accession, avenue, drawing near |
| approach
| 5 |
noun |
request, suggestion |
proposal, appeal, advance, application, offer |
| approach
| 2 |
noun |
request, suggestion |
proposition, overture |
| approach
| 16 |
noun |
plan of attack, resolution |
style, concept, means, technique, idea, attitude, program, manner, way, method, procedure, mode, shot, offer, course, crack |
| approach
| 8 |
noun |
plan of attack, resolution |
lick, fling, stab, go, wrinkle, whack, modus operandi, new wrinkle |
| approach
| 14 |
verb |
come nearer |
reach, surround, near, contact, threaten, meet, come, match, advance, resemble, equal, bear, progress, border |
| approach
| 22 |
verb |
come nearer |
approximate, impend, converge, buzz, come at, take after, be comparable to, be like, belly up to, catch up, close in, come close, compare with, correspond to, creep up, draw near, gain on, go toward, loom up, move in on, move toward, verge upon |
| approach
| 7 |
verb |
make request, suggestion |
feel, advise, greet, address, propose, plead, consult |
| approach
| 20 |
verb |
make request, suggestion |
beseech, implore, tumble, confer, entreat, accost, supplicate, thumb, appeal to, apply to, feel one out, give a play, give a tumble, make advance, make overture, make up to, sound out, speak to, take aside, talk to |
| approach
| 2 |
verb |
begin |
start, undertake |
| approach
| 3 |
verb |
begin |
embark, commence, set about |
| appropriate
| 16 |
adj |
suitable |
relevant, useful, fitting, good, proper, correct, belonging, right, fit, deserved, becoming, adapted, due, just, true, desired |
| appropriate
| 18 |
adj |
suitable |
convenient, applicable, apt, pertinent, opportune, befitting, apropos, congruous, felicitous, germane, on the nose, rightful, seemly, tailor-made, well-timed, appurtenant, on the button, well-suited |
| appropriate
| 6 |
verb |
set aside; allocate |
devote, appoint, budget, assign, allow, reserve |
| appropriate
| 5 |
verb |
set aside; allocate |
apportion, earmark, allot, disburse, set apart |
| appropriate
| 6 |
verb |
steal |
borrow, secure, cop, pocket, lift, grab |
| appropriate
| 18 |
verb |
steal |
embezzle, misappropriate, confiscate, pilfer, annex, swipe, snatch, filch, usurp, hijack, liberate, clap, get fingers on, get hands on, glom on to, grab hold of, moonlight requisition, take over |
| approval
| 12 |
noun |
authorization |
sanction, license, permission, mandate, consent, support, recommendation, blessing, okay, compliance, leave, bells |
| approval
| 11 |
noun |
authorization |
confirmation, ratification, go-ahead, endorsement, green light, concurrence, assent, countenance, acquiescence, validation, the nod |
| approval
| 8 |
noun |
good opinion |
appreciation, regard, favor, praise, respect, liking, strokes, stroking |
| approval
| 12 |
noun |
good opinion |
admiration, acclaim, applause, commendation, wow, approbation, esteem, puff, pat on the back, PR, pat on the head, pumping up |
| approve
| 8 |
verb |
agree something is good |
favor, accept, admire, handle, like, appreciate, praise, respect |
| approve
| 17 |
verb |
agree something is good |
acclaim, applaud, commend, countenance, approbate, esteem, be big on, face it, go along with, grin and bear it, live with, put up with, regard highly, roll with punches, string along with, take up on, think highly of |
| approve
| 23 |
verb |
allow, authorize |
authorize, advocate, okay, license, support, endorse, confirm, accept, sign, sanction, recommend, establish, agree, permit, charter, consent, seal, second, maintain, buy, encourage, mandate, boost |
| approve
| 29 |
verb |
allow, authorize |
uphold, ratify, certify, back, groove, accede, concur, acquiesce, affirm, empower, assent, bless, dig, validate, pronounce, accredit, thumbs up, push for, buy into, get behind, give go-ahead, go along with, hats off to, lap up, make law, make valid, sign off on, stump for, subscribe to |
| aquarium
| 3 |
noun |
fish tank |
fishbowl, aquatic museum, marine exhibit |
| arachnid
| 5 |
noun |
spider |
tick, mite, tarantula, scorpion, harvestman |
| arbitrary
| 1 |
adj |
whimsical, chance |
random |
| arbitrary
| 20 |
adj |
whimsical, chance |
irrational, irresponsible, unreasonable, erratic, subjective, capricious, inconsistent, willful, discretionary, frivolous, approximate, fanciful, injudicious, offhand, optional, supercilious, superficial, unaccountable, unscientific, wayward |
| arbitrary
| 2 |
adj |
dictatorial |
absolute, summary |
| arbitrary
| 18 |
adj |
dictatorial |
autocratic, bossy, despotic, dogmatic, domineering, downright, flat out, high-handed, imperious, magisterial, overbearing, peremptory, tyrannical, monocratic, tyrannous, no ifs ands or buts, no joke, straight out |
| arch
| 15 |
adj |
principal, superior |
head, champion, expert, leading, top, finished, primary, accomplished, chief, master, major, main, first, highest, greatest |
| arch
| 4 |
adj |
principal, superior |
premier, consummate, foremost, preeminent |
| arch
| 10 |
adj |
knowing, coy |
sly, artful, frolicsome, mischievous, pert, playful, roguish, saucy, waggish, wily |
| arch
| 3 |
noun |
curve, curved structure |
span, bow, bend |
| arch
| 6 |
noun |
curve, curved structure |
archway, arc, semicircle, dome, curvature, vault |
| arch
| 10 |
verb |
curve |
bridge, span, form, extend, stretch, bow, hook, shape, bend, round |
| arch
| 4 |
verb |
curve |
arc, hump, hunch, camber |
| architecture
| 4 |
noun |
design of buildings |
building, engineering, construction, planning |
| architecture
| 1 |
noun |
design of buildings |
architectonics |
| architecture
| 6 |
noun |
design, structure of something |
style, construction, composition, framework, formation, constitution |
| architecture
| 1 |
noun |
design, structure of something |
make-up |
| archive
| 6 |
noun |
collection, usually of records |
roll, papers, files, writings, registers, documents |
| archive
| 6 |
noun |
collection, usually of records |
annals, clippings, scrolls, extracts, chronicles, excerpts |
| area
| 8 |
noun |
extent, scope of a surface |
field, operation, range, space, distance, stretch, sphere, size |
| area
| 4 |
noun |
extent, scope of a surface |
breadth, expanse, compass, width |
| area
| 20 |
noun |
region, district |
sector, city, square, neighborhood, zone, section, county, field, state, territory, kingdom, division, domain, plot, stretch, patch, sphere, quarter, block, belt |
| area
| 12 |
noun |
region, district |
locality, parcel, vicinity, precinct, dominion, tract, turf, ward, enclosure, neck of the woods, township, principality |
| arena
| 14 |
noun |
building or enclosure for entertainment or sports |
square, stadium, park, field, ring, stage, diamond, course, bowl, ice, platform, pit, ground, boards |
| arena
| 8 |
noun |
building or enclosure for entertainment or sports |
gymnasium, coliseum, circus, hippodrome, gym, rink, gridiron, amphitheatre |
| arena
| 8 |
noun |
area of activity |
sector, field, realm, scene, sphere, province, domain, territory |
| arena
| 3 |
noun |
area of activity |
battlefield, theatre, battleground |
| argument
| 12 |
noun |
verbal fight |
exchange, controversy, dispute, debate, scene, brush, out, beef, row, spat, words, falling |
| argument
| 40 |
noun |
verbal fight |
squabble, clash, brawl, disagreement, feud, altercation, quarrel, tiff, ruckus, wrangle, hassle, go, face-off, rhubarb, scrap, fuss, shindy, stew, ruction, flap, romp, run-in, rumpus, static, blowup, bone of contention, difference of opinion, donnybrook, bickering, crusher, set-to, gin, finisher, knockdown, bone, dustup, bone to pick, brannigan, knock down and drag out, talking heads |
| argument
| 14 |
noun |
effort to convince; presentation of support |
case, claim, exchange, discussion, reasoning, reason, plea, logic, questioning, debate, defense, pleading, proof, grounds |
| argument
| 8 |
noun |
effort to convince; presentation of support |
contention, assertion, argumentation, polemic, expostulation, remonstration, remonstrance, line of reasoning |
| arm
| 8 |
noun |
limb, appendage |
rod, wing, branch, handle, projection, bow, member, hook |
| arm
| 11 |
noun |
limb, appendage |
stump, bough, bender, offshoot, fin, prong, flapper, biceps, triceps, flipper, upper arm |
| arm
| 13 |
noun |
subdivision, annex |
division, force, power, branch, wing, sector, projection, extension, section, authority, command, department, block |
| arm
| 4 |
noun |
subdivision, annex |
affiliate, offshoot, detachment, ell |
| arm
| 4 |
noun |
narrow body of water |
branch, sound, stream, channel |
| arm
| 10 |
noun |
narrow body of water |
subdivision, creek, rivulet, estuary, strait, brook, fjord, tributary, inlet, firth |
| arm
| 16 |
verb |
equip with weapon or power |
load, protect, prepare, supply, provide, strengthen, appoint, prime, gear, deck, guard, outfit, heel, array, issue, pack |
| arm
| 14 |
verb |
equip with weapon or power |
fortify, mobilize, tote, accouter, gird, equalize, rig, furnish, heel up, load up, lug iron, make ready, pack a rod, rod up |
| armchair
| 5 |
noun |
easy chair |
recliner, Morris chair, elbow chair, wing chair, captain's chair |
| army
| 13 |
noun |
military force, usually for land |
company, squad, command, division, flight, column, detail, outfit, battery, formation, wing, troops, soldiers |
| army
| 12 |
noun |
military force, usually for land |
artillery, corps, infantry, battalion, platoon, cavalry, legion, regiment, brigade, soldiery, armed force, patrol unit |
| army
| 10 |
noun |
group resembling military force |
company, unit, division, crowd, outfit, host, cloud, array, pack, scores |
| army
| 8 |
noun |
group resembling military force |
mob, throng, horde, legion, swarm, regiment, flock, multitude |
| aroma
| 1 |
noun |
distinctive smell |
scent |
| aroma
| 8 |
noun |
distinctive smell |
bouquet, odor, spice, perfume, redolence, balm, incense, fragrance |
| arouse
| 11 |
verb |
excite, entice |
stir, spark, provoke, stimulate, warm, move, foster, call, send, rally, challenge |
| arouse
| 23 |
verb |
excite, entice |
awaken, rouse, incite, instigate, inflame, kindle, spur, whip up, foment, thrill, enliven, goad, agitate, alert, electrify, whet, animate, waken, turn on, work up, fire up, heat up, wake up |
| aroused
| 11 |
verb |
excite, entice |
stir, spark, provoke, stimulate, warm, move, foster, call, send, rally, challenge |
| aroused
| 23 |
verb |
excite, entice |
awaken, rouse, incite, instigate, inflame, kindle, spur, whip up, foment, thrill, enliven, goad, agitate, alert, electrify, whet, animate, waken, turn on, work up, fire up, heat up, wake up |
| arrange
| 13 |
verb |
put in an order |
organize, file, form, sort, group, rank, police, range, position, array, regulate, class, classify |
| arrange
| 15 |
verb |
put in an order |
systematize, dispose, align, tidy, spruce, clear the decks, fix up, spruce up, methodize, line up, police up, put in good shape, put in order, put to rights, whip into shape |
| arrange
| 23 |
verb |
make plans, often involving agreement |
organize, determine, prepare, schedule, provide, promote, manage, negotiate, construct, resolve, design, decide, draft, establish, adjust, concert, direct, chart, project, settle, compromise, adapt, scheme |
| arrange
| 24 |
verb |
make plans, often involving agreement |
tailor, lay out, work out, blueprint, devise, frame, contrive, harmonize, agree to, iron out, quarterback, come to terms, get act together, get ready, hammer out a deal, line up, make a connection, make ready, map out, pull a wire, pull things together, set stage, shape up, work out a deal |
| arrange
| 3 |
verb |
prepare musical composition differently |
instrument, score, adapt |
| arrange
| 1 |
verb |
prepare musical composition differently |
orchestrate |
| arrangement
| 11 |
noun |
an understanding |
adjustment, deal, schedule, agreement, preparation, compromise, plan, settlement, provision, terms, organization |
| arrangement
| 7 |
noun |
an understanding |
package, compact, setup, layout, game plan, package deal, frame-up |
| arrangement
| 17 |
noun |
something that has been ordered |
form, pattern, system, method, design, distribution, composition, structure, combination, sequence, rank, organization, array, display, grouping, ordering, ranging |
| arrangement
| 6 |
noun |
something that has been ordered |
classification, setup, disposition, lineup, alignment, pecking order |
| arrangement
| 5 |
noun |
musical adaptation |
composition, interpretation, version, chart, score |
| arrangement
| 3 |
noun |
musical adaptation |
instrumentation, orchestration, lead sheet |
| arrest
| 6 |
noun |
taking into custody |
capture, commitment, nail, collar, constraint, jailing |
| arrest
| 35 |
noun |
taking into custody |
incarceration, imprisonment, detention, restraining, hook, nip, nab, bust, accommodation, nick, crimp, sweep, heat, appropriation, fall, snare, captivity, pull, apprehension, pinch, drop, bag, confinement, grab, pickle, booby trap, pick up, pull in, run in, glom, mitt, gaff, sequestering, preventive custody, protective custody |
| arrest
| 7 |
noun |
slowing or stopping |
delay, end, stay, check, prevention, checking, staying |
| arrest
| 13 |
noun |
slowing or stopping |
suspension, interruption, halt, obstruction, stoppage, hindrance, blockage, inhibition, suppression, restraint, cessation, restraining, stalling |
| arrest
| 6 |
verb |
take into authorized custody |
capture, jail, catch, nail, book, collar |
| arrest
| 35 |
verb |
take into authorized custody |
incarcerate, seize, apprehend, detain, imprison, round up, secure, hook, tag, tab, sidetrack, nab, bust, snag, nick, net, brace, kick, get, pull, pinch, drop, bag, grab, pick up, pull in, roust, run in, take in, glom, gaff, put the arm on, put the cuffs on, take prisoner, toss in jail |
| arrest
| 12 |
verb |
stop or slow |
hold, end, stay, prevent, drop, freeze, delay, restrict, interrupt, check, block, can |
| arrest
| 11 |
verb |
stop or slow |
halt, hinder, inhibit, scrub, suppress, retard, stall, restrain, obstruct, knock off, shut down |
| arrest
| 4 |
verb |
get someone's attention |
catch, grip, absorb, engage |
| arrest
| 2 |
verb |
get someone's attention |
fascinate, engross |
| arrogance
| 5 |
noun |
exaggerated self-opinion |
ego, pride, nerve, airs, cheek |
| arrogance
| 36 |
noun |
exaggerated self-opinion |
chutzpah, pretension, disdain, hubris, aloofness, egotism, vanity, pompousness, self-importance, gall, superciliousness, presumption, self-love, crust, pretentiousness, swagger, hauteur, priggishness, haughtiness, ostentation, pomposity, brass, loftiness, conceit, audacity, braggadocio, bluster, insolence, smugness, imperiousness, contemptuousness, disdainfulness, conceitedness, high-handedness, overbearance, scornfulness |
| arrogant
| 3 |
adj |
having exaggerated self-opinion |
assuming, proud, superior |
| arrogant
| 44 |
adj |
having exaggerated self-opinion |
haughty, presumptuous, imperious, pretentious, aloof, cocky, cavalier, smug, vain, pompous, bossy, audacious, autocratic, cheeky, conceited, contemptuous, cool, disdainful, domineering, egotistic, high and mighty, high-handed, insolent, know-it-all, lordly, overbearing, peremptory, scornful, self-important, snippy, snooty, snotty, supercilious, uppity, wise guy, smarty, biggety, bragging, cold-shoulder, on an ego trip, puffed up, sniffy, stuck up, swaggering |
| arrow
| 3 |
noun |
pointed weapon or symbol |
missile, indicator, bolt |
| arrow
| 5 |
noun |
pointed weapon or symbol |
projectile, dart, shaft, pointer, cursor |
| art
| 8 |
noun |
skill, creativity |
craft, profession, knowledge, facility, trade, imagination, expertise, method |
| art
| 11 |
noun |
skill, creativity |
dexterity, artistry, adroitness, ingenuity, mastery, know-how, aptitude, inventiveness, knack, virtuosity, craftsmanship |
| art
| 11 |
noun |
cunning |
guile, duplicity, artfulness, deceit, artifice, craftiness, slyness, astuteness, trickery, wiliness, canniness |
| art
| 7 |
noun |
creation meant to communicate or appeal to senses or mind |
design, painting, description, representation, carving, modeling, shaping |
| art
| 10 |
noun |
creation meant to communicate or appeal to senses or mind |
abstraction, molding, portrayal, illustration, simulation, imitation, symbolization, pictorialization, sculpting, sketching |
| artery
| 10 |
noun |
channel |
tube, highway, corridor, passage, route, road, track, course, way, line |
| artery
| 8 |
noun |
channel |
boulevard, thoroughfare, duct, sewer, avenue, canal, conduit, pathway |
| arthropod
| 2 |
noun |
bug |
bee, fly |
| arthropod
| 28 |
noun |
bug |
tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket |
| article
| 5 |
noun |
item, object |
piece, substance, commodity, thing, unit |
| article
| 4 |
noun |
item, object |
thingamajig, gizmo, thingamabob, dojigger |
| article
| 11 |
noun |
piece of writing |
essay, story, column, feature, item, paper, piece, discourse, theme, spread, composition |
| article
| 9 |
noun |
piece of writing |
editorial, commentary, treatise, beat, scoop, exposition, blurb, write-up, think piece |
| article
| 15 |
noun |
section of document |
chapter, detail, passage, item, piece, provision, division, head, point, element, matter, portion, part, branch, heading |
| article
| 2 |
noun |
section of document |
clause, paragraph |
| articulate
| 3 |
adj |
clearly, coherently spoken |
clear, distinct, meaningful |
| articulate
| 10 |
adj |
clearly, coherently spoken |
fluent, expressive, coherent, eloquent, comprehensible, definite, intelligible, lucid, understandable, well-spoken |
| articulate
| 7 |
verb |
say clearly, coherently |
express, state, say, mouth, voice, talk, speak |
| articulate
| 6 |
verb |
say clearly, coherently |
utter, enunciate, vocalize, pronounce, verbalize, sound off |
| articulate
| 4 |
verb |
connect |
join, couple, link, integrate |
| articulate
| 3 |
verb |
connect |
concatenate, hinge, fit together |
| artifact
| 2 |
noun |
old object, often of great value |
ruin, monument |
| artifact
| 7 |
noun |
old object, often of great value |
heirloom, relic, antiquity, vestige, rarity, bygone, objet d'art |
| artifact
| 5 |
noun |
lie |
myth, fiction, jazz, work, invention |
| artifact
| 17 |
noun |
lie |
falsehood, forgery, untruth, deceit, hogwash, figment, concoction, yarn, fib, opus, fake, smoke, fable, line, song and dance, jive, fairy story |
| artifact
| 12 |
noun |
artwork, skill |
craft, art, product, invention, creation, profession, calling, production, design, achievement, trade, result |
| artifact
| 5 |
noun |
artwork, skill |
vocation, handiwork, métier, artisanship, craftship |
| artifact
| 27 |
noun |
result or goods created |
commodity, profit, brand, work, amount, crop, production, fruit, produce, device, output, stock, creation, invention, result, consequence, issue, effect, compound, line, yield, preparation, legacy, outcome, blend, gain, returns |
| artifact
| 18 |
noun |
result or goods created |
merchandise, synthetic, concoction, realization, upshot, manufacture, confection, offshoot, contrivance, aftermath, fabrication, handiwork, by-product, outgrowth, emolument, brew, spinoff, decoction |
| artifact
| 9 |
noun |
something saved from the past |
evidence, remains, fragment, monument, survival, trace, curiosity, reminder, ruins |
| artifact
| 18 |
noun |
something saved from the past |
antique, keepsake, antiquity, remnant, souvenir, curio, memento, vestige, trophy, memorial, testimonial, heirloom, scrap, residue, token, remembrance, archaism, remembrancer |
| artificial
| 2 |
adj |
fake; imitation |
plastic, false |
| artificial
| 19 |
adj |
fake; imitation |
unreal, bogus, counterfeit, ersatz, factitious, manufactured, mock, phony, sham, simulated, specious, spurious, substitute, synthetic, unnatural, fabricated, faked, falsie, hyped up |
| artificial
| 4 |
adj |
pretended; affected |
assumed, forced, labored, false |
| artificial
| 11 |
adj |
pretended; affected |
contrived, feigned, hollow, insincere, mannered, meretricious, phony, spurious, theatrical, unnatural, put-on |
| artist
| 3 |
noun |
person skilled in creative activity |
painter, expert, authority |
| artist
| 9 |
noun |
person skilled in creative activity |
inventor, artisan, composer, virtuoso, whiz, creator, craftsperson, artiste, handicrafter |
| artistic
| 11 |
adj |
beautiful, satisfying to senses |
creative, dramatic, aesthetic, musical, elegant, fine, grand, ideal, pleasing, sensitive, stimulating |
| artistic
| 16 |
adj |
beautiful, satisfying to senses |
decorative, imaginative, cultured, exquisite, graceful, harmonious, ornamental, picturesque, poetic, refined, stylish, sublime, tasteful, cultivated, pictorial, rhythmical |
| artistic
| 3 |
adj |
being skilled in creative activity |
accomplished, gifted, talented |
| artistic
| 8 |
adj |
being skilled in creative activity |
imaginative, inventive, artful, arty, crafty, discriminating, skillful, artsy-craftsy |
| ascertain
| 14 |
verb |
make sure |
confirm, determine, divine, read, fix, discover, tell, see, settle, identify, learn, establish, check, size |
| ascertain
| 22 |
verb |
make sure |
find out, verify, dig, eye, peg, check out, pick up, double-check, eyeball, learn the ropes, catch on, check up on, get down cold, get down pat, get hold of, get it down, get the hang of, look-see, make certain, make sure, pick up on, size up |
| ash
| 4 |
noun |
remains of burning |
dust, powder, remains, ruins |
| ash
| 6 |
noun |
remains of burning |
embers, slag, soot, charcoal, cinders, relics |
| ash
| 2 |
noun |
powder remains after a fire |
powder, dust |
| ash
| 6 |
noun |
powder remains after a fire |
embers, soot, slag, charcoal, cinders, volcanic ash |
| ash
| 2 |
noun |
ruins |
remains, debris |
| ash
| 4 |
noun |
ruins |
rubble, vestiges, remnants, relics |
| ashamed
| 6 |
adj |
regretting, remorseful |
guilty, embarrassed, shy, sorry, reluctant, shamed |
| ashamed
| 31 |
adj |
regretting, remorseful |
bashful, hesitant, distressed, apologetic, humble, regretful, humiliated, repentant, contrite, distraught, abashed, blushing, conscience-stricken, crestfallen, debased, disconcerted, meek, muddled, penitent, shamefaced, sheepish, submissive, compunctious, stammering, stuttering, humbled, chagrined, demeaned, discomfited, flustered, mortified |
| ask
| 8 |
verb |
question |
challenge, request, demand, needle, investigate, pump, direct, examine |
| ask
| 22 |
verb |
question |
inquire, quiz, grill, hit, institute, catechize, interrogate, sweat, roast, enjoin, canvass, query, buzz, cross-examine, go over, pop the question, give the third degree, hunt for, pry into, put the screws to, put through the wringer, pick one's brains |
| ask
| 16 |
verb |
request |
urge, sue, claim, plead, request, beg, charge, demand, appeal, seek, order, angle, pray, impose, command, apply |
| ask
| 20 |
verb |
request |
call for, petition, knock, beseech, hit, mooch, bite, levy, entreat, implore, crave, requisition, solicit, bum, touch, supplicate, promote, hustle, contend for, file for |
| ask
| 4 |
verb |
invite |
urge, propose, suggest, bid |
| ask
| 2 |
verb |
invite |
summon, call upon |
| asleep
| 4 |
adj |
unconscious |
dreaming, resting, sleeping, crashed |
| asleep
| 25 |
adj |
unconscious |
dormant, comatose, inactive, inert, out cold, out, somnolent, conked, dozing, flaked out, getting shut-eye, hibernating, in dreamland, in repose, napping, on the kip, out like a light, out of it, reposing, sacked out, slumbering, snoozing, snoring, taking forty winks, catching some zzz's |
| aspect
| 10 |
noun |
visible feature |
attitude, condition, form, bearing, look, appearance, face, manner, air, expression |
| aspect
| 4 |
noun |
visible feature |
facet, mien, demeanor, countenance |
| aspect
| 16 |
noun |
element to consider |
prospect, feature, phase, situation, view, bearing, angle, regard, direction, scene, hand, twist, switch, perspective, position, side |
| aspect
| 6 |
noun |
element to consider |
facet, vista, slant, gimmick, outlook, point of view |
| assault
| 10 |
noun |
attack |
violation, offensive, charge, rape, strike, invasion, aggression, advance, storm, storming |
| assault
| 3 |
noun |
attack |
onslaught, incursion, onset |
| assault
| 13 |
verb |
attack |
abuse, invade, rape, violate, trash, advance, ruin, jump, charge, slam, storm, strike, blast |
| assault
| 18 |
verb |
attack |
beset, blitz, bushwhack, zap, assail, bash, come down on, go for, lay into, shoot down, haul off on, let have it, light into, set upon, slap around, work over, jump down one's throat, jump on one's case |
| assembly
| 16 |
noun |
congregation |
gathering, crowd, cluster, council, rally, bunch, conference, group, crew, meeting, body, company, collection, band, association, mass |
| assembly
| 17 |
noun |
congregation |
huddle, flock, confab, multitude, conclave, faction, convocation, aggregation, sit-in, turnout, throng, meet, accumulation, assemblage, get-together, clambake, coffee klatch |
| assembly
| 9 |
noun |
putting together |
building, collection, adjustment, construction, manufacturing, connecting, shaping, modeling, joining |
| assembly
| 9 |
noun |
putting together |
manufacture, molding, attachment, fabrication, erection, welding, fitting together, piecing together, setting up |
| assertion
| 7 |
noun |
declaration, positive statement |
allegation, okay, maintenance, profession, defense, report, stressing |
| assertion
| 13 |
noun |
declaration, positive statement |
affirmation, pronouncement, contention, insistence, attestation, avowal, vindication, mouthful, predication, asservation, say so, stamp of approval, two cents' worth |
| assertive
| 10 |
adj |
aggressive |
confident, absolute, assured, certain, decided, demanding, firm, forward, positive, sure |
| assertive
| 12 |
adj |
aggressive |
self-assured, self-confident, pushy, forceful, insistent, decisive, emphatic, dogmatic, domineering, militant, overbearing, strong-willed |
| assessment
| 4 |
noun |
evaluation |
judgment, estimate, determination, rating |
| assessment
| 6 |
noun |
evaluation |
appraisal, estimation, computation, reckoning, valuation, value judgment |
| assessment
| 9 |
noun |
assignment of fee, amount |
estimate, duty, fee, demand, tax, rate, charge, toll, rating |
| assessment
| 5 |
noun |
assignment of fee, amount |
appraisal, levy, tariff, taxation, valuation |
| asset
| 9 |
noun |
advantage |
credit, benefit, resource, service, aid, distinction, treasure, blessing, help |
| asset
| 1 |
noun |
advantage |
boon |
| assignment
| 11 |
noun |
responsibility, task |
duty, appointment, practice, job, drill, position, post, beat, commission, charge, mission |
| assignment
| 3 |
noun |
responsibility, task |
chore, stint, homework |
| assignment
| 8 |
noun |
selecting or setting apart |
selection, appointment, choice, distribution, nomination, grant, giving, determination |
| assignment
| 13 |
noun |
selecting or setting apart |
allocation, attribution, apportionment, designation, specification, stipulation, delegation, appropriation, allotment, consignment, ascription, authorization, assignation |
| associate
| 11 |
noun |
colleague |
buddy, assistant, fellow, friend, partner, companion, ally, mate, branch, peer, aid |
| associate
| 24 |
noun |
colleague |
crony, cohort, comrade, accomplice, collaborator, compatriot, sidekick, auxiliary, helper, consort, chum, accessory, offshoot, affiliate, confederate, pal, co-worker, cooperator, playmate, joiner, clubber, kissing cousin, one of the folks, pard |
| associate
| 12 |
verb |
connect in the mind |
join, relate, combine, mix, identify, link, league, group, couple, unite, pair, blend |
| associate
| 8 |
verb |
connect in the mind |
correlate, concord, conjoin, bracket, affiliate, yoke, lump together, think of together |
| associate
| 4 |
verb |
befriend |
mix, accompany, join, pool |
| associate
| 36 |
verb |
befriend |
mingle, consort, amalgamate, hobnob, confederate, fraternize, get together, hang around, tie up, be friends, be in cahoots, buddy up, bunch up, come together, gang up, get in on, get in with, get into, go along with, go partners, hang out, hang out with, join up with, line up with, pal up, play footsie with, run around with, run with, string along with, swing with, take up with, team up, throw in together, tie in, truck with, work with |
| association
| 25 |
noun |
group with common interest or pursuit |
club, league, tribe, union, corporation, company, partnership, society, cooperative, organization, alliance, family, gang, ring, bunch, crew, circle, combination, outfit, band, pool, coalition, crowd, order, troops |
| association
| 21 |
noun |
group with common interest or pursuit |
guild, federation, tie-in, clique, affiliation, mob, zoo, fellowship, sodality, sorority, confederacy, tie-up, congress, syndicate, troupe, clan, hookup, fraternity, confederation, combo, rat pack |
| association
| 9 |
noun |
friendship |
partnership, cooperation, relationship, assistance, agreement, membership, relation, participation, frequenting |
| association
| 13 |
noun |
friendship |
acquaintance, companionship, fellowship, hookup, comradeship, camaraderie, familiarity, affiliation, intimacy, conjunction, friendliness, acquaintanceship, fraternization |
| association
| 13 |
noun |
mental connection |
union, impression, mixture, combination, identification, correlation, tie, relation, bond, linking, pairing, mixing, joining |
| association
| 9 |
noun |
mental connection |
concordance, connotation, juxtaposition, recollection, linkage, remembrance, concomitance, lumping together, train of thought |
| assume
| 17 |
verb |
believe, take for granted |
guess, consider, conclude, accept, understand, expect, suspect, estimate, speculate, think, gather, divine, judge, deem, suppose, imagine, find |
| assume
| 20 |
verb |
believe, take for granted |
infer, presume, conjecture, theorize, hypothesize, predicate, fancy, deduce, posit, postulate, ascertain, presuppose, surmise, fall for, be afraid, be inclined to think, count upon, get the idea, have a hunch, have sneaking suspicion |
| assume
| 6 |
verb |
take, undertake |
begin, acquire, accept, embrace, appropriate, seize |
| assume
| 10 |
verb |
take, undertake |
take up, arrogate, don, confiscate, enter upon, take on, take over, attend to, embark upon, set about |
| assume
| 4 |
verb |
pretend |
affect, adopt, pretend, act |
| assume
| 9 |
verb |
pretend |
fake, feign, simulate, imitate, mimic, impersonate, bluff, counterfeit, put on |
| assume
| 4 |
verb |
adopt, acquire |
seize, borrow, appropriate, grab |
| assume
| 19 |
verb |
adopt, acquire |
confiscate, commandeer, expropriate, arrogate, swipe, liberate, snatch, usurp, hijack, annex, preempt, take over, clap hands on, get fingers on, get hands on, glom onto, grab hold of, kipe, moonlight requisition |
| assumption
| 10 |
noun |
taking something for granted; something expected |
guess, theory, acceptance, expectation, hypothesis, premise, suspicion, belief, assuming, accepting |
| assumption
| 17 |
noun |
taking something for granted; something expected |
presumption, hunch, inference, supposition, conjecture, shot, fancy, postulation, stab, presupposition, posit, postulate, surmise, shot in the dark, supposal, theorization, sneaking suspicion |
| assumption
| 10 |
noun |
assuming possession, power |
acceptance, undertaking, taking, adoption, grab, acquisition, assuming, embracing, accepting, shouldering |
| assumption
| 7 |
noun |
assuming possession, power |
appropriation, usurpation, seizure, arrogation, takeover, taking on, taking up |
| assumption
| 2 |
noun |
arrogance |
nerve, pride |
| assumption
| 9 |
noun |
arrogance |
presumption, chutzpah, sass, conceit, self-importance, brass, insolence, cockiness, imperiousness |
| assurance
| 7 |
noun |
statement to relieve doubt |
word, support, promise, security, guarantee, profession, insurance |
| assurance
| 14 |
noun |
statement to relieve doubt |
pledge, assertion, affirmation, warranty, lock, oath, vow, declaration, warrant, shoo-in, sure thing, word of honor, lock on, rain or shine |
| assurance
| 6 |
noun |
confidence |
security, nerve, trust, courage, faith, conviction |
| assurance
| 21 |
noun |
confidence |
certainty, certitude, coolness, sureness, aggressiveness, surety, positiveness, presumption, self-confidence, temerity, arrogance, aplomb, bravery, self-reliance, boldness, assuredness, poise, firmness, effrontery, impudence, audacity |
| astonished
| 2 |
verb |
surprise |
overwhelm, shock |
| astonished
| 21 |
verb |
surprise |
dumbfound, bewilder, flabbergast, astound, boggle, confound, amaze, startle, daze, stupefy, stun, stagger, floor, bowl over, blow away, knock over, put one away, spring on, take aback, throw a curve, blow one's mind |
| astonishing
| 6 |
adj |
surprising |
impressive, spectacular, striking, amazing, extraordinary, wonderful |
| astonishing
| 11 |
adj |
surprising |
startling, breathtaking, staggering, astounding, stunning, miraculous, wondrous, marvelous, stupendous, bewildering, stupefying |
| astronomy
| 9 |
noun |
study of the stars and planets other than earth |
astrophysics, stargazing, astrometry, uranology, selenology, astrochemistry, astrography, astrolithology, sky-watching |
| asylum
| 9 |
noun |
refuge |
shelter, refuge, preserve, cover, port, safety, hole, security, retreat |
| asylum
| 8 |
noun |
refuge |
sanctuary, haven, hideaway, harbor, den, hideout, ivory tower, safe house |
| asylum
| 1 |
noun |
psychiatric hospital |
institution |
| asylum
| 5 |
noun |
psychiatric hospital |
mental hospital, madhouse, loony bin, mental institution, sanatorium |
| athlete
| 6 |
noun |
person involved in sports |
competitor, player, animal, professional, sport, shoulders |
| athlete
| 12 |
noun |
person involved in sports |
contestant, jock, jockey, amateur, contender, challenger, gorilla, games player, iron person, muscle person, sportsperson, superjock |
| atmosphere
| 5 |
noun |
gases around the earth |
pressure, air, envelope, sky, heavens |
| atmosphere
| 2 |
noun |
gases around the earth |
troposphere, substratosphere |
| atmosphere
| 21 |
noun |
general feeling or mood |
climate, tone, mood, space, feel, character, scene, air, environment, taste, place, sense, flavor, feeling, quality, spirit, color, property, impression, medium, background |
| atmosphere
| 5 |
noun |
general feeling or mood |
surroundings, aura, ambience, semblance, local color |
| atom
| 9 |
noun |
smallest part of something |
minimum, trace, fragment, spot, molecule, bit, particle, grain, dot |
| atom
| 15 |
noun |
smallest part of something |
speck, morsel, whit, mote, scrap, modicum, shred, tittle, iota, jot, scintilla, mite, smidgen, crumb, ounce |
| attach
| 10 |
verb |
join, fasten |
secure, fix, add, link, connect, tie, stick, bind, couple, unite |
| attach
| 14 |
verb |
join, fasten |
affix, adhere, annex, prefix, append, hook up, rivet, hitch on, hitch up, hook on, latch onto, make fast, slap on, tag on |
| attach
| 3 |
verb |
socially join |
accompany, combine, associate |
| attach
| 8 |
verb |
socially join |
enlist, affiliate, become associated with, join forces with, latch onto, sign on with, sign up with, unite with |
| attach
| 11 |
verb |
attribute, ascribe |
put, assign, connect, send, appoint, name, associate, detail, second, place, lay |
| attach
| 7 |
verb |
attribute, ascribe |
allocate, earmark, allot, consign, impute, designate, invest with |
| attachment
| 6 |
noun |
fastening |
connection, coupling, joint, link, tie, bond |
| attachment
| 5 |
noun |
fastening |
clamp, junction, fastener, adapter, connector |
| attachment
| 5 |
noun |
something joined, fastened to another |
extension, addition, extra, fitting, part |
| attachment
| 10 |
noun |
something joined, fastened to another |
auxiliary, annex, fixture, accessory, adjunct, supplement, appendage, appurtenance, adapter, accoutrement |
| attachment
| 10 |
noun |
affection, high regard |
friendship, loyalty, case, love, weakness, regard, crush, attraction, liking, bond |
| attachment
| 11 |
noun |
affection, high regard |
affinity, devotion, shine, hankering, yen, partiality, tenderness, fidelity, fondness, possessiveness, amore |
| attack
| 16 |
noun |
physical assault |
violation, offensive, charge, rape, strike, invasion, aggression, intervention, advance, rush, drive, push, initiative, offense, encounter, storming |
| attack
| 22 |
noun |
physical assault |
raid, intrusion, onslaught, skirmish, barrage, outbreak, incursion, irruption, defilement, inroad, encroachment, blitz, onset, thrust, onrush, foray, volley, blitzkrieg, assailment, assailing, mugging, dirty deed |
| attack
| 4 |
noun |
verbal assault |
criticism, abuse, aggression, blame |
| attack
| 11 |
noun |
verbal assault |
pugnacity, belligerence, combativeness, censure, denigration, slander, denunciation, libel, calumny, vilification, impugnment |
| attack
| 7 |
noun |
sudden dysfunction or disorder |
failure, illness, fit, spell, disease, access, stroke |
| attack
| 9 |
noun |
sudden dysfunction or disorder |
seizure, breakdown, relapse, throe, paroxysm, bout, ailment, convulsion, spasm |
| attack
| 24 |
verb |
assault physically |
hit, harm, charge, beat, assault, hurt, storm, strike, blast, invade, clip, overwhelm, jump, soak, clock, boot, kick, combat, club, bat, punch, bean, advance, rush |
| attack
| 33 |
verb |
assault physically |
raid, besiege, bombard, ambush, stab, assail, infiltrate, brain, beset, molest, aggress, bust, mug, slog, biff, wallop, cook, bash, blister, bop, turn on, whop, larrup, boff, chop down, knock block off, knock cold, knock for a loop, lay siege to, light into, pounce upon, set upon, take the offensive |
| attack
| 4 |
verb |
assault verbally |
blame, criticize, abuse, stretch |
| attack
| 13 |
verb |
assault verbally |
impugn, revile, refute, blitz, censure, berate, malign, vilify, reprove, lay into, shoot down, jump down one's throat, jump on one's case |
| attack
| 1 |
verb |
set to work |
tackle |
| attack
| 8 |
verb |
set to work |
buckle down, take up, deal with, dive into, plunge into, set to, start in on, tear into |
| attendant
| 4 |
adj |
being present or related |
accompanying, attending, incident, associated |
| attendant
| 5 |
adj |
being present or related |
consequent, concomitant, accessory, ancillary, coincident |
| attendant
| 8 |
noun |
person who serves others |
servant, assistant, aide, nurse, domestic, companion, guide, secretary |
| attendant
| 14 |
noun |
person who serves others |
helper, custodian, auxiliary, lackey, chaperon, understudy, follower, orderly, usher, escort, alarm clock, waitperson, baby sitter, bird dog |
| attention
| 8 |
noun |
concentration |
thinking, mind, thought, consideration, debate, study, application, industry |
| attention
| 12 |
noun |
concentration |
scrutiny, contemplation, assiduity, deliberation, diligence, immersion, absorption, heedfulness, engrossment, heed, thoughtfulness, intentness |
| attention
| 8 |
noun |
consideration, care |
recognition, regard, treatment, awareness, concern, notice, observation, consciousness |
| attention
| 7 |
noun |
consideration, care |
spotlight, brace, ministration, TLC, big rush, looking after, tender loving care |
| attic
| 4 |
noun |
space under the roof of a house |
garret, loft, sky parlor, top floor |
| attitude
| 23 |
noun |
mental outlook |
bias, perspective, mood, sentiment, character, approach, belief, stance, philosophy, reaction, stand, position, opinion, notion, view, standing, set, angle, bent, routine, air, twist, leaning |
| attitude
| 21 |
noun |
mental outlook |
demeanor, point of view, posture, temperament, mindset, prejudice, sensibility, proclivity, slant, predilection, disposition, standpoint, temper, inclination, frame of mind, mental state, headset, like it is, mindtrip, say so, where one is at |
| attitude
| 6 |
noun |
stance |
position, stand, manner, bearing, pose, aspect |
| attitude
| 3 |
noun |
stance |
posture, carriage, mien |
| attract
| 15 |
verb |
draw attention |
draw, engage, bring, kill, interest, invite, hook, court, score, entrance, drag, charm, pull, grab, steer |
| attract
| 39 |
verb |
draw attention |
entice, captivate, fascinate, send, intrigue, bait, slay, lure, inveigle, beguile, allure, beckon, enthrall, seduce, wow, endear, solicit, vamp, induce, tempt, spellbind, bewitch, enchant, magnetize, come on, freak out, knock out, turn on, wile, appeal to, exert influence, give the come-on, go over big, knock dead, make a hit with, mousetrap, rope in, suck in, sweep off one's feet |
| attraction
| 8 |
noun |
ability to draw attention; something that draws attention |
appeal, interest, draw, tendency, charm, pull, invitation, courting |
| attraction
| 22 |
noun |
ability to draw attention; something that draws attention |
attractiveness, allure, enthrallment, bait, endearment, gravitation, temptation, come-on, seduction, enchantment, allurement, inducement, inclination, lure, fascination, magnetism, enticement, captivation, solicitation, IT, chemistry, drawing power |
| attractive
| 15 |
adj |
appealing, drawing attention |
beautiful, lovely, inviting, fair, interesting, charming, pleasant, engaging, pleasing, handsome, fascinating, magnetic, pretty, winning, taking |
| attractive
| 26 |
adj |
appealing, drawing attention |
alluring, glamorous, enticing, good-looking, tempting, gorgeous, adorable, agreeable, comely, enchanting, fetching, prepossessing, provocative, seductive, stunning, teasing, winsome, bewitching, enthralling, looker, luring, tantalizing, beckoning, captivating, hunky, mesmeric |
| auction
| 3 |
noun |
competitive sale; sale by bid |
jam, bargain, sell-off |
| audible
| 5 |
adj |
able to be heard |
distinct, loud, plain, clear, sounding |
| audible
| 11 |
adj |
able to be heard |
resounding, discernible, perceptible, detectable, deafening, roaring, auricular, hearable, aural, loud enough, within earshot |
| audience
| 13 |
noun |
group observing an entertainment or sporting event |
gathering, crowd, gallery, public, market, assembly, house, following, fans, witnesses, listeners, patrons, viewers |
| audience
| 12 |
noun |
group observing an entertainment or sporting event |
congregation, turnout, assemblage, admirers, hearers, devotees, spectators, moviegoers, theatergoers, playgoers, onlookers, showgoers |
| audience
| 7 |
noun |
hearing |
conference, discussion, conversation, reception, interview, consideration, meeting |
| audience
| 2 |
noun |
hearing |
audition, consultation |
| auditor
| 4 |
noun |
person who inspects financial records |
accountant, bookkeeper, cashier, actuary |
| aunt
| 9 |
noun |
member of a family |
father, sibling, mother, cousin, folk, connection, blood, folks, relation |
| aunt
| 18 |
noun |
member of a family |
agnate, cognate, uncle, niece, grandparents, sister-in-law, stepbrother, mother-in-law, kinsperson, sib, stepparent, brother-in-law, nephew, in-laws, stepsister, father-in-law, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| aunt
| 7 |
noun |
female human |
girl, wife, daughter, mother, grandmother, girlfriend, spouse |
| aunt
| 5 |
noun |
female human |
matron, she, niece, gentlewoman, Ms./Miss/Mrs. |
| aunt
| 9 |
noun |
relative |
sibling, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection, relation |
| aunt
| 20 |
noun |
relative |
agnate, cognate, kinswoman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, stepparent, nephew, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, uncle, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, stepbrother, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| aunt
| 9 |
noun |
relative |
sibling, relation, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection |
| aunt
| 20 |
noun |
relative |
agnate, cognate, kinsman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, nephew, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, uncle, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, stepbrother, stepparent, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| auspicious
| 6 |
adj |
encouraging; favorable |
promising, bright, favorable, golden, happy, lucky |
| auspicious
| 11 |
adj |
encouraging; favorable |
opportune, advantageous, propitious, felicitous, fortunate, halcyon, hopeful, prosperous, rosy, timely, well-timed |
| authority
| 23 |
noun |
power, control |
jurisdiction, force, rule, government, right, weight, influence, might, strength, beef, charge, permission, punch, jump, word, license, say, steam, credit, edge, command, permit, ropes |
| authority
| 27 |
noun |
power, control |
pizzazz, clout, supremacy, juice, say-so, prerogative, esteem, zap, guts, stuff, sway, authorization, domination, prestige, goods, mastery, warrant, dominion, ascendancy, upper hand, pow, powerhouse, leg up, might and main, strong arm, what it takes, whip hand |
| authority
| 14 |
noun |
expert, animate or inanimate |
judge, expert, upstairs, pro, executive, textbook, veteran, specialist, professional, boss, scholar, professor, governor, brains |
| authority
| 30 |
noun |
expert, animate or inanimate |
law, whiz, egghead, aristocrat, pundit, guru, wizard, establishment, czar, buff, exec, virtuoso, Bible, brass, connoisseur, arbiter, big cheese, big shot, city hall, front office, kingfish, kingpin, CEO, feds, big wig, ivory dome, power elite, top brass, top dog, top hand |
| automatic
| 3 |
adj |
done or made by machine |
mechanical, electronic, electric |
| automatic
| 7 |
adj |
done or made by machine |
automated, motorized, mechanized, robotic, self-moving, self-regulating, self-starting |
| automatic
| 3 |
adj |
done by habit |
natural, mechanical, routine |
| automatic
| 17 |
adj |
done by habit |
reflex, unconscious, habitual, impulsive, instinctive, intuitive, involuntary, knee-jerk, perfunctory, spontaneous, unintentional, unthinking, instinctual, unforced, autogenetic, unmeditated, unwilled |
| automatic
| 5 |
adj |
occurring as natural consequence |
certain, inevitable, necessary, routine, assured |
| automatic
| 2 |
adj |
occurring as natural consequence |
inescapable, unavoidable |
| automobile
| 8 |
noun |
land vehicle; car |
transportation, auto, van, truck, bus, lemon, wheels, tub |
| automobile
| 27 |
noun |
land vehicle; car |
convertible, sports car, compact, wreck, ride, buggy, crate, bug, jalopy, heap, taxi, station wagon, pickup truck, limousine, passenger car, four-wheeler, subcompact, junker, hatchback, sedan, hardtop, go-cart, bucket of bolts, clunker, gas guzzler, motor car, oil burner |
| autonomy
| 3 |
noun |
independence |
freedom, sovereignty, liberty |
| autonomy
| 3 |
noun |
independence |
self-government, self-determination, self-rule |
| available
| 4 |
adj |
ready for use |
accessible, possible, free, prepared |
| available
| 26 |
adj |
ready for use |
usable, convenient, vacant, applicable, feasible, handy, achievable, at hand, attainable, obtainable, on tap, procurable, purchasable, reachable, serviceable, come-at-able, derivable from, getatable, on deck, on hand, open to, ready willing and able, realizable, securable, up for grabs, at one's disposal |
| avenge
| 1 |
verb |
retaliate |
punish |
| avenge
| 17 |
verb |
retaliate |
vindicate, chasten, chastise, revenge, repay, redress, requite, get back at, get even, payback, come back at, even the score, retribute, stick it to, take satisfaction, take vengeance, venge |
| avenue
| 14 |
noun |
street; path |
entrance, route, channel, road, outlet, drive, alley, passage, access, course, exit, way, entry, approach |
| avenue
| 5 |
noun |
street; path |
boulevard, thoroughfare, promenade, pathway, parkway |
| average
| 13 |
adj |
normal, typical |
ordinary, regular, moderate, medium, general, mainstream, fair, familiar, plastic, common, standard, everyday, usual |
| average
| 19 |
adj |
normal, typical |
mediocre, middling, intermediate, humdrum, commonplace, garden, customary, dime a dozen, fair to middling, middle of the road, passable, so-so, tolerable, undistinguished, unexceptional, garden-variety, boilerplate, nowhere, run of the mill |
| average
| 2 |
adj |
numerical mean |
middle, medium |
| average
| 2 |
adj |
numerical mean |
median, intermediate |
| average
| 7 |
noun |
normal, typical amount |
standard, medium, rule, middle, norm, mean, usual |
| average
| 3 |
noun |
normal, typical amount |
median, par, midpoint |
| average
| 1 |
verb |
obtain numerical mean |
balance |
| average
| 2 |
verb |
obtain numerical mean |
equate, even out |
| aviation
| 1 |
noun |
flying an aircraft; study of flying aircraft |
flight |
| aviation
| 4 |
noun |
flying an aircraft; study of flying aircraft |
aeronautics, navigation, aerodynamics, piloting |
| avoid
| 10 |
verb |
refrain or stay away from; prevent |
escape, shy, jump, hide, shake, withdraw, duck, flee, skirt, weave |
| avoid
| 38 |
verb |
refrain or stay away from; prevent |
dodge, avert, sidestep, evade, fend off, bypass, shun, abstain, circumvent, divert, eschew, deflect, obviate, elude, desist, recoil, shirk, ditch, skip, shake off, ward off, circumlocute, fake out, give the slip, hold off, keep clear, lay low, run for cover, shake and bake, shrink from, shuffle off, skip out on, skip town, stay away, stay out, steer clear of, step aside, turn aside |
| awake
| 4 |
adj |
conscious; alert |
alive, aware, knowing, excited |
| awake
| 12 |
adj |
conscious; alert |
vigilant, attentive, cognizant, waking, heedful, observant, on guard, wakeful, watchful, roused, awakened, aroused |
| awake
| 4 |
verb |
become alert or cause to rise from sleep |
call, stir, wake, arise |
| awake
| 6 |
verb |
become alert or cause to rise from sleep |
rouse, awaken, get up, wake up, gain consciousness, roll out |
| awake
| 2 |
verb |
become or make aware |
provoke, stimulate |
| awake
| 13 |
verb |
become or make aware |
awaken, activate, enliven, incite, excite, revive, alert, arouse, kindle, vivify, animate, call forth, stir up |
| award
| 11 |
noun |
prize or reward |
gold, gift, grant, presentation, decision, donation, verdict, honor, scholarship, distinction, order |
| award
| 13 |
noun |
prize or reward |
trophy, citation, accolade, endowment, decree, conferral, adjudication, decoration, bestowal, allotment, conferment, feather in cap, gold star |
| award
| 9 |
verb |
give prize or reward |
reward, grant, distribute, donate, assign, present, render, gift, concede |
| award
| 14 |
verb |
give prize or reward |
confer, hand out, bestow, allot, allocate, accord, apportion, decree, adjudge, endow, dish out, shell out, fork out, sweeten the kitty |
| aware
| 9 |
adj |
knowledgeable |
wise, conscious, informed, alive, awake, familiar, knowing, sharp, grounded |
| aware
| 36 |
adj |
knowledgeable |
mindful, apprehensive, receptive, appreciative, cognizant, attentive, acquainted, alert, au courant, cool, enlightened, groovy, heedful, hip, into, know-how, perceptive, savvy, sensible, sentient, with it, appraised, apprised, go-go, in the know, in the picture, know the score, latched on, on the beam, on to, plugged in, tuned in, up on, wise to, wised up, know what's what |
| awesome
| 15 |
adj |
amazing |
beautiful, imposing, wonderful, horrible, impressive, grand, moving, striking, alarming, awful, overwhelming, terrible, shocking, mean, nervous |
| awesome
| 24 |
adj |
amazing |
breathtaking, intimidating, magnificent, wondrous, awe-inspiring, astonishing, stunning, exalted, majestic, mind-blowing, formidable, fearsome, dreadful, terrifying, frightening, horrifying, fearful, frantic, hairy, daunting, real gone, something else, stupefying, zero cool |
| awful
| 7 |
adj |
very bad; terrible |
tough, horrible, ugly, nasty, shocking, alarming, offensive |
| awful
| 27 |
adj |
very bad; terrible |
depressing, dreadful, atrocious, horrific, distressing, harrowing, disgusting, appalling, frightful, unpleasant, ghastly, dire, horrendous, gruesome, hideous, abominable, deplorable, fearful, gross, grungy, raunchy, repulsive, stinking, synthetic, unsightly, horrifying, grody |
| awkward
| 2 |
adj |
clumsy, inelegant |
stiff, stumbling |
| awkward
| 33 |
adj |
clumsy, inelegant |
amateurish, rude, artless, bulky, bungling, butterfingers, coarse, gawky, graceless, green, incompetent, inept, inexpert, lumbering, maladroit, oafish, uncoordinated, uncouth, unfit, ungainly, ungraceful, unpolished, unrefined, unskilled, unskillful, bumbling, klutzy, all thumbs, blundering, floundering, having two left feet, having two left hands, unhandy |
| awkward
| 3 |
adj |
difficult to handle |
dangerous, uncomfortable, risky |
| awkward
| 16 |
adj |
difficult to handle |
troublesome, unwieldy, cumbersome, inconvenient, annoying, perilous, bulky, chancy, cramped, disagreeable, hazardous, unmanageable, incommodious, discommodious, hard to use, unhandy |
| awkward
| 7 |
adj |
embarrassing |
embarrassed, delicate, uncomfortable, painful, difficult, trying, compromising |
| awkward
| 10 |
adj |
embarrassing |
troublesome, unpleasant, ticklish, inconvenient, ill at ease, inopportune, perplexing, sticky, thorny, untimely |
| axis
| 3 |
noun |
point around which something revolves |
support, stem, pole |
| axis
| 8 |
noun |
point around which something revolves |
shaft, hinge, stalk, axle, pivot, spindle, turning point, arbor |
| baby
| 4 |
adj |
miniature |
little, small, minute, tiny |
| baby
| 8 |
adj |
miniature |
dwarf, wee, petite, diminutive, midget, babyish, youthful, mini |
| baby
| 4 |
noun |
infant |
youngster, child, kid, button |
| baby
| 26 |
noun |
infant |
babe, chick, toddler, deduction, suckling, nipper, bambino, nursling, tot, newborn, bundle, bairn, dividend, cherub, dumpling, buttercup, write-off, tad, preemie, papoose, crawler, angelface, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one |
| baby
| 7 |
verb |
treat like a child |
satisfy, humor, pet, please, serve, foster, nurse |
| baby
| 11 |
verb |
treat like a child |
cuddle, pamper, cherish, cosset, overindulge, dandle, spoil, indulge, coddle, dote on, cater to |
| bachelor party
| 3 |
noun |
party for bridegroom |
stag party, smoker, stag night |
| back
| 6 |
adj |
end |
behind, tail, following, final, rear, after |
| back
| 12 |
adj |
end |
backward, rearward, posterior, hind, aback, abaft, aft, astern, hindmost, rearmost, back of, in the wake of |
| back
| 4 |
adj |
from earlier time |
past, delayed, former, previous |
| back
| 2 |
adj |
from earlier time |
overdue, elapsed |
| back
| 3 |
noun |
end part |
tail, rear, reverse |
| back
| 11 |
noun |
end part |
extremity, backside, posterior, stern, aft, tail end, tailpiece, hindquarters, back end, far end, hindpart |
| back
| 14 |
verb |
support |
assist, finance, advocate, favor, encourage, sponsor, endorse, champion, stake, second, sustain, sanction, boost, ally |
| back
| 17 |
verb |
support |
uphold, underwrite, abet, angel, subsidize, countenance, grubstake, bankroll, abide by, go to bat for, side with, give a boost, give a leg up, give a lift, stand behind, stick by, stick up for |
| back
| 4 |
verb |
put in reverse direction |
withdraw, reverse, retire, retreat |
| back
| 9 |
verb |
put in reverse direction |
repulse, backtrack, recede, retract, repel, regress, fall back, turn tail, drive back |
| backbone
| 8 |
noun |
strength of character |
determination, heart, resolve, nerve, guts, will, courage, resolution |
| backbone
| 14 |
noun |
strength of character |
spunk, grit, toughness, stamina, pluck, willpower, firmness, tenacity, fortitude, steadfastness, mettle, hardihood, intestinal fortitude, moral fiber |
| backbone
| 5 |
noun |
spinal column of vertebrate |
spine, foundation, support, base, basis |
| backbone
| 2 |
noun |
spinal column of vertebrate |
vertebrae, vertebral column |
| background
| 16 |
noun |
experience or circumstances |
training, practice, environment, culture, education, tradition, history, atmosphere, capacity, framework, seasoning, actions, preparation, rearing, grounding, accomplishments |
| background
| 10 |
noun |
experience or circumstances |
upbringing, qualification, backdrop, acquirement, attainment, cultivation, aura, credentials, breeding, deeds |
| bacon
| 7 |
noun |
flitch |
rasher, pancetta, pork, sowbelly, gammon, pork slab, porkbellies |
| bacterium
| 2 |
noun |
smallest living organism |
egg, unit |
| bacterium
| 10 |
noun |
smallest living organism |
germ, embryo, microorganism, spore, vacuole, corpuscle, follicle, utricle, cellule, haematid |
| bacterium
| 11 |
noun |
substance causing chemicals to split into simpler substances |
yeast, leavening, seethe, simmer, leaven, mold, barm, enzyme, bacteria, ebullition, fermentation agent |
| bacterium
| 2 |
noun |
microscopic organism, often causing illness |
disease, virus |
| bacterium
| 8 |
noun |
microscopic organism, often causing illness |
microorganism, parasite, plague, microbe, bug, antibody, pathogen, what's going around |
| bacterium
| 1 |
noun |
bacteria |
virus |
| bacterium
| 7 |
noun |
bacteria |
microorganism, germ, bug, crud, plague, bacillus, pathogen |
| bacterium
| 2 |
noun |
germ |
virus, disease |
| bacterium
| 6 |
noun |
germ |
microbe, parasite, plague, bug, pathogen, disease-causing agent |
| bad
| 7 |
adj |
poor quality |
poor, cheap, sad, awful, rough, garbage, off |
| bad
| 42 |
adj |
poor quality |
dreadful, atrocious, unacceptable, lousy, crummy, synthetic, gross, imperfect, bummer, blah, diddly, inferior, downer, abominable, amiss, bad news, beastly, careless, cheesy, crappy, defective, deficient, dissatisfactory, erroneous, fallacious, faulty, grungy, icky, inadequate, incorrect, raunchy, slipshod, stinking, substandard, unsatisfactory, junky, bottom out, cruddy, godawful, grody, not good, the pits |
| bad
| 2 |
adj |
harmful |
dangerous, damaging |
| bad
| 6 |
adj |
harmful |
unhealthy, deleterious, detrimental, hurtful, injurious, ruinous |
| bad
| 5 |
adj |
immoral |
wrong, evil, criminal, base, mean |
| bad
| 9 |
adj |
immoral |
reprobate, delinquent, corrupt, iniquitous, sinful, vicious, vile, villainous, wicked |
| bad
| 1 |
adj |
mischievous |
wrong |
| bad
| 5 |
adj |
mischievous |
disobedient, naughty, unruly, ill-behaved, misbehaving |
| bad
| 1 |
adj |
decayed |
off |
| bad
| 6 |
adj |
decayed |
rotten, sour, moldy, putrid, rancid, spoiled |
| bad
| 6 |
adj |
severe |
harsh, terrible, serious, intense, painful, grave |
| bad
| 2 |
adj |
severe |
distressing, disastrous |
| bad
| 1 |
adj |
sick |
ill |
| bad
| 4 |
adj |
sick |
ailing, diseased, unwell, in pain |
| bad
| 6 |
adj |
sorry |
sad, down, upset, low, depressed, guilty |
| bad
| 11 |
adj |
sorry |
downcast, regretful, apologetic, conscience-stricken, contrite, crestfallen, dejected, disconsolate, downhearted, remorseful, woebegone |
| bad
| 5 |
adj |
distressing |
discouraged, discouraging, troubled, unhappy, troubling |
| bad
| 10 |
adj |
distressing |
unfavorable, unpleasant, grim, unfortunate, melancholy, adverse, disagreeable, distressed, gloomy, displeasing |
| badness
| 18 |
noun |
misfortune |
illness, pain, abuse, disease, evil, suffering, trouble, disorder, syndrome, complaint, trial, harm, wrong, hurt, damage, injury, condition, destruction |
| badness
| 18 |
noun |
misfortune |
malady, ailment, sickness, misery, malaise, affliction, woe, infirmity, mischief, affection, insult, indisposition, malice, tribulation, wickedness, cruelty, depravity, unpleasantness |
| bag
| 8 |
noun |
container for one's possesions |
purse, sack, kit, pocket, gear, pack, case, poke |
| bag
| 19 |
noun |
container for one's possesions |
briefcase, backpack, packet, suitcase, handbag, pouch, tote, pocketbook, satchel, sac, knapsack, rucksack, saddlebag, haversack, carryall, holdall, duffel, attaché, carry-on |
| bag
| 2 |
noun |
special interest |
expertise, preference |
| bag
| 4 |
noun |
special interest |
thing, hobby, speciality, favorite activity |
| bag
| 14 |
verb |
catch |
nail, shoot, capture, acquire, seize, get, hook, land, kill, trap, gain, net, collar, take |
| bag
| 2 |
verb |
catch |
apprehend, nab |
| bag
| 3 |
verb |
droop |
balloon, hang, swell |
| bag
| 6 |
verb |
droop |
flap, bulge, sag, flop, lop, billow |
| bail
| 3 |
noun |
money for assurance |
bond, security, guarantee |
| bail
| 7 |
noun |
money for assurance |
warrant, warranty, collateral, pledge, pawn, surety, recognizance |
| bake
| 3 |
verb |
cook in oven |
heat, warm, melt |
| bake
| 3 |
verb |
cook in oven |
simmer, stew, scorch |
| balance
| 5 |
noun |
equilibrium |
tension, harmony, equity, proportion, hang |
| balance
| 9 |
noun |
equilibrium |
correspondence, parity, stasis, symmetry, antithesis, equivalence, evenness, counterbalance, even-steven |
| balance
| 1 |
noun |
composure |
stability |
| balance
| 5 |
noun |
composure |
self-possession, steadfastness, poise, equanimity, self-control |
| balance
| 3 |
noun |
money remaining in account |
profit, difference, rest |
| balance
| 5 |
noun |
money remaining in account |
surplus, residue, dividend, remainder, excess |
| balance
| 11 |
verb |
make equal; cause to have equilibrium |
adjust, weigh, set, square, cancel, even, tie, match, level, steady, oppose |
| balance
| 22 |
verb |
make equal; cause to have equilibrium |
stabilize, readjust, offset, harmonize, neutralize, equate, counteract, compensate, collate, accord, poise, nullify, redeem, counterbalance, parallel, correspond, equalize, attune, come out, come out even, make up for, pair off |
| balance
| 5 |
verb |
compare |
assess, weigh, evaluate, estimate, consider |
| balance
| 1 |
verb |
compare |
deliberate |
| balance
| 8 |
verb |
make equal numerically |
adjust, calculate, count, square, figure, settle, estimate, total |
| balance
| 6 |
verb |
make equal numerically |
audit, compute, tally, equate, enumerate, sum up |
| balanced
| 5 |
adj |
equalized |
fair, uniform, equivalent, just, evened |
| balanced
| 6 |
adj |
equalized |
equitable, offset, proportional, symmetrical, counterbalanced, stabilized |
| balanced
| 1 |
adj |
settled financially |
confirmed |
| balanced
| 2 |
adj |
settled financially |
validated, certified |
| balcony
| 3 |
noun |
porch or structure above the ground |
porch, platform, gallery |
| balcony
| 9 |
noun |
porch or structure above the ground |
box, stoop, mezzanine, terrace, catwalk, portico, piazza, balustrade, veranda |
| bald
| 5 |
adj |
having no covering |
naked, bare, exposed, smooth, uncovered |
| bald
| 9 |
adj |
having no covering |
barren, hairless, head, stark, shaven, depilated, baldheaded, glabrous, skin head |
| bald
| 5 |
adj |
simple, unadorned |
bare, plain, direct, severe, straight |
| bald
| 7 |
adj |
simple, unadorned |
blunt, austere, downright, forthright, outright, straightforward, unembellished |
| ball
| 2 |
noun |
dance party |
jump, reception |
| ball
| 7 |
noun |
dance party |
mingle, hop, shindig, promenade, prom, hoedown, hoodang |
| ball
| 4 |
noun |
globe, sphere |
balloon, drop, pill, round |
| ball
| 6 |
noun |
globe, sphere |
orb, globule, pellet, globoid, apple, spheroid |
| ballet
| 1 |
noun |
graceful, expressive dancing |
dance |
| ballet
| 2 |
noun |
graceful, expressive dancing |
choreography, toe dancing |
| balloon
| 5 |
noun |
inflated material or vehicle |
blimp, dirigible, bladder, airship, zeppelin |
| balloon
| 3 |
verb |
billow out; bloat |
swell, expand, belly |
| balloon
| 7 |
verb |
billow out; bloat |
inflate, enlarge, distend, bulge, dilate, blow up, puff out |
| ballot
| 5 |
noun |
voting; recording of vote |
election, ticket, poll, franchise, polling |
| ballot
| 4 |
noun |
voting; recording of vote |
slate, tally, referendum, plebiscite |
| ballot
| 2 |
noun |
candidates from political party |
ticket, choice |
| ballot
| 2 |
noun |
candidates from political party |
lineup, slate |
| ban
| 2 |
noun |
official forbiddance |
restriction, limitation |
| ban
| 16 |
noun |
official forbiddance |
embargo, refusal, injunction, prohibition, boycott, censorship, proscription, stoppage, interdiction, suppression, taboo, out of bounds, a thou-shalt-not, no-no, off limits, don't |
| ban
| 5 |
verb |
officially forbid |
prohibit, bar, prevent, restrict, exclude |
| ban
| 19 |
verb |
officially forbid |
halt, suppress, outlaw, proscribe, inhibit, curse, blackball, disallow, interdict, enjoin, banish, pass by, shut out, illegalize, close down, close up, declare illegal, ice out, pass up |
| banana
| 2 |
noun |
funny person, often professional |
actor, laugh |
| banana
| 21 |
noun |
funny person, often professional |
entertainer, comic, humorist, clown, stooge, wag, jester, jokester, joker, wit, zany, card, droll, top banana, farceur, quipster, cutup, merry-andrew, million laughs, stand-up comic, wisecracker |
| banana
| 18 |
noun |
funny person, often professional |
humorist, comedian, stooge, clown, wag, jester, jokester, joker, wit, buffoon, card, droll, top banana, funnyman, quipster, life of the party, million laughs, stand-up comic |
| banana
| 2 |
noun |
person who kids, teases |
fool, actor |
| banana
| 29 |
noun |
person who kids, teases |
trickster, stooge, wag, jokester, clown, jester, wit, comedian, buffoon, comic, humorist, card, prankster, droll, second banana, top banana, farceur, quipster, punster, gagster, cutup, funster, jokesmith, josher, kidder, life of the party, stand-up comic, straight person, wisecracker |
| banana
| 1 |
noun |
comedian who sets up joke |
feed |
| banana
| 6 |
noun |
comedian who sets up joke |
sidekick, foil, second banana, stooge, feeder, straight person |
| banana
| 2 |
noun |
joker |
fool, actor |
| banana
| 30 |
noun |
joker |
trickster, jester, prankster, stooge, wag, clown, wit, comedian, buffoon, zany, comic, humorist, card, droll, farceur, funnyman, quipster, second banana, top banana, punster, gagster, cutup, funster, jokesmith, josher, kidder, life of the party, stand-up comic, straight person, wisecracker |
| banana
| 2 |
noun |
joker |
actor, fool |
| banana
| 30 |
noun |
joker |
buffoon, card, clown, comedian, comic, droll, farceur, funnyman, humorist, jester, jokester, prankster, second banana, stooge, top banana, trickster, wag, wit, zany, cutup, funster, gagster, jokesmith, josher, kidder, life of the party, punster, stand-up comic, straight person, wisecracker |
| banana
| 3 |
noun |
craziness, ridiculousness |
joke, jazz, fun |
| banana
| 44 |
noun |
craziness, ridiculousness |
madness, silliness, babble, bunk, folly, stupidity, foolishness, drivel, rubbish, baloney, gibberish, trash, absurdity, bananas, balderdash, scrawl, jest, rot, rashness, irrationality, thoughtlessness, poppycock, palaver, bombast, claptrap, giddiness, imprudence, bull, pretense, prattle, scribble, hogwash, ranting, tripe, fatuity, hooey, senselessness, flightiness, inanity, hot air, mumbo jumbo, soft soap, ludicrousness, jive |
| banana
| 2 |
noun |
nonsense |
garbage, fun |
| banana
| 25 |
noun |
nonsense |
bananas, absurdity, fatuity, bunk, baloney, blather, bombast, claptrap, babble, giddiness, imprudence, idiocy, drivel, bull, balderdash, irrationality, hogwash, folly, foolishness, gibberish, flightiness, inanity, hot air, bunkum, ja |
| banana
| 4 |
noun |
nonsense |
garbage, jazz, fun, joke |
| banana
| 51 |
noun |
nonsense |
folly, madness, balderdash, scrawl, piffle, jest, twaddle, bananas, tomfoolery, absurdity, irrationality, thoughtlessness, poppycock, baloney, palaver, rashness, blather, bombast, claptrap, babble, giddiness, imprudence, idiocy, drivel, bull, scribble, prattle, pretense, hogwash, ranting, silliness, tripe, fatuity, hooey, foolishness, senselessness, rigmarole, gibberish, flightiness, inanity, hot air, ludicrousness, mumbo jumbo, soft soap, rubbish, rot, bunk, stupidity, jive, trash, bunkum |
| band
| 18 |
noun |
something which encircles |
line, tape, ring, chain, binding, strip, ribbon, belt, tie, circle, cord, string, stay, link, cable, rope, circuit, bond |
| band
| 15 |
noun |
something which encircles |
hoop, strap, harness, braid, truss, manacle, ligature, fillet, shackle, bandage, sash, scarf, snood, copula, bandeau |
| band
| 15 |
noun |
group of people with same interest |
gathering, club, company, troop, collection, crew, gang, party, bunch, body, assembly, society, outfit, cluster, association |
| band
| 8 |
noun |
group of people with same interest |
corps, troupe, bevy, menagerie, horde, coterie, covey, clique |
| band
| 6 |
noun |
musical group |
troupe, symphony, orchestra, ensemble, philharmonic, combo |
| band
| 7 |
verb |
group or join group |
league, gather, unite, combine, team, ally, belt |
| band
| 7 |
verb |
group or join group |
consolidate, conjoin, federate, amalgamate, merge, affiliate, coadjute |
| bang
| 4 |
adv |
suddenly, with force |
straight, hard, precisely, suddenly |
| bang
| 5 |
adv |
suddenly, with force |
smack, headlong, abruptly, head on, noisily |
| bang
| 10 |
noun |
explosive noise |
sound, shot, burst, pop, slam, boom, crack, report, blast, roll |
| bang
| 15 |
noun |
explosive noise |
roar, rumble, thud, thump, smash, wham, clash, thunder, salvo, peal, clang, detonation, discharge, howl, clap |
| bang
| 9 |
noun |
loud hit or knock |
blow, bat, sock, stroke, punch, slam, box, crack, belt |
| bang
| 9 |
noun |
loud hit or knock |
bump, smash, wallop, collide, smack, cuff, whack, bash, whop |
| bang
| 1 |
noun |
thrilling situation |
excitement |
| bang
| 6 |
noun |
thrilling situation |
smash, enjoyment, wow, wallop, kick, pleasant feeling |
| bang
| 7 |
verb |
hit or knock loudly |
sound, crash, burst, echo, explode, boom, drum |
| bang
| 9 |
verb |
hit or knock loudly |
rattle, clang, thump, detonate, thunder, peal, resound, clatter, make noise |
| bang
| 7 |
verb |
moving by hitting hard |
knock, slam, pound, crash, beat, strike, hit |
| bang
| 10 |
verb |
moving by hitting hard |
smash, bump, collide, rap, thump, whack, bash, pummel, clatter, hammer |
| bank
| 5 |
noun |
financial institution |
fund, store, stock, safe, reserve |
| bank
| 16 |
noun |
financial institution |
treasury, repository, reservoir, thrift, savings, stockpile, coffer, depository, vault, hoard, exchequer, storehouse, countinghouse, credit union, investment firm, trust company |
| bank
| 5 |
noun |
ground bounding waters |
coast, shore, edge, beach, cliff |
| bank
| 17 |
noun |
ground bounding waters |
ledge, embankment, levee, reef, strand, lakeshore, cay, lakeside, lakefront, seaboard, waterfront, oceanfront, riverside, seafront, riverfront, seabank, streamside |
| bank
| 7 |
noun |
row or tier of objects |
group, sequence, series, rank, array, line, row |
| bank
| 2 |
noun |
row or tier of objects |
dashboard, succession |
| bank
| 7 |
verb |
collect money or advantage |
invest, save, pile, deposit, mass, speculate, hill |
| bank
| 11 |
verb |
collect money or advantage |
amass, hoard, squirrel, stash, heap, mound, salt away, sock away, lay aside, lay away, put by |
| bank
| 3 |
verb |
lean or tilt |
slope, bend, pitch |
| bank
| 4 |
verb |
lean or tilt |
incline, slant, cant, camber |
| bankruptcy
| 5 |
noun |
inability to pay debts |
loss, disaster, failure, ruin, lack |
| bankruptcy
| 16 |
noun |
inability to pay debts |
liquidation, insolvency, default, ruination, privation, nonpayment, destitution, indigence, indebtedness, repudiation, exhaustion, Chapter 11, defalcation, pauperism, overdraft, destituteness |
| banner
| 2 |
adj |
successful |
leading, outstanding |
| banner
| 3 |
adj |
successful |
exceptional, foremost, red-letter |
| banner
| 4 |
noun |
flag, usually with message |
headline, colors, heading, standard |
| banner
| 8 |
noun |
flag, usually with message |
emblem, streamer, pennant, pennon, ensign, banderole, burgee, gonfalon |
| banner
| 1 |
noun |
ad on web/internet page |
headline |
| banner
| 3 |
noun |
ad on web/internet page |
streamer, advertisement, burst page |
| bar
| 13 |
noun |
rod; straight length of material |
streak, pig, stroke, strip, rib, stake, boom, rail, pole, rule, stick, paling, spoke |
| bar
| 10 |
noun |
rod; straight length of material |
slab, spar, ingot, batten, billet, stripe, shaft, lever, crosspiece, crossbar |
| bar
| 8 |
noun |
barrier; blockage |
wall, block, fence, rail, stop, obstacle, railing, pale |
| bar
| 14 |
noun |
barrier; blockage |
traverse, clog, encumbrance, restraint, hindrance, snag, obstruction, barricade, hurdle, impediment, deterrent, road block, stumbling block, blank wall |
| bar
| 1 |
noun |
establishment serving alcohol |
tap |
| bar
| 16 |
noun |
establishment serving alcohol |
bistro, tavern, pub, lounge, inn, saloon, taproom, barroom, canteen, cocktail lounge, public house, rathskeller, alehouse, beer garden, drinkery, watering hole |
| bar
| 9 |
noun |
legal system |
counsel, court, bench, dock, law, judgment, attorneys, lawyers, counselors |
| bar
| 9 |
noun |
legal system |
tribunal, judiciary, law court, courtroom, jurists, solicitors, barristers, law practice, legal profession |
| bar
| 9 |
verb |
secure, usually with a length of material |
block, lock, secure, fence, wall, dam, bolt, close, seal |
| bar
| 11 |
verb |
secure, usually with a length of material |
plug, clog, trammel, dike, blockade, jam, barricade, fasten, latch, deadbolt, caulk |
| bar
| 16 |
verb |
prohibit |
prevent, discourage, suspend, deny, forbid, stop, refuse, limit, eliminate, reject, ban, exclude, frustrate, except, interfere, condemn |
| bar
| 20 |
verb |
prohibit |
hinder, preclude, enjoin, restrain, segregate, rule out, disallow, outlaw, obstruct, discountenance, ostracize, debar, override, interdict, exile, boycott, circumvent, shut out, freeze out, keep out |
| bare
| 5 |
adj |
without clothing |
naked, uncovered, exposed, stripped, peeled |
| bare
| 12 |
adj |
without clothing |
bald, unclad, undressed, nude, denuded, divested, disrobed, unclothed, bareskinned, shorn, unrobed, in one's birthday suit |
| bare
| 9 |
adj |
without covering or content |
empty, lacking, clear, desert, blank, wanting, open, mean, poor |
| bare
| 11 |
adj |
without covering or content |
desolate, vacant, arid, barren, stark, bleak, void, scanty, scarce, vacuous, unfurnished |
| bare
| 10 |
adj |
simple, unadorned |
cold, mere, sheer, spare, basic, essential, hard, modest, severe, simple |
| bare
| 10 |
adj |
simple, unadorned |
bald, stark, meager, scant, blunt, austere, chaste, literal, unembellished, unornamented |
| bare
| 6 |
verb |
reveal |
uncover, expose, disclose, exhibit, show, publish |
| bare
| 3 |
verb |
reveal |
divulge, unveil, unroll |
| bare-bones
| 3 |
noun |
basic elements |
basic, core, frame |
| bare-bones
| 5 |
noun |
basic elements |
skeleton, basic facts, essential elements, no-frills, undercarriage |
| bare-bones
| 6 |
adj |
grim, barren |
bare, clean, plain, severe, simple, spare |
| bare-bones
| 11 |
adj |
grim, barren |
rustic, unadorned, stark, bleak, subdued, bald, dour, primitive, spartan, unembellished, vanilla |
| bargain
| 12 |
noun |
agreement |
negotiation, transaction, deal, contract, arrangement, understanding, business, engagement, promise, convention, treaty, bond |
| bargain
| 5 |
noun |
agreement |
pact, compact, covenant, pledge, stipulation |
| bargain
| 6 |
noun |
something bought at cheap price |
discount, reduction, value, deal, buy, steal |
| bargain
| 9 |
noun |
something bought at cheap price |
markdown, good deal, closeout, giveaway, budget price, good buy, good value, low price, nominal price |
| bargain
| 10 |
verb |
negotiate terms of sale or agreement |
sell, buy, deal, contract, trade, traffic, compromise, promise, agree, arrange |
| bargain
| 10 |
verb |
negotiate terms of sale or agreement |
dicker, haggle, confer, barter, covenant, palter, transact, stipulate, do business, make terms |
| bark
| 6 |
noun |
plant covering |
skin, case, casing, shell, coat, peeling |
| bark
| 4 |
noun |
plant covering |
husk, crust, cortex, rind |
| bark
| 1 |
noun |
animal yelp |
bay |
| bark
| 8 |
noun |
animal yelp |
growl, roar, yap, snarl, grunt, howl, woof, yip |
| bark
| 3 |
verb |
yelp |
cry, snap, bay |
| bark
| 8 |
verb |
yelp |
growl, snarl, yap, howl, woof, gnarl, yip, arf |
| bark
| 4 |
verb |
shout |
cry, mutter, yell, snap |
| bark
| 7 |
verb |
shout |
growl, grumble, roar, snarl, clamor, bellow, bawl |
| barrel
| 5 |
noun |
cylindrical container |
pipe, drum, butt, vessel, tub |
| barrel
| 8 |
noun |
cylindrical container |
cylinder, cask, keg, hogshead, receptacle, vat, firkin, tun |
| barrier
| 11 |
noun |
obstruction |
fence, wall, limit, obstacle, railing, boundary, bar, stop, bound, curtain, pale |
| barrier
| 15 |
noun |
obstruction |
roadblock, blockade, barricade, hurdle, impediment, moat, fortification, palisade, gully, trench, rampart, confines, ditch, enclosure, blank wall |
| barrier
| 8 |
noun |
obstruction to goal |
restriction, difficulty, obstacle, limitation, bar, pale, check, preventive |
| barrier
| 8 |
noun |
obstruction to goal |
stumbling block, handicap, restraint, drawback, hurdle, hindrance, impediment, encumbrance |
| base
| 7 |
adj |
vulgar, low |
poor, offensive, common, mean, cheap, sorry, ugly |
| base
| 34 |
adj |
vulgar, low |
paltry, shoddy, plebeian, humble, foul, depraved, corrupt, menial, abject, abominable, coarse, contemptible, despicable, disgraceful, dishonorable, disreputable, ignoble, immoral, indelicate, loathsome, lowly, pitiful, scandalous, servile, shameful, sleazy, sordid, squalid, trashy, unworthy, vile, worthless, wretched, grovelling |
| base
| 13 |
noun |
foundation |
support, infrastructure, ground, seating, rest, basis, bottom, bed, seat, stand, basement, foot, root |
| base
| 7 |
noun |
foundation |
footing, groundwork, substratum, underpinning, pedestal, bedrock, substructure |
| base
| 16 |
noun |
fundamental part |
foundation, infrastructure, source, origin, heart, fundamental, basis, essence, authority, evidence, principle, key, core, root, essential, principal |
| base
| 6 |
noun |
fundamental part |
groundwork, backbone, underpinning, chief constituent, important part, primary element |
| base
| 11 |
noun |
headquarters |
center, camp, site, field, station, settlement, home, post, port, dock, strip |
| base
| 6 |
noun |
headquarters |
garrison, terminal, depot, harbor, hangar, starting point |
| base
| 11 |
verb |
build plan or opinion on |
locate, depend, stay, station, found, establish, plant, derive, construct, rest, ground |
| base
| 4 |
verb |
build plan or opinion on |
set up, predicate, prop, hinge |
| basic
| 13 |
adj |
elementary, fundamental |
necessary, primary, underlying, key, main, vital, essential, radical, chief, principal, central, capital, inherent |
| basic
| 6 |
adj |
elementary, fundamental |
primitive, elemental, basal, indispensable, intrinsic, substratal |
| basin
| 12 |
noun |
container or area where water is held |
pot, bowl, pan, valley, pool, bay, sink, vessel, hole, dip, depression, tub |
| basin
| 11 |
noun |
container or area where water is held |
lagoon, gulf, sag, hollow, ewer, concavity, sinkhole, watershed, washbasin, washbowl, sinkage |
| basis
| 8 |
noun |
physical foundation |
support, base, ground, bottom, bed, seat, rest, foot |
| basis
| 4 |
noun |
physical foundation |
footing, groundwork, substructure, resting place |
| basis
| 27 |
noun |
foundation for belief, action |
theory, fundamental, support, evidence, reason, assumption, principle, premise, essential, security, base, explanation, proof, heart, backing, essence, authority, sanction, source, core, infrastructure, background, law, data, center, cause, root |
| basis
| 23 |
noun |
foundation for belief, action |
justification, footing, dictum, rudiment, presumption, nexus, keystone, bedrock, theorem, postulate, warrant, axiom, keynote, backbone, substratum, nucleus, crux, antecedent, presupposition, underpinning, chief ingredient, hard fact, principal element |
| basket
| 1 |
noun |
woven container |
box |
| basket
| 9 |
noun |
woven container |
crate, bin, bassinet, cradle, hamper, bushel, creel, nacelle, pannier |
| basketball
| 1 |
noun |
team sport |
ball |
| basketball
| 3 |
noun |
team sport |
hoops, B-ball, brownball |
| bastard
| 3 |
adj |
illegitimate |
natural, mixed, false |
| bastard
| 16 |
adj |
illegitimate |
irregular, phony, fake, imperfect, sham, mongrel, inferior, counterfeit, adulterated, impure, misbegotten, spurious, baseborn, suppositious, misborn, ungenuine |
| bastard
| 1 |
noun |
jerk |
ass |
| bastard
| 7 |
noun |
jerk |
idiot, fuckup, shithead, dumbass, asshole, motherfucker, son of a bitch |
| bat
| 7 |
noun |
a hit with a solid object |
sock, blow, knock, crack, slam, strike, belt |
| bat
| 10 |
noun |
a hit with a solid object |
thwack, bop, wallop, smack, swat, bang, rap, thump, whack, whop |
| bath
| 6 |
noun |
washing with water and, usually, soap |
shower, soak, wash, dip, tub, soaking |
| bath
| 9 |
noun |
washing with water and, usually, soap |
gargle, ablution, scrubbing, douche, dousing, cleansing, soaping, laving, sponging |
| bath
| 3 |
noun |
room for bathing |
toilet, bathroom, shower |
| bath
| 8 |
noun |
room for bathing |
lavatory, spa, powder room, restroom, sauna, washroom, shower room, steam room |
| bathroom
| 3 |
noun |
room for bathing, toilet use |
toilet, bath, shower |
| bathroom
| 9 |
noun |
room for bathing, toilet use |
lavatory, spa, powder room, sauna, restroom, washroom, shower room, steam room, water closet |
| battery
| 11 |
noun |
series of similar things |
body, set, group, chain, sequence, cluster, lot, suite, array, ring, bunch |
| battery
| 4 |
noun |
series of similar things |
batch, bundle, clot, clump |
| battery
| 4 |
noun |
physical abuse |
assault, violence, attack, beating |
| battery
| 4 |
noun |
physical abuse |
onslaught, mayhem, mugging, thumping |
| battery
| 1 |
noun |
group of weapons |
guns |
| battery
| 4 |
noun |
group of weapons |
artillery, cannon, cannonry, gunnery unit |
| battle
| 14 |
noun |
military fight |
campaign, combat, encounter, assault, fighting, action, attack, struggle, bombing, war, conflict, engagement, brush, press |
| battle
| 19 |
noun |
military fight |
bloodshed, clash, hostility, strife, crusade, skirmish, warfare, carnage, contention, onslaught, sortie, havoc, onset, scrimmage, barrage, ravage, fray, blitzkreig, significant contact |
| battle
| 6 |
noun |
struggle |
campaign, contest, controversy, debate, conflict, dispute |
| battle
| 5 |
noun |
struggle |
clash, disagreement, crusade, strife, agitation |
| battle
| 6 |
verb |
fight, struggle |
contend, argue, combat, contest, war, dispute |
| battle
| 8 |
verb |
fight, struggle |
wrestle, feud, clamor, strive, agitate, oppugn, skirmish, tug |
| battlefield
| 3 |
noun |
location of military fights |
arena, front, field |
| battlefield
| 7 |
noun |
location of military fights |
salient, combat zone, battleground, front line, Armageddon, theater of operations, theater of war |
| bay
| 4 |
noun |
shoreline indentation |
sound, mouth, arm, narrows |
| bay
| 14 |
noun |
shoreline indentation |
inlet, gulf, harbor, anchorage, estuary, strait, cove, bayou, bight, lagoon, basin, fiord, firth, loch |
| bay
| 1 |
noun |
alcove in wall |
opening |
| bay
| 6 |
noun |
alcove in wall |
niche, recess, nook, compartment, oriel, bow window |
| bay
| 1 |
noun |
howl |
cry |
| bay
| 8 |
noun |
howl |
growl, bellow, yelp, wail, ululation, bark, clamor, howl |
| beach
| 4 |
noun |
sandy area by body of water |
shore, coast, bank, margin |
| beach
| 11 |
noun |
sandy area by body of water |
seashore, strand, waterfront, lakeshore, lakeside, shingle, seaside, oceanfront, seaboard, littoral, seafront |
| beam
| 10 |
noun |
length of material used as support |
pole, timber, strip, pile, boom, reach, stay, post, column, piling |
| beam
| 29 |
noun |
length of material used as support |
girder, scaffolding, joist, shaft, pillar, plank, bail, bolster, stanchion, prop, trestle, stud, spar, brace, rafter, balk, axle, strut, jamb, transverse, sill, crosspiece, lintel, crossbar, lath, stringer, cantilever, two-by-four, scantling |
| beam
| 8 |
noun |
ray of light |
radiation, bar, streak, shoot, stream, column, emission, finger |
| beam
| 16 |
noun |
ray of light |
shaft, glow, ray, glare, twinkle, gleam, flicker, shimmer, sparkle, beacon, glimmer, glint, glitter, chink, laser, dartle |
| beam
| 4 |
verb |
broadcast on air waves |
shine, transmit, shed, send |
| beam
| 8 |
verb |
broadcast on air waves |
glare, radiate, emit, glow, glimmer, give off, throw off, give out |
| beam
| 3 |
verb |
smile broadly |
shine, laugh, grin |
| beam
| 4 |
verb |
smile broadly |
smirk, radiate, glow, gleam |
| beam
| 2 |
verb |
shine, as a light |
burn, yield |
| beam
| 6 |
verb |
shine, as a light |
radiate, glare, emit, glow, gleam, glitter |
| beam
| 1 |
verb |
make electronic transfer |
transmit |
| beam
| 5 |
verb |
make electronic transfer |
radiate, emit, send out, transfer file, transmit signal |
| bean
| 2 |
noun |
small hard pellet |
grain, seed |
| bean
| 3 |
noun |
small hard pellet |
kernel, berry, nugget |
| bear
| 9 |
verb |
bring |
carry, deliver, take, buck, transfer, move, convey, transport, pack |
| bear
| 4 |
verb |
bring |
tote, lug, ferry, fetch |
| bear
| 8 |
verb |
support mentally |
hold, have, shoulder, exhibit, entertain, maintain, sustain, possess |
| bear
| 5 |
verb |
support mentally |
uphold, harbor, cherish, hold up, weigh upon |
| bear
| 9 |
verb |
endure |
experience, allow, undergo, stomach, tolerate, admit, permit, suffer, encounter |
| bear
| 3 |
verb |
endure |
brook, abide, put up with |
| bear
| 9 |
verb |
give birth |
develop, form, provide, create, produce, make, invent, yield, generate |
| bear
| 9 |
verb |
give birth |
fructify, engender, breed, reproduce, propagate, beget, be delivered of, bring forth, parturitate |
| beard
| 1 |
noun |
facial hair on human |
brush |
| beard
| 9 |
noun |
facial hair on human |
imperial, fuzz, Santa Claus, stubble, bristles, goatee, Vandyke, five-o-clock shadow, muttonchops |
| beard
| 2 |
noun |
decoy |
front, mask |
| beard
| 1 |
noun |
decoy |
false face |
| beard
| 3 |
verb |
confront |
brave, oppose, face |
| beard
| 1 |
verb |
confront |
stand up to |
| beat
| 2 |
adj |
very tired |
exhausted, fatigued |
| beat
| 5 |
adj |
very tired |
wearied, weary, kaput, worn out, dog tired |
| beat
| 10 |
noun |
throbbing |
pulse, rhythm, pound, measure, meter, shake, swell, pressure, flow, swing |
| beat
| 16 |
noun |
throbbing |
quiver, oscillation, quake, ripple, cadency, vibration, palpitation, thump, cadence, throb, rhyme, tick, flutter, undulation, surge, pulsation |
| beat
| 6 |
noun |
blow, stroke |
hit, shake, swing, punch, slap, strike |
| beat
| 2 |
noun |
blow, stroke |
thump, lash |
| beat
| 9 |
noun |
area of responsibility |
march, circuit, route, patrol, walk, course, way, path, rounds |
| beat
| 1 |
noun |
area of responsibility |
precinct |
| beat
| 15 |
verb |
injure by striking |
knock, hit, punch, break, strike, crush, whip, pound, belt, club, punish, slap, whale, box, bat |
| beat
| 35 |
verb |
injure by striking |
pummel, trounce, rap, thump, thrash, batter, ram, bruise, spank, cane, castigate, hammer, pelt, cudgel, maltreat, swat, lambaste, flagellate, lick, collide, buffet, smack, thresh, wallop, slug, bash, flail, thwack, drub, bang, mash, clout, lash, flog, maul |
| beat
| 8 |
verb |
defeat, surpass |
overwhelm, top, triumph, whip, overcome, exceed, better, best |
| beat
| 14 |
verb |
defeat, surpass |
overtake, outrun, transcend, subdue, excel, outshine, conquer, outstrip, outdo, vanquish, outplay, outrival, be victorious, shoot ahead of |
| beat
| 6 |
verb |
forge |
pound, form, work, shape, fashion, model |
| beat
| 2 |
verb |
forge |
hammer, malleate |
| beat
| 6 |
verb |
throb |
pitch, pound, pulse, shake, bounce, swing |
| beat
| 27 |
verb |
throb |
thump, quiver, undulate, flicker, quake, ripple, heave, jounce, tremble, alternate, quaver, vibrate, shiver, flap, jerk, throb, writhe, buffet, agitate, fluctuate, flutter, oscillate, palpitate, thrill, pulsate, bob, twitch |
| beat
| 2 |
verb |
mix |
whip, stir |
| beautiful
| 19 |
adj |
physically attractive |
cute, fascinating, fine, wonderful, pretty, grand, lovely, charming, delicate, handsome, pleasing, elegant, appealing, divine, excellent, fair, ideal, nice, taking |
| beautiful
| 31 |
adj |
physically attractive |
alluring, magnificent, marvelous, graceful, dazzling, superb, delightful, gorgeous, stunning, good-looking, splendid, exquisite, admirable, angelic, classy, comely, foxy, radiant, ravishing, refined, resplendent, shapely, statuesque, sublime, symmetrical, beauteous, bewitching, enticing, pulchritudinous, sightly, well-formed |
| beauty
| 5 |
noun |
physical attractiveness |
style, charm, grace, attraction, class |
| beauty
| 21 |
noun |
physical attractiveness |
delicacy, artistry, elegance, refinement, allure, symmetry, fascination, loveliness, pulchritude, fairness, polish, comeliness, allurement, bloom, good looks, adorableness, handsomeness, exquisiteness, shapeliness, winsomeness, glamor |
| beauty
| 2 |
noun |
good-looking person |
vision, dream |
| beauty
| 13 |
noun |
good-looking person |
looker, enchanter, ornament, eyeful, stunner, charmer, Adonis, beaut, Venus, Apollo, dreamboat, good-looker, head turner |
| beauty
| 10 |
noun |
advantage |
importance, feature, value, blessing, merit, attraction, benefit, asset, worth, excellent |
| beauty
| 2 |
noun |
advantage |
boon, good thing |
| become
| 3 |
verb |
evolve into |
come, convert, shift |
| become
| 21 |
verb |
evolve into |
incline, metamorphose, mature, wax, turn out, turn into, grow into, develop into, alter to, assume form of, be converted to, be reduced to, be reformed, be remodeled, be transformed into, change into, come to be, emerge as, eventually be, pass into, ripen into |
| become
| 7 |
verb |
enhance |
fit, display, flatter, agree, suit, grace, match |
| become
| 15 |
verb |
enhance |
accord, augment, enrich, ornament, embellish, harmonize, garnish, heighten, adorn, belong to, be appropriate, go together, go with, make handsome, set off |
| bed
| 3 |
noun |
furniture for sleeping |
couch, sack, platform |
| bed
| 13 |
noun |
furniture for sleeping |
bunk, mattress, cot, crib, berth, bassinet, cradle, davenport, divan, pallet, trundle, chaise, bedstead |
| bed
| 8 |
noun |
patch of ground for planting |
frame, row, piece, garden, area, plot, border, strip |
| bed
| 5 |
noun |
base, foundation |
ground, seat, basis, bottom, rest |
| bed
| 4 |
noun |
base, foundation |
groundwork, substratum, bedrock, understructure |
| bed
| 6 |
verb |
plant |
insert, settle, fix, base, found, establish |
| bed
| 3 |
verb |
plant |
embed, implant, set up |
| bedroom
| 1 |
noun |
place for sleeping |
chamber |
| bedroom
| 4 |
noun |
place for sleeping |
cubicle, bedchamber, bunk room, guest room |
| bee
| 5 |
noun |
honey-making, stinging insect |
drone, bumblebee, honey bee, killer bee, queen bee |
| bee
| 3 |
noun |
collective task |
party, harvest, social |
| bee
| 2 |
noun |
collective task |
communal gathering, work party |
| beef
| 9 |
noun |
strong physical makeup |
meat, strength, force, power, flesh, arm, muscle, might, steam |
| beef
| 7 |
noun |
strong physical makeup |
vigor, sinew, brawn, physique, heftiness, thew, robustness |
| beef
| 3 |
noun |
complaint |
criticism, objection, dispute |
| beef
| 9 |
noun |
complaint |
grievance, squabble, grouse, rhubarb, grumble, gripe, protestation, quarrel, bickering |
| beer
| 1 |
noun |
alcoholic beverage made from malted grain |
oil |
| beer
| 15 |
noun |
alcoholic beverage made from malted grain |
lager, ale, stout, suds, brew, chill, hops, malt, amber brew, barley pop, brewski, brown bottle, cold coffee, cold one, malt liquor |
| beg
| 9 |
verb |
request |
urge, pray, sue, plead, ask, desire, advocate, press, worry |
| beg
| 21 |
verb |
request |
beseech, implore, solicit, nag, invoke, besiege, abjure, woo, importune, entreat, crave, requisition, canvass, supplicate, petition, conjure, apply to, call to, impetrate, obsecrate, obtest |
| beg
| 5 |
verb |
seek charity |
knock, tap, benefit, want, touch |
| beg
| 30 |
verb |
seek charity |
bite, scrounge, hustle, ding, brace, burn, chisel, freeload, sponge, nick, score, buzz, cadge, panhandle, bum, mooch, call on, ask alms, call upon, clamor for, dime up, hit up, live hand to mouth, mendicate, nickel up, pass the hat, put the bite on, put the touch on, solicit charity, sponge on |
| begin
| 21 |
verb |
start |
do, prepare, lead, launch, establish, make, introduce, initiate, produce, undertake, found, create, open, generate, mount, drive, effect, trigger, occasion, motivate, cause |
| begin
| 28 |
verb |
start |
inaugurate, go into, go ahead, set up, commence, activate, institute, actualize, originate, induce, impel, eventuate, instigate, break the ice, bring about, bring to pass, embark on, enter on, enter upon, break ground, get going, give birth to, give impulse, lay foundation for, make active, plunge into, set about, set in motion |
| begin
| 12 |
verb |
come into being; become functional |
emerge, set, appear, rise, start, enter, happen, occur, sail, spring, arise, dawn |
| begin
| 24 |
verb |
come into being; become functional |
take off, come out, commence, sprout, originate, emanate, germinate, bud, derive from, be born, come forth, come into existence, crop up, get going, get show on road, get under way, grow out of, issue forth, kick off, make tick, proceed from, result from, send off, stem from |
| beginner
| 4 |
noun |
person unskilled in something |
recruit, initiate, student, starter |
| beginner
| 21 |
noun |
person unskilled in something |
learner, novice, neophyte, newcomer, tenderfoot, fish, novitiate, abecedarian, trainee, amateur, fledgling, greenhorn, tyro, colt, apprentice, new kid on the block, probationer, catechumen, buckwheater, greenie, new person |
| beginning
| 16 |
noun |
start of an event or action |
opening, introduction, creation, birth, dawn, top, origin, dawning, spring, threshold, basis, source, rise, installation, presentation, root |
| beginning
| 22 |
noun |
start of an event or action |
outset, inauguration, onset, inception, rudiment, infancy, preface, kickoff, takeoff, initiation, induction, genesis, origination, alpha, prelude, commencement, square one, starting point, opener, blastoff, day one, point of departure |
| beginning
| 11 |
noun |
origin, cause |
heart, birth, conception, generation, egg, well, stem, seed, principle, resource, root |
| beginning
| 8 |
noun |
origin, cause |
embryo, antecedent, font, fountain, fount, germ, genesis, fountainhead |
| behave
| 7 |
verb |
function |
react, perform, operate, act, work, run, take |
| behave
| 3 |
verb |
act reasonably, properly |
manage, control, direct |
| behave
| 25 |
verb |
act reasonably, properly |
act correctly, act with decorum, be civil, be good, be nice, be on best behavior, be orderly, comport oneself, conduct oneself properly, demean oneself, deport oneself, discipline oneself, keep the peace, live up to, manage oneself, observe golden rule, observe the law, play fair, shape up, toe the mark, act one's age, keep one's nose clean, mind one's manners, mind one's p's and q's, watch one's step |
| behavioral
| 2 |
adj |
concerned with manner of behaving |
evident, social |
| behavioral
| 6 |
adj |
concerned with manner of behaving |
observable, detectable, discernible, outward, physiological, developmental |
| behead
| 4 |
verb |
decapitate |
execute, kill, head, neck |
| behead
| 3 |
verb |
decapitate |
guillotine, decollate, bring to the block |
| belief
| 28 |
noun |
putting regard in as true |
faith, confidence, trust, theory, conviction, thinking, knowledge, acceptance, idea, understanding, expectation, conclusion, assumption, suspicion, position, opinion, feeling, judgment, notion, hope, view, impression, profession, guess, admission, mind, hypothesis, credit |
| belief
| 21 |
noun |
putting regard in as true |
intuition, credence, supposition, thesis, divination, surmise, presumption, reliance, avowal, theorem, persuasion, axiom, assurance, conjecture, postulation, fancy, mindset, certainty, presupposition, deduction, assent |
| belief
| 12 |
noun |
something regarded as true |
faith, concept, theory, fundamental, idea, ideology, assumption, principle, doctrine, opinion, law, hypothesis |
| belief
| 11 |
noun |
something regarded as true |
creed, tenet, credo, credence, precept, dogma, say-so, theorem, gospel, postulate, gospel truth |
| believer
| 2 |
noun |
person who has faith in something |
supporter, convert |
| believer
| 17 |
noun |
person who has faith in something |
devotee, adherent, disciple, follower, zealot, freak, proselyte, apostle, prophet, doctrinaire, orthodox, religionist, canonist, upholder, dogmatist, acceptor, religious person |
| bell
| 2 |
noun |
signaling object or sound |
alarm, toll |
| bell
| 15 |
noun |
signaling object or sound |
buzzer, siren, gong, ringer, buzz, tocsin, ding-dong, peal, carillon, chime, curfew, Vesper, clapper, dinger, tintinnabulum |
| belly
| 4 |
noun |
stomach |
tank, insides, gut, pot |
| belly
| 14 |
noun |
stomach |
abdomen, tummy, corporation, paunch, intestines, bay window, spare tire, pelvis, venter, breadbasket, beer belly, front porch, pot belly, solar plexus |
| belong
| 15 |
verb |
be part of, be in proper place |
apply, exist, fit, set, go, touch, concern, suit, match, refer, associate, regard, bear, become, agree |
| belong
| 28 |
verb |
be part of, be in proper place |
reside, permeate, vest, inhere, chime, harmonize, accord, befit, correlate, pertain, correspond, appertain, attach to, be a component, be a constituent, be a part, be akin, be an adjunct of, be connected with, be fitting, be linked with, be related, be relevant, bear upon, go with, have relationship to, have respect to, have to do with |
| belong
| 1 |
verb |
be affiliated with |
in |
| belong
| 19 |
verb |
be affiliated with |
swing, be a member, be a member of, be allied to, be associated with, be classified among, be contained in, be included in, be one of, be one of the family, be part of, fit in, have a place, in with, owe allegiance, owe support, run with, swing with, take one's place with |
| belt
| 3 |
noun |
supporting band |
ring, string, ribbon |
| belt
| 6 |
noun |
supporting band |
strap, girdle, cincture, sash, cummerbund, waistband |
| belt
| 7 |
noun |
strip of land with characteristic feature |
region, zone, layer, district, area, stretch, territory |
| belt
| 1 |
noun |
strip of land with characteristic feature |
tract |
| belt
| 7 |
verb |
hit hard |
bat, sock, slam, whip, blow, switch, blast |
| belt
| 10 |
verb |
hit hard |
smash, clobber, smack, wallop, slug, bash, biff, bop, strap, whop |
| bench
| 5 |
noun |
furniture for sitting |
chair, seat, settle, form, bank |
| bench
| 4 |
noun |
furniture for sitting |
settee, pew, stall, lawn seat |
| bench
| 4 |
noun |
large table |
shelf, counter, board, desk |
| bench
| 5 |
noun |
large table |
trestle, easel, ledge, workbench, work table |
| bench
| 1 |
noun |
group of judges |
court |
| bench
| 6 |
noun |
group of judges |
tribunal, judiciary, magistrate, courtroom, the bar, your honors |
| bend
| 11 |
noun |
curve |
bending, twist, corner, angle, lean, hook, shift, bow, turn, round, loop |
| bend
| 13 |
noun |
curve |
sag, crook, arc, tilt, yaw, deviation, curvature, tack, zigzag, deflection, flection, flexure, curvation |
| bend
| 11 |
verb |
form or cause a curve |
lean, bow, twist, circle, hook, wilt, double, turn, loop, round, wind |
| bend
| 31 |
verb |
form or cause a curve |
flex, crouch, incline, veer, tilt, buckle, stoop, curl, swerve, pervert, deform, zigzag, crook, verge, droop, yaw, spiral, warp, detour, deflect, contort, waver, arch, crimp, genuflect, careen, crinkle, camber, incurvate, angle away, angle off |
| bend
| 5 |
verb |
persuade; influence |
yield, shape, compel, direct, submit |
| bend
| 4 |
verb |
persuade; influence |
mold, sway, subdue, change mind |
| beneficiary
| 2 |
noun |
person who gains, benefits |
recipient, receiver |
| beneficiary
| 13 |
noun |
person who gains, benefits |
heir, possessor, successor, payee, inheritor, devisee, grantee, donee, assignee, stipendiary, legatee, heiress, almsperson |
| benefit
| 15 |
noun |
advantage, profit |
use, help, profit, assistance, gain, interest, welfare, aid, asset, account, good, blessing, favor, worth, extras |
| benefit
| 10 |
noun |
advantage, profit |
prosperity, perk, gravy, avail, boon, benediction, godsend, betterment, cream, egg in one's beer |
| benefit
| 7 |
noun |
event to raise money |
exhibit, ball, concert, fair, dance, dinner, exhibition |
| benefit
| 5 |
noun |
event to raise money |
raffle, bazaar, charitable affair, charity performance, pancake breakfast |
| benefit
| 14 |
verb |
help, enhance |
advance, pay, assist, serve, favor, further, aid, promote, improve, advantage, profit, relieve, better, build |
| benefit
| 12 |
verb |
help, enhance |
avail, succor, ameliorate, pay off, contribute to, be good for, do for one, do the trick, fill the bill, make a killing, make it, work for |
| benzodiazepine
| 8 |
noun |
pill to aid sleep |
sedative, bromide, hypnotic, soporific, barbiturate, nightcap, sedative-hypnotic, sleeping tablet |
| berry
| 4 |
noun |
small fruit |
bean, grain, hip, seed |
| berry
| 5 |
noun |
small fruit |
kernel, pome, drupe, drupelet, haw |
| bet
| 15 |
noun |
game of chance; money gambled |
risk, stake, chance, venture, speculation, odds, play, plunge, pot, uncertainty, hazard, action, lot, shot, betting |
| bet
| 12 |
noun |
game of chance; money gambled |
pledge, wager, long shot, raffle, lottery, ante, parlay, shot in the dark, sweepstakes, down on, odds on, random shot |
| bet
| 9 |
verb |
gamble |
speculate, set, chance, hazard, put, game, venture, trust, risk |
| bet
| 14 |
verb |
gamble |
wager, ante, pledge, pony up, dice, buy in on, lay down, lay odds, play against, play for, play the ponies, put money on, tempt fortune, toss up |
| betray
| 4 |
verb |
be disloyal |
abandon, cross, trick, desert |
| betray
| 33 |
verb |
be disloyal |
mislead, forsake, deceive, seduce, jilt, finger, bluff, knife, delude, blow the whistle, break faith, break with, double-cross, let down, sell out, stab in the back, take in, turn in, walk out on, be unfaithful, bite the hand that feeds you, break promise, break trust, commit treason, deliver up, go back on, inform against, inform on, play Judas, play false, sell down the river, turn informer, turn state's evidence |
| betray
| 7 |
verb |
divulge, expose information |
reveal, disclose, show, inform, spill, uncover, tell |
| betray
| 18 |
verb |
divulge, expose information |
unmask, stool, evince, manifest, tattle, snitch, sing, squeal, give away, turn in, blurt out, dime, fink on, lay bare, let slip, make known, rat on, tell on |
| beverage
| 3 |
noun |
liquid refreshment |
drink, cooler, draft |
| beverage
| 5 |
noun |
liquid refreshment |
liquor, drinkable, libation, potation, potable |
| bible
| 5 |
noun |
holy book; authoritative book |
doctrine, text, manual, authority, guide |
| bible
| 8 |
noun |
holy book; authoritative book |
creed, handbook, guidebook, testament, scripture, sacred writ, sacred writings, the good news |
| bicycle
| 3 |
noun |
pedal-driven recreational vehicle |
bike, cycle, wheels |
| bicycle
| 3 |
noun |
pedal-driven recreational vehicle |
tandem, velocipede, two-wheeler |
| big
| 13 |
adj |
large, great |
huge, enormous, full, tremendous, fat, substantial, massive, considerable, vast, crowded, extensive, packed, stuffed |
| big
| 37 |
adj |
large, great |
immense, hefty, colossal, sizable, gigantic, ample, brimming, bulky, bull, burly, capacious, chock-full, commodious, copious, hulking, humongous, husky, jumbo, mammoth, monster, ponderous, prodigious, roomy, spacious, strapping, voluminous, whopper, whopping, awash, heavyweight, walloping, a whale of a, heavy-duty, mondo, oversize, super colossal, thundering |
| big
| 16 |
adj |
important |
leading, powerful, valuable, substantial, significant, popular, serious, main, considerable, influential, material, meaningful, prime, principal, prominent, super |
| big
| 11 |
adj |
important |
big league, consequential, eminent, major league, momentous, paramount, weighty, big-time, heavyweight, heavy-duty, super colossal |
| big
| 3 |
adj |
grown |
tall, adult, elder |
| big
| 3 |
adj |
grown |
full-grown, grown-up, mature |
| big
| 2 |
adj |
generous |
free, liberal |
| big
| 13 |
adj |
generous |
altruistic, benevolent, bighearted, chivalrous, considerate, gracious, heroic, lofty, magnanimous, noble, princely, unselfish, greathearted |
| big
| 2 |
adj |
arrogant |
imposing, proud |
| big
| 13 |
adj |
arrogant |
arty, boastful, conceited, flamboyant, haughty, imperious, inflated, overblown, pompous, presumptuous, pretentious, high-sounding, bragging |
| big cheese
| 3 |
noun |
important person |
boss, chief, leader |
| big cheese
| 9 |
noun |
important person |
VIP, big wheel, big enchilada, big gun, big kahuna, head honcho, influential person, person in charge, top dog |
| bike
| 1 |
verb |
to bicycle |
cycle |
| bike
| 1 |
verb |
to bicycle |
pedal |
| bill
| 5 |
noun |
account of charges; money owed |
note, debt, check, statement, score |
| bill
| 11 |
noun |
account of charges; money owed |
knock, invoice, IOU, damage, chit, tab, reckoning, bad news, itemized account, request for payment, statement of indebtedness |
| bill
| 8 |
noun |
list; circular |
program, card, agenda, notice, schedule, poster, inventory, listing |
| bill
| 12 |
noun |
list; circular |
handbill, placard, roster, handout, leaflet, syllabus, catalogue, flyer, advertisement, bulletin, playbill, affiche |
| bill
| 4 |
noun |
piece of legislation |
proposal, act, draft, measure |
| bill
| 2 |
noun |
piece of legislation |
projected law, proposed act |
| bill
| 2 |
noun |
piece of paper money |
buck, currency |
| bill
| 6 |
noun |
piece of paper money |
certificate, dollar, skin, greenback, long green, bank note |
| bill
| 1 |
noun |
beak of animal |
projection |
| bill
| 4 |
noun |
beak of animal |
nib, neb, pecker, mandible |
| bill
| 4 |
verb |
charge money for goods, services |
render, figure, record, chase |
| bill
| 10 |
verb |
charge money for goods, services |
reckon, invoice, debit, solicit, dun, bone, draw upon, put the arm on, put the bite on, put the squeeze on |
| bill
| 3 |
verb |
advertise |
announce, post, book |
| bill
| 1 |
verb |
advertise |
give advance notice |
| bin
| 3 |
noun |
container |
case, box, basket |
| bin
| 4 |
noun |
container |
crate, carton, receptacle, canister |
| bind
| 2 |
noun |
predicament |
dilemma, difficulty |
| bind
| 11 |
noun |
predicament |
pickle, predicament, quandary, crunch, nuisance, hot water, no-win situation, between a rock and a hard place, sticky situation, tight situation, tight spot |
| bind
| 19 |
verb |
fasten, secure |
cover, unite, restrict, attach, connect, wrap, dress, stick, trim, border, fold, chain, lap, fix, pin, tie, finish, rope, edge |
| bind
| 40 |
verb |
fasten, secure |
tie up, strap, shackle, handcuff, tether, clamp, fetter, lace, swathe, hitch, truss, furl, muzzle, glue, adhere, leash, moor, restrain, hamper, yoke, bandage, cinch, hem, hobble, paste, trammel, lash, constrict, manacle, put together, encase, enchain, pinion, enfetter, hitch on, hook on, hook up, peg down, pin down, tack on |
| bind
| 5 |
verb |
obligate; restrict |
engage, require, restrict, force, compel |
| bind
| 16 |
verb |
obligate; restrict |
oblige, constrain, confine, hinder, prescribe, indenture, detain, yoke, enslave, restrain, necessitate, hamper, hogtie, lock up, put half nelson on, put lock on |
| biography
| 9 |
noun |
account of person's life |
profile, picture, journal, life, diary, experiences, confessions, letters, adventures |
| biography
| 15 |
noun |
account of person's life |
autobiography, sketch, life story, memoir, saga, life history, résumé, bio, biog, close-up, personal account, personal anecdote, personal narrative, personal record, vita |
| biology
| 7 |
noun |
study of animal, plant structure |
division, medicine, analysis, investigation, examination, diagnosis, inquiry |
| biology
| 9 |
noun |
study of animal, plant structure |
dissection, cytology, genetics, etiology, zoology, histology, morphology, embryology, physiology |
| biology
| 1 |
noun |
any branch of natural science |
medicine |
| biology
| 11 |
noun |
any branch of natural science |
ecology, anthropology, botany, environmental science, natural science, biological science, zoology, animal biology, bioscience, science of life, study of living things |
| biology
| 5 |
noun |
physical science |
physics, chemistry, life sciences, pure science, science of matter |
| bird
| 1 |
noun |
flying animal |
game |
| bird
| 2 |
noun |
flying animal |
fowl, feathered creature |
| bird of prey
| 4 |
noun |
carnivorous bird |
predator, beast of prey, raptor, raptorial bird |
| birthday
| 2 |
noun |
date of birth |
name day, natal day |
| biscuit
| 3 |
noun |
light brown color |
cream, mushroom, neutral |
| biscuit
| 11 |
noun |
light brown color |
tan, fawn, oatmeal, ecru, buff, taupe, khaki, camel, off-white, sand, café au lait |
| biscuit
| 9 |
noun |
appearance, usually of the face |
look, potato, mask, face, cast, aspect, expression, features, looks |
| biscuit
| 11 |
noun |
appearance, usually of the face |
demeanor, visage, mien, map, physiognomy, kisser, mug, puss, poker face, gills, phizog |
| biscuit
| 1 |
noun |
hard, often salted, baked wafer |
cookie |
| biscuit
| 5 |
noun |
hard, often salted, baked wafer |
bun, pretzel, rusk, saltine, hardtack |
| biscuit
| 5 |
noun |
light brown |
brown, natural, gold, cream, bronze |
| biscuit
| 15 |
noun |
light brown |
beige, drab, saddle, ecru, buff, tawny, yellowish, khaki, brownish, sand, suntan, olive, umber, leather-colored, olive-brown |
| biscuit
| 2 |
noun |
baked good |
wafer, confection |
| biscuit
| 4 |
noun |
disk |
cake, cookie, cracker, candy |
| bisexual
| 9 |
adj |
having relations with either gender |
epicene, AC-DC, androgynous, bi, gynandrous, hermaphroditic, intersexual, monoclinous, swings both ways |
| bishop
| 6 |
noun |
clergyman |
administrator, director, priest, angel, metropolitan, cap |
| bishop
| 15 |
noun |
clergyman |
pontiff, pope, cleric, patriarch, prelate, primate, coadjutor, overseer, diocesan, suffragan, archer, mitre, miter, berretta, abba |
| bit
| 25 |
noun |
tiny piece |
sample, slice, trace, item, fragment, chunk, dose, chip, segment, section, share, molecule, sprinkling, particle, dot, taste, portion, part, scale, end, fraction, peanuts, division, butt, grain |
| bit
| 38 |
noun |
tiny piece |
shard, snippet, sliver, niggle, lick, stump, speck, atom, morsel, dollop, moiety, excerpt, modicum, tittle, iota, jot, dab, scintilla, splinter, lump, snatch, mite, smidgen, specimen, droplet, crumb, driblet, flake, shred, trickle, chicken feed, dash, snip, stub, shaving, parcel, pinch, scrap |
| bit
| 8 |
noun |
short period of time |
moment, while, instant, space, stretch, spell, second, minute |
| bit
| 3 |
noun |
short period of time |
jiffy, tick, little while |
| bit
| 1 |
noun |
computer information |
data |
| bit
| 3 |
noun |
computer information |
1, binary digit, binary unit |
| bitch
| 1 |
verb |
complain |
criticize |
| bitch
| 11 |
verb |
complain |
moan, grouse, gripe, carp, grumble, whine, grump, crab, fuss, moan and groan, piss and moan about |
| bitch
| 1 |
noun |
malicious woman |
broad |
| bitch
| 14 |
noun |
malicious woman |
slut, whore, wench, witch, floozy, harlot, hussy, tramp, vamp, tart, shrew, hellion, vixen, termagant |
| bite
| 3 |
noun |
injury from gripping, tearing |
pain, wound, smarting |
| bite
| 10 |
noun |
injury from gripping, tearing |
sting, laceration, prick, itch, pinch, chomp, gob, chaw, nip, tooth marks |
| bite
| 4 |
noun |
mouthful of food |
taste, drop, sample, piece |
| bite
| 8 |
noun |
mouthful of food |
snack, morsel, nibble, refreshment, sop, nosh, brunch, light meal |
| bite
| 4 |
noun |
pungency; stinging sensation |
punch, burn, edge, kick |
| bite
| 6 |
noun |
pungency; stinging sensation |
zip, sting, guts, zap, piquancy, spice |
| bite
| 7 |
noun |
allotment |
slice, cut, share, portion, part, lot, piece |
| bite
| 2 |
noun |
allotment |
quota, allowance |
| bite
| 10 |
verb |
grip or tear with teeth |
chew, cut, wound, snap, eat, seize, taste, tooth, crush, hold |
| bite
| 18 |
verb |
grip or tear with teeth |
nibble, chomp, gnaw, clamp, crunch, pierce, ruminate, rend, pinch, lacerate, munch, masticate, chaw, champ, nip, sever, chaw on, take a chunk out of |
| bite
| 4 |
verb |
corrode, eat away |
burn, consume, smart, dissolve |
| bite
| 16 |
verb |
corrode, eat away |
sting, oxidize, erode, decay, sear, scour, tingle, decompose, slash, engrave, etch, rot, rust, deteriorate, eat into, wear away |
| bite
| 2 |
verb |
take a chance |
risk, volunteer |
| bite
| 3 |
verb |
take a chance |
nibble, be victim, get hooked |
| bitter
| 2 |
adj |
pungent, sharp |
harsh, acid |
| bitter
| 11 |
adj |
pungent, sharp |
sour, astringent, tart, acerbic, acrid, acerb, absinthal, absinthian, amaroidal, unsweetened, vinegary |
| bitter
| 6 |
adj |
hostile, nasty |
severe, fierce, biting, intense, divided, freezing |
| bitter
| 21 |
adj |
hostile, nasty |
acrimonious, rancorous, resentful, vitriolic, stinging, sour, hateful, caustic, alienated, sore, embittered, antagonistic, crabby, irreconcilable, morose, sardonic, sullen, virulent, estranged, begrudging, with chip on shoulder |
| bitter
| 11 |
adj |
painful, distressing |
harsh, cruel, bad, brutal, severe, disturbing, sharp, intense, offensive, provoking, hard |
| bitter
| 24 |
adj |
painful, distressing |
savage, stinging, poignant, unpleasant, galling, displeasing, annoying, calamitous, dire, disagreeable, distasteful, grievous, heartbreaking, hurtful, inclement, intemperate, merciless, rigorous, rugged, ruthless, unpalatable, vexatious, woeful, afflictive |
| black
| 4 |
adj |
dark, inky |
jet, coal, pitch, clouded |
| black
| 27 |
adj |
dark, inky |
slate, onyx, sable, brunet, ebony, dingy, dusky, livid, murky, shadowy, somber, sooty, swarthy, charcoal, sloe, obsidian, raven, atramentous, ebon, inklike, melanoid, piceous, pitch-dark, sombre, starless, stygian, swart |
| black
| 3 |
adj |
hopeless |
threatening, horrible, sad |
| black
| 18 |
adj |
hopeless |
distressing, foreboding, depressing, dispiriting, atrocious, bleak, dismal, doleful, dreary, funereal, gloomy, lugubrious, mournful, ominous, oppressive, sinister, depressive, sombre |
| black
| 3 |
adj |
dirty |
spotted, nasty, soiled |
| black
| 11 |
adj |
dirty |
grubby, foul, dingy, filthy, grimy, impure, sooty, squalid, unclean, uncleanly, stained |
| black
| 3 |
adj |
angry |
threatening, hostile, fierce |
| black
| 6 |
adj |
angry |
menacing, enraged, sour, furious, sullen, resentful |
| black
| 2 |
adj |
evil |
bad, mean |
| black
| 5 |
adj |
evil |
diabolical, iniquitous, nefarious, villainous, wicked |
| black
| 3 |
noun |
african-american |
Afro-American, Negro, African |
| blackmail
| 2 |
noun |
intimidation for money; money to quiet informer |
protection, milking |
| blackmail
| 9 |
noun |
intimidation for money; money to quiet informer |
extortion, bribe, ransom, tribute, exaction, payoff, hush money, slush fund, bribery |
| blackmail
| 6 |
verb |
intimidating for money |
force, demand, compel, milk, threaten, exact |
| blackmail
| 10 |
verb |
intimidating for money |
extort, coerce, badger, ransom, shake, squeeze, bleed, hold to ransom, put the shake on, shake down |
| blade
| 4 |
noun |
cutting tool |
sword, knife, brand, edge |
| blade
| 3 |
noun |
cutting tool |
shank, cutlass, épée |
| blame
| 7 |
noun |
condemnation |
criticism, accusation, charge, attack, complaint, opposition, implication |
| blame
| 34 |
noun |
condemnation |
animadversion, reprehension, disparagement, reprobation, arraignment, rebuke, obloquy, tirade, castigation, disapproval, denunciation, invective, reproof, indictment, diatribe, attribution, slur, depreciation, censure, disfavor, reproach, incrimination, imputation, disapprobation, remonstrance, expostulation, reprimand, repudiation, recrimination, objurgation, inculpation, chiding, impeachment, exprobation |
| blame
| 5 |
noun |
responsibility |
fault, accountability, liability, guilt, burden |
| blame
| 5 |
noun |
responsibility |
culpability, onus, incrimination, rap, answerability |
| blame
| 7 |
verb |
accuse; place responsibility |
criticize, attribute, charge, condemn, frame, tax, blast |
| blame
| 35 |
verb |
accuse; place responsibility |
denounce, chide, indict, knock, rap, saddle, reprehend, reprove, ascribe, disapprove, censure, admonish, roast, impute, finger, rebuke, skin, upbraid, reproach, pass the buck, blow the whistle on, climb all over, denunciate, express disapprobation, find fault with, hold responsible, jump all over, lay a bad trip on, lay to, let one have it, lower the boom, point the finger, stick it to, jump down one's throat, lay at one's door |
| bland
| 4 |
adj |
tasteless; undistinctive |
boring, flat, nothing, weak |
| bland
| 26 |
adj |
tasteless; undistinctive |
tedious, watery, insipid, wishy-washy, tame, banal, dull, blah, flavorless, humdrum, monotonous, pabulum, unexciting, uninteresting, vanilla, vapid, zero, waterish, dull as dishwater, ho hum, milk-and-water, nerdy, sapless, uninspiring, unstimulating, wimpy |
| bland
| 3 |
adj |
friendly, gracious |
pleasant, gentle, smooth |
| bland
| 12 |
adj |
friendly, gracious |
amiable, affable, civilized, congenial, courteous, good-natured, ingratiating, oily, suave, unctuous, unemotional, urbane |
| bland
| 4 |
adj |
mild, temperate |
soft, calm, clear, smooth |
| bland
| 7 |
adj |
mild, temperate |
balmy, lenient, soothing, calmative, mollifying, nonirritant, nonirritating |
| blank
| 8 |
adj |
clear |
bare, plain, clean, white, pale, empty, fresh, new |
| blank
| 12 |
adj |
clear |
unused, barren, untouched, vacant, virginal, void, virgin, spotless, unfilled, vacuous, unmarked, uncompleted |
| blank
| 4 |
adj |
expressionless |
stupid, empty, stiff, vague |
| blank
| 18 |
adj |
expressionless |
impassive, vacant, meaningless, hollow, lifeless, immobile, dull, deadpan, fruitless, inane, inexpressive, inscrutable, noncommittal, uncommunicative, vacuous, masklike, poker-faced, unexpressive |
| blank
| 1 |
adj |
dumbfounded |
confused |
| blank
| 11 |
adj |
dumbfounded |
dazed, muddled, stupefied, bewildered, confounded, disconcerted, uncomprehending, nonplussed, at a loss, awestruck, wonderstruck |
| blank
| 5 |
adj |
absolute, utter |
perfect, sheer, total, complete, regular |
| blank
| 7 |
adj |
absolute, utter |
downright, out-and-out, outright, thorough, unconditional, unqualified, straight-out |
| blank
| 6 |
noun |
empty space |
skip, opening, gap, vacuum, hole, interval |
| blank
| 21 |
noun |
empty space |
void, interstice, omission, nullity, nihility, hollow, vacancy, chasm, emptiness, abyss, gulf, cavity, hollowness, vacuity, hiatus, nothingness, lacuna, tabula rasa, pretermission, womb, preterition |
| blast
| 5 |
noun |
loud sound; make loud sound |
blow, burst, slam, crack, scream |
| blast
| 13 |
noun |
loud sound; make loud sound |
roar, peal, smash, din, wail, trumpet, blare, clang, bang, honk, wham, toot, clap |
| blast
| 2 |
noun |
explosion |
crash, burst |
| blast
| 10 |
noun |
explosion |
eruption, outbreak, volley, detonation, outburst, discharge, bang, salvo, dynamite, blow-up |
| blast
| 3 |
noun |
gust of wind |
blow, storm, draft |
| blast
| 4 |
noun |
gust of wind |
squall, gale, tempest, strong breeze |
| blast
| 2 |
noun |
fun time |
excitement, party |
| blast
| 6 |
noun |
fun time |
riot, amusement, bash, blow out, good time, great time |
| blast
| 7 |
verb |
explode |
bomb, injure, burst, damage, kill, destroy, ruin |
| blast
| 15 |
verb |
explode |
demolish, shatter, detonate, blow up, wreck, annihilate, dash, wither, spoil, stunt, blight, shrivel, break up, dynamite, torpedo |
| blast
| 3 |
verb |
lambaste; defeat mentally |
beat, attack, criticize |
| blast
| 9 |
verb |
lambaste; defeat mentally |
whip, castigate, lick, flay, shellac, clobber, drub, lash out at, rail at |
| bleed
| 3 |
verb |
cause blood to flow |
drain, run, shed |
| bleed
| 11 |
verb |
cause blood to flow |
trickle, weep, ooze, seep, gush, spurt, hemorrhage, exude, leech, phlebotomize, open vein |
| bleed
| 4 |
verb |
extort |
drain, exhaust, steal, milk |
| bleed
| 17 |
verb |
extort |
squeeze, stick, fleece, rook, impoverish, confiscate, extract, strong-arm, blackmail, overcharge, mulct, skin, deplete, pauperize, sap, leech, put the screws to |
| bleed
| 1 |
verb |
grieve |
suffer |
| bleed
| 6 |
verb |
grieve |
ache, agonize, pity, sympathize, be in pain, feel for |
| bless
| 10 |
verb |
sanctify |
thank, sprinkle, offer, sacrifice, confirm, dedicate, sign, honor, praise, cross |
| bless
| 24 |
verb |
sanctify |
anoint, consecrate, baptize, ordain, glorify, magnify, canonize, laud, commend, exalt, extol, eulogize, beatify, enshrine, hallow, absolve, panegyrize, give thanks to, invoke benefits, invoke happiness, make holy, offer benediction, pray for, pronounce holy |
| bless
| 6 |
verb |
grant, bestow |
celebrate, give, provide, favor, praise, grace |
| bless
| 4 |
verb |
grant, bestow |
endow, glorify, magnify, laud |
| blind
| 1 |
adj |
sightless |
dark |
| blind
| 12 |
adj |
sightless |
eyeless, purblind, unseeing, unsighted, groping, amaurotic, blind as a bat, destitute of vision, in darkness, typhlotic, undiscerning, visionless |
| blind
| 22 |
adj |
indifferent |
ignorant, oblivious, insensitive, unconscious, nearsighted, careless, heedless, inattentive, inconsiderate, indiscriminate, injudicious, myopic, neglectful, thoughtless, unaware, unmindful, unobservant, unseeing, imperceptive, undiscerning, unperceiving, unreasoning |
| blind
| 2 |
adj |
uncontrolled |
wild, violent |
| blind
| 13 |
adj |
uncontrolled |
mindless, irrational, rash, hasty, heedless, impetuous, inconsiderate, reckless, senseless, shortsighted, thoughtless, unthinking, unseeing |
| blind
| 3 |
adj |
hidden or covered |
dark, closed, blocked |
| blind
| 13 |
adj |
hidden or covered |
impassable, dim, disguised, secluded, concealed, obscured, unmarked, obstructed, closed at one end, dead-end, leading nowhere, without egress, without exit |
| blind
| 6 |
noun |
screen, covering |
curtain, mask, blinder, cover, front, trap |
| blind
| 6 |
noun |
screen, covering |
cloak, camouflage, facade, veil, blinker, blindfold |
| blissful
| 3 |
adj |
happy |
crazy, delighted, sent |
| blissful
| 22 |
adj |
happy |
heavenly, enchanted, dreamy, joyous, beatific, cool, ecstatic, elated, floating, flying, gone, joyful, mad, on cloud nine, rapturous, spaced-out, turned-on, euphoric, enraptured, in ecstasy, in seventh heaven, in the twilight zone |
| block
| 10 |
noun |
mass of material |
square, bar, section, brick, piece, chunk, solid, slice, cake, segment |
| block
| 7 |
noun |
mass of material |
slab, loaf, cube, ingot, lump, hunk, oblong |
| block
| 7 |
noun |
obstruction |
wall, chunk, bar, barrier, stop, mass, obstacle |
| block
| 10 |
noun |
obstruction |
roadblock, clog, blockage, stoppage, snag, obstruction, jam, impediment, hindrance, blank wall |
| block
| 12 |
verb |
obstruct |
prevent, stop, arrest, close, bar, dam, tackle, charge, catch, brake, check, fill |
| block
| 28 |
verb |
obstruct |
cut off, clog, thwart, halt, intercept, blockade, deter, hold up, stall, impede, hinder, plug, stopper, congest, stymie, choke, stonewall, barricade, occlude, block out, close out, shut out, close off, hang up, interfere with, shut off, stop up, take out of play |
| blonde
| 5 |
noun |
light |
blond, pale, fair, straw, light |
| blonde
| 17 |
noun |
light |
champagne, sallow, snowy, washed-out, fair-haired, towheaded, platinum, albino, strawberry, auricomous, bleached, flaxen, golden-haired, leucous, sandy-haired, stramineous, yellow-haired |
| blood
| 1 |
noun |
red body fluid |
juice |
| blood
| 8 |
noun |
red body fluid |
clot, gore, hemoglobin, plasma, claret, cruor, sanguine fluid, vital fluid |
| blood
| 6 |
noun |
ancestry |
origin, family, birth, line, stock, relations |
| blood
| 8 |
noun |
ancestry |
lineage, descent, consanguinity, kindred, extraction, kinship, pedigree, descendants |
| blood cell
| 8 |
noun |
blood corpuscle |
red blood cell, white blood cell, corpuscle, erythrocyte, hemocyte, leukocyte, red corpuscle, white corpuscle |
| blood vessel
| 6 |
noun |
blood flow pathway |
artery, vein, capillary, arteriole, metarteriole, venule |
| bloodshed
| 3 |
noun |
slaughter |
murder, fighting, killing |
| bloodshed
| 9 |
noun |
slaughter |
massacre, bloodbath, carnage, annihilation, butchery, onslaught, gore, extermination, bloodletting |
| bloody
| 3 |
adj |
bleeding |
wounded, open, raw |
| bloody
| 15 |
adj |
bleeding |
bloodstained, gory, grisly, crimson, gaping, sanguine, sanguinary, blood-soaked, imbrued, blood-spattered, ensanguined, hematic, hemic, unstaunched, unstopped |
| bloody
| 3 |
adj |
hard-fought |
cruel, fierce, heavy |
| bloody
| 12 |
adj |
hard-fought |
savage, ferocious, murderous, gory, grim, bloodthirsty, cutthroat, homicidal, sanguine, sanguinary, slaughterous, decimating |
| bloody
| 8 |
adj |
(used as intensifier) |
damn, blasted, very, full, too, well, much, good |
| bloody
| 1 |
adj |
(used as intensifier) |
goddamn |
| blow
| 2 |
noun |
blast, rush of air, wind |
hurricane, draft |
| blow
| 8 |
noun |
blast, rush of air, wind |
gust, squall, gale, flurry, typhoon, puff, tempest, strong breeze |
| blow
| 19 |
noun |
hard hit |
impact, shock, punch, slap, stroke, kick, pound, clip, sock, belt, poke, jar, strike, crack, cut, knock, bat, slam, swing |
| blow
| 33 |
noun |
hard hit |
bump, concussion, jolt, jab, ding, knockout, clout, collision, lick, rap, zap, swat, swipe, percussion, thump, whack, biff, smash, buffet, smack, wallop, thrust, slug, bash, thwack, bop, bang, clump, knuckle sandwich, uppercut, whomp, blindside, KO |
| blow
| 8 |
noun |
catastrophe |
disaster, shock, disappointment, tragedy, casualty, reverse, upset, frustration |
| blow
| 15 |
noun |
catastrophe |
jolt, setback, letdown, calamity, mishap, misfortune, balk, misadventure, chagrin, disgruntlement, debacle, affliction, comedown, bombshell, bolt from the blue |
| blow
| 11 |
verb |
blast, rush of air, wind |
rush, stream, flow, drive, wave, pump, breathe, pant, whisper, swell, fan |
| blow
| 16 |
verb |
blast, rush of air, wind |
waft, whistle, swirl, huff, ruffle, flap, whiff, buffet, whirl, whisk, gasp, puff, inflate, heave, flutter, exhale |
| blow
| 5 |
verb |
make sound, usually with instrument |
play, blast, sound, pipe, mouth |
| blow
| 5 |
verb |
make sound, usually with instrument |
blare, honk, toot, vibrate, trumpet |
| blow
| 2 |
verb |
leave suddenly |
go, depart |
| blow
| 4 |
verb |
leave suddenly |
split, hit the road, take a hike, take a powder |
| blow
| 2 |
verb |
ruin chance |
fail, miss |
| blow
| 3 |
verb |
ruin chance |
flounder, miscarry, goof |
| blow
| 2 |
verb |
use up money |
waste, spend |
| blow
| 4 |
verb |
use up money |
squander, dissipate, lay out, pay out |
| blue
| 1 |
adj |
sky, sea color |
royal |
| blue
| 12 |
adj |
sky, sea color |
turquoise, azure, navy, blue-green, indigo, sapphire, ultramarine, cobalt, beryl, teal, cerulean, blue-gray |
| blue
| 3 |
adj |
sad |
depressed, low, unhappy |
| blue
| 14 |
adj |
sad |
melancholy, dispirited, downcast, dejected, moody, despondent, disconsolate, dismal, downhearted, fed up, gloomy, glum, woebegone, down in the dumps |
| blue
| 1 |
adj |
vulgar |
dirty |
| blue
| 14 |
adj |
vulgar |
bawdy, indecent, lewd, naughty, obscene, off-color, racy, risqué, salty, shady, smutty, spicy, suggestive, wicked |
| board
| 3 |
noun |
piece of wood |
panel, strip, timber |
| board
| 3 |
noun |
piece of wood |
plank, slat, lath |
| board
| 5 |
noun |
meal |
fare, provisions, food, eats, mess |
| board
| 3 |
noun |
meal |
victuals, keep, daily bread |
| board
| 9 |
noun |
group of advisers |
cabinet, jury, committee, panel, upstairs, council, advisers, directors, executives |
| board
| 8 |
noun |
group of advisers |
conclave, brass, front office, directorate, trustees, execs, advisory group, executive suite |
| board
| 3 |
verb |
embark on vehicle |
catch, enter, mount |
| board
| 6 |
verb |
embark on vehicle |
get on, climb on, hop on, entrain, emplane, embus |
| board
| 6 |
verb |
provide food and sleeping quarters |
accommodate, feed, room, house, bed, quarter |
| board
| 6 |
verb |
provide food and sleeping quarters |
put up, harbor, canton, lodge, care for, let crash |
| board game
| 2 |
noun |
indoor game |
party game, role-playing game |
| boat
| 6 |
noun |
vehicle for water travel |
craft, ship, bottom, launch, bucket, tub |
| boat
| 21 |
noun |
vehicle for water travel |
dinghy, canoe, sailboat, yacht, barge, raft, catamaran, schooner, hulk, skiff, bark, ark, gondola, lifeboat, ketch, steamboat, dory, pinnace, scow, sloop, bateau |
| bodily
| 10 |
adj |
concerning animate structure |
physical, actual, animal, gross, human, material, natural, normal, organic, substantial |
| bodily
| 8 |
adj |
concerning animate structure |
carnal, corporal, corporeal, fleshly, sensual, tangible, somatic, unspiritual |
| bodily
| 5 |
adv |
totally |
absolutely, altogether, completely, entirely, fully |
| bodily
| 5 |
adv |
totally |
en masse, wholly, as a body, as a group, collectively |
| body
| 8 |
noun |
physique |
frame, figure, form, makeup, shape, build, trunk, constitution |
| body
| 13 |
noun |
physique |
carcass, shaft, embodiment, tenement, anatomy, chassis, torso, beefcake, protoplasm, bod, bag of bones, boody, mortal part |
| body
| 3 |
noun |
corpse |
remains, clay, dust |
| body
| 10 |
noun |
corpse |
carcass, relic, stiff, carrion, cadaver, ashes, deceased, dead body, bones, corpus delicti |
| body
| 7 |
noun |
human being |
party, individual, soul, person, being, creature, human |
| body
| 2 |
noun |
human being |
personage, mortal |
| body
| 16 |
noun |
bulk; central portion |
box, frame, material, essence, total, sum, majority, core, assembly, trunk, substance, basis, bed, matter, mass, whole |
| body
| 14 |
noun |
bulk; central portion |
skeleton, groundwork, tenor, staple, gist, pith, corpus, hull, crux, chassis, gravamen, fuselage, substructure, main part |
| body
| 10 |
noun |
crowd |
society, group, party, set, cluster, majority, mass, lot, array, bunch |
| body
| 8 |
noun |
crowd |
throng, parcel, batch, bundle, horde, mob, clump, multitude |
| body
| 11 |
noun |
main part of written work |
heart, material, core, substance, meat, text, argument, evidence, discourse, burden, sense |
| body
| 7 |
noun |
main part of written work |
treatise, dissertation, thesis, pith, exposition, upshot, gist |
| boil
| 1 |
noun |
blister |
tumor |
| boil
| 10 |
noun |
blister |
blister, abscess, carbuncle, sore, excrescence, ulcer, pimple, furuncle, blain, pustule |
| boil
| 4 |
verb |
heat to bubbling |
bubble, steam, cook, steep |
| boil
| 15 |
verb |
heat to bubbling |
poach, evaporate, stew, simmer, effervesce, froth, smolder, foam, parboil, agitate, seethe, coddle, churn, fizz, decoct |
| boil
| 3 |
verb |
be angry |
burn, storm, rage |
| boil
| 9 |
verb |
be angry |
flare, fume, fulminate, rave, bristle, sputter, blow up, foam at the mouth, be indignant |
| bold
| 3 |
adj |
brave |
daring, forward, assuming |
| bold
| 16 |
adj |
brave |
resolute, audacious, courageous, fearless, adventurous, heroic, gallant, bantam, dauntless, enterprising, intrepid, unafraid, undaunted, valiant, valorous, aweless |
| bold
| 5 |
adj |
brazen, insolent |
confident, smart, forward, assuming, fresh |
| bold
| 20 |
adj |
brazen, insolent |
brash, audacious, gutsy, barefaced, brassy, cheeky, gritty, immodest, impudent, insolent, nervy, pert, presumptuous, rude, sassy, saucy, shameless, spunky, smart-alecky, coming on strong |
| bold
| 7 |
adj |
bright, striking |
colorful, strong, loud, clear, plain, evident, prominent |
| bold
| 11 |
adj |
bright, striking |
vivid, forceful, definite, eye-catching, spirited, flashy, lively, manifest, conspicuous, pronounced, showy |
| bolt
| 10 |
noun |
lock; part of lock |
screw, pin, nut, rod, pipe, bar, coupling, lock, stake, catch |
| bolt
| 13 |
noun |
lock; part of lock |
fastener, spike, latch, lag, dowel, stud, skewer, peg, staple, rivet, padlock, brad, sliding bar |
| bolt
| 2 |
noun |
flash; projectile |
arrow, missile |
| bolt
| 5 |
noun |
flash; projectile |
shaft, dart, fulmination, thunderbolt, thunderstroke |
| bolt
| 2 |
noun |
large roll of material |
package, twist |
| bolt
| 5 |
noun |
large roll of material |
cylinder, spiral, coil, spindle, curl |
| bolt
| 11 |
verb |
run quickly away |
rush, bound, skip, jump, leap, escape, flee, fly, flight, spring, start |
| bolt
| 34 |
verb |
run quickly away |
dash, dump, scamper, take off, dart, scoot, sprint, drop out, hightail, skedaddle, abscond, hotfoot, startle, split, hurtle, ditch, bail out, cop out, cut loose, cut out, leave in the lurch, make off, opt out, walk out on, kiss goodbye, leave flat, leave high and dry, leave holding the bag, make a break for it, make tracks, run like scared rabbit, run out on, step on it, take flight |
| bolt
| 3 |
verb |
fasten securely |
lock, bar, secure |
| bolt
| 2 |
verb |
fasten securely |
latch, deadbolt |
| bolt
| 2 |
verb |
eat very fast |
stuff, consume |
| bolt
| 14 |
verb |
eat very fast |
slosh, inhale, englut, gulp, devour, wolf, ingurgitate, gorge, guzzle, gobble, cram, scarf, slop, swallow whole |
| bomb
| 6 |
noun |
exploding weapon |
rocket, mine, missile, device, charge, shell |
| bomb
| 10 |
noun |
exploding weapon |
explosive, projectile, grenade, atom bomb, nuclear bomb, torpedo, ticker, bombshell, Molotov cocktail, hydrogen bomb |
| bomb
| 4 |
verb |
detonate weapon |
destroy, attack, blast, shell |
| bomb
| 13 |
verb |
detonate weapon |
wipe out, raid, bombard, blow up, blitz, rake, cannonade, strafe, napalm, prang, torpedo, rain destruction, zero in |
| bomb
| 1 |
verb |
fail miserably |
lose |
| bomb
| 6 |
verb |
fail miserably |
wipe out, flop, flummox, blow it, go out of business, wash out |
| bomber
| 3 |
noun |
bombing airplane |
bombardier, aerial attach plane, bombing plane |
| bond
| 11 |
noun |
binder or fastener |
chain, binding, wire, network, tie, cord, band, link, rope, connection, irons |
| bond
| 12 |
noun |
binder or fastener |
fetter, tie-in, handcuff, manacle, ligature, nexus, shackle, fastening, linkage, hookup, gunk, stickum |
| bond
| 9 |
noun |
association, relation |
obligation, relationship, marriage, network, connection, link, tie, friendship, union |
| bond
| 9 |
noun |
association, relation |
interrelationship, affiliation, tie-in, restraint, liaison, connective, hookup, affinity, attachment |
| bond
| 7 |
noun |
guarantee; contract |
transaction, security, obligation, word, agreement, convention, promise |
| bond
| 11 |
noun |
guarantee; contract |
debenture, certificate, warrant, pact, compact, pledge, collateral, bargain, covenant, warranty, guaranty |
| bond
| 3 |
verb |
fasten; stick |
bind, fix, connect |
| bond
| 5 |
verb |
fasten; stick |
glue, fuse, paste, gum, stickum |
| bone
| 4 |
noun |
piece of animate skeleton |
cartilage, bony process, ossein, osseous matter |
| book
| 17 |
noun |
published document |
essay, album, novel, publication, text, work, manual, textbook, fiction, volume, edition, magazine, writing, copy, portfolio, reader, roll |
| book
| 37 |
noun |
published document |
dictionary, pamphlet, booklet, brochure, tome, lexicon, periodical, primer, dissertation, opus, handbook, thesaurus, tract, compendium, Bible, treatise, omnibus, leaflet, encyclopedia, scroll, monograph, paperback, hardcover, nonfiction, speller, folio, codex, atlas, quarto, reprint, octavo, offprint, bestseller, opuscule, preprint, softcover, vade mecum |
| book
| 7 |
noun |
account; diary |
album, record, notebook, list, register, pad, agenda |
| book
| 1 |
noun |
account; diary |
roster |
| book
| 11 |
verb |
register, arrange for |
hire, organize, schedule, enter, enroll, engage, bill, charter, program, order, reserve |
| book
| 8 |
verb |
register, arrange for |
set up, procure, bespeak, line up, make reservation, pencil in, preengage, sew up |
| book
| 2 |
verb |
arrest |
charge, accuse |
| book
| 2 |
verb |
arrest |
prefer charges, take into custody |
| boom
| 5 |
noun |
loud sound; crash |
explosion, burst, slam, crack, blast |
| boom
| 12 |
noun |
loud sound; crash |
smash, wham, roar, thunder, barrage, cannonade, blare, rumble, bang, reverberation, clap, drumfire |
| boom
| 12 |
noun |
prosperity |
development, increase, rush, advance, jump, expansion, improvement, inflation, growth, gain, boost, push |
| boom
| 5 |
noun |
prosperity |
upsurge, upturn, spurt, upswing, prosperousness |
| boom
| 8 |
verb |
crash; make loud sound |
explode, sound, drum, burst, slam, crack, blast, roll |
| boom
| 9 |
verb |
crash; make loud sound |
roar, reverberate, thunder, resound, smash, wham, rumble, bang, clap |
| boom
| 12 |
verb |
prosper |
develop, strengthen, swell, thrive, grow, expand, flower, appreciate, increase, succeed, gain, enhance |
| boom
| 5 |
verb |
prosper |
intensify, flourish, spurt, bloom, rise in value |
| boot
| 1 |
noun |
heavy, often tall, shoe |
waters |
| boot
| 7 |
noun |
heavy, often tall, shoe |
footwear, oxford, brogan, galoshes, waders, mukluk, snow shoes |
| boot
| 9 |
verb |
kick; oust |
knock, shove, bounce, cut, fire, dismiss, sack, drive, chase |
| boot
| 15 |
verb |
kick; oust |
eject, expel, evict, terminate, chuck, extrude, punt, can, ax, discharge, heave, eighty-six, kick out, throw out, dropkick |
| boot
| 2 |
verb |
start operating system |
load, start |
| boot
| 7 |
verb |
start operating system |
restart, reset, reboot, bootstrap, cold boot, start computer, warm boot |
| border
| 10 |
noun |
outermost edge, margin |
boundary, line, trim, end, bound, rim, lip, limit, skirt, trimming |
| border
| 13 |
noun |
outermost edge, margin |
perimeter, circumference, brim, extremity, fringe, periphery, verge, hem, confine, brink, outskirt, bounds, selvage |
| border
| 8 |
noun |
boundary; frontier |
line, edge, entrance, march, pale, threshold, door, beginning |
| border
| 5 |
noun |
boundary; frontier |
outpost, perimeter, sideline, borderline, marchland |
| border
| 18 |
verb |
bound on; be on the edge |
surround, neighbor, trim, frame, rim, touch, skirt, define, march, communicate, line, join, outline, bind, edge, decorate, margin, side |
| border
| 14 |
verb |
bound on; be on the edge |
encircle, abut, flank, adjoin, enclose, verge, circumscribe, contour, hem, delineate, fringe, be adjacent to, mark off, set off |
| bore
| 4 |
noun |
nuisance |
pain, bother, headache, pill |
| bore
| 20 |
noun |
nuisance |
pain in the neck, wimp, nag, yawn, drip, soporific, drag, bromide, pest, bummer, nudge, creep, downer, stuffed shirt, wet blanket, deadhead, dull person, flat tire, tedious person, tiresome person |
| bore
| 5 |
verb |
drill hole |
tunnel, mine, punch, sink, pit |
| bore
| 9 |
verb |
drill hole |
riddle, ream, pierce, prick, burrow, puncture, penetrate, perforate, gouge out |
| bore
| 8 |
verb |
cause weariness, disinterest |
exhaust, tire, bother, fatigue, worry, drag, wear, trouble |
| bore
| 19 |
verb |
cause weariness, disinterest |
annoy, irritate, irk, jade, afflict, pester, discomfort, vex, weary, cloy, pall, burn out, wear out, be tedious, put to sleep, send to sleep, turn one off, bend one's ear, talk one's ear off |
| boring
| 5 |
adj |
uninteresting |
tiring, stupid, stereotyped, nothing, routine |
| boring
| 44 |
adj |
uninteresting |
tedious, mundane, monotonous, stodgy, humdrum, dull, lifeless, trite, stuffy, tiresome, tame, uninteresting, stale, flat, commonplace, bomb, bummer, plebeian, zero, dead, drag, drab, cloying, arid, colorless, insipid, interminable, irksome, moth-eaten, prosaic, repetitious, spiritless, threadbare, unexciting, vapid, wearisome, bromidic, platitudinous, nowhere, drudging, characterless, ho hum, unvaried, well-worn |
| borrow
| 11 |
verb |
take for temporary use |
hire, acquire, obtain, rent, tap, soak, bite, beg, negotiate, lift, touch |
| borrow
| 16 |
verb |
take for temporary use |
pledge, pawn, chisel, scrounge, sponge, bum, cadge, mooch, accept loan of, give a note for, hit up, raise money, run into debt, take on loan, use temporarily, see one's uncle |
| borrow
| 8 |
verb |
adopt from another source; appropriate |
use, adopt, assume, acquire, obtain, copy, steal, take |
| borrow
| 8 |
verb |
adopt from another source; appropriate |
pilfer, plagiarize, usurp, imitate, filch, simulate, pirate, make one's own |
| boss
| 6 |
adj |
great |
top, fine, champion, capital, excellent, wonderful |
| boss
| 5 |
adj |
great |
fly, awesome, first-rate, bang-up, whiz-bang |
| boss
| 10 |
noun |
manager over other employees |
administrator, supervisor, executive, employer, director, chief, owner, leader, wheel, head |
| boss
| 16 |
noun |
manager over other employees |
chieftain, honcho, superintendent, exec, overseer, big cheese, foreperson, controller, big gun, big person, dominator, head honcho, helmer, person in charge, taskperson, top dog |
| boss
| 8 |
verb |
control; command |
employ, overlook, run, manage, direct, administer, oversee, survey |
| boss
| 6 |
verb |
control; command |
chaperon, supervise, administrate, superintend, quarterback, take charge |
| bossy
| 3 |
adj |
domineering |
commanding, controlling, strict |
| bossy
| 11 |
adj |
domineering |
pushy, imperious, overbearing, authoritarian, despotic, dictatorial, high-handed, oppressive, overpowering, tyrannical, iron-handed |
| bother
| 12 |
noun |
trouble, inconvenience |
strain, worry, concern, headache, pain, pressure, trouble, care, anxiety, difficulty, trial, problem |
| bother
| 24 |
noun |
trouble, inconvenience |
aggravation, distress, irritation, perplexity, bellyache, nuisance, annoyance, nudge, exasperation, ado, pother, to-do, fuss, drag, flurry, plague, bustle, irritant, botheration, pest, vexation, pain in the neck, worriment, molestation |
| bother
| 17 |
verb |
harass, annoy; give trouble |
disturb, bore, alarm, upset, hurt, trouble, scare, worry, cross, provoke, spite, concern, pain, needle, eat, pursue, ride |
| bother
| 42 |
verb |
harass, annoy; give trouble |
hinder, dismay, aggravate, perplex, perturb, irritate, torment, irk, plague, exacerbate, disgust, embarrass, nag, distress, afflict, displease, disconcert, agitate, molest, badger, nudge, pester, disquiet, goad, vex, insult, tantalize, browbeat, inconvenience, exasperate, taunt, impede, bedevil, tease, grieve, harry, discommode, pick on, put out, carp at, grate on, intrude upon |
| bother
| 1 |
verb |
take the trouble |
try |
| bother
| 10 |
verb |
take the trouble |
worry about, be concerned about, concern oneself, exert oneself, fuss over, make a fuss about, make an effort, put oneself out, take pains, go out of one's way |
| bottle
| 3 |
noun |
container, usually for liquids |
glass, jar, soldier |
| bottle
| 13 |
noun |
container, usually for liquids |
vial, urn, jug, ewer, flask, decanter, canteen, flagon, cruet, phial, carafe, dead soldier, vacuum bottle |
| bottom
| 9 |
adj |
lowest; fundamental |
last, radical, basement, primary, underlying, base, basic, ground, lowest |
| bottom
| 7 |
adj |
lowest; fundamental |
basal, lowermost, nethermost, undermost, foundational, meat-and-potatoes, rock-bottom |
| bottom
| 13 |
noun |
foundation |
floor, bed, seat, belly, basement, ground, basis, support, sole, rest, base, foot, depths |
| bottom
| 15 |
noun |
foundation |
underside, footing, groundwork, substratum, bedrock, pedestal, nadir, terra firma, underneath, substructure, pediment, underbelly, deepest part, lowest part, nether portion |
| bottom
| 12 |
noun |
base, core |
heart, ground, origin, substance, basis, essence, soul, source, stuff, principle, root, cause |
| bottom
| 7 |
noun |
base, core |
pith, essentiality, marrow, quintessence, bottom line, mainspring, virtuality |
| bottom
| 4 |
noun |
rear end |
tail, rear, seat, behind |
| bottom
| 11 |
noun |
rear end |
butt, buttocks, backside, fundament, derriere, posterior, tush, bum, rump, fanny, breech |
| bounce
| 5 |
noun |
spring |
life, give, energy, bound, go |
| bounce
| 13 |
noun |
spring |
rebound, vigor, zip, pep, elasticity, vitality, liveliness, animation, recoil, springiness, resilience, vivacity, dynamism |
| bounce
| 4 |
verb |
spring up; rebound |
bound, jump, leap, buck |
| bounce
| 21 |
verb |
spring up; rebound |
bump, rebound, ricochet, hop, carom, jounce, thump, boomerang, hurdle, vault, recoil, bob, backlash, kick back, resile, saltate, fly back, glance off, jerk up and down, snap back, spring back |
| bounce
| 4 |
verb |
evict |
throw, fire, dismiss, sack |
| bounce
| 12 |
verb |
evict |
heave, oust, eject, terminate, can, ax, discharge, eighty-six, kick out, boot out, give one notice, give the heave ho |
| bow
| 8 |
noun |
bend from waist |
nod, bending, angle, curve, turn, bend, round, turning |
| bow
| 13 |
noun |
bend from waist |
obeisance, salaam, kowtow, arch, curvature, arc, genuflection, bob, curtsy, inclination, flection, flexure, curvation |
| bow
| 3 |
noun |
front of boat |
nose, head, stem |
| bow
| 5 |
noun |
front of boat |
prow, fore, beak, forepart, bowsprit |
| bow
| 5 |
verb |
bend over |
nod, dip, curve, duck, round |
| bow
| 12 |
verb |
bend over |
hunch, debase, incline, cower, stoop, crook, genuflect, arch, bob, curtsy, droop, do obeisance |
| bow
| 5 |
verb |
submit, concede |
comply, yield, bend, accept, cave |
| bow
| 11 |
verb |
submit, concede |
defer, kowtow, acquiesce, relent, surrender, succumb, capitulate, give in, knuckle under, knuckle, be servile |
| bowel
| 7 |
noun |
insides |
core, guts, deep, belly, interior, hold, depths |
| bowel
| 7 |
noun |
insides |
innards, entrails, viscera, intestines, penetralia, recesses, vitals |
| bowl
| 4 |
noun |
hollow, concave container |
dish, pot, vessel, boat |
| bowl
| 8 |
noun |
hollow, concave container |
basin, urn, crock, casserole, tureen, porringer, saucer, deep dish |
| bowl
| 3 |
verb |
roll a ball down a lane |
pitch, spin, throw |
| bowl
| 8 |
verb |
roll a ball down a lane |
whirl, rotate, fling, hurl, revolve, trundle, play duckpins, play tenpins |
| box
| 5 |
noun |
container, often square or rectangular |
pack, trunk, package, case, chest |
| box
| 7 |
noun |
container, often square or rectangular |
carton, crate, bin, casket, coffer, portmanteau, receptacle |
| box
| 4 |
verb |
place in square or rectangular container |
wrap, pack, case, package |
| box
| 3 |
verb |
place in square or rectangular container |
crate, confine, encase |
| box
| 5 |
verb |
punch competitively |
hit, mix, sock, slap, strike |
| box
| 10 |
verb |
punch competitively |
slug, buffet, scrap, cuff, clout, wallop, spar, whack, duke, exchange blows |
| boy
| 8 |
noun |
young man |
fellow, youth, youngster, child, guy, buck, master, junior |
| boy
| 20 |
noun |
young man |
lad, puppy, stripling, runt, punk, dude, cadet, chap, sprout, squirt, sonny, half-pint, gamin, whippersnapper, tadpole, shaver, schoolboy, little guy, little shaver, small fry |
| bracket
| 1 |
noun |
support |
joint |
| bracket
| 5 |
noun |
support |
girder, reinforcement, strut, brace, cantilever |
| bracket
| 5 |
noun |
classification |
category, group, class, lot, grouping |
| brag
| 1 |
verb |
talk boastingly |
boast |
| brag
| 18 |
verb |
talk boastingly |
crow, gloat, prate, exult, gasconade, grandstand, rodomontade, mouth, puff, swagger, bluster, shuck, vaunt, showboat, hotdog, jive, pat oneself on the back, blow one's own horn |
| braggart
| 28 |
noun |
person who talks boastingly |
know-it-all, egotist, windbag, boaster, blowhard, brag, bragger, swashbuckler, exhibitionist, blatherskite, braggadocio, bigmouth, peacock, show-off, gasbag, blusterer, swaggerer, trumpeter, raver, grandstander, hotshot, ranter, swelled head, bag of wind, big talker, big-timer, gascon, strutter |
| brain
| 4 |
noun |
very smart person |
scholar, doctor, intellectual, genius |
| brain
| 9 |
noun |
very smart person |
intellect, pundit, sage, prodigy, egghead, highbrow, mastermind, academician, Einstein |
| brain
| 1 |
noun |
mind, intelligence |
head |
| brain
| 9 |
noun |
mind, intelligence |
intellect, wit, mentality, gray matter, cerebellum, encephalon, cerebrum, medulla oblongata, upper story |
| brake
| 3 |
noun |
stopping device; check |
control, constraint, obstacle |
| brake
| 13 |
noun |
stopping device; check |
damper, restraint, discouragement, deterrent, hamper, curb, hindrance, hurdle, rein, anchor, binders, cinchers, retarding device |
| brake
| 6 |
verb |
check; stop |
slow, bar, dam, stop, moderate, block |
| brake
| 8 |
verb |
check; stop |
decelerate, impede, hinder, obstruct, halt, slacken, reduce speed, slow down |
| branch
| 14 |
noun |
department |
chapter, division, office, section, wing, member, bureau, arm, category, extension, portion, connection, part, local |
| branch
| 9 |
noun |
department |
subsidiary, subdivision, classification, annex, dependency, derivative, tributary, outpost, subsection |
| branch
| 7 |
noun |
arm, limb |
wing, fork, shoot, extension, bug, spray, growth |
| branch
| 8 |
noun |
arm, limb |
scion, bough, divergence, detour, sprig, offshoot, prong, branchlet |
| brand
| 10 |
noun |
type, kind |
character, quality, variety, sort, description, grade, make, class, cast, species |
| brand
| 3 |
noun |
distinctive label, mark |
symbol, sign, marker |
| brand
| 10 |
noun |
distinctive label, mark |
logo, trademark, hallmark, emblem, stamp, imprint, welt, brand name, heraldry, logotype |
| brand
| 2 |
noun |
stigma |
spot, mark |
| brand
| 15 |
noun |
stigma |
odium, smirch, onus, disgrace, infamy, slur, taint, blot, blur, stigma, stain, reproach, bar sinister, black eye, mark of Cain |
| brand
| 1 |
verb |
label negatively |
mark |
| brand
| 3 |
verb |
label negatively |
stigmatize, taint, disgrace |
| brave
| 6 |
adj |
bold |
daring, confident, strong, firm, game, forward |
| brave
| 41 |
adj |
bold |
gallant, foolhardy, fearless, spunky, audacious, stout, adventurous, spirited, gutsy, dashing, reckless, valiant, resolute, courageous, heroic, militant, hardy, stalwart, chivalrous, dauntless, defiant, doughty, gritty, imprudent, indomitable, intrepid, lionhearted, nervy, plucky, stouthearted, unafraid, undaunted, valorous, venturesome, unabashed, chin-up, herolike, unblenching, undauntable, undismayed, unfearful |
| brave
| 11 |
verb |
endure bad situation |
confront, court, risk, support, bear, face, venture, suffer, challenge, dare, beard |
| brave
| 8 |
verb |
endure bad situation |
withstand, defy, go through, take on, face off, fly in the face of, outdare, stand up to |
| bread
| 5 |
noun |
daily food |
feed, fare, provisions, diet, necessities |
| bread
| 14 |
noun |
daily food |
nourishment, grub, aliment, provender, nutriment, sustenance, comestibles, subsistence, nurture, victuals, viands, staff of life, shingle, bed and board |
| bread
| 5 |
noun |
money |
dough, cash, funds, coin, finance |
| bread
| 5 |
noun |
money |
cabbage, scratch, greenbacks, dollars, mazuma |
| break
| 7 |
noun |
fissure, opening |
hole, crack, gap, division, tear, split, rent |
| break
| 9 |
noun |
fissure, opening |
rift, gash, discontinuity, schism, fracture, breach, cleft, disjunction, rupture |
| break
| 4 |
noun |
interruption of activity |
blow, interval, rest, pause |
| break
| 21 |
noun |
interruption of activity |
recess, layoff, intermission, hiatus, time off, lull, suspension, respite, letup, caesura, interlude, lacuna, downtime, breather, halt, breathing space, coffee break, cutoff, apnea, ten, time out |
| break
| 5 |
noun |
change from friendly to unfriendly relationship |
trouble, fight, split, separation, dispute |
| break
| 12 |
noun |
change from friendly to unfriendly relationship |
rift, alienation, clash, divergence, schism, misunderstanding, altercation, estrangement, disaffection, breach, rupture, difference of opinion |
| break
| 11 |
noun |
lucky happening |
shot, advantage, opening, chance, time, opportunity, luck, occasion, accident, fortune, show |
| break
| 3 |
noun |
lucky happening |
good luck, stroke of luck, favorable circumstances |
| break
| 13 |
verb |
destroy; make whole into pieces |
crash, burst, tear, separate, damage, crush, split, crack, snap, divide, fragment, part, total |
| break
| 20 |
verb |
destroy; make whole into pieces |
smash, shatter, fracture, sever, demolish, trash, disintegrate, splinter, bust, eradicate, batter, annihilate, shiver, rend, torpedo, bust up, finish off, make hash of, make mincemeat of, pull to pieces |
| break
| 1 |
verb |
violate law |
violate |
| break
| 9 |
verb |
violate law |
breach, contravene, disobey, infringe, disregard, offend, infract, transgress, renege on |
| break
| 4 |
verb |
weaken, cause instability |
ruin, reduce, undermine, cow |
| break
| 26 |
verb |
weaken, cause instability |
subdue, incapacitate, impair, controvert, cripple, impoverish, demote, enervate, bankrupt, refute, bust, tame, disprove, demoralize, degrade, downgrade, pauperize, humiliate, confound, demerit, enfeeble, dispirit, rebut, confute, declass, disconfirm |
| break
| 6 |
verb |
stop an action |
abandon, cut, interrupt, pause, suspend, rest |
| break
| 2 |
verb |
stop an action |
discontinue, give up |
| break
| 9 |
verb |
tell news |
disclose, reveal, communicate, proclaim, inform, convey, transmit, announce, tell |
| break
| 6 |
verb |
tell news |
divulge, impart, come out, let out, make public, pass on |
| break
| 4 |
verb |
better a performance |
beat, exceed, top, cap |
| break
| 5 |
verb |
better a performance |
surpass, excel, outstrip, outdo, go beyond |
| break
| 5 |
verb |
emerge, happen |
go, develop, appear, chance, occur |
| break
| 8 |
verb |
emerge, happen |
transpire, befall, erupt, betide, come off, burst out, come forth, come to pass |
| break
| 3 |
verb |
run away |
escape, fly, flee |
| break
| 8 |
verb |
run away |
dash, decamp, abscond, clear out, get out, bust out, cut and run, get away |
| break
| 5 |
verb |
cushion something's effect |
weaken, reduce, soften, diminish, moderate |
| break
| 2 |
verb |
cushion something's effect |
lighten, lessen |
| breakdown
| 1 |
noun |
nervous collapse |
failure |
| breakdown
| 9 |
noun |
nervous collapse |
disruption, disintegration, mishap, neurosis, neurasthenia, basket case, crackup, nervous prostration, psychasthenia |
| breakdown
| 3 |
noun |
account of finances or other business |
analysis, diagnosis, resolution |
| breakdown
| 5 |
noun |
account of finances or other business |
categorization, classification, dissection, itemization, detailed list |
| breakfast
| 3 |
noun |
first meal of the day |
brunch, early meal, morning meal |
| breast
| 2 |
noun |
front of upper body |
chest, front |
| breast
| 7 |
noun |
front of upper body |
bosom, bust, nipple, udder, mammilla, teat, mammary glands |
| breast
| 10 |
noun |
feelings, conscience |
heart, core, being, character, mind, soul, spirit, emotions, sentiments, thoughts |
| breast
| 4 |
noun |
feelings, conscience |
bosom, psyche, essential nature, seat of affections |
| breasts
| 2 |
noun |
front of upper body |
chest, front |
| breasts
| 7 |
noun |
front of upper body |
bosom, bust, nipple, udder, mammilla, teat, mammary glands |
| breasts
| 10 |
noun |
feelings, conscience |
heart, core, being, character, mind, soul, spirit, emotions, sentiments, thoughts |
| breasts
| 4 |
noun |
feelings, conscience |
bosom, psyche, essential nature, seat of affections |
| breathe
| 4 |
verb |
take air in and let out |
sigh, pant, fan, scent |
| breathe
| 15 |
verb |
take air in and let out |
exhale, inhale, snore, sniff, gulp, respire, snort, expire, gasp, puff, wheeze, insufflate, draw in, open the floodgates, use lungs |
| breathe
| 6 |
verb |
inspire action |
infuse, inject, imbue, transfuse, instill, impart |
| breathe
| 6 |
verb |
tell information |
sigh, express, articulate, say, whisper, voice |
| breathe
| 3 |
verb |
tell information |
confide, murmur, utter |
| breed
| 16 |
noun |
kind, class |
strain, brand, type, variety, sort, line, family, nature, character, number, race, lot, feather, species, stock, likes |
| breed
| 8 |
noun |
kind, class |
lineage, pedigree, stamp, progeny, stripe, ilk, extraction, genus |
| breed
| 6 |
verb |
generate, bring into being |
create, produce, make, deliver, bear, cause |
| breed
| 15 |
verb |
generate, bring into being |
engender, reproduce, propagate, induce, hatch, multiply, beget, impregnate, originate, procreate, bring about, give birth to, bring forth, give rise to, progenerate |
| breed
| 6 |
verb |
raise, nurture |
develop, rear, discipline, educate, foster, instruct |
| breed
| 3 |
verb |
raise, nurture |
cultivate, nourish, bring up |
| breeze
| 4 |
noun |
light wind |
current, breath, air, draft |
| breeze
| 7 |
noun |
light wind |
gust, whiff, waft, flurry, puff, airflow, zephyr |
| breeze
| 9 |
verb |
work quickly through task |
sail, cruise, hurry, move, sweep, slide, slip, pass, trip |
| breeze
| 6 |
verb |
work quickly through task |
waltz, glide, zip, flit, skim, sally |
| bribe
| 8 |
noun |
payoff to influence illegal or wrong activity |
gift, incentive, compensation, reward, take, price, present, contract |
| bribe
| 30 |
noun |
payoff to influence illegal or wrong activity |
kickback, perk, gratuity, blackmail, hush money, inducement, graft, bait, lure, sop, ice, allurement, gravy, grease, envelope, lagniappe, protection, perquisite, goody, enticement, payola, fringe benefit, sweetening, remuneration, feedbag, sweetener, buyoff, corrupt money, corrupting gift, influence peddling |
| bribe
| 8 |
verb |
request silence, action, or inaction for money |
buy, influence, tip, sugar, square, reward, approach, soap |
| bribe
| 23 |
verb |
request silence, action, or inaction for money |
buy off, seduce, entice, tempt, corrupt, instigate, lure, coax, suborn, tamper, lubricate, fix, pervert, get at, pay off, buy back, do business, get to, grease palm, make a deal, oil palm, sweeten the pot, take care of |
| brick
| 1 |
noun |
block |
stone |
| brick
| 4 |
noun |
block |
slab, cube, cinder block, brickwork |
| bride
| 3 |
noun |
female marriage partner |
mate, spouse, wife |
| bride
| 4 |
noun |
female marriage partner |
helpmate, old woman, newlywed, newly married woman |
| bridge
| 10 |
noun |
structure or something that makes connection |
link, platform, span, extension, connection, branch, tie, transit, wing, bond |
| bridge
| 8 |
noun |
structure or something that makes connection |
overpass, catwalk, scaffold, viaduct, pontoon, trestle, arch, gangplank |
| bridge
| 10 |
verb |
connect, extend |
span, unite, join, bind, couple, reach, cross, attach, link, branch |
| bridge
| 5 |
verb |
connect, extend |
traverse, go over, subtend, arch over, cross over |
| bring
| 20 |
verb |
transport or accompany |
lead, transfer, deliver, bear, take, carry, import, transport, back, convey, conduct, attend, companion, shoulder, ride, gather, truck, guide, heel, pack |
| bring
| 13 |
verb |
transport or accompany |
chaperon, usher, tote, escort, lug, buck, consort, gun, fetch, pick up, schlepp, piggyback, take along |
| bring
| 14 |
verb |
cause; influence |
begin, force, lead, make, move, produce, prompt, create, convert, compel, effect, persuade, occasion, convince |
| bring
| 10 |
verb |
cause; influence |
engender, dispose, wreak, induce, inflict, sway, prevail on, contribute to, prevail upon, result in |
| bring
| 9 |
verb |
command a price |
draw, produce, return, take, gross, earn, afford, yield, net |
| bring
| 3 |
verb |
command a price |
bring in, fetch, sell for |
| bring
| 6 |
verb |
file charges in court |
serve, sue, prefer, cite, appeal, declare |
| bring
| 6 |
verb |
file charges in court |
institute, summon, indict, arraign, initiate legal action, take to court |
| broadcast
| 6 |
noun |
information on electronic media |
announcement, publication, show, transmission, program, performance |
| broadcast
| 6 |
noun |
information on electronic media |
advertisement, telecast, simulcast, newscast, air time, radiocast |
| broadcast
| 10 |
verb |
put forth on electronic media |
communicate, send, air, beam, transmit, announce, cable, show, telephone, radio |
| broadcast
| 13 |
verb |
put forth on electronic media |
relay, televise, circulate, telecast, get out, colorcast, simulcast, radiograph, telegraph, be on the air, go on the air, go on the airwaves, put on the air |
| broadcast
| 8 |
verb |
make public |
distribute, communicate, publish, spread, announce, declare, proclaim, report |
| broadcast
| 10 |
verb |
make public |
disseminate, blare, advertise, circulate, troll, sow, blazon, promulgate, annunciate, strew |
| broccoli
| 7 |
noun |
vegetable |
kale, sauerkraut, savoy, collards, coleslaw, colewort, brussels sprouts |
| broken
| 11 |
adj |
destroyed; made into pieces from a whole |
injured, damaged, cracked, separated, burst, hurt, split, rent, fragmented, collapsed, crushed |
| broken
| 21 |
adj |
destroyed; made into pieces from a whole |
defective, crippled, mutilated, smashed, fragmentary, shattered, crumbled, mangled, busted, fractured, demolished, ruptured, severed, shivered, slivered, disintegrated, shredded, riven, dismembered, pulverized, in pieces |
| broken
| 2 |
adj |
discontinuous |
disturbed, interrupted |
| broken
| 8 |
adj |
discontinuous |
disconnected, erratic, fragmentary, incomplete, intermittent, irregular, spasmodic, spastic |
| broken
| 5 |
adj |
mentally defeated |
beaten, depressed, defeated, discouraged, crushed |
| broken
| 11 |
adj |
mentally defeated |
crippled, subdued, oppressed, demoralized, heartsick, tamed, humbled, overpowered, browbeaten, disheartened, vanquished |
| broken
| 9 |
adj |
not working |
ruined, gone, shot, exhausted, spent, disabled, down, out, weak |
| broken
| 29 |
adj |
not working |
wrecked, faulty, defective, feeble, haywire, imperfect, kaput, on the blink, on the fritz, out of commission, out of order, run-down, unsatisfactory, busted, wracked, coming unglued, coming unstuck, fallen apart, gone to pieces, gone to pot, in disrepair, in need of repair, in the shop, inoperable, not functioning, on the shelf, out of kilter, out of whack, screwed up |
| broken
| 4 |
adj |
forgotten, ignored (promise) |
isolated, abandoned, ignored, violated |
| broken
| 7 |
adj |
forgotten, ignored (promise) |
transgressed, infringed, disobeyed, disregarded, dishonored, retracted, traduced |
| broken
| 3 |
adj |
stuttering in speech |
hesitating, weak, muttered |
| broken
| 8 |
adj |
stuttering in speech |
stammering, halting, disjointed, hesitant, imperfect, incoherent, unintelligible, mumbled |
| bronze
| 11 |
adj |
coppery-brown color |
tan, rust, chestnut, copper, burnished, russet, brownish, copper-colored, metallic brown, reddish-brown, reddish-tan |
| brothel
| 12 |
noun |
house of prostitution |
whorehouse, house of ill repute, massage parlor, red-light district, bordello, cathouse, bagnio, bawdy house, call house, den of iniquity, house of assignation, house with red doors |
| brother
| 3 |
noun |
male sibling |
relative, twin, relation |
| brother
| 3 |
noun |
male sibling |
kin, blood brother, kinsperson |
| brown
| 6 |
adj |
dark, burnished color |
brick, nut, coffee, dust, bronze, bay |
| brown
| 31 |
adj |
dark, burnished color |
fawn, ginger, tan, toast, amber, buff, drab, ecru, beige, rust, auburn, tawny, terra-cotta, copper, cinnamon, russet, puce, mahogany, sepia, cocoa, sorrel, umber, henna, bister, chestnut, khaki, hazel, chocolate, ochre, burnt sienna, snuff-colored |
| brush
| 9 |
noun |
tool with bristles for cleaning |
broom, whisk, mop, toothbrush, sweeper, besom, polisher, hairbrush, waxer |
| brush
| 7 |
noun |
fight |
rub, engagement, touch, conflict, tap, encounter, confrontation |
| brush
| 7 |
noun |
fight |
run-in, tussle, clash, scrap, fracas, skirmish, set-to |
| brush
| 1 |
noun |
scrappy bushes |
cover |
| brush
| 18 |
noun |
scrappy bushes |
thicket, scrub, shrubbery, undergrowth, grove, coppice, hedge, copse, dingle, sedge, underwood, brushwood, fern, gorse, bracken, spinney, chaparral, boscage |
| brush
| 6 |
verb |
touch lightly |
smooth, sweep, kiss, contact, stroke, glance |
| brush
| 7 |
verb |
touch lightly |
shave, flick, scrape, caress, skim, tickle, graze |
| brush
| 5 |
verb |
clean, prepare by whisking |
wash, sweep, wipe, clean, paint |
| brush
| 3 |
verb |
clean, prepare by whisking |
polish, whisk, buff |
| bubble
| 2 |
noun |
globule of air |
balloon, drop |
| bubble
| 13 |
noun |
globule of air |
droplet, foam, blob, froth, blister, effervescence, sac, vesicle, spume, bead, lather, barm, air ball |
| bubble
| 4 |
verb |
foam, froth up, especially with sound |
stir, boil, well, issue |
| bubble
| 21 |
verb |
foam, froth up, especially with sound |
fester, gurgle, churn, seep, smolder, burble, sparkle, erupt, seethe, simmer, percolate, trickle, gush, moil, effervesce, eddy, spume, murmur, ripple, swash, fizz |
| bucket
| 2 |
noun |
container, often for liquids, with handle |
pot, can |
| bucket
| 8 |
noun |
container, often for liquids, with handle |
pail, kettle, cask, scuttle, vat, canister, brazier, hod |
| budget
| 10 |
noun |
financial plan |
total, account, cost, means, funds, bulk, statement, finances, resources, quantity |
| budget
| 8 |
noun |
financial plan |
allocation, aggregate, quantum, allowance, estimated expenses, fiscal estimate, planned disbursement, spending plan |
| budget
| 4 |
verb |
plan money or action |
calculate, predict, cost, estimate |
| budget
| 4 |
verb |
plan money or action |
allocate, compute, apportion, ration |
| buffet
| 2 |
noun |
meal set out on table for choosing |
shelf, counter |
| buffet
| 9 |
noun |
meal set out on table for choosing |
cafeteria, smorgasbord, sideboard, cupboard, café, snack bar, cold table, lunch wagon, salad bar |
| buffet
| 9 |
verb |
hit repeatedly |
box, knock, pound, shove, beat, slap, blow, push, strike |
| buffet
| 14 |
verb |
hit repeatedly |
clobber, batter, jolt, pummel, spank, flail, bump, wallop, smack, thrash, bang, cuff, rap, thump |
| build
| 6 |
noun |
physical structure, form |
frame, body, constitution, figure, habit, shape |
| build
| 3 |
noun |
physical structure, form |
physique, habitus, conformation |
| build
| 14 |
verb |
construct structure |
evolve, raise, form, make, produce, assemble, compose, frame, cast, fashion, model, sculpture, rear, engineer |
| build
| 20 |
verb |
construct structure |
manufacture, set up, erect, reconstruct, fabricate, contrive, carpenter, compile, synthesize, forge, bring about, put together, put up, throw up, prefabricate, fit together, jerry-build, knock together, superstruct, throw together |
| build
| 5 |
verb |
initiate, found |
begin, base, establish, start, constitute |
| build
| 5 |
verb |
initiate, found |
set up, institute, inaugurate, originate, formulate |
| build
| 9 |
verb |
increase, accelerate |
develop, strengthen, boost, expand, improve, extend, swell, compound, mount |
| build
| 10 |
verb |
increase, accelerate |
enlarge, magnify, escalate, intensify, augment, wax, multiply, heighten, aggrandize, amplify |
| building
| 7 |
noun |
constructed dwelling |
house, construction, architecture, home, fabric, framework, pile |
| building
| 6 |
noun |
constructed dwelling |
hut, edifice, domicile, erection, superstructure, ziggurat |
| bulb
| 6 |
noun |
globular object |
head, ball, swelling, globe, tumor, bunch |
| bulb
| 7 |
noun |
globular object |
knob, protuberance, nub, tuber, corn, nodule, corm |
| bullet
| 8 |
noun |
small missile |
ball, shot, rocket, round, cap, bolt, lead, dose |
| bullet
| 8 |
noun |
small missile |
cartridge, slug, projectile, ammunition, pellet, ammo, love letter, trajectile |
| bulletin
| 14 |
noun |
message, notification |
announcement, notice, publication, account, communication, list, break, release, program, item, statement, report, news, calendar |
| bulletin
| 11 |
noun |
message, notification |
handout, dispatch, scoop, flash, skinny, news flash, communiqué, hot wire, the dope, what's going down, what's happening |
| bump
| 15 |
verb |
collide, hit, usually with sound |
knock, crash, shake, punch, bounce, slam, slap, pound, pat, jar, crack, strike, butt, box, buck |
| bump
| 21 |
verb |
collide, hit, usually with sound |
smack, jerk, rattle, bang, thump, whack, rap, thud, plop, jounce, thunder, jolt, jostle, bunt, clatter, carom, thwack, plunk, impinge, clap, smash into |
| bump
| 2 |
verb |
move over, dislodge |
shift, remove |
| bump
| 2 |
verb |
move over, dislodge |
budge, displace |
| bump
| 2 |
verb |
increment |
increase, raise |
| bump
| 1 |
verb |
increment |
step up |
| bundle
| 16 |
noun |
accumulation, package of something |
box, cluster, package, bag, pile, bunch, array, stack, quantity, set, group, collection, mass, lot, roll, pack |
| bundle
| 11 |
noun |
accumulation, package of something |
assortment, parcel, bale, wad, crate, batch, packet, heap, carton, clump, pallet |
| bundle
| 4 |
verb |
accumulate, package |
wrap, pack, tie, bind |
| bundle
| 5 |
verb |
accumulate, package |
clothe, bale, truss, fasten, palletize |
| bureaucracy
| 6 |
noun |
system which controls organization |
management, ministry, administration, authority, government, officials |
| bureaucracy
| 10 |
noun |
system which controls organization |
red tape, city hall, civil service, directorate, officialdom, beadledom, powers that be, regulatory commission, the Establishment, the system |
| bureaucratic
| 10 |
adj |
involved in managing or using power |
regulatory, central, commanding, controlling, deciding, executive, governing, official, ruling, directing |
| bureaucratic
| 18 |
adj |
involved in managing or using power |
managerial, supervisory, governmental, authoritative, decisive, directive, presiding, directorial, legislative, departmental, organizational, policy-making, in charge, in control, jurisdictional, regulative, superintending, supervising |
| bureaucratic
| 7 |
adj |
official, authorized |
administrative, approved, executive, legal, legitimate, ruling, sanctioned |
| bureaucratic
| 10 |
adj |
official, authorized |
canonical, ex officio, imperial, lawful, magisterial, mandatory, sovereign, supreme, departmental, ex cathedra |
| bureaucratic
| 9 |
adj |
cold, unfriendly |
abstract, remote, cool, equal, fair, formal, neutral, objective, straight |
| bureaucratic
| 19 |
adj |
cold, unfriendly |
indifferent, detached, businesslike, candid, cold turkey, cold-blooded, colorless, disinterested, dispassionate, emotionless, equitable, impartial, inhuman, unbiased, nondiscriminatory, poker-faced, strictly business, uncolored, unpassioned |
| bureaucratic
| 3 |
adj |
governmental |
civic, constitutional, official |
| bureaucratic
| 2 |
adj |
governmental |
economical, legislative |
| bureaucratic
| 5 |
adj |
political |
legal, regulatory, administrative, executive, official |
| bureaucratic
| 6 |
adj |
political |
supervisory, magisterial, sovereign, legislative, presidential, gubernatorial |
| bureaucratic
| 10 |
adj |
administrative |
regulatory, commanding, central, controlling, deciding, executive, governing, official, ruling, directing |
| bureaucratic
| 18 |
adj |
administrative |
directorial, supervisory, governmental, ministerial, authoritative, decisive, directive, presiding, legislative, policy-making, organizational, departmental, in charge, in control, jurisdictional, regulative, superintending, supervising |
| bureaucratic
| 10 |
adj |
administrative |
regulatory, central, commanding, controlling, deciding, executive, governing, official, ruling, directing |
| bureaucratic
| 18 |
adj |
administrative |
managerial, governmental, ministerial, authoritative, decisive, directive, directorial, presiding, legislative, departmental, organizational, policy-making, in charge, in control, jurisdictional, regulative, superintending, supervising |
| burger
| 7 |
noun |
ground beef sandwich |
beefburger, cheeseburger, Salisbury steak, chopped beefsteak, ground chuck, ground round, ground sirloin |
| burger
| 7 |
noun |
ground-up beefsteak |
hamburger, chopped steak, ground round, ground sirloin, hamburger patty, hamburger sandwich, hamburger steak |
| burial
| 2 |
noun |
laying in of dead body |
funeral, burying |
| burial
| 9 |
noun |
laying in of dead body |
interment, entombment, deposition, sepulture, inhumation, deep six, last rites, obsequies, exequies |
| burn
| 9 |
verb |
be on fire; set on fire |
light, melt, heat, bake, flash, brand, cook, flame, smoke |
| burn
| 29 |
verb |
be on fire; set on fire |
ignite, incinerate, torch, char, blaze, smolder, scorch, sear, flicker, combust, rekindle, toast, scald, parch, singe, cremate, roast, cauterize, broil, glow, flare, enkindle, wither, kindle, calcine, conflagrate, be ablaze, reduce to ashes, set a match to |
| burn
| 4 |
verb |
feel stinging pain |
hurt, bite, pain, smart |
| burn
| 2 |
verb |
feel stinging pain |
tingle, sting |
| burn
| 3 |
verb |
be excited about; yearn for |
boil, rage, desire |
| burn
| 16 |
verb |
be excited about; yearn for |
blaze, lust, yearn, tingle, seethe, simmer, bristle, fume, eat up, smoulder, be angry, be aroused, be inflamed, be passionate, be stirred up, breathe fire |
| burn
| 4 |
verb |
cheat |
beat, use, take, trick |
| burn
| 9 |
verb |
cheat |
ream, chisel, bilk, overreach, deceive, gyp, cozen, defraud, swindle |
| burst
| 10 |
noun |
blow-up, blast |
rush, explosion, shower, crack, storm, access, fit, break, split, round |
| burst
| 22 |
noun |
blow-up, blast |
fusillade, salvo, blowout, gust, flare, eruption, outbreak, spate, surge, outpouring, barrage, volley, spurt, torrent, sally, cannonade, bang, bombardment, breach, discharge, rupture, gush |
| burst
| 9 |
verb |
blow up, break out |
blow, break, rush, pop, explode, crack, run, fragment, split |
| burst
| 19 |
verb |
blow up, break out |
disintegrate, shatter, detonate, erupt, barge, rupture, pierce, fracture, spout, splinter, shiver, puncture, discharge, perforate, prick, fly open, gush forth, rend asunder, tear apart |
| bury
| 1 |
verb |
lay to rest after death |
deposit |
| bury
| 20 |
verb |
lay to rest after death |
plant, entomb, enshrine, embalm, inter, inhume, mummify, lay out, put away, sepulcher, tomb, sepulture, consign to grave, cover up, ensepulcher, hold last rites for, hold services for, inearth, inurn, put six feet under |
| bury
| 3 |
verb |
conceal, cover |
plant, hide, screen |
| bury
| 9 |
verb |
conceal, cover |
stash, occult, cache, enshroud, shroud, ensconce, secrete, cover up, stow away |
| bury
| 1 |
verb |
plant in ground |
sink |
| bury
| 5 |
verb |
plant in ground |
embed, submerge, implant, engulf, drive in |
| bury
| 5 |
verb |
engross oneself |
engage, absorb, occupy, concentrate, interest |
| bury
| 3 |
verb |
engross oneself |
immerse, rivet, throw oneself into |
| bus
| 1 |
verb |
transport |
integrate |
| bush
| 5 |
noun |
shrubs; woodland |
plant, wilderness, jungle, forest, brush |
| bush
| 16 |
noun |
shrubs; woodland |
shrubbery, hinterland, scrub, vine, backwoods, outback, hedge, bramble, thicket, backcountry, creeper, briar, scrubland, chaparral, boscage, the wild |
| business
| 13 |
noun |
job, profession |
field, work, employment, trade, function, career, specialty, calling, game, craft, pursuit, line, occupation |
| business
| 8 |
noun |
job, profession |
dodge, livelihood, bag, racket, vocation, métier, biz, what one is into |
| business
| 16 |
noun |
company, enterprise |
firm, shop, corporation, partnership, factory, store, venture, house, organization, institution, market, outfit, mill, trust, establishment, concern |
| business
| 8 |
noun |
company, enterprise |
cartel, monopoly, setup, syndicate, Mom and Pop, fly-by-night operation, megacorp, shoestring operation |
| business
| 14 |
noun |
commerce, trade |
transaction, deal, industry, trading, manufacturing, market, selling, exchange, undertaking, game, traffic, affairs, contracts, sales |
| business
| 11 |
noun |
commerce, trade |
bargaining, dealings, racket, barter, free enterprise, merchandising, commercialism, industrialism, buying and selling, capital and labor, production and distribution |
| business
| 15 |
noun |
personal concern |
problem, issue, interest, duty, function, task, affair, happening, point, assignment, question, topic, matter, responsibility, subject |
| business
| 6 |
noun |
personal concern |
lookout, palaver, hanky-panky, beeswax, carrying on, goings-on |
| businessman
| 7 |
noun |
professional working person |
merchant, executive, employer, manager, operator, entrepreneur, dealer |
| businessman
| 21 |
noun |
professional working person |
merchandiser, tycoon, capitalist, trafficker, storekeeper, financier, industrialist, suit, baron, big wheel, wheeler-dealer, small potatoes, businesswoman, big-time operator, career person, franchiser, gray flannel suit, organization person, the bacon, tradesperson, working woman |
| buss
| 1 |
verb |
kiss |
spoon |
| buss
| 6 |
verb |
kiss |
smooch, smack, osculate, peck, make out, snog |
| busy
| 7 |
adj |
engaged, at work |
active, working, occupied, engaged, buried, employed, slaving |
| busy
| 27 |
adj |
engaged, at work |
unavailable, engrossed, persevering, hustling, assiduous, diligent, industrious, on duty, swamped, overloaded, snowed, already taken, at it, having a full plate, having fish to fry, having many irons in the fire, in a meeting, in conference, in the field, in the laboratory, on assignment, on the go, tied up, with a customer, having enough on one's plate, in someone else's possession, up to one's ears |
| busy
| 3 |
adj |
active, on the go |
full, tiring, popping |
| busy
| 11 |
adj |
active, on the go |
lively, hectic, restless, humming, hustling, energetic, fussy, strenuous, tireless, bustling, busy as a beaver |
| busy
| 4 |
adj |
nosy, impertinent |
curious, forward, interfering, stirring |
| busy
| 12 |
adj |
nosy, impertinent |
meddling, prying, inquisitive, intrusive, meddlesome, obtrusive, officious, pushy, troublesome, snoopy, butting in, nebby |
| butter
| 2 |
noun |
fat |
oil, spread |
| butter
| 4 |
noun |
fat |
shortening, margarine, oleo, ghee |
| butterfly
| 2 |
noun |
bug |
bee, fly |
| butterfly
| 28 |
noun |
bug |
tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket |
| butterfly
| 1 |
noun |
touching lips to another |
embrace |
| butterfly
| 8 |
noun |
touching lips to another |
peck, smooch, salute, smack, caress, endearment, salutation, osculation |
| butterfly
| 6 |
verb |
touch one's lips to another's |
blow, greet, brush, glance, neck, lip |
| butterfly
| 10 |
verb |
touch one's lips to another's |
graze, smack, salute, mush, smooch, osculate, peck, make out, French, pucker up |
| butterfly
| 3 |
verb |
kiss |
neck, greet, lip |
| butterfly
| 7 |
verb |
kiss |
mush, park, smack, peck, make out, French, pucker up |
| butterfly
| 5 |
noun |
worm |
canker, moth, tractor, larva, woolly bear |
| butterfly
| 8 |
noun |
woman |
girl, queen, adult, female, doll, rib, broad, bag |
| butterfly
| 25 |
noun |
woman |
matron, empress, bitch, dame, babe, baroness, petticoat, mistress, noblewoman, old lady, old woman, missus, sultana, squaw, mare, mama, gal, princess, duchess, gentlewoman, countess, old bag, contessa, little woman, queen bee |
| butterfly
| 1 |
noun |
kiss |
embrace |
| butterfly
| 9 |
noun |
kiss |
buss, smooch, smack, caress, smacker, endearment, salutation, peck, salute |
| butterfly
| 1 |
noun |
kiss |
embrace |
| butterfly
| 9 |
noun |
kiss |
peck, buss, smooch, smack, caress, endearment, salutation, osculation, salute |
| butterfly
| 10 |
noun |
worry, tension |
suffering, uncertainty, doubt, trouble, panic, concern, care, shakes, jumps, needles |
| butterfly
| 38 |
noun |
worry, tension |
nervousness, restlessness, apprehension, disquiet, unease, misgiving, mistrust, angst, jitters, uneasiness, dread, misery, suspense, distress, foreboding, heebie-jeebies, watchfulness, fuss, solicitude, downer, flap, drag, disquietude, botheration, sweat, goose bumps, pins and needles, all-overs, shivers, fidgets, fretfulness, willies, creeps, butterflies, worriment, ants in pants, cold sweat, nail-biting |
| butterfly
| 7 |
noun |
anxious state |
tension, stress, sensitivity, anger, worry, shakes, jumps |
| butterfly
| 35 |
noun |
anxious state |
impatience, agitation, disquiet, jitters, uneasiness, stage fright, turbulence, flap, perturbation, stimulation, animation, to-do, tizzy, fuss, timidity, discomfiture, fluster, disquietude, delirium, all-overs, feverishness, neuroticism, neurasthenia, dithers, butterflies, moodiness, fidgets, touchiness, willies, creeps, trembles, excitability, quivers, cold sweat, tremulousness |
| butterfly
| 8 |
noun |
anxiety, worry |
alarm, excitement, terror, panic, horror, emotion, shock, fear |
| butterfly
| 21 |
noun |
anxiety, worry |
nervousness, dismay, consternation, fright, apprehension, disquiet, jitters, uneasiness, dread, perturbation, agitation, palpitation, disturbance, blue funk, cold feet, goose bumps, creeps, butterflies, worriment, cold sweat, trepidity |
| butterfly
| 1 |
noun |
fear of performing onstage |
freeze |
| butterfly
| 13 |
noun |
fear of performing onstage |
bashfulness, aphonia, aphonia clericorum, aphonia paralytica, aphonia paranoica, buck fever, butterflies, flop sweat, hysterical aphonia, loss of speech, mike fright, mutism, spastic aphonia |
| butterfly
| 8 |
noun |
nervous restlessness |
tension, anger, worry, sensitivity, jump, stress, shakes, jumps |
| butterfly
| 37 |
noun |
nervous restlessness |
uneasiness, stage fright, turbulence, agitation, flap, perturbation, impatience, tremble, disquiet, stimulation, shiver, to-do, tizzy, fuss, timidity, fidget, discomfiture, fluster, animation, disquietude, delirium, all-overs, neuroticism, neurasthenia, dithers, feverishness, butterflies, moodiness, fidgets, touchiness, willies, creeps, trembles, excitability, quivers, cold sweat, tremulousness |
| butterfly
| 10 |
noun |
anxiety |
uncertainty, doubt, worry, concern, suffering, trouble, care, shakes, jumps, needles |
| butterfly
| 39 |
noun |
anxiety |
nervousness, restlessness, apprehension, foreboding, disquiet, mistrust, misgiving, angst, jitters, uneasiness, dread, panic, anxiousness, heebie-jeebies, suspense, watchfulness, fuss, solicitude, downer, distress, flap, disquietude, drag, botheration, sweat, misery, all-overs, goose bumps, pins and needles, willies, shivers, fidgets, fretfulness, creeps, butterflies, worriment, ants in pants, cold sweat, nail-biting |
| buttocks
| 5 |
noun |
rear |
bottom, behind, seat, butt, rear |
| buttocks
| 11 |
noun |
rear |
backside, fundament, derriere, posterior, rump, bum, fanny, hindquarters, haunches, back end, gluteus maximus |
| button
| 1 |
noun |
fastener |
catch |
| button
| 5 |
noun |
fastener |
knob, fastening, frog, clasp, stud |
| button
| 1 |
noun |
pushbutton |
switch |
| button
| 7 |
noun |
pushbutton |
knob, dial, tuner, toggle, adjuster, on/off, power switch |
| buy
| 6 |
noun |
something purchased |
purchase, acquisition, investment, steal, value, deal |
| buy
| 3 |
noun |
something purchased |
bargain, closeout, good deal |
| buy
| 8 |
verb |
purchase |
purchase, get, acquire, obtain, take, market, score, secure |
| buy
| 11 |
verb |
purchase |
procure, redeem, bargain for, barter for, contract for, get in exchange, go shopping, invest in, pay for, shop for, sign for |
| buy
| 5 |
verb |
bribe |
reach, have, land, fix, square |
| buy
| 9 |
verb |
bribe |
ransom, suborn, tamper, lubricate, sop, redeem, corrupt, grease palm, oil palm |
| cabin
| 8 |
noun |
tiny house; lodging |
box, shed, room, shelter, camp, cottage, home, quarters |
| cabin
| 13 |
noun |
tiny house; lodging |
chalet, shack, shanty, hut, lodge, compartment, berth, cot, crib, hovel, caboose, deckhouse, log house |
| cabinet
| 3 |
noun |
cupboard for storage |
case, container, closet |
| cabinet
| 8 |
noun |
cupboard for storage |
escritoire, commode, repository, depository, locker, chiffonier, wardrobe, dresser |
| cabinet
| 12 |
noun |
executives serving a leader |
ministry, administration, authority, committee, government, assembly, bureau, council, advisers, counselors, administrators, assistants |
| cabinet
| 6 |
noun |
executives serving a leader |
bureaucracy, brain trust, kitchen cabinet, department heads, governing body, official family |
| cable
| 5 |
noun |
chain |
cord, rope, wire, link, boom |
| cable
| 1 |
noun |
chain |
coaxial |
| cadaverous
| 5 |
adj |
pale, corpselike |
dead, peaked, sick, thin, wasted |
| cadaverous
| 22 |
adj |
pale, corpselike |
ashen, blanched, bloodless, consumptive, deathly, emaciated, gaunt, ghastly, ghostly, haggard, pallid, sallow, shadowy, spectral, wan, deathlike, skeletal, bag of bones, exsanguinous, peaky, skeletonlike, skin and bones |
| cafe
| 1 |
noun |
restaurant |
joint |
| cafe
| 15 |
noun |
restaurant |
cafeteria, bistro, coffee shop, diner, luncheonette, snack bar, tearoom, chophouse, lunchroom, pit stop, coffee bar, eating house, hash house, noshery, soup house |
| cage
| 4 |
noun |
enclosure with bars |
pen, jail, fold, pound |
| cage
| 6 |
noun |
enclosure with bars |
crate, enclosure, coop, corral, mew, pinfold |
| cage
| 2 |
verb |
hold in enclosure |
pen, jail |
| cage
| 16 |
verb |
hold in enclosure |
incarcerate, hem, mew, envelop, immure, enclose, imprison, restrain, confine, impound, shut up, coop up, close in, fence in, lock up, shut in |
| cake
| 3 |
noun |
bar of something |
mass, brick, block |
| cake
| 3 |
noun |
bar of something |
loaf, slab, lump |
| calculation
| 8 |
noun |
computing, estimating amount |
prediction, estimate, judgment, figuring, counting, adding, dividing, totaling |
| calculation
| 9 |
noun |
computing, estimating amount |
forecast, computation, estimation, arithmetic, summation, reckoning, ciphering, multiplying, subtracting |
| calculation
| 6 |
noun |
computed or estimated amount |
prediction, estimate, judgment, figuring, answer, reply |
| calculation
| 7 |
noun |
computed or estimated amount |
forecast, computation, estimation, prognosis, prognostication, reckoning, divination |
| calculation
| 2 |
noun |
forethought |
thought, planning |
| calculation
| 9 |
noun |
forethought |
circumspection, deliberation, prudence, foresight, caution, contrivance, discretion, precaution, canniness |
| calendar
| 11 |
noun |
schedule of events |
journal, list, program, diary, agenda, table, card, log, register, record, time |
| calendar
| 14 |
noun |
schedule of events |
almanac, timetable, lineup, docket, daybook, tab, bulletin, chronology, pipeline, logbook, annal, menology, sked, system of reckoning |
| calf
| 2 |
noun |
leg between knee and ankle |
shin, foreleg |
| calf
| 8 |
noun |
baby cow |
yearling, maverick, heifer, veal, dogie, freemartin, young bull, young cow |
| call
| 8 |
noun |
yelled statement |
signal, cry, calling, alarm, shout, command, yell, scream |
| call
| 6 |
noun |
yelled statement |
hail, yawp, whoop, holler, ahoy, all hail |
| call
| 10 |
noun |
demand, announcement |
request, visit, plea, invitation, proposal, appeal, order, notice, command, bidding |
| call
| 4 |
noun |
demand, announcement |
summons, supplication, subpoena, solicitation |
| call
| 9 |
noun |
need, cause for action |
claim, reason, urge, excuse, right, necessity, occasion, obligation, grounds |
| call
| 1 |
noun |
need, cause for action |
justification |
| call
| 3 |
noun |
normal sound of animal |
note, cry, song |
| call
| 8 |
noun |
normal sound of animal |
roar, twitter, warble, cheep, chirp, peep, shriek, tweet |
| call
| 5 |
verb |
yell declaration |
announce, cry, proclaim, shout, scream |
| call
| 20 |
verb |
yell declaration |
hail, vociferate, whoop, awaken, waken, yawp, roar, screech, exclaim, hoot, bellow, arouse, holler, bawl, yowl, rouse, shriek, howl, cry out, yoo hoo |
| call
| 11 |
verb |
arrange meeting |
invite, request, telephone, phone, contact, ask, bid, gather, collect, assemble, rally |
| call
| 6 |
verb |
arrange meeting |
summon, muster, convoke, subpoena, convene, ring up |
| call
| 6 |
verb |
entitle |
term, name, address, style, title, label |
| call
| 6 |
verb |
entitle |
dub, denominate, christen, baptize, designate, describe as |
| call
| 12 |
verb |
demand or announce action |
appoint, claim, require, declare, charge, ask, order, elect, challenge, proclaim, command, exact |
| call
| 10 |
verb |
demand or announce action |
summon, decree, ordain, entreat, requisition, solicit, postulate, appeal to, pray to, set apart |
| call
| 7 |
verb |
estimate, consider |
put, predict, place, guess, regard, judge, think |
| call
| 12 |
verb |
estimate, consider |
reckon, prophesy, approximate, adumbrate, forecast, vaticinate, foretell, augur, prognosticate, portend, presage, make rough guess |
| call
| 4 |
verb |
attempt to communicate by telephone |
phone, contact, telephone, ring |
| call
| 5 |
verb |
attempt to communicate by telephone |
beep, blast, buzz, bleep, get back to |
| call
| 4 |
verb |
visit at residence or business |
see, play, crash, hit |
| call
| 13 |
verb |
visit at residence or business |
come by, drop in, look up, run in, come over, drop by, fall by, fall down, look in on, pop in, stop by, stop in, swing by |
| calm
| 6 |
adj |
peaceful, quiet (inanimate) |
slow, smooth, mild, cool, still, rural |
| calm
| 28 |
adj |
peaceful, quiet (inanimate) |
serene, soothing, harmonious, placid, tranquil, low-key, pastoral, bucolic, hushed, pacific, halcyon, bland, breathless, inactive, motionless, quiescent, restful, undisturbed, unruffled, breezeless, reposing, at a standstill, at peace, in order, reposeful, stormless, waveless, windless |
| calm
| 11 |
adj |
composed, cool (animate) |
relaxed, gentle, moderate, kind, patient, satisfied, neutral, collected, still, pleased, civil |
| calm
| 32 |
adj |
composed, cool (animate) |
levelheaded, temperate, serene, unflappable, impassive, placid, sedate, laid-back, aloof, amiable, amicable, detached, disinterested, dispassionate, equable, imperturbable, inscrutable, listless, restful, self-possessed, unconcerned, undisturbed, unemotional, unmoved, unruffled, untroubled, cool-headed, poised, cool as cucumber, unexcitable, unexcited, unimpressed |
| calm
| 5 |
noun |
quietness, composure |
peace, quiet, patience, silence, rest |
| calm
| 16 |
noun |
quietness, composure |
peace of mind, tranquility, stillness, calmness, serenity, restraint, lull, doldrums, peacefulness, stoicism, dispassion, hush, repose, impassivity, placidity, imperturbation |
| calm
| 9 |
verb |
make composed, quiet |
relax, relieve, steady, quiet, settle, cool, stroke, compose, still |
| calm
| 23 |
verb |
make composed, quiet |
mitigate, placate, appease, assuage, soothe, alleviate, pacify, mollify, allay, balm, tranquilize, soft-pedal, hush, lull, sedate, becalm, quieten, cool it, cool out, lay back, simmer down, take it easy, take the edge off |
| calmness
| 3 |
noun |
quietness |
calm, patience, peace |
| calmness
| 2 |
noun |
quietness |
tranquility, composure |
| camera
| 5 |
noun |
photographic equipment |
camcorder, Polaroid, 35mm, Kodak, video camera |
| camp
| 5 |
adj |
consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre |
affected, pop, in, wild, artificial |
| camp
| 8 |
adj |
consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre |
avant-garde, arch, mod, far out, mannered, ostentatious, posturing, Daliesque |
| camp
| 3 |
noun |
site for outdoor living |
tent, shed, cottage |
| camp
| 18 |
noun |
site for outdoor living |
encampment, chalet, shack, tilt, shanty, lean-to, hut, caravansary, lodge, wigwam, bivouac, campfire, campground, tepee, camping ground, log cabin, summer home, tent city |
| campaign
| 7 |
noun |
attempt to win; attack |
offensive, drive, fight, push, operation, movement, expedition |
| campaign
| 2 |
noun |
attempt to win; attack |
crusade, warfare |
| campaign
| 4 |
verb |
attempt to win political election |
lobby, run, contest, tour |
| campaign
| 20 |
verb |
attempt to win political election |
stump, barnstorm, agitate, crusade, canvass, stand for, politick, electioneer, muckrake, mend fences, press the flesh, contend for, go to grass roots, hit the trail, mudsling, ring doorbells, run for, shake hands and kiss babies, solicit votes, whistle-stop |
| cancel
| 6 |
verb |
call off; erase |
remove, cut, kill, eliminate, destroy, break |
| cancel
| 46 |
verb |
call off; erase |
wipe out, annul, revoke, abolish, break off, abort, repeal, rescind, trim, deface, obliterate, repudiate, ax, abrogate, total, zap, quash, trash, efface, scrub, squash, undo, countermand, sink, smash, off, expunge, omit, delete, eradicate, black out, do away with, do in, rub out, strike out, torpedo, X-out, blot out, cross out, finish off, render invalid, scratch out, stamp across, wash out, wipe slate clean, go back on one's word |
| cancel
| 3 |
verb |
equal out |
frustrate, recall, ignore |
| cancel
| 38 |
verb |
equal out |
rule out, annul, revoke, abort, repeal, rescind, invalidate, neutralize, repudiate, vacate, redress, negate, abrogate, counteract, refute, overthrow, retract, counterpoise, suppress, void, nullify, redeem, counterbalance, offset, discharge, countermand, discard, recant, call off, countercheck, balance out, compensate for, declare invalid, make up for, put an end to, render inert, render null and void, set aside |
| cancer
| 3 |
noun |
malignant growth |
tumor, corruption, disease |
| cancer
| 7 |
noun |
malignant growth |
malignancy, sickness, canker, C, carcinoma, big C, long illness |
| candidate
| 4 |
noun |
person desiring political office, job |
competitor, nominee, runner, possibility |
| candidate
| 23 |
noun |
person desiring political office, job |
applicant, contender, contestant, aspirant, successor, claimant, hopeful, petitioner, seeker, entrant, suitor, dark horse, bidder, pothunter, stumper, write-in, favorite son, handshaker, job-hunter, office-seeker, possible choice, solicitant, whistle-stopper |
| candle
| 1 |
noun |
taper |
dip |
| candle
| 4 |
noun |
taper |
torch, flambeau, rushlight, bougie |
| cane
| 3 |
noun |
stick to aid walking of disabled |
pole, rod, staff |
| cane
| 3 |
noun |
stick to aid walking of disabled |
walking stick, pikestaff, vade mecum |
| canvas
| 3 |
noun |
coarse material |
fly, shade, duck |
| canvas
| 5 |
noun |
coarse material |
tarpaulin, tarp, sailcloth, tenting, awning cloth |
| canvas
| 5 |
noun |
painting on coarse material |
picture, art, portrait, piece, oil |
| canvas
| 3 |
noun |
painting on coarse material |
watercolor, artwork, still life |
| cap
| 9 |
noun |
small hat |
bonnet, beret, beanie, pillbox, skullcap, DINK, tam, fez, tam o'shanter |
| cap
| 9 |
verb |
outdo a performance |
exceed, finish, complete, beat, cover, top, better, pass, best |
| cap
| 19 |
verb |
outdo a performance |
clinch, wrap up, crown, surpass, eclipse, transcend, trump, excel, outshine, can, outstrip, surmount, crest, cob, button down, button up, do to a T, put the lid on, top it off |
| capable
| 15 |
adj |
able to perform |
experienced, suited, talented, efficient, gifted, able, accomplished, good, qualified, adequate, intelligent, adapted, fitted, proper, veteran |
| capable
| 27 |
adj |
able to perform |
proficient, adept, skillful, competent, apt, au fait, clever, green thumb, masterly, old hand, old-timer, on the ball, dynamite, up, fireball, has what it takes, having know-how, having the goods, having the right stuff, knowing the ropes, knowing the score, like a one-man band, like a pistol, there, up to it, up to snuff, up to speed |
| capital
| 17 |
adj |
main, essential |
central, prime, major, dominant, leading, primary, chief, fundamental, basic, principal, first, controlling, important, outstanding, prominent, underlying, vital |
| capital
| 7 |
adj |
main, essential |
cardinal, foremost, number one, paramount, predominant, preeminent, overruling |
| capital
| 12 |
adj |
superior |
fly, great, champion, prime, top, choice, crack, fine, best, first, excellent, famous |
| capital
| 10 |
adj |
superior |
dandy, delightful, deluxe, first-class, first-rate, splendid, superb, top-notch, five-star, world-class |
| capital
| 20 |
noun |
financial assets |
money, financing, investment, business, cash, substance, fortune, wealth, gold, means, funds, stake, treasure, stock, estate, property, finances, resources, principal, interests |
| capital
| 7 |
noun |
financial assets |
wherewithal, kitty, savings, nest egg, ways and means, CD, IRA |
| capital
| 1 |
noun |
city of governmental seat |
control |
| capital
| 6 |
noun |
city of governmental seat |
metropolis, municipality, county seat, political front, principal city, the Hill |
| capital
| 2 |
noun |
upper case written symbol |
initial, cap |
| capital
| 3 |
noun |
upper case written symbol |
majuscule, uncial, small cap |
| capitalism
| 2 |
noun |
economic system of private ownership |
competition, democracy |
| capitalism
| 7 |
noun |
economic system of private ownership |
free enterprise, private enterprise, commercialism, mercantilism, industrialism, free market, laissez faire economics |
| captain
| 14 |
noun |
chief of vehicle, effort |
executive, boss, commander, director, operator, officer, owner, pilot, leader, head, cap, authority, guide, master |
| captain
| 14 |
noun |
chief of vehicle, effort |
skipper, exec, skip, top, royalty, mistress, chieftain, number one, CFO, CEO, four-striper, head honcho, higher up, top dog |
| captivate
| 11 |
verb |
attract, enchant |
grip, please, delight, entertain, charm, entrance, win, draw, hook, take, hold |
| captivate
| 25 |
verb |
attract, enchant |
gratify, dazzle, bewitch, fascinate, enthrall, seduce, mesmerize, hypnotize, beguile, enrapture, intrigue, lure, ensnare, allure, vamp, enslave, spellbind, magnetize, wile, infatuate, enamour, make a hit with, rope in, turn one on, sweep off one's feet |
| capture
| 17 |
noun |
catching, forceful holding |
taking, arrest, occupation, nail, trip, securing, winning, grasping, fall, catch, collar, acquisition, seizing, appropriating, trapping, gaining, obtaining |
| capture
| 26 |
noun |
catching, forceful holding |
apprehension, imprisonment, confiscation, seizure, abduction, acquirement, sweep, hook, nab, bust, appropriation, pull, pinch, drop, bag, grab, hit the jackpot, knock off, pick up, run in, ensnaring, snatching, commandeering, laying hold of, taking captive, taking into custody |
| capture
| 14 |
verb |
catch and forcefully hold |
secure, occupy, trap, seize, arrest, take, catch, cop, land, net, get, overwhelm, nail, collar |
| capture
| 21 |
verb |
catch and forcefully hold |
apprehend, pick up, snatch, conquer, grab, round up, nab, pinch, tumble, bust, bag, snare, hook, pull in, run in, take into custody, prehend, gain control, put the cuffs on, take captive, take prisoner |
| car
| 11 |
noun |
vehicle driven on streets |
wagon, van, auto, bus, machine, pickup, truck, motor, automobile, bucket, wheels |
| car
| 22 |
noun |
vehicle driven on streets |
ride, convertible, compact, wreck, buggy, conveyance, jalopy, heap, jeep, station wagon, limousine, coupe, junker, motorcar, sedan, hardtop, hatchback, subcompact, roadster, clunker, gas guzzler, touring car |
| carbohydrate
| 1 |
noun |
organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
sugar |
| carbohydrate
| 14 |
noun |
organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
starch, lactose, glucose, cellulose, galactose, glycogen, monosaccharide, disaccharide, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, dextrin, polysaccharide |
| carbon
| 3 |
noun |
element |
lead, coal, copy |
| carbon
| 5 |
noun |
element |
soot, replica, graphite, charcoal, coke |
| card
| 12 |
noun |
piece of paper, often with purposeful writing |
sheet, poster, label, program, calendar, ticket, check, square, schedule, identification, agenda, pass |
| card
| 8 |
noun |
piece of paper, often with purposeful writing |
badge, docket, billet, tally, voucher, timetable, cardboard, fiberboard |
| care
| 14 |
noun |
personal interest, concern |
responsibility, load, strain, fear, worry, charge, pressure, burden, trouble, stress, anxiety, alarm, sweat, bother |
| care
| 34 |
noun |
personal interest, concern |
encumbrance, distress, foreboding, uneasiness, incubus, affliction, perplexity, anguish, nuisance, unhappiness, annoyance, disturbance, disquiet, solicitude, exasperation, tribulation, woe, oppression, dismay, hardship, chagrin, handicap, sorrow, misgiving, onus, consternation, discomposure, apprehension, aggravation, impediment, hindrance, vexation, stew, fretfulness |
| care
| 13 |
noun |
carefulness, attention to detail |
management, effort, concentration, concern, discrimination, interest, direction, regard, enthusiasm, consideration, trouble, thought, pains |
| care
| 20 |
noun |
carefulness, attention to detail |
wariness, fastidiousness, caution, watchfulness, particularity, circumspection, meticulousness, solicitude, nicety, scrupulousness, vigilance, exactness, alertness, exertion, diligence, prudence, forethought, conscientiousness, heed, precaution |
| care
| 8 |
noun |
custody of person, usually child |
control, management, trust, protection, direction, administration, keeping, charge |
| care
| 10 |
noun |
custody of person, usually child |
supervision, safekeeping, superintendence, aegis, ward, auspices, tutelage, guardianship, ministration, wardship |
| care
| 12 |
verb |
tend to |
watch, tend, protect, consider, attend, sit, treasure, mind, foster, minister, mother, nurse |
| care
| 12 |
verb |
tend to |
nurture, ride herd on, wait on, pay attention to, baby sit, keep an eye on, keep tabs on, look after, mind the store, provide for, take pains, watch over |
| care
| 7 |
verb |
regard highly |
enjoy, love, want, desire, respect, like, prize |
| care
| 6 |
verb |
regard highly |
cherish, be crazy about, be fond of, find congenial, hold dear, take to |
| career
| 7 |
noun |
course, path |
course, race, orbit, passage, progress, walk, procedure |
| career
| 1 |
noun |
course, path |
pilgrimage |
| carefree
| 6 |
adj |
lighthearted, untroubled |
happy, calm, cool, easy, secure, sunny |
| carefree
| 18 |
adj |
lighthearted, untroubled |
cheerful, breezy, happy-go-lucky, jovial, cheery, jaunty, airy, blithe, buoyant, careless, insouciant, radiant, at ease, easy-going, feelgood, laid back, unanxious, unbothered |
| careful
| 12 |
adj |
cautious; painstaking |
precise, accurate, concerned, conservative, cool, exacting, guarded, particular, protective, religious, shy, solid |
| careful
| 35 |
adj |
cautious; painstaking |
attentive, choosy, mindful, wary, scrupulous, meticulous, deliberate, thorough, judicious, thoughtful, discreet, circumspect, conscientious, vigilant, rigorous, prudent, leery, sober, alert, apprehensive, assiduous, chary, fastidious, finicky, fussy, heedful, observant, prim, provident, punctilious, regardful, solicitous, going to great lengths, playing safe, selfdisciplined |
| careless
| 4 |
adj |
without sufficient attention |
casual, abstracted, loose, regardless |
| careless
| 41 |
adj |
without sufficient attention |
indifferent, indiscreet, inaccurate, wasteful, hasty, irresponsible, forgetful, lackadaisical, negligent, nonchalant, thoughtless, lax, sloppy, reckless, absent-minded, cursory, heedless, improvident, imprudent, inadvertent, incautious, inconsiderate, indolent, injudicious, mindless, oblivious, offhand, perfunctory, remiss, slipshod, unconcerned, unguarded, unheeding, unmindful, unobservant, unthinking, disregardful, napping, pococurante, uncircumspect, unreflective |
| careless
| 4 |
adj |
artless |
casual, modest, natural, simple |
| careless
| 3 |
adj |
artless |
nonchalant, naive, unstudied |
| carpet
| 1 |
noun |
nappy floor covering |
runner |
| carpet
| 6 |
noun |
nappy floor covering |
tapestry, rug, carpeting, matting, throw rug, wall-to-wall |
| carriage
| 6 |
noun |
delivery of freight |
transit, transportation, transport, conveying, carrying, delivering |
| carriage
| 2 |
noun |
delivery of freight |
freight, conveyance |
| carriage
| 13 |
noun |
posture, physical and mental |
bearing, look, stance, cast, aspect, presence, step, air, pace, attitude, manner, behavior, conduct |
| carriage
| 6 |
noun |
posture, physical and mental |
comportment, demeanor, deportment, gait, mien, positure |
| carrier
| 8 |
noun |
one who carries or transmits something |
shipper, transporter, messenger, bearer, courier, letter carrier, mail carrier, delivery person |
| carrier
| 3 |
noun |
a ship that carries airplanes |
aircraft carrier, warship, flattop |
| carrot
| 12 |
noun |
one's share, profit |
premium, bonus, gain, reward, proceeds, prize, extra, pay, portion, interest, check, returns |
| carrot
| 14 |
noun |
one's share, profit |
surplus, coupon, allowance, gravy, cut, lagniappe, taste, divvy, guerdon, appropriation, allotment, dispensation, remittance, meed |
| carrot
| 15 |
noun |
lure, inducement |
motivation, stimulus, reason, spring, influence, motive, whip, ground, urge, excuse, purpose, impulse, consideration, inspiration, drive |
| carrot
| 21 |
noun |
lure, inducement |
impetus, encouragement, enticement, bait, provocation, insistence, temptation, come-on, goad, exhortation, stimulation, persuasion, stimulant, spur, incitement, allurement, instigation, rationale, catalyst, determinant, reason why |
| carrot
| 11 |
noun |
incentive, motive |
stimulus, desire, urge, influence, twist, attraction, impulse, consideration, reward, cause, leader |
| carrot
| 14 |
noun |
incentive, motive |
encouragement, incitement, bait, temptation, come-on, lure, spur, hook, con, brainwash, hard sell, snow job, soft soap, sweet talk |
| carrot
| 11 |
noun |
bait |
hook, trick, incentive, attraction, call, appeal, illusion, draw, pull, trap, invitation |
| carrot
| 23 |
noun |
bait |
decoy, delusion, camouflage, fake, gimmick, temptation, come-on, seduction, inducement, bribe, snare, allurement, ambush, tout, enticement, con game, sitting duck, inveiglement, mousetrap, sweetener, magnet, seducement, siren song |
| carrot
| 9 |
noun |
combination of red and yellow |
cantaloupe, bittersweet, titian, peach, apricot, coral, salmon, tangerine, red-yellow |
| carrot
| 6 |
noun |
reward, prize |
premium, bonus, treasure, asset, pick, find |
| carrot
| 5 |
noun |
reward, prize |
cream, nugget, catch, dividend, meed |
| carrot
| 8 |
noun |
bonus, prize |
value, stock, regard, extra, appreciation, percentage, reward, store |
| carrot
| 13 |
noun |
bonus, prize |
dividend, fee, gravy, perk, plum, guerdon, recompense, boon, bounty, perquisite, remuneration, meed, spiff |
| carrot
| 17 |
noun |
award, winnings |
championship, advantage, title, bonus, purse, reward, medal, honor, scholarship, capture, privilege, possession, premium, haul, acquisition, strokes, stakes |
| carrot
| 32 |
noun |
award, winnings |
trophy, jackpot, crown, gold, payoff, citation, windfall, accolade, bounty, dividend, inducement, acquirement, guerdon, decoration, laurel, swag, gravy, pillage, spoils, plunder, requital, spoil, plum, recompense, cake, loot, blue ribbon, pickings, meed, feather in cap, first place, gold star |
| carrot
| 15 |
noun |
payment, prize |
premium, bonus, compensation, award, honor, profit, benefit, punishment, merit, wages, tip, cue, return, gain, strokes |
| carrot
| 23 |
noun |
payment, prize |
accolade, bounty, dividend, guerdon, crown, comeuppance, gravy, grease, garland, salve, retribution, plum, recompense, repayment, requital, fringe benefit, just deserts, remuneration, goodies, sweetener, meed, perks, feather in cap |
| carrot
| 9 |
noun |
reward |
merit, compensation, cue, bonus, award, appreciation, benefit, honor, gain |
| carrot
| 17 |
noun |
reward |
crown, dividend, comeuppance, honorarium, bounty, gravy, grease, garland, plum, accolade, fringe benefit, just deserts, goodies, perks, meed, feather in cap, prem |
| carrot
| 10 |
noun |
lure |
appeal, attraction, call, draw, illusion, incentive, invitation, pull, trap, trick |
| carrot
| 24 |
noun |
lure |
allurement, ambush, bait, bribe, camouflage, come-on, con game, decoy, delusion, enticement, fake, gimmick, hook, inducement, seduction, sitting duck, snare, temptation, tout, magnet, mousetrap, seducement, siren song, sweetener |
| carry
| 21 |
verb |
transport physical object |
give, import, move, bear, transfer, remove, bring, haul, lift, take, transmit, pack, shoulder, shift, cart, pipe, sustain, convey, conduct, truck, channel |
| carry
| 18 |
verb |
transport physical object |
tote, hoist, lug, ferry, funnel, convoy, freight, relay, backpack, displace, waft, relocate, fetch, transplant, schlepp, portage, heft, traject |
| carry
| 15 |
verb |
win; accomplish |
move, drive, get, capture, secure, urge, influence, effect, strike, gain, impress, touch, affect, prevail, inspire |
| carry
| 4 |
verb |
win; accomplish |
sway, spur, impel, be victorious |
| carry
| 13 |
verb |
broadcast electronically |
give, transfer, offer, bear, send, air, publish, release, display, transport, communicate, convey, conduct |
| carry
| 3 |
verb |
broadcast electronically |
disseminate, relay, pass on |
| cart
| 2 |
noun |
small attachment for transporting |
wagon, truck |
| cart
| 15 |
noun |
small attachment for transporting |
buggy, dray, gig, dolly, barrow, rickshaw, pushcart, handcart, tumbrel, palanquin, wheelbarrow, gurney, curricle, tilbury, two-wheeler |
| cart
| 6 |
verb |
carry |
haul, bring, move, bear, take, convey |
| cart
| 3 |
verb |
carry |
ferry, tote, schlepp |
| carve
| 11 |
verb |
cut carefully with sharp instrument |
fashion, divide, shape, slice, trim, form, pattern, chip, tool, model, grave |
| carve
| 20 |
verb |
cut carefully with sharp instrument |
hack, chisel, engrave, etch, mold, cleave, hew, indent, stipple, incise, whittle, sunder, slash, dissect, dissever, block out, sculpt, mould, rough-hew, insculpt |
| case
| 17 |
noun |
container; items in container |
chest, chamber, grip, shell, safe, envelope, cabinet, trunk, box, casing, covering, cover, jacket, bag, basket, tray, wrapping |
| case
| 25 |
noun |
container; items in container |
bin, crate, crib, wallet, sheath, integument, receptacle, compact, casket, baggage, wrapper, folder, carton, cartridge, capsule, chassis, coffer, holder, caisson, suitcase, drawer, crating, caddy, scabbard, canister |
| case
| 11 |
noun |
circumstance, conditions |
state, event, incident, situation, problem, crisis, fact, status, dilemma, context, position |
| case
| 6 |
noun |
circumstance, conditions |
predicament, occurrence, quandary, plight, contingency, eventuality |
| case
| 5 |
noun |
example |
instance, sample, representative, occasion, sampling |
| case
| 5 |
noun |
example |
occurrence, specimen, illustration, case history, exemplification |
| case
| 11 |
noun |
matter brought before a court |
claim, process, cause, argument, evidence, trial, suit, action, lawsuit, dispute, proof |
| case
| 3 |
noun |
matter brought before a court |
litigation, petition, proceedings |
| case
| 3 |
verb |
check something in detail |
study, examine, view |
| case
| 6 |
verb |
check something in detail |
inspect, scrutinize, canvass, check out, check over, check up |
| cash
| 18 |
noun |
money; assets |
supply, payment, note, currency, security, reserve, investment, stock, coin, principal, funds, treasure, riches, dough, lot, resources, bread, skins |
| cash
| 18 |
noun |
money; assets |
refund, buck, wherewithal, pledge, savings, scratch, cabbage, chicken feed, legal tender, banknote, remuneration, wampum, bullion, dinero, coinage, green stuff, mazumah, ready assets |
| cash
| 6 |
verb |
exchange for real money |
realize, acknowledge, pay, draw, honor, change |
| cash
| 5 |
verb |
exchange for real money |
liquidate, redeem, discharge, break a bill, make change |
| cassette
| 2 |
noun |
cartridge |
tape, recording |
| cast
| 8 |
noun |
a throw to the side |
toss, pitch, shooting, projection, casting, tossing, pitching, launching |
| cast
| 15 |
noun |
a throw to the side |
heave, lob, propulsion, sling, fling, hurl, thrust, ejection, expulsion, slinging, heaving, flinging, hurling, lobbing, thrusting |
| cast
| 8 |
noun |
appearance; shade of color |
style, tone, face, turn, manner, air, expression, look |
| cast
| 11 |
noun |
appearance; shade of color |
hue, semblance, embodiment, visage, demeanor, stamp, tinge, mien, countenance, tint, complexion |
| cast
| 9 |
noun |
actors in performance |
list, company, actresses, roles, players, parts, actors, characters, artists |
| cast
| 2 |
noun |
actors in performance |
troupe, dramatis personae |
| cast
| 5 |
noun |
molded structure |
shape, sculpture, figure, form, copy |
| cast
| 7 |
noun |
molded structure |
embodiment, plaster, conformation, duplicate, replica, facsimile, mold |
| cast
| 9 |
verb |
throw aside |
drop, shed, shy, toss, pitch, boot, drive, project, launch |
| cast
| 11 |
verb |
throw aside |
lob, impel, sling, fling, fire, chuck, hurl, thrust, peg, heave, bung |
| cast
| 11 |
verb |
emit, give |
direct, shed, point, train, distribute, sprinkle, scatter, aim, spray, spread, deposit |
| cast
| 5 |
verb |
emit, give |
spatter, bestow, radiate, strew, diffuse |
| cast
| 7 |
verb |
calculate |
count, figure, sum, number, add, foot, total |
| cast
| 5 |
verb |
calculate |
compute, reckon, tot, forecast, summate |
| cast
| 12 |
verb |
select for activity |
choose, pick, appoint, name, arrange, chart, detail, project, design, plan, determine, assign |
| cast
| 7 |
verb |
select for activity |
blueprint, devise, allot, designate, delegate, decide upon, give parts |
| castle
| 7 |
noun |
magnificent home, often for royalty |
hold, palace, seat, keep, peel, mansion, tower |
| castle
| 15 |
noun |
magnificent home, often for royalty |
stronghold, manor, fortification, citadel, villa, fortress, fort, fastness, alcazar, acropolis, safehold, donjon, estate house, fasthold, château |
| casualty
| 3 |
noun |
accident |
blow, disaster, chance |
| casualty
| 7 |
noun |
accident |
calamity, catastrophe, mishap, misfortune, debacle, contingency, misadventure |
| casualty
| 6 |
noun |
victim |
injured, wounded, dead, loss, missing, killed |
| casualty
| 4 |
noun |
victim |
fatality, prey, sufferer, death toll |
| cat
| 1 |
noun |
feline animal, sometimes a pet |
lion |
| cat
| 20 |
noun |
feline animal, sometimes a pet |
puma, panther, tabby, kitty, lynx, tiger, cougar, puss, kitten, leopard, bobcat, jaguar, tomcat, pussy, ocelot, tom, cheetah, mouser, grimalkin, malkin |
| catalogue
| 13 |
noun |
document |
catalog, inventory, magazine, calendar, index, schedule, brief, draft, roll, register, list, record, charts |
| catalogue
| 17 |
noun |
document |
directory, archive, prospectus, classification, specification, enumeration, syllabus, gazette, roster, slate, compendium, synopsis, docket, bulletin, hit list, gazetteer, cartulary |
| catch
| 4 |
noun |
fastener |
snap, hook, clip, bolt |
| catch
| 6 |
noun |
fastener |
clamp, buckle, latch, hasp, clasp, hook and eye |
| catch
| 3 |
noun |
trick, hidden disadvantage |
joke, puzzle, trap |
| catch
| 10 |
noun |
trick, hidden disadvantage |
snag, deception, conundrum, hitch, puzzler, drawback, decoy, Catch-22, stumbling block, fly in the ointment |
| catch
| 17 |
verb |
ensnare, apprehend |
capture, seize, arrest, take, pick, grab, trap, secure, nail, hook, net, grip, collar, cop, glove, bag, grasp |
| catch
| 20 |
verb |
ensnare, apprehend |
snag, snare, lasso, nab, bust, pluck, snatch, clench, entrap, clasp, entangle, clutch, corral, claw, prehend, glom, lay hold of, pounce on, take hold of, get one's fingers on |
| catch
| 5 |
verb |
find out, discover |
detect, spot, surprise, expose, encounter |
| catch
| 6 |
verb |
find out, discover |
unmask, descry, turn up, hit upon, meet with, take unawares |
| catch
| 4 |
verb |
contract an illness |
take, get, receive, develop |
| catch
| 9 |
verb |
contract an illness |
sicken, incur, come down with, become infected with, break out with, fall ill with, fall victim to, succumb to, suffer from |
| catch
| 8 |
verb |
come from behind and grab |
get, make, reach, take, pass, grab, jump, board |
| catch
| 9 |
verb |
come from behind and grab |
overtake, ram, overhaul, come upon, run down, go after, climb on, cotch, hop on |
| catch
| 10 |
verb |
hear and understand |
follow, see, get, feel, recognize, perceive, accept, understand, sense, grasp |
| catch
| 4 |
verb |
hear and understand |
apprehend, comprehend, discern, take in |
| category
| 16 |
noun |
classification, type |
division, kind, group, level, grade, section, league, list, rank, class, sort, head, heading, department, order, grouping |
| category
| 2 |
noun |
classification, type |
tier, pigeonhole |
| cater
| 6 |
verb |
provide, help |
humor, supply, outfit, baby, provision, cotton |
| cater
| 11 |
verb |
provide, help |
gratify, purvey, procure, pamper, spoil, indulge, coddle, furnish, victual, minister to, pander to |
| cathedral
| 1 |
noun |
large church |
temple |
| cathedral
| 10 |
noun |
large church |
basilica, sanctuary, house of God, house of worship, place of worship, chancel, minster, holy place, house of prayer, bishop's seat |
| cattle
| 4 |
noun |
bovine animals |
stock, beasts, bulls, cows |
| cattle
| 10 |
noun |
bovine animals |
herd, oxen, calves, livestock, shorthorns, dogies, longhorn, strays, bovid mammals, moo cows |
| cause
| 26 |
noun |
agent, originator |
origin, motivation, matter, explanation, element, motive, source, principle, root, purpose, producer, spring, ground, end, author, agency, foundation, object, consideration, beginning, account, basis, aim, occasion, maker, grounds |
| cause
| 13 |
noun |
agent, originator |
creator, instigation, stimulation, doer, genesis, inducement, incitement, antecedent, leaven, prime mover, causation, determinant, mainspring |
| cause
| 13 |
noun |
belief; undertaking for belief |
faith, goal, ideal, plan, objective, movement, purpose, attempt, conviction, object, intention, enterprise, principles |
| cause
| 1 |
noun |
belief; undertaking for belief |
creed |
| cause
| 14 |
verb |
bring into being; bring about |
begin, create, produce, provoke, generate, make, secure, motivate, compel, effect, introduce, let, occasion, open |
| cause
| 31 |
verb |
bring into being; bring about |
induce, precipitate, hatch, breed, engender, muster, revert, incite, elicit, evoke, kindle, kickoff, originate, brainstorm, break in, break the ice, bring to pass, come out with, cook up, dream up, make up, work up, lead to, be at the bottom of, fire up, get things rolling, give rise to, result in, sow the seeds, start the ball rolling, think up |
| caution
| 2 |
noun |
alertness, carefulness |
attention, care |
| caution
| 14 |
noun |
alertness, carefulness |
prudence, foresight, discretion, vigilance, circumspection, deliberation, heedfulness, providence, forethought, heed, watchfulness, discreetness, Fabian policy, canniness |
| caution
| 5 |
noun |
warning |
advice, notice, hint, counsel, sign |
| caution
| 11 |
noun |
warning |
tip-off, monition, omen, admonition, injunction, tip, caveat, premonition, forewarning, commonition, bug in one's ear |
| caution
| 2 |
verb |
warn, advise |
urge, flag |
| caution
| 12 |
verb |
warn, advise |
forewarn, exhort, admonish, alert, tip, give the high sign, give the lowdown on, put one wise, tip off, wave a red flag, wise one up, pull one's coat |
| cautious
| 2 |
adj |
careful, guarded |
safe, calculating |
| cautious
| 33 |
adj |
careful, guarded |
watchful, tentative, wary, judicious, discreet, circumspect, vigilant, prudent, leery, alert, cagey, chary, considerate, gingerly, heedful, politic, provident, pussyfoot, shrewd, all ears, forethoughtful, on the lookout, playing it cool, playing safe, taking it easy, taking it slow, thinking twice, walking on eggs, watching out, hedging one's bets, keeping on one's toes, watching one's step, with one's eyes peeled |
| cautiously
| 2 |
adv |
tentatively |
carefully, slowly |
| cautiously
| 1 |
adv |
tentatively |
guardedly |
| cave
| 9 |
noun |
hole in land formation |
cavern, grotto, cavity, pothole, den, hollow, rock shelter, subterrane, subterranean area |
| ceiling
| 3 |
noun |
top of a room |
beam, roof, timber |
| ceiling
| 13 |
noun |
top of a room |
plaster, covert, dome, canopy, groin, roofing, housetop, baldachin, fan vaulting, highest point, plafond, planchement, topside covering |
| ceiling
| 2 |
noun |
maximum |
top, record |
| ceiling
| 2 |
noun |
maximum |
superiority, legal price |
| celebration
| 10 |
noun |
commemoration of occasion, achievement |
ceremony, festival, triumph, anniversary, birthday, performance, party, recognition, keeping, honoring |
| celebration
| 29 |
noun |
commemoration of occasion, achievement |
festivity, observance, gala, spree, bash, gaiety, hullabaloo, revelry, remembrance, saturnalia, blowout, magnification, fete, hoopla, frolic, hilarity, merrymaking, carousal, merriment, jubilation, blast, glorification, conviviality, joviality, jubilee, jollification, memorialization, solemnization, wingding |
| celestial body
| 3 |
noun |
permanent natural object in the sky |
celestial object, heavenly body, celestial sphere |
| celestial sphere
| 2 |
noun |
earth's atmosphere |
lid, heavens |
| celestial sphere
| 9 |
noun |
earth's atmosphere |
firmament, welkin, empyrean, azure, vault, the blue, upper atmosphere, vault of heaven, wild blue yonder |
| celestial sphere
| 2 |
noun |
permanent natural object in the sky |
celestial object, heavenly body |
| celestial sphere
| 2 |
noun |
natural object in the sky |
celestial body, heavenly body |
| celestial sphere
| 1 |
noun |
natural object in sky |
sphere |
| celestial sphere
| 2 |
noun |
natural object in sky |
celestial body, orb |
| cell
| 2 |
noun |
smallest living organism |
egg, unit |
| cell
| 11 |
noun |
smallest living organism |
germ, embryo, microorganism, bacterium, spore, vacuole, corpuscle, follicle, utricle, cellule, haematid |
| cell
| 11 |
noun |
small room, container |
chamber, apartment, cage, booth, closet, pen, hole, hold, retreat, keep, tower |
| cell
| 19 |
noun |
small room, container |
cubicle, recess, crib, receptacle, dungeon, cavity, crypt, nook, burrow, compartment, lockup, coop, alcove, vault, stall, den, cloister, antechamber, bastille |
| cellar
| 2 |
noun |
underground story of building |
apartment, basement |
| cellar
| 4 |
noun |
underground story of building |
vault, subbasement, subterrane, underground room |
| cemetery
| 2 |
noun |
burial ground |
garden, grave |
| cemetery
| 23 |
noun |
burial ground |
tomb, graveyard, mortuary, ossuary, crypt, sepulcher, catacomb, necropolis, vault, charnel house, Golgotha, churchyard, charnel, boot hill, city of the dead, eternal home, funerary grounds, marble town, memorial park, polyandrium, resting place, God's acre, potter's field |
| censorship
| 3 |
noun |
forbiddance; ban |
restriction, control, forbidding |
| censorship
| 8 |
noun |
forbiddance; ban |
suppression, blackout, hush up, bowdlerization, blue pencil, infringing on rights, iron curtain, thought control |
| census
| 2 |
noun |
head count |
poll, statistics |
| census
| 5 |
noun |
head count |
enumeration, demography, demographics, population tally, stats |
| center
| 6 |
adj |
middle |
inside, interior, mean, deepest, inner, internal |
| center
| 12 |
adj |
middle |
midpoint, intermediary, intermediate, midway, equidistant, inmost, innermost, medial, mid, at halfway point, centermost, middlemost |
| center
| 11 |
noun |
middle point |
heart, place, essence, focus, seat, midst, interior, core, inside, quick, root |
| center
| 25 |
noun |
middle point |
hub, kernel, pivot, axis, gist, midpoint, nucleus, marrow, mainstream, pith, focal point, middle of the road, nave, omphalos, polestar, centrality, hotbed, cynosure, centrum, navel, centriole, equidistance, intermediacy, radial point, bull's-eye |
| center
| 10 |
noun |
point of attraction for visitors, shoppers, travelers |
town, city, heart, club, mall, station, capital, market, marketplace, focus |
| center
| 13 |
noun |
point of attraction for visitors, shoppers, travelers |
hub, shopping center, plaza, metropolis, mart, concourse, crossroads, focal point, meeting place, nerve center, polestar, social center, trading center |
| center
| 6 |
verb |
concentrate, draw together |
meet, attract, gather, focus, collect, join |
| center
| 11 |
verb |
concentrate, draw together |
intensify, consolidate, centralize, unify, concenter, focalize, bring to a focus, bring together, close on, converge upon, medialize |
| central
| 20 |
adj |
main, principal; in the middle |
key, important, fundamental, basic, significant, essential, prime, dominant, center, radical, primary, middle, chief, master, ruling, leading, interior, mean, inner, outstanding |
| central
| 22 |
adj |
main, principal; in the middle |
paramount, pivotal, salient, median, intermediate, cardinal, midway, equidistant, focal, foremost, inmost, mid, overriding, predominant, umbilical, axial, centric, centroidal, middlemost, midmost, nuclear, omphalic |
| century
| 3 |
adj |
of one hundred years |
centenary, centennial, centurial |
| cereal
| 2 |
noun |
edible grain |
wheat, grain |
| cereal
| 6 |
noun |
edible grain |
corn, rice, bran, rye, oats, breakfast food |
| ceremony
| 6 |
noun |
ritual; celebratory observation |
function, parade, service, show, custom, tradition |
| ceremony
| 9 |
noun |
ritual; celebratory observation |
observance, rite, commemoration, formality, solemnity, ordinance, Sacrament, liturgy, ceremonial |
| ceremony
| 3 |
noun |
etiquette |
protocol, form, prescription |
| ceremony
| 13 |
noun |
etiquette |
pomp, formality, propriety, decorum, nicety, preciseness, usage, strictness, conformity, ceremonial, politeness, formalism, formal courtesy |
| certain
| 8 |
adj |
confident |
positive, sure, convinced, assured, believing, calm, satisfied, secure |
| certain
| 11 |
adj |
confident |
assertive, cocksure, sanguine, self-confident, unconcerned, undisturbed, unperturbed, untroubled, undoubting, questionless, undoubtful |
| certain
| 18 |
adj |
undoubtable, valid |
real, sure, genuine, clear, safe, positive, absolute, determined, evident, firm, fixed, guaranteed, known, plain, reliable, set, sound, true |
| certain
| 28 |
adj |
undoubtable, valid |
undeniable, definite, authoritative, conclusive, demonstrable, destined, in the bag, incontrovertible, indubitable, infallible, irrefutable, provable, supreme, sure thing, trustworthy, unambiguous, undoubted, unequivocal, unerring, unmistakable, verifiable, ascertained, confirmable, establishable, having down pat, on ice, predestined, salted away |
| certain
| 12 |
adj |
fixed |
sure, assured, bound, decided, determined, established, guaranteed, set, settled, stated, concluded, ensured |
| certain
| 5 |
adj |
fixed |
definite, insured, warranted, certified, stipulated |
| certain
| 16 |
adj |
referring to a specifically known amount |
precise, specified, specific, individual, various, particular, numerous, special, express, many, marked, one, regular, several, some, defined |
| certain
| 6 |
adj |
referring to a specifically known amount |
singular, sundry, divers, a couple, a few, upwards of |
| certificate
| 8 |
noun |
authorizing document |
license, paper, permit, ticket, guarantee, pass, testimony, record |
| certificate
| 22 |
noun |
authorizing document |
warranty, coupon, receipt, diploma, affidavit, authentication, voucher, warrant, deed, authorization, testimonial, attestation, affirmation, endorsement, testament, docket, credential, documentation, certification, shingle, sheepskin, testification |
| chain
| 8 |
noun |
succession, series |
group, string, set, sequence, train, trust, order, row |
| chain
| 8 |
noun |
succession, series |
conglomerate, continuity, progression, alternation, concatenation, syndicate, consecution, catena |
| chain
| 6 |
noun |
connected metal links; jewelry made of such links |
cable, coupling, connection, link, iron, bond |
| chain
| 9 |
noun |
connected metal links; jewelry made of such links |
bracelet, fetter, manacle, shackle, trammel, lavaliere, pendant, locket, clinker |
| chain
| 4 |
verb |
manacle in metal |
attach, bind, connect, hold |
| chain
| 10 |
verb |
manacle in metal |
tie up, shackle, handcuff, enslave, tether, confine, fetter, trammel, moor, restrain |
| chair
| 1 |
noun |
single-seat furniture |
bench |
| chair
| 5 |
noun |
single-seat furniture |
sling, armchair, recliner, rocker, cathedra |
| chair
| 5 |
noun |
person in or position of authority |
monitor, director, captain, leader, principal |
| chair
| 10 |
noun |
person in or position of authority |
throne, chairperson, fellowship, tutor, helm, tutorship, professorship, instructorship, position of control, professorate |
| chalk
| 4 |
verb |
make pigmented; shade |
wash, paint, tone, burn |
| chalk
| 32 |
verb |
make pigmented; shade |
tint, illuminate, enliven, embellish, darken, infuse, dye, stain, stipple, variegate, emblazon, rouge, daub, crayon, flush, imbue, suffuse, gloss, glaze, crimson, redden, lacquer, gild, blacken, pigment, bloom, enamel, blush, tinge, adorn, fresco, pinken |
| chalk
| 8 |
noun |
something or someone cherished, prized |
choice, pick, love, ideal, preference, beloved, dear, main |
| chalk
| 11 |
noun |
something or someone cherished, prized |
front-runner, number one, darling, idol, paramour, pet, minion, shoo-in, apple of eye, fave, teacher's pet |
| chalk
| 17 |
verb |
blemish, stain |
impress, seal, streak, point, scratch, sign, stroke, initial, label, write, score, print, check, trace, brand, letter, dot |
| chalk
| 17 |
verb |
blemish, stain |
bruise, imprint, splotch, scar, underline, blot, pinpoint, stamp, nick, blaze, smudge, inscribe, autograph, blotch, dent, ink, X |
| chalk
| 6 |
noun |
liquid produced by mammals |
cream, raw, formula, whole, goat, powdered |
| chalk
| 11 |
noun |
liquid produced by mammals |
condensed, skim, buttermilk, half-and-half, homogenized, pasteurized, evaporated, laiche, low fat, moo juice, two-percent |
| chalk
| 5 |
verb |
do preliminary design |
characterize, draft, outline, plan, suggest |
| chalk
| 5 |
verb |
do preliminary design |
adumbrate, block out, delineate, skeleton, sketch |
| chalk
| 15 |
verb |
draw, outline |
portray, depict, chart, paint, represent, develop, trace, plot, describe, detail, characterize, draft, plan, design, line |
| chalk
| 11 |
verb |
draw, outline |
delineate, lay out, blueprint, skeleton, doodle, adumbrate, diagram, block out, rough out, map out, skeletonize |
| chalk
| 4 |
verb |
make or become extremely pale |
fade, white, pale, silver |
| chalk
| 12 |
verb |
make or become extremely pale |
bleach, blanch, whitewash, lighten, frost, dull, etiolate, blench, grizzle, decolorize, decolor, turn pale |
| chalk
| 16 |
verb |
put language down on paper |
compose, create, sign, note, record, pen, draft, address, print, tell, ghost, author, communicate, letter, commit, copy |
| chalk
| 34 |
verb |
put language down on paper |
rewrite, scrawl, scribble, engross, transcribe, formulate, correspond, inscribe, reproduce, indite, scribe, autograph, draw up, knock off, knock out, take down, turn out, typewrite, ink, pencil, bang out, comp, dash off, drop a line, drop a note, jot down, note down, push a pencil, put in writing, scriven, set down, set forth, write down, write up |
| chalk
| 10 |
noun |
rock formed from sediment |
conglomerate, shale, chemical sedimentary rock, clastic rock, limestone, lithified sediment, mechanical sedimentary rock, nonclastic rock, sandstone, stratified rock |
| chalk
| 8 |
noun |
favorite |
love, choice, ideal, preference, beloved, pick, dear, main |
| chalk
| 11 |
noun |
favorite |
front-runner, paramour, pet, certainty, minion, darling, idol, number one, apple of eye, fave, teacher's pet |
| challenge
| 9 |
noun |
dispute, question |
objection, test, protest, threat, demanding, trial, confrontation, dare, claiming |
| challenge
| 7 |
noun |
dispute, question |
ultimatum, provocation, interrogation, demur, defiance, remonstrance, summons to contest |
| challenge
| 17 |
verb |
dispute, question |
try, claim, confront, impose, assert, demand, test, require, brave, tax, cross, investigate, provoke, exact, stimulate, dare, beard |
| challenge
| 28 |
verb |
dispute, question |
defy, denounce, call for, impugn, vindicate, inquire, impeach, summon, accost, arouse, reclaim, query, face the music, throw down the gauntlet, ask for, call out, face down, face off, fly in the face of, hang in, insist upon, invite competition, make a point of, make a stand, object to, search out, stand up to, stick it out |
| champagne
| 2 |
noun |
sparkling wine |
bubbly, wine |
| champion
| 14 |
adj |
best, excellent |
super, prime, superior, head, choice, first, chief, capital, cool, distinguished, principal, outstanding, tops, greatest |
| champion
| 16 |
adj |
best, excellent |
unbeaten, undefeated, dandy, premier, boss, illustrious, out of sight, out of this world, splendid, top-notch, blue-ribbon, topflight, prize-winning, tip top, top drawer, world class |
| champion
| 8 |
noun |
defeater in competition; preeminent supporter |
hero, winner, defender, patron, supporter, ally, warrior, advocate |
| champion
| 25 |
noun |
defeater in competition; preeminent supporter |
number one, challenger, champ, nonpareil, victor, exponent, partisan, sympathizer, paladin, guardian, backer, heroine, proponent, conqueror, protector, medalist, upholder, vanquisher, expounder, endorser, vindicator, numero uno, the greatest, titleholder, top dog |
| champion
| 6 |
verb |
advocate, support |
defend, promote, contend, battle, support, back |
| champion
| 12 |
verb |
advocate, support |
uphold, espouse, patronize, go to bat for, fight for, plead for, put in a good word for, ride shotgun for, side with, stand behind, stand up for, thump for |
| chance
| 4 |
adj |
accidental, unforeseeable |
casual, happy, lucky, odd |
| chance
| 13 |
adj |
accidental, unforeseeable |
incidental, contingent, adventitious, fluky, fortuitous, fortunate, inadvertent, offhand, unforeseen, unintentional, unplanned, at random, unlooked for |
| chance
| 12 |
noun |
possibility, probability |
prospect, opportunity, odds, break, time, likelihood, show, opening, liability, scope, occasion, indications |
| chance
| 9 |
noun |
possibility, probability |
outlook, shot, squeak, contingency, wager, long shot, look-in, fair shake, fighting chance |
| chance
| 15 |
noun |
fate, luck |
risk, advantage, odds, break, future, lot, outcome, casualty, destination, hazard, accident, adventure, fortune, happening, cast |
| chance
| 30 |
noun |
fate, luck |
hit, fortuity, occurrence, coincidence, misfortune, lottery, destiny, kismet, providence, toss-up, hap, gamble, fluke, doom, peril, contingency, bad luck, good luck, haphazard, lucky break, stroke of luck, peradventure, wheel of fortune, even chance, heads or tails, in the cards, luck out, throw of the dice, turn of the cards, way the cookie crumbles |
| chance
| 6 |
noun |
gamble, risk |
stake, hazard, try, venture, speculation, bet |
| chance
| 7 |
noun |
gamble, risk |
raffle, lottery, jeopardy, wager, craps game, fall of the cards, throw of the dice |
| chance
| 7 |
verb |
risk, endanger |
speculate, stake, attempt, hazard, try, plunge, venture |
| chance
| 19 |
verb |
risk, endanger |
jeopardize, wager, gamble, wildcat, cast lots, draw lots, go out on a limb, have a fling at, play with fire, put eggs in one basket, put it on the line, roll the dice, run the risk, skate on thin ice, take shot in the dark, tempt fate, tempt fortune, toss up, stick one's neck out |
| chance
| 9 |
verb |
happen |
light, meet, stumble, break, go, arrive, come, occur, luck |
| chance
| 17 |
verb |
happen |
tumble, bump, befall, transpire, hap, betide, come about, come off, fall out, turn up, blunder on, come to pass, hit upon, light upon, stumble on, be one's fate, fall to one's lot |
| change
| 17 |
noun |
something made different; alteration |
development, advance, adjustment, diversity, shift, transition, variation, switch, revolution, innovation, difference, transformation, conversion, variety, addition, break, turn |
| change
| 23 |
noun |
something made different; alteration |
reversal, modification, revision, about-face, diversification, distortion, metamorphosis, compression, novelty, mutation, reconstruction, vicissitude, remodeling, correction, transmutation, modulation, refinement, contraction, surrogate, permutation, variance, tempering, turnover |
| change
| 4 |
noun |
substitution; replacement |
switch, conversion, exchange, trade |
| change
| 4 |
noun |
substitution; replacement |
turnaround, interchange, flip-flop, swap |
| change
| 3 |
noun |
smaller currency in exchange for larger |
quarters, silver, coins |
| change
| 8 |
noun |
smaller currency in exchange for larger |
chicken feed, pin money, pocket money, spending money, copper, pennies, nickels, dimes |
| change
| 19 |
verb |
make or become different |
evolve, reduce, resolve, reform, shift, vary, transform, turn, shape, adjust, modify, diminish, alter, replace, adapt, translate, accommodate, convert, moderate |
| change
| 30 |
verb |
make or become different |
fluctuate, transmute, naturalize, reorganize, renovate, commute, diverge, redo, remodel, substitute, regenerate, alternate, revolutionize, modulate, mutate, transpose, metamorphose, warp, transfigure, vacillate, veer, merge, recondition, diversify, temper, remake, make innovations, make over, restyle, tamper with |
| change
| 7 |
verb |
substitute, replace |
shift, reverse, remove, trade, convert, exchange, transmit |
| change
| 9 |
verb |
substitute, replace |
interchange, barter, invert, alternate, transpose, displace, supplant, swap, switch around |
| channel
| 17 |
noun |
pathway, usually containing water |
medium, means, tunnel, route, carrier, course, pass, chase, tube, passage, way, main, approach, sound, dig, pipe, chamber |
| channel
| 24 |
noun |
pathway, usually containing water |
avenue, gully, duct, strait, slit, ditch, canal, gouge, aqueduct, arroyo, conduit, trough, artery, vein, furrow, gutter, runway, canyon, sewer, watercourse, groove, fluting, tideway, raceway |
| channel
| 11 |
noun |
means |
medium, route, agency, instrument, vehicle, organ, ministry, agent, course, way, approach |
| channel
| 3 |
noun |
means |
avenue, instrumentation, instrumentality |
| channel
| 8 |
verb |
direct, guide |
carry, convey, transmit, transport, pipe, route, send, conduct |
| channel
| 3 |
verb |
direct, guide |
funnel, siphon, traject |
| chaos
| 1 |
noun |
utter confusion |
disorder |
| chaos
| 22 |
noun |
utter confusion |
turmoil, discord, tumult, disarray, pandemonium, lawlessness, anarchy, misrule, bedlam, muddle, unruliness, snarl, entropy, free-for-all, clutter, mix-up, disorganization, topsy-turviness, mobocracy, ataxia, holy mess, rat's nest |
| chap
| 3 |
noun |
gentleman |
boy, man, fellow |
| chap
| 3 |
noun |
gentleman |
bloke, lad, gent |
| chapter
| 11 |
noun |
section of book or group of items |
division, episode, member, branch, phase, unit, stage, period, topic, part, wing |
| chapter
| 3 |
noun |
section of book or group of items |
affiliate, clause, offshoot |
| character
| 34 |
noun |
individuality |
style, humor, nature, type, kind, cast, aspect, sense, tone, quality, spirit, personality, streak, set, bent, habit, attribute, frame, shape, standing, constitution, record, genius, complex, sort, trait, makeup, specialty, mood, appearance, turn, reputation, grain, emotions |
| character
| 16 |
noun |
individuality |
morale, complexion, repute, ethos, badge, caliber, disposition, temperament, singularity, mettle, vein, mystique, estimation, temper, frame of mind, crasis |
| character
| 14 |
noun |
integrity |
intelligence, courage, name, standing, status, station, mind, rank, fame, reputation, place, position, report, honor |
| character
| 4 |
noun |
integrity |
rep, uprightness, repute, rectitude |
| character
| 3 |
noun |
odd person |
figure, personality, nut |
| character
| 17 |
noun |
odd person |
case, customer, oddball, freak, oddity, eccentric, queer, personage, clown, weirdo, spook, crank, original, card, duck, zombie, wack |
| character
| 7 |
noun |
written symbol |
type, figure, number, mark, letter, device, sign |
| character
| 7 |
noun |
written symbol |
monogram, emblem, cipher, logo, numeral, hieroglyph, rune |
| character
| 2 |
noun |
portrayal of another |
role, part |
| character
| 2 |
noun |
portrayal of another |
impersonation, personification |
| characteristic
| 23 |
adj |
typical; distinguishing |
distinctive, unique, exclusive, individual, normal, personal, private, essential, specific, regular, representative, particular, local, original, special, native, appropriate, distinguishing, fixed, inherent, marked, proper, symbolic |
| characteristic
| 17 |
adj |
typical; distinguishing |
innate, singular, peculiar, idiosyncratic, indicative, diagnostic, discriminating, especial, inborn, inbred, ingrained, symptomatic, discriminative, emblematic, individualistic, differentiating, individualizing |
| characteristic
| 29 |
noun |
typical feature, trait |
style, essence, tendency, nature, attribute, component, virtue, aspect, tone, flavor, quality, symptom, personality, streak, bearing, bent, point, frame, thing, mood, cast, mark, specialty, faculty, bag, turn, distinction, property, essential |
| characteristic
| 22 |
noun |
typical feature, trait |
peculiarity, temperament, individuality, endowment, particularity, trademark, originality, complexion, badge, inclination, caliber, stripe, disposition, singularity, earmark, idiosyncrasy, mannerism, tinge, affection, thumbprint, differentia, lineament |
| charge
| 3 |
noun |
accusation |
complaint, allegation, beef |
| charge
| 5 |
noun |
accusation |
indictment, stink, gripe, imputation, plaint |
| charge
| 4 |
noun |
attack |
assault, rush, push, invasion |
| charge
| 7 |
noun |
attack |
sortie, onslaught, blitz, onset, blitzkrieg, outbreak, mugging |
| charge
| 15 |
noun |
burden |
need, tax, concern, duty, task, weight, office, commitment, must, right, responsibility, obligation, trust, custody, care |
| charge
| 7 |
noun |
burden |
safekeeping, onus, millstone, ward, committal, deadweight, ought |
| charge
| 9 |
noun |
price asked for something |
rate, price, damage, amount, cost, expense, payment, bite, squeeze |
| charge
| 8 |
noun |
price asked for something |
tick, outlay, nick, expenditure, tab, tariff, bad news, price tag |
| charge
| 7 |
noun |
command |
order, direction, word, instruction, dictate, bidding, mandate |
| charge
| 4 |
noun |
command |
injunction, exhortation, precept, behest |
| charge
| 6 |
noun |
supervisory responsibility |
conduct, management, running, handling, custody, care |
| charge
| 6 |
noun |
supervisory responsibility |
supervision, ward, oversight, superintendence, intendance, superintendency |
| charge
| 3 |
verb |
accuse |
involve, blame, tax |
| charge
| 19 |
verb |
accuse |
indict, impeach, arraign, impugn, reprehend, criminate, censure, incriminate, inculpate, impute, finger, peg, reproach, turn on, blow the whistle on, drag into court, hang something on, point the finger at, whistle-blow |
| charge
| 8 |
verb |
attack |
assault, buck, rush, tear, bolt, storm, invade, chase |
| charge
| 9 |
verb |
attack |
smash, stampede, bushwhack, dash, mug, lunge, assail, blindside, jump on |
| charge
| 7 |
verb |
load, tax |
commit, burden, crowd, fill, pile, weigh, pack |
| charge
| 19 |
verb |
load, tax |
permeate, clog, impregnate, ram, transfuse, instill, afflict, suffuse, cram, lade, cumber, heap, penetrate, entrust, saddle, saturate, choke, pervade, encumber |
| charge
| 9 |
verb |
order something done |
ask, warn, require, request, tell, bid, direct, instruct, command |
| charge
| 5 |
verb |
order something done |
exhort, solicit, enjoin, entrust, adjure |
| charge
| 4 |
verb |
ask a price |
require, impose, demand, price |
| charge
| 3 |
verb |
ask a price |
levy, fix price at, sell for |
| charge
| 1 |
verb |
pay with credit card |
book |
| charge
| 15 |
verb |
pay with credit card |
encumber, nick, cuff, debit, paste, chalk up, buy on credit, go into hock, incur debt, put on account, put on the cuff, put on the tab, receive credit, run up, put on one's card |
| charismatic
| 2 |
adj |
charming |
appealing, magnetic |
| charismatic
| 5 |
adj |
charming |
alluring, hypnotic, larger than life, mesmerizing, poised |
| charity
| 6 |
noun |
generosity, gift |
fund, donation, offering, assistance, relief, contribution |
| charity
| 14 |
noun |
generosity, gift |
philanthropy, endowment, beneficence, dole, hand, oblation, alms, benefaction, helping hand, largesse, alms-giving, write-off, gifting, hand-out |
| charity
| 3 |
noun |
kindness, compassion |
love, humanity, grace |
| charity
| 22 |
noun |
kindness, compassion |
benignity, magnanimity, bountifulness, goodness, indulgence, kindliness, lenity, benevolence, attachment, bounty, agape, amity, clemency, altruism, mercy, goodwill, generosity, affection, fellow feeling, tenderheartedness, humaneness, caritas |
| charm
| 6 |
noun |
enchantment, allure |
magic, beauty, appeal, grace, spell, attraction |
| charm
| 19 |
noun |
enchantment, allure |
glamour, charisma, pizzazz, lure, attractiveness, sorcery, fascination, magnetism, agreeableness, allurement, something, chemistry, witchery, desirability, IT, bewitchery, conjuration, delightfulness, star quality |
| charm
| 11 |
noun |
talisman |
juju, phylactery, trinket, amulet, fetish, mascot, good-luck piece, lucky piece, madstone, zemi, rabbit's foot |
| charm
| 9 |
verb |
enchant |
please, delight, attract, entrance, win, draw, grab, transport, possess |
| charm
| 32 |
verb |
enchant |
tickle, bewitch, fascinate, enthrall, captivate, hypnotize, beguile, cajole, wow, enrapture, mesmerize, enamor, slay, spell, hex, send, inveigle, vamp, allure, kill, take, voodoo, wile, magnetize, knock out, turn on, ensorcell, knock dead, put under a spell, sweep off feet, tickle pink, win over |
| chart
| 4 |
noun |
map, plan |
table, plot, outline, scheme |
| chart
| 7 |
noun |
map, plan |
blueprint, graph, sketch, tabulation, diagram, rough draft, plat |
| chart
| 8 |
verb |
plan, map out |
outline, plot, project, cast, shape, design, draft, arrange |
| chart
| 7 |
verb |
plan, map out |
delineate, lay out, sketch, devise, blueprint, graph, block out |
| charter
| 13 |
noun |
treaty, agreement |
code, constitution, license, contract, permit, settlement, document, right, grant, patent, privilege, franchise, bond |
| charter
| 8 |
noun |
treaty, agreement |
pact, prerogative, indenture, conveyance, allotment, concession, endowment, deed |
| charter
| 12 |
verb |
reserve, commission |
authorize, employ, borrow, rent, hire, engage, license, permit, contract, let, allow, sanction |
| charter
| 1 |
verb |
reserve, commission |
lease |
| chase
| 4 |
noun |
pursuit |
quest, hunt, race, hunting |
| chase
| 1 |
noun |
pursuit |
venery |
| chase
| 11 |
verb |
run after, pursue |
tear, rush, hunt, drive, trail, track, follow, speed, course, charge, seek |
| chase
| 10 |
verb |
run after, pursue |
run down, expel, hound, bird-dog, go after, drive away, chivy, shag, take off after, track down |
| chatter
| 11 |
noun |
constant or rapid talk |
chitchat, blather, babble, chat, gossip, palaver, gas, prattle, jabber, twaddle, yakking |
| chatter
| 1 |
verb |
speak fast and non-stop |
jaw |
| chatter
| 22 |
verb |
speak fast and non-stop |
babble, blather, cackle, prate, chat, jabber, chitchat, gas, gabble, blab, tattle, twiddle, clack, yak, gossip, prattle, gibber, palaver, gab, twaddle, natter, go on and on |
| chatterbox
| 6 |
noun |
talkative person |
blabbermouth, windbag, clack, gossip, busybody, magpie |
| chauvinist
| 5 |
noun |
jingo |
bigot, patriot, sexist, jingoist, superpatriot |
| cheap
| 11 |
adj |
inexpensive |
reasonable, competitive, budget, buy, moderate, reduced, sale, standard, steal, utility, lowered |
| cheap
| 27 |
adj |
inexpensive |
low-cost, low-priced, economical, bargain, dime a dozen, irregular, nominal, at a bargain, bargain-basement, bargain-counter, bought for a song, cheapo, cost next to nothing, cut-price, cut-rate, depreciated, easy on the pocketbook, half-priced, low tariff, marked down, on sale, popularly priced, real buy, slashed, uncostly, undear, worth the money |
| cheap
| 8 |
adj |
inferior, low in quality |
poor, bad, base, common, garbage, mean, ordinary, terrible |
| cheap
| 36 |
adj |
inferior, low in quality |
bogus, cheesy, commonplace, crappy, dud, flashy, garish, lousy, mangy, mediocre, meretricious, paltry, ratty, raunchy, rotten, second-rate, shoddy, sleazy, small-time, tawdry, trashy, trumpery, two-bit, valueless, white elephant, worthless, tatty, catchpenny, cruddy, glitzy, junky, no bargain, no good, rinky-dink, rubbishy, scroungy |
| cheap
| 4 |
adj |
low, vulgar |
dirty, base, mean, sorry |
| cheap
| 11 |
adj |
low, vulgar |
abject, beggarly, contemptible, despicable, dishonest, shabby, sordid, tawdry, vile, pitiable, scurvy |
| cheap
| 1 |
adj |
concerned with saving money |
mean |
| cheap
| 7 |
adj |
concerned with saving money |
tight, miserly, penny-pinching, stingy, thrifty, mingy, tight-wad |
| check
| 8 |
noun |
inspection, examination |
review, analysis, research, control, investigation, inquiry, test, poll |
| check
| 4 |
noun |
inspection, examination |
checkup, audit, rein, scrutiny |
| check
| 8 |
noun |
restraint, hindrance |
control, blow, limitation, reverse, constraint, frustration, disappointment, trouble |
| check
| 14 |
noun |
restraint, hindrance |
rejection, holdup, stoppage, obstruction, inhibition, harness, curb, reversal, damper, setback, impediment, grunt, rebuff, restrainer |
| check
| 7 |
noun |
symbol for ticking off |
cross, sign, mark, stroke, score, line, dot |
| check
| 2 |
noun |
symbol for ticking off |
tick, X |
| check
| 5 |
noun |
pattern of squares |
patchwork, plaid, quilt, tartan, checkerboard |
| check
| 17 |
verb |
inspect, examine |
monitor, confirm, review, correct, try, investigate, test, analyze, study, case, count, compare, prove, overlook, note, candle, tell |
| check
| 19 |
verb |
inspect, examine |
find out, probe, go through, verify, scrutinize, quiz, audit, frisk, ascertain, look at, eyeball, balance account, enquire about, keep account, look over, look see, make sure, scout out, take stock |
| check
| 16 |
verb |
hinder, restrain |
control, prevent, stop, reduce, arrest, delay, moderate, frustrate, stay, pause, interrupt, bit, hold, discourage, bar, limit |
| check
| 39 |
verb |
hinder, restrain |
halt, curb, obstruct, repulse, thwart, neutralize, terminate, obviate, harness, snub, counteract, tame, circumvent, bottleneck, repress, checkmate, suppress, retard, baffle, foil, impede, rebuff, inhibit, preclude, choke, withhold, squelch, bridle, constrain, cut short, hold back, nip in the bud, hold down, hold in, keep back, play for time, rein in, slacken pace, slow down |
| cheek
| 4 |
noun |
side of human face |
chop, jowl, choppers, gill |
| cheek
| 3 |
noun |
audacity, boldness |
lip, confidence, sauce |
| cheek
| 14 |
noun |
audacity, boldness |
nerve, impertinence, presumption, brazenness, insolence, disrespect, brashness, temerity, rudeness, gall, brass, chutzpah, impudence, effrontery |
| cheeky
| 2 |
adj |
impudent |
bold, forward |
| cheeky
| 10 |
adj |
impudent |
saucy, brash, audacious, brazen, disrespectful, impertinent, insolent, insulting, nervy, ballsy |
| cheerful
| 8 |
adj |
happy |
bright, sunny, pleasant, contented, gay, glad, high, bucked |
| cheerful
| 44 |
adj |
happy |
peppy, effervescent, buoyant, sanguine, jolly, lighthearted, rosy, upbeat, joyful, merry, cheery, jaunty, enthusiastic, good-natured, chipper, perky, animated, lively, airy, blithe, good-humored, hearty, hilarious, hopeful, jocund, roseate, snappy, sparkling, sprightly, vivacious, winsome, zippy, bouncy, enlivening, chirpy, optimistic, up, full of pep, gladsome, in good spirits, in high spirits, sunny side up, zappy, zingy |
| cheerless
| 7 |
adj |
depressing, unhappy |
black, blue, dark, depressed, jarring, sad, uncomfortable |
| cheerless
| 34 |
adj |
depressing, unhappy |
austere, bleak, dejected, desolate, despondent, disconsolate, dismal, dolorous, drab, dreary, dull, forlorn, funereal, gloomy, grim, joyless, melancholy, miserable, mournful, oppressive, somber, sorrowful, sullen, wintry, woebegone, woeful, comfortless, dispiriting, tenebrific, dejecting, draggy, drearisome, in the dumps, mopey |
| cheese
| 10 |
verb |
lie |
confuse, color, twist, dress, angle, stretch, snow, promote, mask, beard |
| cheese
| 33 |
verb |
lie |
misinterpret, exaggerate, overstate, skew, misstate, distort, disguise, falsify, pervert, cloak, prevaricate, equivocate, pirate, garble, palter, slant, warp, embellish, adulterate, embroider, belie, puff, blarney, mangle, con, build up, cover up, overdraw, blow smoke, miscolor, misreport, phony up, trump up |
| cheese
| 7 |
noun |
dignitary |
someone, figure, hero, star, personality, somebody, name |
| cheese
| 25 |
noun |
dignitary |
luminary, personage, ace, VIP, bigwig, notable, heavyweight, immortal, lion, worthy, magnate, big cheese, big deal, big name, big shot, superstar, cynosure, mahatma, hotshot, big gun, big stuff, celeb, famous person, major leaguer, the cheese |
| chemical
| 6 |
adj |
concerned with atom and molecule change |
synthetic, actinic, alchemical, enzymatic, synthesized, synthetical |
| chemistry
| 8 |
noun |
ability to draw attention; something that draws attention |
appeal, interest, draw, tendency, charm, pull, invitation, courting |
| chemistry
| 21 |
noun |
ability to draw attention; something that draws attention |
attractiveness, allure, enthrallment, bait, endearment, gravitation, temptation, come-on, seduction, enchantment, allurement, inducement, inclination, lure, fascination, magnetism, enticement, captivation, solicitation, IT, drawing power |
| chemistry
| 6 |
noun |
enchantment, allure |
magic, beauty, appeal, grace, spell, attraction |
| chemistry
| 18 |
noun |
enchantment, allure |
glamour, charisma, pizzazz, lure, attractiveness, sorcery, fascination, magnetism, agreeableness, allurement, something, witchery, desirability, IT, bewitchery, conjuration, delightfulness, star quality |
| chemistry
| 29 |
noun |
arrangement, arranging |
management, grouping, institution, system, planning, design, constitution, regulation, unity, harmony, composition, assembly, format, standard, framework, running, construction, formation, plan, making, structure, organism, method, pattern, situation, whole, assembling, forming, organizing |
| chemistry
| 11 |
noun |
arrangement, arranging |
symmetry, alignment, disposal, methodology, conformation, configuration, standardization, formulation, coordination, make-up, structuring |
| chemistry
| 2 |
noun |
upset |
anxiety, excitement |
| chemistry
| 8 |
noun |
upset |
dysphoria, restlessness, agitation, disquiet, unrest, uneasiness, ferment, dyspathy |
| chemistry
| 5 |
noun |
physical science |
biology, physics, life sciences, pure science, science of matter |
| cheque
| 3 |
noun |
check for paying money |
bill, order, bond |
| cheque
| 9 |
noun |
check for paying money |
debenture, coupon, IOU, receipt, warrant, promissory note, letter of credit, bank draft, money order |
| cherry
| 14 |
adj |
bright red color |
crimson, blooming, blushing, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, cerise, claret, bright red, dark red, erubescent, incarnadine, reddish, rubescent |
| chest
| 4 |
noun |
box for storage |
trunk, case, cabinet, bureau |
| chest
| 13 |
noun |
box for storage |
strongbox, casket, chiffonier, commode, crate, coffer, treasury, bin, carton, receptacle, exchequer, reliquary, pyxis |
| chest
| 3 |
noun |
upper front of body |
heart, breast, ribs |
| chest
| 8 |
noun |
upper front of body |
bust, bosom, rib cage, peritoneum, thorax, mammary glands, pulmonary cavity, upper trunk |
| chew
| 1 |
verb |
grind with teeth |
bite |
| chew
| 16 |
verb |
grind with teeth |
gnaw, nibble, chomp, crunch, scrunch, rend, munch, gum, gulp, dispatch, masticate, chaw, champ, ruminate, manducate, feast upon |
| chew
| 2 |
verb |
think about deeply |
consider, weigh |
| chew
| 8 |
verb |
think about deeply |
ponder, mull, deliberate, meditate, ruminate, mull over, muse on, reflect upon |
| chicken
| 9 |
noun |
person afraid to try something |
poltroon, dastard, quitter, coward, craven, recreant, funk, scaredy cat, yellow belly |
| chicken
| 15 |
noun |
farm fowl |
poultry, biddy, chick, cock, hen, cockerel, pullet, capon, rooster, banty, barnyard fowl, cock-a-doodle-do, cockalorum, gump, heeler |
| chief
| 24 |
adj |
most important, essential |
prime, leading, main, principal, superior, head, star, champion, grand, major, primary, ruling, key, capital, telling, central, first, controlling, crucial, effective, highest, outstanding, significant, vital |
| chief
| 17 |
adj |
most important, essential |
preeminent, premier, cardinal, arch, consequential, especial, foremost, momentous, number one, paramount, potent, predominant, primal, stellar, supreme, uppermost, weighty |
| chief
| 12 |
noun |
person in charge |
head, commander, director, manager, supervisor, captain, leader, governor, general, President, boss, principal |
| chief
| 22 |
noun |
person in charge |
superintendent, ruler, monarch, ringleader, honcho, bigwig, sovereign, proprietor, overlord, dictator, overseer, chieftain, big cheese, big wheel, suzerain, foreperson, big gun, head honcho, head person, key player, top brass, top cat |
| child
| 11 |
noun |
very young person |
infant, adolescent, youth, teenager, baby, kid, minor, youngster, innocent, issue, teen |
| child
| 43 |
noun |
very young person |
toddler, juvenile, offspring, bairn, sprout, suckling, newborn, lamb, progeny, tyke, tot, imp, cub, squirt, neonate, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, mite, descendant, moppet, brat, chick, cherub, stripling, whippersnapper, nestling, shaver, dickens, preteen, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, pubescent, small fry, teenybopper, young one |
| child prodigy
| 3 |
noun |
very gifted young person |
genius, sensation, wonder |
| child prodigy
| 11 |
noun |
very gifted young person |
boy wonder, prodigy, whiz kid, gifted child, gifted student, girl wonder, phenom, polymath, talented child, wonder child, wunderkind |
| childhood
| 3 |
noun |
period of being young |
minority, youth, teens |
| childhood
| 13 |
noun |
period of being young |
nonage, juvenility, puberty, infancy, nursery, cradle, babyhood, immaturity, adolescence, schooldays, juniority, pupilage, tender age |
| childish
| 5 |
adj |
immature, silly |
adolescent, baby, green, innocent, young |
| childish
| 14 |
adj |
immature, silly |
naive, foolish, youthful, childlike, babyish, callow, frivolous, infantile, jejune, juvenile, puerile, unsophisticated, kid stuff, infantine |
| chimney
| 3 |
noun |
smokestack for building |
pipe, stack, chase |
| chimney
| 10 |
noun |
smokestack for building |
vent, hearth, flue, furnace, fireplace, funnel, ventilator, chimney pot, chimney stack, smokeshaft |
| chin
| 3 |
noun |
area under mouth |
point, jaw, button |
| chin
| 3 |
noun |
area under mouth |
mandible, mentum, jawbone |
| chip
| 4 |
noun |
shard, flaw |
slice, fragment, scratch, part |
| chip
| 11 |
noun |
shard, flaw |
wafer, wedge, notch, scrap, flake, dent, nick, sliver, paring, gobbet, shaving |
| chip
| 9 |
verb |
knock a piece out of |
chop, crack, slice, clip, fragment, split, damage, break, shape |
| chip
| 21 |
verb |
knock a piece out of |
splinter, nick, hack, whack, gash, crumble, chisel, flake, incise, hew, whittle, slash, snip, notch, shear, sliver, cut off, snick, hackle, crack off, cut away |
| chocolate
| 6 |
adj |
dark, burnished color |
brick, nut, coffee, dust, bronze, bay |
| chocolate
| 30 |
adj |
dark, burnished color |
fawn, ginger, tan, toast, amber, buff, drab, ecru, beige, rust, auburn, tawny, terra-cotta, copper, cinnamon, russet, puce, mahogany, sepia, cocoa, sorrel, umber, henna, bister, chestnut, khaki, hazel, ochre, burnt sienna, snuff-colored |
| chocolate
| 5 |
noun |
sugary food |
dessert, candy, joy, delight, pleasure |
| chocolate
| 11 |
noun |
sugary food |
confection, snack, bonbon, confectionery, enjoyment, pudding, gratification, confiture, sweetmeat, sugarplum, final course |
| choice
| 17 |
adj |
best, superior |
prime, preferred, excellent, elect, prize, exclusive, fine, winner, valuable, elite, special, nice, popular, precious, rare, select, unusual |
| choice
| 11 |
adj |
best, superior |
exceptional, exquisite, first-class, preferential, top-drawer, uncommon, 10, 24-karat, A-1, hand-picked, solid gold |
| choice
| 21 |
noun |
power to select; selection |
option, variety, judgment, decision, favorite, finding, preference, pick, vote, distinction, alternative, opportunity, election, evaluation, discrimination, verdict, say, determination, weakness, choosing, rating |
| choice
| 9 |
noun |
power to select; selection |
cull, extract, discretion, substitute, appraisal, volition, cup of tea, free will, druthers |
| choke
| 11 |
verb |
smother, block |
drown, kill, fill, close, check, dam, stop, squeeze, bar, die, stuff |
| choke
| 22 |
verb |
smother, block |
clog, congest, suffocate, gag, gasp, strangle, stifle, obstruct, overpower, suppress, noose, occlude, asphyxiate, retard, stunt, wring, stopper, throttle, constrict, garrote, gibbet, strangulate |
| choose
| 24 |
verb |
pick, select |
appoint, elect, name, want, cast, adopt, prefer, accept, favor, embrace, take, determine, judge, love, sort, desire, tap, separate, slot, wish, will, tag, finger, weigh |
| choose
| 30 |
verb |
pick, select |
designate, predestine, excerpt, glean, winnow, fancy, crave, espouse, extract, cull, co-opt, call for, tab, take up, wish for, single out, commit oneself, decide on, discriminate between, draw lots, feel disposed to, fix on, make choice, make decision, opt for, see fit, set aside, settle upon, sift out, make up one's mind |
| chop
| 4 |
verb |
cut up with tool |
divide, clip, fragment, fell |
| chop
| 16 |
verb |
cut up with tool |
cleave, cube, mince, slash, hack, whack, hew, hash, mangle, lop, shear, truncate, sever, dice, axe, hackle |
| chord
| 8 |
noun |
arched, rounded line or object |
loop, sweep, bend, circle, bow, turn, circuit, round |
| chord
| 34 |
noun |
arched, rounded line or object |
trajectory, arc, arch, contour, swerve, hairpin, crook, whorl, ambit, concavity, quirk, curvature, festoon, bight, compass, circumference, vault, horseshoe, ellipse, hyperbola, ogee, helix, flexure, curlicue, parabola, meniscus, camber, half-moon, catenary, incurvature, incurvation, sinuosity, curvation, rondure |
| chord
| 8 |
noun |
musical accordance |
arrangement, unity, composition, tune, concert, piece, blend, blending |
| chord
| 21 |
noun |
musical accordance |
melody, unison, consonance, richness, concurrence, chime, chorus, euphony, symphony, triad, overtone, polyphony, diapason, harmonics, tunefulness, melodiousness, attunement, concentus, concinnity, mellifluousness, organum |
| chorus
| 1 |
noun |
group of singers |
voices |
| chorus
| 8 |
noun |
group of singers |
ensemble, glee club, choir, choristers, vocalists, carolers, chorale, singing group |
| chorus
| 7 |
noun |
refrain |
music, theme, tune, song, strain, burden, response |
| chorus
| 8 |
noun |
refrain |
melody, motif, bob, chorale, main section, recurrent verse, ritornelle, undersong |
| chorus
| 3 |
noun |
agreement |
concert, tune, harmony |
| chorus
| 4 |
noun |
agreement |
unison, accord, consonance, concord |
| chronic
| 12 |
adj |
incessant, never-ending |
continuous, continuing, sustained, constant, confirmed, enduring, fixed, rooted, routine, settled, usual, persisting |
| chronic
| 30 |
adj |
incessant, never-ending |
lifelong, habitual, recurrent, protracted, persistent, deep-rooted, deep-seated, continual, incurable, lingering, abiding, ceaseless, inborn, inbred, ingrained, inveterate, lasting, long-standing, obstinate, perennial, prolonged, stubborn, tenacious, unmitigated, unyielding, ineradicable, long-lived, recurring, ever-present, unabating |
| church
| 4 |
noun |
religious institution, building |
parish, temple, mission, fold |
| church
| 19 |
noun |
religious institution, building |
sanctuary, synagogue, mosque, shrine, chapel, oratory, abbey, cathedral, tabernacle, basilica, house of God, house of worship, bethel, minster, chancel, chantry, house of prayer, sacellum, Lord's house |
| church
| 9 |
noun |
religious belief, group |
faith, religion, society, body, chapter, gathering, doctrine, connection, order |
| church
| 11 |
noun |
religious belief, group |
denomination, congregation, sect, faction, creed, schism, affiliation, communion, cult, persuasion, ism |
| cigarette
| 2 |
noun |
small roll of tobacco |
smoke, butt |
| cigarette
| 6 |
noun |
small roll of tobacco |
puff, reefer, cubeb, fag, biri, gasper |
| cinema
| 3 |
noun |
movie industry; movie arena |
film, show, pictures |
| cinema
| 14 |
noun |
movie industry; movie arena |
movie theater, silver screen, movie house, drive-in, flicks, bijou, playhouse, big screen, cine, motion pictures, moving pictures, nabes, photoplay, picture show |
| circle
| 19 |
noun |
orb, loop, round figure |
sphere, ring, revolution, globe, disk, belt, tire, record, bowl, stadium, wheel, horizon, band, lap, cycle, orbit, turn, circuit, round |
| circle
| 28 |
noun |
orb, loop, round figure |
perimeter, circus, crown, amphitheater, enclosure, periphery, hoop, wreath, circlet, aureole, compass, coil, halo, circumference, ringlet, bracelet, corona, meridian, vortex, equator, disc, cirque, cordon, ecliptic, zodiac, colure, full turn, parallel of latitude |
| circle
| 19 |
noun |
group of close friends, associates |
school, crowd, club, company, camp, society, party, ring, class, set, outfit, crew, crush, gang, lot, assembly, bunch, companions, intimates |
| circle
| 14 |
noun |
group of close friends, associates |
fraternity, clique, clan, cabal, coterie, posse, sorority, mob, Mafia, comrades, cronies, camarilla, insiders, in-group |
| circle
| 11 |
verb |
go around, circumnavigate |
surround, ring, belt, roll, wheel, curve, tour, circuit, embrace, round, loop |
| circle
| 24 |
verb |
go around, circumnavigate |
encircle, rotate, whirl, cincture, gird, enclose, circumscribe, pivot, encompass, spiral, circulate, envelop, compass, coil, revolve, gyre, girdle, gyrate, begird, circumduct, ensphere, hem in, mill around, wind about |
| circulation
| 3 |
noun |
distribution |
currency, transmission, spread |
| circulation
| 2 |
noun |
distribution |
dissemination, apportionment |
| circulation
| 10 |
noun |
moving circularly |
flow, wheel, current, revolution, motion, turn, circuit, flowing, round, circling |
| circulation
| 6 |
noun |
moving circularly |
whirl, twirl, gyre, gyration, rotation, circumvolution |
| circumstance
| 34 |
noun |
situation, condition |
case, status, accident, fate, thing, time, detail, crisis, matter, incident, factor, action, cause, event, fact, affair, point, scene, go, respect, intervention, feature, lot, concern, particular, phase, article, episode, happening, element, item, portion, place, occasion |
| circumstance
| 16 |
noun |
situation, condition |
occurrence, coincidence, fortuity, stipulation, juncture, happenstance, destiny, adjunct, kismet, proviso, exigency, doom, contingency, supervention, Moira, where it's at |
| citizen
| 7 |
noun |
person native of country |
voter, civilian, resident, national, commoner, subject, native |
| citizen
| 19 |
noun |
person native of country |
settler, inhabitant, dweller, aborigine, denizen, householder, occupant, taxpayer, villager, cosmopolite, burgher, burgess, John/Jane Q. Public, freeman/woman, member of body politic, member of community, naturalized person, townsperson, urbanite |
| city
| 4 |
adj |
metropolitan |
civic, civil, municipal, urban |
| city
| 5 |
adj |
metropolitan |
burghal, citified, interurban, intraurban, megalopolitan |
| city
| 5 |
noun |
large town |
center, downtown, place, capital, port |
| city
| 12 |
noun |
large town |
metropolis, municipality, burg, borough, megalopolis, conurbation, apple, boom town, metropolitan area, polis, urban place, urbs |
| civic
| 7 |
adj |
community |
civil, urban, national, local, metropolitan, municipal, public |
| civic
| 2 |
adj |
community |
communal, borough |
| civilian
| 1 |
adj |
nonmilitary |
private |
| civilian
| 6 |
adj |
nonmilitary |
noncombatant, pacificist, noncombative, nonmilitant, not in armed forces, unhostile |
| civilian
| 3 |
noun |
nonmilitary person |
citizen, commoner, subject |
| civilian
| 4 |
noun |
nonmilitary person |
noncombatant, civ, civvie, private citizen |
| civilization
| 3 |
noun |
culture, sophistication |
development, progress, education |
| civilization
| 12 |
noun |
culture, sophistication |
advancement, elevation, acculturation, civility, refinement, cultivation, polish, illumination, breeding, enlightenment, edification, social well-being |
| claim
| 15 |
noun |
property, right demanded or reserved |
case, requirement, interest, plea, suit, request, application, call, allegation, demand, title, profession, due, privilege, part |
| claim
| 17 |
noun |
property, right demanded or reserved |
assertion, petition, birthright, ultimatum, lien, reclamation, prerogative, postulation, protestation, pretension, requisition, entreaty, declaration, pretense, dibs, affirmation, counterclaim |
| claim
| 18 |
verb |
demand, maintain property or right |
hold, challenge, defend, insist, assert, collect, need, take, ask, believe, declare, knock, hit, advance, require, pretend, exact, justify |
| claim
| 17 |
verb |
demand, maintain property or right |
call for, allege, uphold, vindicate, pronounce, adduce, requisition, solicit, postulate, profess, pick up, pop the question, have dibs on something, hit up, hold out for, lay claim to, stake out |
| clarify
| 6 |
verb |
explain, make clear |
resolve, analyze, interpret, define, settle, illustrate |
| clarify
| 14 |
verb |
explain, make clear |
formulate, clear up, spell out, simplify, delineate, elucidate, illuminate, break down, draw a picture, make perfectly clear, make plain, shed light on, straighten out, throw light on |
| clarify
| 2 |
verb |
purify |
filter, clean |
| clarify
| 5 |
verb |
purify |
rarefy, distill, refine, cleanse, depurate |
| clash
| 17 |
noun |
disagreement or fight, often brief |
crash, riot, encounter, argument, battle, confrontation, conflict, dispute, jump, brush, row, impact, engagement, jar, break, opposition, shock |
| clash
| 31 |
noun |
disagreement or fight, often brief |
rift, melee, brawl, showdown, misunderstanding, fracas, skirmish, run-in, discord, bump, collision, scrap, jolt, jam, scrimmage, embroilment, wallop, broil, rupture, fray, smash, discordance, disharmony, affray, rumpus, concussion, difference of opinion, donnybrook, mix up, set-to, have a go at each other |
| clash
| 3 |
verb |
hit with a loud noise |
crash, shock, jar |
| clash
| 16 |
verb |
hit with a loud noise |
smash, collide, jangle, clank, scrimmage, bump, scrap, jolt, clang, grind, grate, rattle, bang, wallop, clatter, prang |
| clash
| 12 |
verb |
fight about, often verbally |
contend, try, differ, disagree, battle, argue, encounter, buck, combat, row, war, conflict |
| clash
| 12 |
verb |
fight about, often verbally |
wrangle, feud, quarrel, brawl, gall, grapple, grate, fret, cross swords, raise Cain, bang heads, mix it up |
| clash
| 3 |
verb |
do not match |
differ, conflict, contrast |
| clash
| 6 |
verb |
do not match |
discord, disaccord, mismatch, disharmonize, be dissimilar, not go with |
| class
| 2 |
adj |
stylish; with panache |
fine, sharp |
| class
| 6 |
adj |
stylish; with panache |
fly, chic, dashing, classy, fashionable, foxy |
| class
| 46 |
noun |
kind, sort, category |
family, collection, province, domain, estate, frame, selection, species, standing, section, feather, status, description, genre, grouping, source, order, division, school, degree, league, grade, style, rank, department, origin, set, color, sphere, rate, quality, humor, variety, character, branch, suit, nature, brand, property, name, value, cast, range, grain, distinction, make |
| class
| 13 |
noun |
kind, sort, category |
classification, mold, breed, hierarchy, denomination, stripe, temperament, ilk, sect, genus, caste, kidney, designation |
| class
| 25 |
noun |
societal group, background |
league, family, degree, grade, company, club, place, position, circle, origin, estate, influence, strain, quality, standing, title, source, state, station, stock, status, birth, condition, sphere, connection |
| class
| 27 |
noun |
societal group, background |
hierarchy, moiety, pedigree, breed, pigeonhole, extraction, stratum, lineage, caliber, coterie, ancestry, clique, tier, prestige, descent, clan, derivation, genealogy, sect, nobility, caste, pecking order, intelligentsia, bourgeoisie, cultural level, social rank, the right stuff |
| class
| 11 |
noun |
group in school |
division, room, grade, study, course, session, seminar, subject, form, section, line |
| class
| 11 |
noun |
group in school |
subdivision, academy, recitation, colloquium, round table, homeroom, seminary, study group, course of study, lecture group, quiz group |
| class
| 20 |
verb |
categorize |
divide, grade, rank, assess, rate, consider, group, mark, score, classify, separate, evaluate, brand, regard, part, judge, hold, account, identify, assign |
| class
| 8 |
verb |
categorize |
gauge, codify, pigeonhole, assort, designate, reckon, allot, appraise |
| classical
| 2 |
adj |
concerning ancient culture |
classic, academic |
| classical
| 18 |
adj |
concerning ancient culture |
attic, bookish, canonical, humanistic, Latin, Hellenic, Doric, Greek, roman, scholastic, Ionic, Grecian, Augustan, Homeric, Virgilian, belletristic, canonic, classicistic |
| classical
| 3 |
adj |
simple, chaste |
elegant, classic, pure |
| classical
| 6 |
adj |
simple, chaste |
harmonious, refined, restrained, symmetrical, understated, well-proportioned |
| classify
| 27 |
verb |
categorize |
organize, divide, distribute, label, analyze, arrange, incorporate, grade, number, rank, rate, file, size, index, group, type, match, sort, brand, coordinate, distinguish, ticket, class, name, range, tag, order |
| classify
| 27 |
verb |
categorize |
segregate, allocate, alphabetize, regiment, collocate, tabulate, codify, dispose, assort, pigeonhole, catalogue, peg, systematize, correlate, allot, embody, docket, put away, tab, typecast, break down, button down, put down as, put down for, rank out, size up, take one's measure |
| classroom
| 5 |
noun |
room where learning takes place |
hall, workshop, library, theater, study |
| classroom
| 6 |
noun |
room where learning takes place |
homeroom, school room, lecture room, study hall, lab, auditorium |
| clay
| 5 |
noun |
workable earth material |
mud, brick, earth, slip, till |
| clay
| 14 |
noun |
workable earth material |
pottery, adobe, terra cotta, bole, clunch, marl, loam, loess, kaolin, argil, argillaceous earth, china material, porcelain material, wacke |
| clean
| 13 |
adj |
not dirty; uncluttered |
simple, clear, bright, elegant, neat, pure, blank, fresh, trim, white, shining, delicate, washed |
| clean
| 32 |
adj |
not dirty; uncluttered |
hygienic, unblemished, tidy, graceful, orderly, spotless, immaculate, stainless, sparkling, vanilla, apple-pie order, faultless, flawless, sanitary, snowy, squeaky, unstained, unsullied, untarnished, unsoiled, speckless, laundered, cleansed, dirtless, neat as a button, neat as a pin, spic and span, taintless, unpolluted, unsmudged, unspotted, well-kept |
| clean
| 1 |
adj |
sterile |
pure |
| clean
| 15 |
adj |
sterile |
hygienic, wholesome, antiseptic, aseptic, sanitary, unadulterated, unsullied, decontaminated, clarified, disinfected, purified, sterilized, uncontaminated, uninfected, unpolluted |
| clean
| 5 |
adj |
chaste, virtuous |
decent, good, moral, innocent, modest |
| clean
| 14 |
adj |
chaste, virtuous |
wholesome, upright, blameless, exemplary, faultless, guiltless, honorable, inculpable, respectable, sinless, undefiled, unsullied, crimeless, unguilty |
| clean
| 7 |
adj |
precise, sharp |
simple, plain, clear, neat, trim, correct, distinct |
| clean
| 5 |
adj |
precise, sharp |
clear-cut, definite, legible, readable, uncluttered |
| clean
| 6 |
adj |
complete, thorough |
perfect, entire, total, whole, final, absolute |
| clean
| 3 |
adj |
complete, thorough |
conclusive, decisive, unimpaired |
| clean
| 10 |
verb |
make undirty, uncluttered |
soak, sweep, wash, brush, vacuum, dust, wipe, pick, bath, soap |
| clean
| 49 |
verb |
make undirty, uncluttered |
bathe, scrub, clear up, dredge, spruce up, mop, flush, pick up, scrape, disinfect, cleanse, rinse, winnow, sponge, erase, refine, polish, scald, blot, swab, lave, sterilize, sanitize, rasp, neaten, expurgate, rake, cauterize, launder, clarify, scour, whisk, deodorize, expunge, purify, purge, clear the decks, do up, deterge, edulcorate, hackle, shampoo, absterge, depurate, elutriate, rout out, shake out, straighten up, tidy up |
| clear
| 7 |
adj |
cloudless, bright |
sunny, fair, light, crystal, fine, shining, pleasant |
| clear
| 9 |
adj |
cloudless, bright |
clarion, halcyon, luminous, shiny, rainless, unclouded, sunshiny, undarkened, undimmed |
| clear
| 11 |
adj |
understandable, apparent |
precise, evident, simple, explicit, distinct, obvious, sharp, patent, plain, express, crystal |
| clear
| 33 |
adj |
understandable, apparent |
unambiguous, straightforward, clear-cut, unequivocal, unmistakable, coherent, definite, transparent, pronounced, manifest, audible, comprehensible, conspicuous, incontrovertible, intelligible, knowable, legible, lucid, palpable, perceptible, perspicuous, readable, uncomplicated, unquestionable, lucent, apprehensible, graspable, loud enough, open and shut, recognizable, spelled out, transpicuous, unblurred |
| clear
| 4 |
adj |
open, unhindered |
free, smooth, bare, empty |
| clear
| 8 |
adj |
open, unhindered |
stark, void, unlimited, unobstructed, vacant, vacuous, unimpeded, unhampered |
| clear
| 4 |
adj |
transparent |
apparent, crystal, thin, pure |
| clear
| 10 |
adj |
transparent |
cloudless, glassy, limpid, pellucid, translucent, crystal clear, crystalline, see-through, tralucent, translucid |
| clear
| 5 |
adj |
not guilty |
clean, dismissed, innocent, cleared, pure |
| clear
| 14 |
adj |
not guilty |
stainless, discharged, blameless, guiltless, immaculate, sinless, unblemished, undefiled, untarnished, untroubled, exonerated, absolved, exculpated, uncensurable |
| clear
| 8 |
adj |
certain in one's mind |
positive, sure, confirmed, satisfied, decided, convinced, absolute, resolved |
| clear
| 1 |
adj |
certain in one's mind |
definite |
| clear
| 8 |
verb |
clean, clear away |
open, eliminate, free, sweep, rid, empty, wipe, lose |
| clear
| 29 |
verb |
clean, clear away |
clarify, erase, loosen, unloose, tidy, extricate, unblock, refine, vacate, ameliorate, cleanse, brighten, untie, lighten, disentangle, void, unpack, unload, purify, unburden, meliorate, disengage, disencumber, break up, rule out, shake off, throw off, unclog, burn off |
| clear
| 3 |
verb |
liberate; free from uncertainty |
release, explain, relieve |
| clear
| 15 |
verb |
liberate; free from uncertainty |
clarify, acquit, absolve, exonerate, exculpate, vindicate, discharge, emancipate, let off, defog, disculpate, find innocent, let go, let off the hook, set free |
| clear
| 3 |
verb |
pass over, often by jumping |
negotiate, leap, miss |
| clear
| 4 |
verb |
pass over, often by jumping |
hurdle, surmount, vault, overleap |
| clear
| 12 |
verb |
profit |
receive, win, make, secure, get, earn, gather, acquire, obtain, gain, net, realize |
| clear
| 5 |
verb |
profit |
glean, accumulate, reap, pick up, clean up |
| clearance
| 5 |
noun |
permission for activity |
approval, consent, leave, okay, sanction |
| clearance
| 5 |
noun |
permission for activity |
green light, go-ahead, authorization, say-so, endorsement |
| clearance
| 3 |
noun |
gap above something |
opening, gap, margin |
| clearance
| 7 |
noun |
gap above something |
expanse, allowance, headroom, assart, defoliated area, empty space, open space |
| clerk
| 6 |
noun |
assistant |
worker, agent, operator, employee, secretary, seller |
| clerk
| 22 |
noun |
assistant |
cashier, auditor, bookkeeper, salesperson, registrar, notary, pencil pusher, receptionist, teller, transcriber, stenographer, amanuensis, counterperson, recorder, copyist, counter jumper, office helper, paper pusher, paper shuffler, pen pusher, shopperson, white collar |
| climate
| 2 |
noun |
weather of region |
temperature, conditions |
| climate
| 9 |
noun |
weather of region |
humidity, latitude, altitude, clime, aridity, atmospheric conditions, characteristic weather, meteorologic conditions, meteorological character |
| climate
| 7 |
noun |
mood of situation |
atmosphere, mood, trend, environment, feeling, medium, tendency |
| climate
| 7 |
noun |
mood of situation |
surroundings, milieu, disposition, ambience, temper, ambient, mise en scène |
| climb
| 5 |
verb |
crawl, move up |
scale, top, rise, mount, soar |
| climb
| 6 |
verb |
crawl, move up |
ascend, clamber, escalate, go up, escalade, ape up |
| clinic
| 1 |
noun |
medical center |
hospital |
| clinic
| 4 |
noun |
medical center |
infirmary, sick bay, dispensary, surgery center |
| clock
| 2 |
noun |
timekeeping device |
alarm, watch |
| clock
| 18 |
noun |
timekeeping device |
timepiece, tattler, chronometer, timer, chronograph, timekeeper, metronome, pendulum, turnip, sundial, stopwatch, ticker, hourglass, Big Ben, chroniker, digital watch, tick-tock, timemarker |
| close
| 7 |
adj |
near, nearby |
warm, neighboring, approaching, immediate, nearly, next, nearest |
| close
| 19 |
adj |
near, nearby |
convenient, adjacent, adjoining, handy, impending, at hand, contiguous, imminent, proximate, abutting, nigh, across the street, around the corner, give or take a little, hard by, in spitting distance, in the ball park, near-at-hand, under one's nose |
| close
| 11 |
adj |
dense, cramped |
solid, tight, firm, short, crowded, restricted, thick, narrow, packed, substantial, cropped |
| close
| 10 |
adj |
dense, cramped |
compact, confining, confined, congested, impenetrable, impermeable, consolidated, circumscribed, close-grained, jam-packed |
| close
| 4 |
adj |
accurate, precise |
similar, resembling, exact, strict |
| close
| 4 |
adj |
accurate, precise |
literal, faithful, conscientious, lifelike |
| close
| 7 |
adj |
intimate |
devoted, familiar, dear, related, private, loving, attached |
| close
| 12 |
adj |
intimate |
thick, chummy, confidential, inseparable, palsy-walsy, buddy-buddy, cozy with, kissing cousins, making it with, on top of each other, thick as thieves, thick with |
| close
| 4 |
adj |
oppressive, humid |
tight, heavy, thick, uncomfortable |
| close
| 20 |
adj |
oppressive, humid |
confined, sweltering, stifling, stale, breathless, moldy, motionless, muggy, musty, stagnant, sticky, stuffy, sultry, airless, fusty, choky, suffocating, stale-smelling, sweltry, unventilated |
| close
| 4 |
adj |
secret, reserved |
hidden, retired, private, silent |
| close
| 17 |
adj |
secret, reserved |
secluded, closemouthed, hush-hush, reticent, secretive, taciturn, tight-lipped, uncommunicative, buttoning up, clamming up, close-lipped, on the Q. T., tight chops, unforthcoming, buttoning one's lip, mum's the word, zipping one's lips |
| close
| 3 |
adj |
stingy |
tight, narrow, mean |
| close
| 13 |
adj |
stingy |
penny-pinching, skinflint, chintzy, closefisted, illiberal, miserly, parsimonious, penurious, skimpy, ungenerous, mingy, niggardly, tight-fisted |
| close
| 6 |
noun |
ending |
conclusion, finish, end, stop, period, cease |
| close
| 9 |
noun |
ending |
culmination, completion, adjournment, finale, denouement, cessation, termination, windup, desistance |
| close
| 13 |
verb |
obstruct, seal |
shut, block, secure, lock, slam, exclude, fill, dam, screen, bolt, bar, button, stuff |
| close
| 20 |
verb |
obstruct, seal |
shutter, clog, confine, occlude, congest, cork, bang, clench, plug, stopper, choke, fasten, clap, turn off, caulk, prevent passage, put to, retard flow, shut off, stop up |
| close
| 9 |
verb |
complete, finish, stop |
do, end, conclude, cap, clear, fold, cease, ultimate, determine |
| close
| 22 |
verb |
complete, finish, stop |
shutter, halt, terminate, clinch, discontinue, culminate, consummate, call off, cut loose, shut down, wind up, wrap up, button down, button up, call it a day, drop the curtain, fold up, pack it in, put a lid on, put to bed, sew up, wind down |
| close
| 8 |
verb |
join, unite |
meet, agree, chain, bind, couple, connect, tie, encounter |
| close
| 7 |
verb |
join, unite |
coalesce, grapple, fuse, put together, tie up, inclose, come together |
| closed
| 4 |
adj |
shut, out of service |
locked, sealed, dark, folded |
| closed
| 8 |
adj |
shut, out of service |
bankrupt, fastened, out of business, out of order, shut down, padlocked, gone fishing, not open |
| closed
| 7 |
adj |
finished, terminated |
ended, decided, settled, final, over, concluded, resolved |
| closed
| 1 |
adj |
exclusive, independent |
restricted |
| closed
| 8 |
adj |
exclusive, independent |
self-centered, self-sufficient, self-contained, self-supporting, self-sufficing, self-supported, self-sustained, self-sustaining |
| clothes
| 10 |
noun |
apparel |
work, clothing, suit, costume, outfit, wear, gear, formal, dress, casual |
| clothes
| 15 |
noun |
apparel |
wardrobe, garb, regalia, attire, duds, rags, baggage, raiment, sportswear, vestments, togs, garments, vesture, bedclothes, habiliments |
| clothing
| 15 |
noun |
attire |
habit, sack, costume, array, dress, things, equipment, gear, drag, threads, wear, outfit, covering, clothes, feathers |
| clothing
| 38 |
noun |
attire |
habiliment, garb, accouterment, frippery, rigging, panoply, ensemble, duds, regalia, trappings, caparison, vestment, raiment, wardrobe, frock, finery, tog, rags, apparel, glad rags, livery, sportswear, trousseau, vesture, tatters, drapery, mufti, overclothes, garments, vines, underclothes, civvies, hand-me-downs, full feather, get-up, tailleur, toggery, tout ensemble |
| cloud
| 6 |
noun |
mass of water particles in air |
darkness, fog, smoke, steam, rack, film |
| cloud
| 27 |
noun |
mass of water particles in air |
gloom, vapor, puff, smog, mist, veil, pother, murk, obscurity, frost, overcast, smother, scud, haze, nebula, billow, dimness, brume, sheep, haziness, thunderhead, fogginess, nebulosity, pea soup, woolpack, mare's tail, ol' buttermilk sky |
| cloud
| 4 |
noun |
crowd |
shower, army, host, scores |
| cloud
| 8 |
noun |
crowd |
swarm, throng, horde, legion, rout, flock, multitude, dense mass |
| cloud
| 3 |
verb |
become foggy or obscured |
fog, shade, shadow |
| cloud
| 14 |
verb |
become foggy or obscured |
dim, darken, overshadow, eclipse, blur, gloom, overcast, envelop, adumbrate, obfuscate, becloud, mist, veil, befog |
| cloud
| 2 |
verb |
confuse |
puzzle, distract |
| cloud
| 10 |
verb |
confuse |
perplex, muddle, impair, distort, obscure, muddy, becloud, addle, befuddle, disorient |
| club
| 1 |
noun |
bat, stick |
staff |
| club
| 23 |
noun |
bat, stick |
business, sap, cudgel, works, bludgeon, baton, mace, blackjack, truncheon, hammer, nightstick, quarterstaff, hickory, mallet, shillelagh, billy, swatter, rosewood, cosh, persuader, shill, conk buster, convincer |
| club
| 15 |
noun |
social organization |
union, league, company, association, society, set, circle, crew, alliance, gang, ring, outfit, meeting, order, bunch |
| club
| 9 |
noun |
social organization |
sodality, guild, faction, affiliation, hangout, clique, lodge, mob, stamping ground |
| club
| 5 |
noun |
golfing tool |
driver, spoon, wood, stick, iron |
| club
| 7 |
noun |
golfing tool |
wedge, putter, midiron, niblick, mashie, brassie, cleek |
| club
| 3 |
verb |
hit hard with object |
pound, beat, strike |
| club
| 14 |
verb |
hit hard with object |
bash, clobber, pummel, whack, bludgeon, hammer, cudgel, clout, baste, batter, blackjack, pommel, cosh, fustigate |
| clue
| 16 |
noun |
hint, evidence |
suggestion, trace, tip, solution, cue, indication, key, proof, lead, track, mark, suspicion, print, sign, notion, wind |
| clue
| 7 |
noun |
hint, evidence |
inkling, pointer, tip-off, telltale, intimation, dead giveaway, hot lead |
| clue
| 9 |
verb |
give information |
hint, suggest, intimate, warn, inform, indicate, post, tell, advise |
| clue
| 12 |
verb |
give information |
acquaint, apprise, notify, fill in, give the lowdown, give the skinny on, lead to, leave evidence, leave trace, leave tracks, point to, wise up |
| cluster
| 12 |
noun |
group of something |
chunk, collection, band, array, bunch, body, gathering, set, crew, lot, party, pack |
| cluster
| 10 |
noun |
group of something |
batch, bundle, knot, clump, assemblage, bevy, covey, clutch, hunk, blob |
| cluster
| 5 |
verb |
assemble, group |
gather, package, associate, collect, bunch |
| cluster
| 10 |
verb |
assemble, group |
flock, bundle, round up, parcel, accumulate, aggregate, cumulate, bunch up, crowd around, gang around |
| coach
| 4 |
noun |
instructor, usually in recreation |
trainer, teacher, mentor, educator |
| coach
| 4 |
noun |
instructor, usually in recreation |
tutor, skipper, drill instructor, physical education instructor |
| coach
| 5 |
noun |
carriage |
bus, vehicle, train, car, stage |
| coach
| 7 |
noun |
carriage |
perambulator, victoria, charabanc, chaise, fourwheeler, gocart, tallyho |
| coach
| 7 |
verb |
instruct, usually in recreation |
teach, train, educate, prepare, school, drill, ready |
| coach
| 9 |
verb |
instruct, usually in recreation |
tutor, hone, cram, break in, lay it out for, lick into shape, put through the grind, put through the mill, pull one's coat |
| coal
| 3 |
noun |
bitumen |
carbon, fuel, spark |
| coal
| 11 |
noun |
bitumen |
slack, smut, ember, char, stoke, cinder, charcoal, culm, scoria, ash, anthracite |
| coalition
| 9 |
noun |
allied group, association |
alliance, conspiracy, ring, union, integration, combine, combination, party, league |
| coalition
| 19 |
noun |
allied group, association |
affiliation, compact, amalgamation, bloc, confederacy, federation, faction, consolidation, fusion, unification, conjunction, merger, confederation, amalgam, merging, anschluss, coadunation, melding, mergence |
| coast
| 4 |
noun |
border by water |
shore, beach, bank, margin |
| coast
| 8 |
noun |
border by water |
seashore, strand, shoreline, coastline, seaboard, seaside, seacoast, littoral |
| coast
| 5 |
verb |
glide along without much effort |
sail, drift, cruise, slide, float |
| coast
| 6 |
verb |
glide along without much effort |
skate, get by, taxi, freewheel, ride on current, smooth along |
| coat
| 7 |
noun |
animal hair |
leather, fur, skin, shell, hide, scale, felt |
| coat
| 15 |
noun |
animal hair |
wool, fleece, pelt, crust, husk, membrane, rind, integument, pellicle, epidermis, ectoderm, pelage, peltry, protective covering, scarfskin |
| coat
| 7 |
noun |
covering |
layer, coating, finish, wash, set, painting, priming |
| coat
| 12 |
noun |
covering |
varnish, lacquer, overlay, crust, plaster, gloss, glaze, tinge, bark, whitewashing, lamination, roughcast |
| coat
| 5 |
noun |
personal outerwear |
jacket, suit, wrap, threads, tails |
| coat
| 20 |
noun |
personal outerwear |
frock, raincoat, overcoat, cloak, trench, cape, tuxedo, windbreaker, tux, anorak, slicker, mink, ulster, cutaway, mackinaw, topcoat, greatcoat, pea, flogger, duffle coat |
| coat
| 6 |
verb |
cover with layer of material |
cover, paint, plate, surface, spread, apply |
| coat
| 10 |
verb |
cover with layer of material |
laminate, glaze, smear, stain, varnish, enamel, plaster, crust, foil, incrust |
| cocaine
| 1 |
noun |
illegal drug |
wings |
| cocaine
| 21 |
noun |
illegal drug |
sugar, crack, poison, narcotic, blow, snow, ice, crystal, stuff, snort, controlled substance, coke, mojo, stardust, freebase, happy dust, joy powder, nose candy, speedball, white horse, white lady |
| code
| 2 |
noun |
secret language system |
cipher, cryptograph |
| code
| 10 |
noun |
law, rule |
discipline, charter, constitution, system, custom, regulation, convention, method, manners, ethics |
| code
| 5 |
noun |
law, rule |
etiquette, canon, maxim, digest, codex |
| coffee
| 1 |
noun |
hot beverage made from beans of a tree |
mud |
| coffee
| 20 |
noun |
hot beverage made from beans of a tree |
perk, brew, café, cappuccino, espresso, caffeine, java, decaf, decoction, mocha, demitasse, ink, battery acid, café au lait, café noir, forty weight, hot stuff, jamocha, joe, varnish remover |
| coffin
| 8 |
noun |
box for dead person |
crate, casket, pall, catafalque, sarcophagus, funerary box, pine box, pine drape |
| coin
| 10 |
noun |
metallic money |
piece, money, cash, currency, dough, gold, chips, silver, change, bread |
| coin
| 11 |
noun |
metallic money |
jack, scratch, chicken feed, legal tender, small change, copper, specie, doubloon, mintage, coinage, meter money |
| coin
| 5 |
verb |
create, invent |
compose, conceive, strike, spark, frame |
| coin
| 18 |
verb |
create, invent |
manufacture, formulate, stamp, mint, originate, contrive, brainstorm, forge, fabricate, mold, counterfeit, dream up, head trip, make up, spitball, think up, trump up, make up off the top of one's head |
| coincide
| 7 |
verb |
go along with; coexist |
square, accompany, concert, equal, identify, agree, match |
| coincide
| 16 |
verb |
go along with; coexist |
concur, jibe, correspond, accord, acquiesce, tally, eventuate, synchronize, befall, harmonize, come about, quadrate, sync, be concurrent, be the same, occur simultaneously |
| coincidence
| 3 |
noun |
agreement; coexistence |
union, correlation, collaboration |
| coincidence
| 11 |
noun |
agreement; coexistence |
correspondence, accord, consonance, accordance, concurrence, accompaniment, parallelism, conjunction, conformity, concomitance, synchronism |
| coincidence
| 6 |
noun |
accidental happening |
accident, happening, fate, incident, chance, luck |
| coincidence
| 5 |
noun |
accidental happening |
fluke, fortuity, eventuality, stroke of luck, happy accident |
| cold
| 12 |
adj |
chilly, freezing |
frozen, raw, cool, bitter, intense, cutting, sharp, chill, biting, severe, chilled, blasting |
| cold
| 41 |
adj |
chilly, freezing |
wintry, crisp, snowy, brisk, icy, frosty, bleak, frigid, arctic, stinging, keen, gelid, glacial, inclement, nippy, penetrating, piercing, polar, snappy, benumbed, boreal, shivery, Siberian, hyperborean, icebox, algid, below freezing, below zero, brumal, frore, have goose bumps, hawkish, hiemal, iced, nipping, numbed, numbing, one-dog night, rimy, sleety, two-dog night |
| cold
| 4 |
adj |
aloof, unresponsive |
distant, cool, dead, reserved |
| cold
| 29 |
adj |
aloof, unresponsive |
lukewarm, icy, frosty, inhospitable, frigid, apathetic, cold-blooded, emotionless, glacial, impersonal, imperturbable, indifferent, inhibited, joyless, matter-of-fact, phlegmatic, reticent, spiritless, standoffish, stony, unconcerned, unenthusiastic, unfeeling, unmoved, unresponsive, unsympathetic, passionless, undemonstrative, unimpassioned |
| cold
| 4 |
noun |
frigid conditions |
snow, chill, freeze, draft |
| cold
| 23 |
noun |
frigid conditions |
frost, refrigeration, rawness, ague, iciness, frostiness, coldness, chilliness, frigidity, gelidity, gelidness, algidity, shivering, shivers, inclemency, congelation, glaciation, frostbite, wintertime, algor, frozenness, goose flesh, wintriness |
| collapse
| 6 |
noun |
downfall, breakdown |
crash, failure, destruction, bankruptcy, faint, ruining |
| collapse
| 19 |
noun |
downfall, breakdown |
catastrophe, disruption, debacle, disintegration, ruination, smash, subsidence, wreck, flop, exhaustion, cataclysm, prostration, undoing, disorganization, smashup, basket case, cave-in, conk out, crackup |
| collapse
| 14 |
verb |
fall apart, break down |
founder, faint, break, fail, drop, weaken, exhaust, tire, give, wilt, bend, fold, flag, yield |
| collapse
| 22 |
verb |
fall apart, break down |
topple, disintegrate, shatter, crumple, droop, subside, deflate, go, weary, succumb, languish, crack up, give in, go to pieces, keel over, cave in, fall down, give way, belly up, conk out, flake out, give out |
| collar
| 12 |
noun |
neck attire |
torque, frill, choker, fraise, jabot, fichu, ruff, dicky, neckband, Vandyke, Eton, bertha |
| collar
| 15 |
verb |
apprehend |
cop, secure, capture, seize, tree, nail, arrest, appropriate, take, get, catch, corner, grab, hook, bag |
| collar
| 4 |
verb |
apprehend |
nab, abduct, prehend, lay hands on |
| colleague
| 8 |
noun |
associate, fellow worker |
teammate, buddy, assistant, aide, friend, partner, companion, ally |
| colleague
| 15 |
noun |
associate, fellow worker |
comrade, crony, cohort, compatriot, auxiliary, helper, compeer, chum, coadjutor, confederate, collaborator, pal, co-worker, workmate, confrere |
| collect
| 7 |
verb |
accumulate, come together |
gather, assemble, save, group, cluster, rally, array |
| collect
| 19 |
verb |
accumulate, come together |
amass, compile, congress, muster, aggregate, rendezvous, converge, convene, convoke, stockpile, heap, corral, congregate, flock, hoard, round up, flock together, get hold of, scare up |
| collect
| 3 |
verb |
obtain (money) |
raise, secure, acquire |
| collect
| 5 |
verb |
obtain (money) |
solicit, muster, requisition, dig up, pass the hat |
| collection
| 23 |
noun |
group, accumulation |
selection, number, set, lot, store, gathering, crowd, cluster, combination, pile, stock, assembly, mess, company, kit, stack, mass, acquisition, quantity, securing, assembling, acquiring, obtaining |
| collection
| 27 |
noun |
group, accumulation |
compilation, assemblage, assortment, digest, anthology, hoard, levy, agglomeration, convocation, congregation, heap, collation, congeries, muster, batch, medley, omnibus, stockpile, miscellany, cumulation, clump, amassment, caboodle, mobilization, accumulating, amassing, bringing together |
| college
| 3 |
noun |
institution of higher education |
university, organization, association |
| college
| 7 |
noun |
institution of higher education |
institute, alma mater, lyceum, seminary, brainery, halls of ivy, halls of knowledge |
| colony
| 7 |
noun |
community |
province, territory, possession, satellite, clearing, mandate, settlement |
| colony
| 9 |
noun |
community |
outpost, swarm, dependency, dominion, offshoot, protectorate, antecedents, new land, subject state |
| color
| 6 |
noun |
pigment, shade |
intensity, paint, cast, value, wash, coloring |
| color
| 22 |
noun |
pigment, shade |
hue, glow, stain, undertone, saturation, tint, tincture, luminosity, iridescence, complexion, dye, blush, tinge, tinct, chromatism, chroma, pigmentation, chromaticity, coloration, chromism, colorant, polychromasia |
| color
| 6 |
noun |
deceptive appearance |
face, front, show, mask, excuse, plea |
| color
| 9 |
noun |
deceptive appearance |
facade, semblance, deception, disguise, put-on, guise, pretext, pretense, false show |
| color
| 4 |
verb |
make pigmented; shade |
wash, paint, tone, burn |
| color
| 33 |
verb |
make pigmented; shade |
tint, illuminate, enliven, embellish, darken, infuse, dye, stain, stipple, variegate, emblazon, rouge, daub, crayon, flush, imbue, suffuse, gloss, glaze, crimson, redden, lacquer, gild, blacken, pigment, bloom, enamel, blush, tinge, adorn, fresco, chalk, pinken |
| color
| 1 |
verb |
distort, exaggerate |
pad |
| color
| 21 |
verb |
distort, exaggerate |
embroider, belie, magnify, taint, warp, pervert, angle, doctor, misstate, overstate, slant, twist, disguise, prejudice, fake, misrepresent, fudge, falsify, garble, cook up, gloss over |
| column
| 7 |
noun |
line, procession |
list, file, string, company, rank, train, row |
| column
| 3 |
noun |
line, procession |
platoon, queue, cavalcade |
| column
| 6 |
noun |
pillar |
monument, support, standard, post, stay, tower |
| column
| 20 |
noun |
pillar |
cylinder, monolith, buttress, totem, pedestal, prop, brace, obelisk, upright, pier, shaft, mast, colonnade, underpinning, pilaster, pylon, caryatid, minaret, stele, peristyle |
| coma
| 2 |
noun |
deep unconsciousness |
sleep, faint |
| coma
| 14 |
noun |
deep unconsciousness |
slumber, oblivion, stupor, trance, torpor, torpidity, lethargy, syncope, insensibility, swoon, hebetude, dullness, blackout, somnolence |
| combative
| 1 |
adj |
aggressive |
warring |
| combative
| 20 |
adj |
aggressive |
contentious, energetic, cantankerous, belligerent, bellicose, antagonistic, militant, ornery, pugnacious, quarrelsome, strenuous, truculent, warlike, scrappy, cussed, fire-eating, gladiatorial, hawkish, ructious, trigger-happy |
| combination
| 8 |
noun |
mixture, blend |
sequence, solution, mix, union, compound, connection, order, blending |
| combination
| 21 |
noun |
mixture, blend |
merger, consolidation, stew, junction, amalgamation, miscellany, succession, fusion, medley, composite, unification, brew, aggregate, mishmash, synthesis, olio, combo, amalgam, coalescence, soup, everything but kitchen sink |
| combination
| 15 |
noun |
alliance, association |
partnership, set, connection, conspiracy, gang, ring, trust, union, combine, party, circle, club, compound, pool, coalition |
| combination
| 26 |
noun |
alliance, association |
merger, consolidation, cabal, clique, bloc, affiliation, conjunction, Mafia, cartel, cahoots, confederacy, tie-up, federation, coterie, faction, unification, syndicate, guild, hookup, confederation, consortium, camarilla, merging, coadunation, melding, mergence |
| combine
| 18 |
verb |
connect, integrate |
incorporate, associate, couple, mix, link, blend, relate, network, unite, cooperate, band, compound, pool, league, join, bind, marry, bond |
| combine
| 28 |
verb |
connect, integrate |
fuse, merge, mingle, amalgamate, synthesize, wed, dub, commingle, coalesce, conjoin, unify, bracket, get together, put together, interface, bunch up, coadjute, glue oneself to, hitch on, hook on, plug into, slap on, stand in with, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie up with |
| comedy
| 6 |
noun |
funny entertainment |
fun, humor, camp, joking, laughs, grins |
| comedy
| 37 |
noun |
funny entertainment |
satire, farce, picnic, takeoff, funniness, drollery, interlude, hoopla, comicality, travesty, hilarity, ball, humorousness, burlesque, witticism, slapstick, vaudeville, high time, jesting, comicalness, drollness, sitcom, facetiousness, merry-go-round, funnies, wittiness, schtick, chaffing, comic drama, field day, fun and games, gag show, high camp, light entertainment, play on, send-up, wisecracking |
| comet
| 5 |
noun |
meteor |
falling star, bolide, fireball, meteorite, meteoroid |
| comfort
| 12 |
noun |
good feeling; ease |
satisfaction, convenience, well-being, pleasure, warmth, happiness, relief, quiet, facility, cheer, plenty, rest |
| comfort
| 23 |
noun |
good feeling; ease |
amenity, contentment, enjoyment, luxury, relaxation, abundance, assuagement, complacency, alleviation, peacefulness, sufficiency, repose, poise, exhilaration, succor, gratification, opulence, cheerfulness, bed of roses, creature comforts, snugness, restfulness, coziness |
| comfort
| 7 |
noun |
aid, help |
sympathy, relief, support, assist, hand, compensation, lift |
| comfort
| 8 |
noun |
aid, help |
solace, compassion, encouragement, consolation, pity, alleviation, succor, secours |
| comfort
| 17 |
verb |
make to feel better |
delight, relieve, encourage, cheer, help, strengthen, soften, stroke, compose, confirm, ease, sustain, calm, assist, free, aid, support |
| comfort
| 36 |
verb |
make to feel better |
console, assuage, reassure, refresh, soothe, hearten, salve, revitalize, ameliorate, allay, bolster, solace, uphold, enliven, revive, upraise, abate, condole, gladden, reanimate, divert, nourish, sympathize, remedy, inspirit, mitigate, invigorate, succor, alleviate, buck up, commiserate with, grant respite, lighten burden, make well, put at ease, quiet fears |
| comfortable
| 22 |
adj |
good feeling |
satisfying, useful, healthy, relaxed, loose, pleasant, appropriate, easy, soft, pleased, warm, happy, adequate, contented, protected, relieved, rested, restored, sheltered, enjoying, relaxing, strengthened |
| comfortable
| 22 |
adj |
good feeling |
complacent, enjoyable, serene, cozy, convenient, snug, agreeable, cheerful, delightful, hale, hearty, restful, satisfactory, untroubled, well-off, gratified, at rest, cared for, loose-fitting, made well, snug as a bug in a rug, soothed |
| comfortable
| 5 |
adj |
affluent, wealthy |
easy, enough, substantial, sufficient, suitable |
| comfortable
| 5 |
adj |
affluent, wealthy |
prosperous, ample, well-heeled, well-off, well-to-do |
| comfortable
| 1 |
adj |
more than adequate |
rich |
| comfortable
| 7 |
adj |
more than adequate |
cushy, roomy, spacious, luxurious, ample, commodious, palatial |
| command
| 21 |
noun |
directive, instruction |
duty, direction, word, request, rule, regulation, responsibility, mandate, law, order, requirement, dictate, charge, call, bidding, demand, obligation, will, writ, act, ban |
| command
| 30 |
noun |
directive, instruction |
proscription, dictum, enactment, injunction, canon, summons, precept, behest, dictation, decree, imposition, ordinance, notification, prescript, interdiction, commandment, proclamation, imperative, warrant, exaction, edict, citation, prohibition, fiat, ultimatum, requisition, subpoena, caveat, devoir, adjuration |
| command
| 18 |
noun |
rule, power |
control, management, ability, government, jurisdiction, leadership, expertise, authority, grasp, skill, right, charge, sovereignty, might, grip, hold, constraint, strings |
| command
| 20 |
noun |
rule, power |
supervision, supremacy, despotism, coercion, prerogative, aplomb, compulsion, authorization, absolutism, restraint, domination, royalty, know-how, tyranny, expertness, sway, dominion, primacy, upper hand, expertism |
| command
| 26 |
verb |
demand |
authorize, appoint, require, direct, tell, prohibit, set, forbid, instruct, dictate, proclaim, check, grant, compel, charge, call, cite, enact, bid, warn, exact, task, bar, impose, ban, order |
| command
| 28 |
verb |
demand |
call for, enjoin, inflict, beckon, debar, restrain, oblige, interdict, adjure, inhibit, ordain, summon, requisition, subpoena, rule out, ordinate, call on, call the signals, call upon, force upon, give directions, give orders, lay down the law, mark out, put foot down, send for, take charge, take lead |
| command
| 25 |
verb |
rule, have power |
manage, direct, determine, dominate, control, coach, force, influence, administer, dictate, regulate, prevail, check, lead, compel, charge, conduct, head, run, stop, boss, govern, exact, guide, push |
| command
| 27 |
verb |
rule, have power |
wield, supervise, subdue, coerce, curb, repress, tyrannize, restrain, override, sway, hinder, superintend, prescribe, reign, conquer, officiate, domineer, constrain, oppress, predominate, take over, overbear, exercise power, have authority, hold office, preside over, reign over |
| comment
| 10 |
noun |
statement of opinion; explanation |
criticism, remark, observation, discussion, note, mention, opinion, report, judgment, review |
| comment
| 20 |
noun |
statement of opinion; explanation |
commentary, animadversion, backtalk, dictum, hearsay, footnote, mouthful, elucidation, gloss, illustration, exposition, editorial, crack, comeback, wisecrack, annotation, buzz, input, obiter, two cents' worth |
| comment
| 16 |
verb |
make statement of opinion, explanation |
disclose, assert, notice, criticize, conclude, explain, express, note, mention, say, observe, reflect, remark, state, interpret, illustrate |
| comment
| 18 |
verb |
make statement of opinion, explanation |
expound, clarify, point out, affirm, elucidate, gloss, interpose, pronounce, annotate, interject, explicate, construe, opine, bring out, commentate, animadvert, pass on, touch upon |
| commerce
| 10 |
noun |
buying and selling |
business, exchange, marketing, industry, economics, trade, traffic, truck, retailing, dealing |
| commerce
| 4 |
noun |
buying and selling |
dealings, merchandising, merchantry, wholesaling |
| commercial
| 12 |
adj |
concerning business, marketing |
financial, economic, exchange, trade, trading, market, retail, fiscal, popular, sales, retailing, supplying |
| commercial
| 16 |
adj |
concerning business, marketing |
profitable, wholesale, monetary, commissary, marketable, pecuniary, profit-making, merchandising, across the counter, bartering, for sale, in demand, in the market, mercantile, saleable, wholesaling |
| commercial
| 2 |
adj |
intended for financial gain |
investment, exploited |
| commercial
| 9 |
adj |
intended for financial gain |
monetary, mercenary, Wall Street, materialistic, pecuniary, venal, money-making, for profit, profitmaking |
| commission
| 14 |
noun |
task, duty |
agency, office, authority, function, work, employment, permit, mission, charge, instruction, mandate, trust, appointment, obligation |
| commission
| 12 |
noun |
task, duty |
delegation, certificate, consignment, errand, diploma, embassy, proxy, warrant, deputation, brevet, legation, power of attorney |
| commission
| 13 |
noun |
share of a profit |
fee, taste, chunk, juice, pay, cut, percentage, bonus, discount, payment, salary, compensation, piece |
| commission
| 15 |
noun |
share of a profit |
ante, slice, end, bite, stipend, royalty, indemnity, allowance, cut-in, remuneration, brokerage, vigorish, rake-off, factorage, piece of the action |
| commission
| 4 |
noun |
group working together toward goal |
board, committee, representative, commissioners |
| commission
| 2 |
noun |
group working together toward goal |
delegation, deputation |
| commission
| 20 |
verb |
authorize or delegate task |
instruct, constitute, select, send, charge, enable, bid, enroll, appoint, hire, engage, name, license, invest, contract, order, employ, command, commit, assign |
| commission
| 15 |
verb |
authorize or delegate task |
crown, dispatch, deputize, bespeak, empower, consign, entrust, inaugurate, induct, enlist, ordain, nominate, accredit, depute, confide to |
| commitment
| 11 |
noun |
assurance; obligation |
engagement, responsibility, need, promise, guarantee, duty, word, undertaking, liability, charge, must |
| commitment
| 5 |
noun |
assurance; obligation |
pledge, vow, devoir, committal, ought |
| committee
| 11 |
noun |
group working on project |
chamber, cabinet, commission, bureau, board, jury, panel, council, representatives, consultants, investigators |
| committee
| 3 |
noun |
group working on project |
task force, convocation, trustees |
| common
| 23 |
adj |
average, ordinary |
accepted, natural, simple, familiar, universal, routine, prevailing, everyday, frequent, typical, plain, daily, standard, current, regular, characteristic, general, stock, casual, conventional, informal, stereotyped, usual |
| common
| 25 |
adj |
average, ordinary |
commonplace, prevalent, trivial, humdrum, probable, bourgeois, banal, colloquial, customary, habitual, hackneyed, homely, mediocre, monotonous, passable, prosaic, run-of-the-mill, stale, trite, undistinguished, wearisome, worn-out, comformable, unvaried, workaday |
| common
| 20 |
adj |
generally known; held in common |
universal, popular, shared, accepted, prevailing, correspondent, constant, like, collective, community, general, joint, social, public, corporate, mutual, united, usual, well-known, widespread |
| common
| 14 |
adj |
generally known; held in common |
prevalent, reciprocal, generic, coincident, communal, congruous, customary, conjoint, communistic, commutual, conjunct, in common, intermutual, socialistic |
| common
| 3 |
adj |
low, coarse |
poor, mean, cheap |
| common
| 27 |
adj |
low, coarse |
shoddy, plebeian, philistine, pedestrian, middling, hack, nondescript, inferior, colorless, crass, hackneyed, impure, passable, raffish, second-rate, sleazy, stale, trite, undistinguished, vulgar, baseborn, déclassé, low-grade, second-class, characterless, declassé, prosy |
| commotion
| 5 |
noun |
clamor, uproar |
excitement, confusion, stir, riot, upset |
| commotion
| 47 |
noun |
clamor, uproar |
annoyance, upheaval, fuss, turbulence, agitation, tumult, revolt, pandemonium, rebellion, hubbub, bustle, ferment, furor, outcry, brouhaha, flap, racket, insurgence, convulsion, whirl, perturbation, welter, disquiet, backwash, mutiny, ado, pother, to-do, insurrection, uprising, bedlam, upturn, flurry, combustion, stew, clatter, lather, ballyhoo, discomposure, dither, rumpus, vexation, fermentation, hurly-burly, big scene, big stink, hell broke loose |
| communicate
| 30 |
verb |
give or exchange information, ideas |
relate, connect, convey, transfer, interact, write, transmit, tell, disclose, broadcast, reveal, inform, contact, suggest, discover, imply, carry, raise, hint, publish, state, spread, announce, advise, break, phone, unfold, report, proclaim, declare |
| communicate
| 23 |
verb |
give or exchange information, ideas |
advertise, disseminate, impart, get across, correspond, publicize, signify, enlighten, acquaint, divulge, betray, network, let on, touch base, pass on, get through, reach out, be in touch, interface, keep in touch, let out, make known, ring up |
| communicate
| 9 |
verb |
mutually exchange information |
write, answer, talk, wire, cable, reach, telephone, discourse, reply |
| communicate
| 19 |
verb |
mutually exchange information |
correspond, confer, chat, converse, buzz, confabulate, hear from, associate with, be close to, be in touch, be near, commune with, drop a line, drop a note, establish contact, get on the horn, give a call, give a ring, have confidence of |
| communication
| 22 |
noun |
giving, exchanging information, ideas |
transmission, intelligence, delivery, conversation, connection, contact, link, talking, publication, transfer, writing, reading, advice, mention, telling, expression, reception, revelation, talk, announcing, disclosing, translating |
| communication
| 16 |
noun |
giving, exchanging information, ideas |
elucidation, dissemination, intercommunication, interchange, intercourse, assertion, communion, correspondence, articulation, converse, advisement, declaration, utterance, corresponding, making known, notifying |
| communication
| 22 |
noun |
information transmitted |
intelligence, information, conversation, warning, message, announcement, revelation, note, speech, statement, publicity, advice, report, news, translation, account, word, language, work, summary, briefing, ideas |
| communication
| 22 |
noun |
information transmitted |
disclosure, tidings, excerpt, dispatch, prophecy, directive, poop, converse, declaration, missive, goods, scoop, skinny, utterance, bulletin, précis, pipeline, info, communiqué, hot story, inside story, lowdown |
| communist
| 1 |
noun |
card-carrying communist |
red |
| communist
| 20 |
noun |
card-carrying communist |
comrade, sympathizer, fellow traveler, Marxist, pinko, Commie, apparatchik, Socialist, Bolshevist, Trotskyite, Bolshevik, Maoist, Stalinist, C.P. member, Castroite, Leninist, Party member, Viet Cong, com-symp, member of the Communist Party |
| community
| 13 |
noun |
society, area of people |
neighborhood, center, district, people, company, nation, society, state, public, association, colony, territory, residents |
| community
| 10 |
noun |
society, area of people |
commonwealth, commonality, locality, populace, hamlet, turf, body politic, neck of the woods, general public, stomping ground |
| community
| 1 |
noun |
agreement, similarity |
identity |
| community
| 5 |
noun |
agreement, similarity |
semblance, likeness, affinity, kinship, sameness |
| compact
| 11 |
adj |
condensed |
solid, tight, firm, crowded, pressed, close, thick, packed, dense, hard, bunched |
| compact
| 4 |
adj |
condensed |
impenetrable, impermeable, compressed, appressed |
| compact
| 1 |
adj |
short, brief |
pointed |
| compact
| 14 |
adj |
short, brief |
compendious, concise, epigrammatic, laconic, meaty, pithy, short and sweet, succinct, terse, marrowy, boiled down, in a nutshell, make a long story short, to the point |
| compact
| 11 |
noun |
agreement |
alliance, deal, understanding, engagement, contract, treaty, transaction, arrangement, convention, settlement, bond |
| compact
| 7 |
noun |
agreement |
pact, covenant, stipulation, bargain, indenture, entente, concordat |
| compact
| 8 |
verb |
make condensed |
set, concentrate, contract, stuff, combine, unite, integrate, pack |
| compact
| 6 |
verb |
make condensed |
compress, condense, consolidate, unify, solidify, cram |
| company
| 21 |
noun |
crowd of people |
group, club, community, team, party, association, gathering, set, ring, crew, convention, circle, troop, body, assembly, collection, outfit, band, league, order, pack |
| company
| 21 |
noun |
crowd of people |
corps, gang, mob, zoo, horde, cortege, retinue, ruck, concourse, ensemble, coterie, aggregation, congregation, clique, troupe, turnout, clan, throng, muster, jungle, assemblage |
| company
| 10 |
noun |
business concern |
firm, corporation, association, business, enterprise, house, partnership, outfit, establishment, concern |
| company
| 3 |
noun |
business concern |
syndicate, multinational, megacorp |
| company
| 4 |
noun |
social friend, guest |
party, society, presence, visitor |
| company
| 5 |
noun |
social friend, guest |
companionship, cortege, boarder, caller, retinue |
| comparable
| 2 |
adj |
worthy of comparison |
equal, equivalent |
| comparable
| 10 |
adj |
worthy of comparison |
tantamount, commensurate, proportionate, commensurable, a match for, as good as, equipollent, equipotential, in a class with, on a par |
| comparable
| 5 |
adj |
corresponding, similar |
related, alike, like, relative, uniform |
| comparable
| 8 |
adj |
corresponding, similar |
akin, analogous, corresponding, agnate, cognate, consonant, parallel, undifferenced |
| compare
| 21 |
verb |
examine in contrast |
study, equal, contrast, measure, analyze, match, consider, scan, touch, divide, approach, separate, hang, contemplate, observe, confront, examine, oppose, rival, weigh, balance |
| compare
| 17 |
verb |
examine in contrast |
correlate, segregate, scrutinize, ponder, collate, juxtapose, inspect, parallel, bracket, hold a candle to, match up, place in juxtaposition, set against, set side by side, size up, stack up against, weigh against another |
| compare
| 8 |
verb |
liken, equate |
relate, equal, link, connect, match, resemble, balance, approach |
| compare
| 24 |
verb |
liken, equate |
correlate, standardize, vie, assimilate, equate, parallel, come up to, identify with, tie up, allegorize, approximate to, be in the same class as, be on a par with, bear comparison, bring near, compete with, distinguish between, draw parallel, hold a candle to, make like, notice similarities, put alongside, show correspondence, stack up with |
| comparison
| 22 |
noun |
contrasting; corresponding |
observation, similarity, testing, connection, relation, correlation, identification, example, contrast, ratio, measuring, separation, metaphor, discrimination, opposition, weighing, association, distinguishing, balancing, analyzing, dividing, relating |
| comparison
| 16 |
noun |
contrasting; corresponding |
resemblance, juxtaposition, analogy, likeness, illustration, segregation, allegory, collation, estimation, likening, comparability, exemplification, analogizing, bringing together, collating, paralleling |
| compartment
| 15 |
noun |
section, subdivision |
slot, cell, chamber, category, division, piece, area, bay, portion, place, booth, part, department, corner, hole |
| compartment
| 11 |
noun |
section, subdivision |
alcove, locker, carriage, cubicle, niche, berth, pigeonhole, stall, cubbyhole, nook, carrel |
| compatible
| 9 |
adj |
agreeable, in harmony |
consistent, suitable, appropriate, cooperative, fit, fitting, meet, proper, together |
| compatible
| 19 |
adj |
agreeable, in harmony |
adaptable, accordant, congenial, congruent, congruous, consonant, harmonious, like-minded, sympathetic, cotton to, getting along with, having good vibes, hitting it off, in keeping, in sync with, in the groove, on the same wavelength, reconcilable, simpatico |
| compensate
| 4 |
verb |
make restitution |
satisfy, pay, reward, commit |
| compensate
| 18 |
verb |
make restitution |
refund, reimburse, atone, repay, recoup, requite, indemnify, recompense, remunerate, come down with, shell out, guerdon, take care of, make good, pay up, plank out, pony up, tickle the palm |
| compensate
| 6 |
verb |
offset, make up for |
repair, fix, improve, negative, better, balance |
| compensate
| 16 |
verb |
offset, make up for |
outweigh, invalidate, countervail, neutralize, redress, nullify, counterbalance, negate, abrogate, counteract, counterpoise, annul, atone for, cancel out, make amends, set off |
| compensation
| 23 |
noun |
repayment; rectification |
settlement, wage, profit, pay, earnings, premium, bonus, coverage, payment, salary, benefit, reward, satisfaction, shake, scale, deserts, advantage, gain, consideration, bread, meet, salt, damages |
| compensation
| 27 |
noun |
repayment; rectification |
redress, payoff, fee, restitution, reparation, stipend, reimbursement, indemnity, allowance, reprisal, honorarium, take, reciprocity, atonement, indemnification, reckoning, quittance, amends, recompense, requital, remuneration, remittance, remittal, defrayal, counterclaim, recoupment, take-home |
| compete
| 16 |
verb |
go up against in contest |
contend, play, contest, challenge, face, try, battle, fight, essay, attempt, fence, rival, bid, oppose, struggle, encounter |
| compete
| 30 |
verb |
go up against in contest |
wrestle, clash, vie, spar, bandy, emulate, collide, grapple, joust, tilt, tussle, strive, go for, lock horns, take on, be in the running, cope with, go after, go for broke, go for the gold, in the hunt, jockey for position, match strength, match wits, participate in, pit oneself against, run for, scramble for, seek prize, take part |
| competence
| 6 |
noun |
ability |
capacity, expertise, fitness, capability, skill, might |
| competence
| 18 |
noun |
ability |
competency, suitability, proficiency, savvy, qualification, know-how, appropriateness, moxie, adequacy, makings, cutting it, cutting the mustard, hacking it, making the grade, qualifiedness, the goods, the right stuff, what it takes |
| competent
| 16 |
adj |
able |
capable, efficient, decent, skilled, qualified, adequate, adapted, appropriate, complete, enough, equal, fit, fool, good, sufficient, suitable |
| competent
| 27 |
adj |
able |
proficient, au fait, clever, crisp, endowed, on the ball, pertinent, polished, satisfactory, savvy, wicked, all around, being a pistol, dynamite, fireball, know ins and outs, know the answers, know the ropes, know the score, no slouch, there, up to it, up to snuff, up to speed, know one's business, know one's stuff, paid one's dues |
| competition
| 18 |
noun |
contest |
championship, meeting, tournament, fight, trial, game, race, struggle, sport, event, match, run, puzzle, engagement, opposition, controversy, racing, encounter |
| competition
| 27 |
noun |
contest |
clash, rivalry, candidacy, contention, antagonism, tilt, strife, quiz, emulation, counteraction, jungle, bout, warfare, rat race, matchup, striving, tug-of-war, go for it, athletic event, concours, do or die, dog eat dog, go for the gold, horse race, one on one, one-upping, pairing off |
| competitive
| 5 |
adj |
willing to oppose |
aggressive, ambitious, opposing, rival, competing |
| competitive
| 10 |
adj |
willing to oppose |
cutthroat, antagonistic, combative, dog-eat-dog, killer, emulous, vying, at odds, killer instinct, streetwise |
| complain
| 11 |
verb |
grumble about |
criticize, disagree, object, protest, oppose, accuse, differ, beef, attack, charge, lay |
| complain
| 45 |
verb |
grumble about |
moan, lament, grumble, gripe, denounce, fret, bewail, repine, grouse, dissent, disapprove, indict, bitch, nag, refute, grieve, whimper, deplore, carp, cavil, contravene, bellyache, fuss, groan, wail, defy, ascribe, growl, bemoan, snivel, reproach, gainsay, yammer, deprecate, whine, demur, impute, expostulate, remonstrate, find fault, kick up a fuss, look askance, make a fuss, sound off, take exception to |
| complainer
| 14 |
noun |
whiner |
troublemaker, nitpicker, grump, crybaby, protester, crab, grumbler, bellyacher, objector, moaner, growler, nagger, faultfinder, fusser |
| complete
| 8 |
adj |
total, not lacking |
entire, full, gross, integrated, all, intact, organic, whole |
| complete
| 29 |
adj |
total, not lacking |
exhaustive, outright, thorough, replete, faultless, integral, plenary, thoroughgoing, unabridged, unbroken, undivided, unimpaired, full-dress, unabbreviated, uncut, unexpurgated, undocked, hook line and sinker, imperforate, lock stock and barrel, the works, uncondensed, undiminished, unitary, unreduced, whole enchilada, whole nine yards, whole-hog, whole-length |
| complete
| 14 |
adj |
finished |
sweeping, perfect, full, entire, realized, executed, down, ended, accomplished, done, through, effected, achieved, concluded |
| complete
| 15 |
adj |
finished |
consummate, all-inclusive, full-fledged, plenary, terminated, compassed, attained, all over, all over but the shouting, all-embracing, done with, fini, finished off, home free, that's it |
| complete
| 7 |
adj |
utter, absolute |
perfect, positive, total, blanket, sheer, blank, whole |
| complete
| 14 |
adj |
utter, absolute |
outright, thorough, unconditional, consummate, categorical, downright, dyed-in-the-wool, flawless, impeccable, out-and-out, thoroughgoing, unblemished, unmitigated, unqualified |
| complete
| 20 |
verb |
carry out action |
do, execute, finish, end, conclude, perform, develop, settle, accomplish, determine, close, realize, achieve, perfect, equip, elaborate, cap, effect, fill, ultimate |
| complete
| 29 |
verb |
carry out action |
halt, finalize, wrap up, crown, effectuate, actualize, terminate, supplement, consummate, refine, fulfill, discharge, furnish, make up, round off, wind up, bring to fruition, bring to maturity, call it a day, carry off, do thoroughly, get through, go the limit, go through with, go whole hog, make good, put to bed, round out, sew up |
| completely
| 11 |
adv |
entirely |
ultimately, perfectly, absolutely, fully, altogether, effectively, finally, thoroughly, quite, totally, exclusively |
| completely
| 29 |
adv |
entirely |
unconditionally, wholly, utterly, competently, en masse, extensively, unabridged, unanimously, conclusively, exhaustively, comprehensively, all the way, from A to Z, from beginning to end, heart and soul, hook line and sinker, in all, in entirety, in full, in toto, on all counts, painstakingly, solidly, to the end, to the limit, to the max, to the nth degree, undividedly, without omission |
| complex
| 7 |
adj |
involved, intricate |
complicated, compound, multiple, confused, elaborate, mixed, compounded |
| complex
| 20 |
adj |
involved, intricate |
convoluted, manifold, composite, conglomerate, motley, mosaic, circuitous, heterogeneous, knotty, labyrinthine, miscellaneous, mixed-up, multifarious, tangled, tortuous, variegated, multiform, multiplex, entangled, mingled |
| complex
| 10 |
adj |
difficult to understand |
sophisticated, complicated, disturbing, winding, confused, disordered, hidden, involved, mixed, puzzling |
| complex
| 37 |
adj |
difficult to understand |
perplexing, convoluted, intricate, obscure, byzantine, abstruse, circuitous, cryptic, discursive, enigmatic, excursive, impenetrable, inscrutable, interwoven, jumbled, knotted, knotty, labyrinthine, meandering, muddled, rambling, recondite, sinuous, tangled, tortuous, undecipherable, unfathomable, crabbed, Daedalean, Gordian, bewildering, entangled, mazy, mingled, paradoxical, round-about, snarled |
| complex
| 10 |
noun |
composite, aggregate |
network, system, structure, compound, group, syndrome, ecosystem, organization, scheme, association |
| complex
| 4 |
noun |
composite, aggregate |
conglomerate, totality, entanglement, synthesis |
| complex
| 2 |
noun |
psychological problem |
anxiety, fear |
| complex
| 13 |
noun |
psychological problem |
repression, fixation, hang-up, insanity, neurosis, mania, phobia, obsession, preoccupation, idée fixe, a thing about something, exaggerated reaction, fixed idea |
| compliance
| 2 |
noun |
agreement |
consent, yielding |
| compliance
| 16 |
noun |
agreement |
conformity, observance, submission, concurrence, assent, complaisance, obedience, tractability, acquiescence, deference, amenability, concession, submissiveness, resignation, docility, passivity |
| complication
| 9 |
noun |
difficult situation |
confusion, difficulty, complexity, obstacle, problem, development, web, dilemma, factor |
| complication
| 6 |
noun |
difficult situation |
snag, embarrassment, intricacy, aggravation, drawback, entanglement |
| composer
| 1 |
noun |
songwriter |
writer |
| composer
| 6 |
noun |
songwriter |
songster, melodist, serialist, singer-songwriter, songsmith, tunesmith |
| compound
| 3 |
noun |
combination, mixture |
blend, composition, union |
| compound
| 17 |
noun |
combination, mixture |
commixture, goulash, amalgamation, composite, mishmash, fusion, medley, conglomerate, alloy, compost, stew, admixture, aggregate, synthesis, soup, combo, amalgam |
| compound
| 7 |
verb |
mix, combine |
couple, associate, unite, link, join, blend, connect |
| compound
| 15 |
verb |
mix, combine |
commingle, mingle, admix, concoct, coalesce, amalgamate, synthesize, fuse, commix, intermingle, bracket, meld, make up, immix, coagment |
| compound
| 2 |
verb |
make difficult; complicate |
confuse, extend |
| compound
| 12 |
verb |
make difficult; complicate |
aggravate, magnify, worsen, intensify, exacerbate, add to, multiply, heighten, confound, augment, make complex, make intricate |
| comprehensive
| 15 |
adj |
inclusive |
full, complete, broad, global, overall, sweeping, extensive, blanket, general, whole, absolute, wide, widespread, comprising, containing |
| comprehensive
| 22 |
adj |
inclusive |
thorough, far-reaching, all-inclusive, encyclopedic, exhaustive, catholic, umbrella, infinite, compendious, discursive, expansive, across the board, all-embracing, encircling, in depth, lock stock and barrel, of great scope, synoptic, the big picture, the whole shebang, the works, wall-to-wall |
| compromise
| 8 |
noun |
agreement, give-and-take |
adjustment, deal, understanding, arrangement, settlement, contract, composition, mean |
| compromise
| 17 |
noun |
agreement, give-and-take |
pact, accord, bargain, concession, accommodation, compact, covenant, sellout, happy medium, middle ground, trade-off, copout, fifty-fifty, half and half, half measure, middle course, win-win situation |
| compromise
| 7 |
verb |
give and take |
agree, negotiate, compose, adjust, concede, settle, compound |
| compromise
| 12 |
verb |
give and take |
conciliate, arbitrate, meet halfway, find happy medium, find middle ground, go fifty-fifty, make a deal, make concession, play ball with, split the difference, strike balance, trade off |
| compromise
| 6 |
verb |
put in jeopardy |
ruin, weaken, risk, expose, hazard, explode |
| compromise
| 17 |
verb |
put in jeopardy |
mar, jeopardize, imperil, prejudice, endanger, embarrass, give in, implicate, peril, dishonor, discredit, spoil, blight, menace, cop out, sell out, put under suspicion |
| computer
| 22 |
noun |
calculating, data processing machine |
clone, brain, calculator, adding machine, artificial intelligence, data processor, number cruncher, personal computer, mini, laptop, minicomputer, CPU, PC, mac, mainframe, abacus, microcomputer, analog, digital, electronic brain, micro, thinking machine |
| computer language
| 2 |
noun |
programming language |
artificial language, machine language |
| computing
| 6 |
verb |
calculate, estimate |
count, figure, sum, rate, measure, total |
| computing
| 20 |
verb |
calculate, estimate |
gauge, tote, reckon, tally, tot, enumerate, cipher, run down, figure out, add up, cast up, count heads, count noses, cut ice, dope out, keep tabs, size up, take account of, tote up, take one's measure |
| concede
| 10 |
verb |
acknowledge, give in |
quit, confess, grant, accept, admit, yield, allow, own, award, fold |
| concede
| 23 |
verb |
acknowledge, give in |
relinquish, cede, hand over, surrender, capitulate, accord, ditto, waive, avow, bury the hatchet, cry uncle, knuckle under, let on, fess up, cave in, give up, go along with, go with the flow, own up, play ball with, say uncle, throw in the towel, yes one |
| conceive
| 20 |
verb |
understand |
assume, believe, realize, accept, perceive, gather, judge, deem, expect, follow, feel, suspect, take, get, imagine, catch, dig, appreciate, suppose, grasp |
| conceive
| 7 |
verb |
understand |
apprehend, compass, fancy, twig, envisage, comprehend, reckon |
| conceive
| 14 |
verb |
create |
develop, envision, produce, design, realize, consider, form, image, feature, project, purpose, imagine, speculate, spark |
| conceive
| 21 |
verb |
create |
visualize, formulate, devise, originate, dream up, ponder, ruminate, contrive, fancy, brainstorm, meditate, cogitate, envisage, cook up, head trip, make up, become pregnant, depicture, spitball, think up, trump up |
| concentrate
| 14 |
verb |
think about closely |
focus, settle, put, apply, establish, set, center, attend, study, contemplate, examine, sweat, need, weigh |
| concentrate
| 28 |
verb |
think about closely |
intensify, fixate, ponder, peruse, scrutinize, muse, meditate, ruminate, hammer, bring to bear, head trip, knuckle down, rivet, be engrossed in, brood over, consider closely, direct attention, fix attention, focus attention, get on the beam, give attention, hammer away at, occupy thoughts, pour it on, put mind to, think hard, crack one's brains, rack one's brains |
| concentrate
| 17 |
verb |
gather, collect |
strengthen, reduce, focus, cluster, combine, eliminate, integrate, crowd, assemble, bunch, pile, store, center, contract, collect, mass, narrow |
| concentrate
| 32 |
verb |
gather, collect |
consolidate, accumulate, intensify, amass, centralize, cramp, converge, congregate, localize, compact, swarm, coalesce, hoard, garner, congest, compress, conglomerate, heap, aggregate, agglomerate, huddle, unify, muster, embody, constrict, salt away, forgather, focalize, draw together, get to the meat, heap up, zero in |
| concentration
| 13 |
noun |
consolidation of effort |
combination, assembly, application, fixing, study, narrowing, unity, need, debate, concern, clustering, focusing, centering |
| concentration
| 19 |
noun |
consolidation of effort |
absorption, consolidation, compression, deliberation, convergence, congregation, heed, centralization, converging, single-mindedness, intensification, amassing, bringing to bear, close attention, coalescing, compacting, flocking, huddling, massing |
| concentration
| 10 |
noun |
aggregation |
group, army, company, collection, cluster, band, audience, mass, party, array |
| concentration
| 8 |
noun |
aggregation |
accumulation, horde, mob, concourse, herd, miscellany, convergence, flock |
| concept
| 12 |
noun |
idea |
perception, conception, theory, image, thought, approach, notion, view, impression, twist, hypothesis, consideration |
| concept
| 12 |
noun |
idea |
abstraction, brainchild, apprehension, slant, supposition, conceit, wrinkle, conceptualization, intellection, big idea, brain wave, fool notion |
| conception
| 22 |
noun |
understanding; idea |
impression, concept, interpretation, appreciation, perception, notion, image, design, dreaming, version, picture, explanation, clue, plan, consideration, thought, representation, speculation, considering, concentrating, imagining, speculating |
| conception
| 20 |
noun |
understanding; idea |
conceit, realization, fancy, inkling, comprehension, meditation, exposition, apprehension, cognition, musing, philosophizing, intellection, apperception, cogitating, communing, deliberating, envisaging, fancying, meditating, mental grasp |
| conception
| 5 |
noun |
beginning, birth |
origin, start, invention, formation, launching |
| conception
| 7 |
noun |
beginning, birth |
fertilization, outset, initiation, inception, insemination, impregnation, germination |
| concern
| 23 |
noun |
business, responsibility |
interest, matter, thing, involvement, burden, worry, firm, affair, transaction, field, occupation, house, company, job, mission, corporation, charge, task, enterprise, organization, outfit, establishment, care |
| concern
| 7 |
noun |
business, responsibility |
entanglement, zoo, jungle, deportment, multinational, megacorp, shooting match |
| concern
| 9 |
noun |
interest; anxiety |
attention, matter, consideration, worry, bearing, reference, regard, relation, care |
| concern
| 13 |
noun |
interest; anxiety |
apprehension, unease, disquietude, distress, disquiet, solicitude, carefulness, heedfulness, heed, relevance, concernment, important matter, tender loving care |
| concern
| 8 |
verb |
affect personally |
disturb, bother, regard, involve, interest, trouble, worry, touch |
| concern
| 11 |
verb |
affect personally |
perturb, disquiet, distress, bear on, apply to, be relevant to, become involved, make anxious, make uneasy, pertain to, take pains |
| concern
| 2 |
verb |
relate to, have reference to |
involve, regard |
| concern
| 23 |
verb |
relate to, have reference to |
answer to, bear on, deal with, belong to, appertain to, apply to, be about, be applicable to, be connected with, be dependent upon, be interdependent with, be pertinent to, be well taken, bear upon, depend upon, have a bearing on, have connections with, have implications for, have relation to, have significance for, have to do with, pertain to, refer to |
| concert
| 3 |
noun |
musical performance |
musical, show, selections |
| concert
| 5 |
noun |
musical performance |
gig, recital, jam session, musicale, rockfest |
| concert
| 5 |
noun |
agreement, harmony |
tune, league, union, collaboration, joint |
| concert
| 8 |
noun |
agreement, harmony |
unison, accord, consonance, concord, unanimity, concordance, chorus, togetherness |
| concession
| 8 |
noun |
yielding, adjustment |
deal, grant, admission, compromise, permit, privilege, permission, confession |
| concession
| 15 |
noun |
yielding, adjustment |
acknowledgment, indulgence, assent, sellout, boon, surrender, warrant, authorization, allowance, trade-off, buyback, copout, rollback, giveback, giving in |
| concise
| 3 |
adj |
short, to the point |
brief, lean, summary |
| concise
| 19 |
adj |
short, to the point |
terse, pithy, succinct, compact, compendious, condensed, curt, epigrammatic, laconic, meaty, short and sweet, marrowy, abridged, boiled down, breviloquent, compendiary, compressed, in a nutshell, synoptic |
| conclusion
| 12 |
noun |
end |
development, ending, result, consequence, outcome, finish, stop, period, wrap, cease, close, issue |
| conclusion
| 13 |
noun |
end |
completion, closure, denouement, culmination, eventuality, upshot, finale, cessation, termination, payoff, end of the line, windup, desistance |
| conclusion
| 8 |
noun |
judgment, decision |
conviction, agreement, verdict, opinion, settlement, resolution, resolve, determination |
| conclusion
| 6 |
noun |
judgment, decision |
inference, deduction, ratiocination, corollary, illation, sequitur |
| concrete
| 11 |
adj |
actual, factual |
detailed, real, solid, material, specific, particular, objective, accurate, explicit, precise, substantial |
| concrete
| 4 |
adj |
actual, factual |
corporeal, definite, sensible, tangible |
| concrete
| 7 |
adj |
hardened |
firm, set, solid, dried, strong, poured, steeled |
| concrete
| 15 |
adj |
hardened |
compact, indurate, petrified, monolithic, unyielding, caked, solidified, consolidated, conglomerated, calcified, congealed, cemented, compressed, precast, set in stone |
| condition
| 20 |
noun |
circumstances |
status, case, position, action, situation, quality, standing, trim, happening, repair, spot, state, rank, scene, sphere, shape, reputation, mode, estate, order |
| condition
| 16 |
noun |
circumstances |
plight, predicament, posture, lay of the land, status quo, ballgame, riff, how it goes, how things are, how things stack up, like it is, size of it, state of affairs, way things are, way things shape up, where it's at |
| condition
| 13 |
noun |
requirement, limitation |
rule, arrangement, demand, provision, exception, article, necessity, reservation, catch, terms, essential, must, strings |
| condition
| 15 |
noun |
requirement, limitation |
precondition, qualification, prerequisite, proviso, exemption, codicil, requisite, stipulation, modification, kicker, postulate, contingency, fine print, small print, sine qua non |
| condition
| 13 |
noun |
physical shape, fitness |
status, health, aspect, form, trim, repair, tone, constitution, appearance, state, build, phase, order |
| condition
| 3 |
noun |
physical shape, fitness |
kilter, fettle, mint |
| condition
| 6 |
noun |
illness |
syndrome, problem, disease, complaint, weakness, ill |
| condition
| 6 |
noun |
illness |
ailment, malady, predicament, affection, temper, infirmity |
| condition
| 7 |
verb |
adapt, prepare |
educate, train, practice, modify, program, ready, equip |
| condition
| 15 |
verb |
adapt, prepare |
brainwash, accustom, inure, habituate, sharpen, build up, work out, loosen up, make ready, shape up, tone up, toughen up, warm up, whip into shape, work over |
| condom
| 3 |
noun |
birth control |
safe, rubber, protection |
| condom
| 6 |
noun |
birth control |
contraceptive, prophylactic, raincoat, sheath, johnny, French letter |
| conductor
| 5 |
noun |
leader |
director, manager, supervisor, master, guide |
| conductor
| 2 |
noun |
leader |
maestro, marshal |
| conference
| 9 |
noun |
convention, colloquium |
forum, discussion, seminar, interview, meeting, talk, appointment, argument, conversation |
| conference
| 20 |
noun |
convention, colloquium |
consultation, symposium, interchange, huddle, deliberation, congress, parley, chat, convocation, powwow, colloquy, confabulation, palaver, conferring, round table, ventilation, gabfest, groupthink, round robin, think-in |
| conference
| 6 |
noun |
league of athletic teams |
organization, association, league, ring, circuit, loop |
| conference
| 1 |
noun |
league of athletic teams |
athletic union |
| confession
| 11 |
noun |
admittance of information |
story, revelation, admission, statement, publication, profession, relation, telling, exposure, revealing, disclosing |
| confession
| 22 |
noun |
admittance of information |
disclosure, acknowledgment, assertion, proclamation, concession, squawk, squeal, song, declaration, enumeration, recitation, affirmation, avowal, narration, allowance, utterance, exposé, assenting, divulgence, making public, owning up, unbosoming |
| confidence
| 8 |
noun |
belief in oneself |
courage, determination, spirit, heart, nerve, daring, cool, resolution |
| confidence
| 29 |
noun |
belief in oneself |
certainty, poise, morale, tenacity, assurance, resoluteness, self-possession, dash, élan, sureness, grit, presumption, spunk, reliance, aplomb, fortitude, self-reliance, fearlessness, boldness, backbone, pluck, brashness, firmness, intrepidity, mettle, hardihood, impudence, elan, faith in oneself |
| confidence
| 5 |
noun |
belief in something |
faith, trust, hope, stock, store |
| confidence
| 5 |
noun |
belief in something |
assurance, credence, dependence, reliance, sure bet |
| confident
| 10 |
adj |
certain, assured |
sure, bold, positive, satisfied, convinced, brave, secure, trusting, expecting, racked |
| confident
| 25 |
adj |
certain, assured |
self-assured, sanguine, hopeful, self-reliant, fearless, upbeat, courageous, dauntless, high, intrepid, presuming, presumptuous, pushy, self-sufficient, unafraid, undaunted, uppity, valiant, cocksure, depending on, expectant, bet on, counting on, having faith in, puffed up |
| confine
| 9 |
verb |
enclose, limit |
restrict, jail, bar, bound, bind, fix, keep, cage, cool |
| confine
| 24 |
verb |
enclose, limit |
incarcerate, hinder, detain, restrain, imprison, constrain, hog-tie, cramp, delimit, shorten, immure, ice, repress, intern, enslave, circumscribe, hold back, put away, shut up, cool down, hem in, put a lid on, put on ice, send up |
| conflict
| 8 |
noun |
fight, warfare |
combat, competition, struggle, battle, war, contest, engagement, encounter |
| conflict
| 11 |
noun |
fight, warfare |
clash, strife, rivalry, contention, collision, fray, fracas, emulation, set-to, tug-of-war, striving |
| conflict
| 9 |
noun |
disagreement, discord |
competition, difference, dispute, dance, brush, contest, row, meeting, opposition |
| conflict
| 26 |
noun |
disagreement, discord |
hostility, friction, strife, animosity, dissent, disunity, affray, hassle, flap, disaccord, antagonism, interference, ruckus, contention, faction, fuss, dissension, fray, dissidence, run-in, variance, bad blood, set-to, concours, divided loyalties, factionalism |
| conflict
| 13 |
verb |
be at odds |
vary, differ, disagree, disturb, contend, combat, contest, jar, interfere, fight, oppose, struggle, contrast |
| conflict
| 17 |
verb |
be at odds |
clash, discord, brawl, scrap, collide, disaccord, mismatch, strive, tangle, slug, romp, disharmonize, bump heads with, cross swords with, lock horns with, run against tide, square off with |
| confront
| 8 |
verb |
challenge |
resist, oppose, meet, encounter, brave, front, dare, beard |
| confront
| 18 |
verb |
challenge |
defy, accost, repel, withstand, affront, flout, scorn, tell off, come up against, face down, face up to, face with, go one-on-one, go up against, make my day, meet eyeball-to-eyeball, stand up to, call one's bluff |
| confrontation
| 7 |
noun |
conflict |
contest, fight, battle, meeting, crisis, encounter, dispute |
| confrontation
| 4 |
noun |
conflict |
showdown, strife, affray, set-to |
| confuse
| 10 |
verb |
bewilder someone |
puzzle, worry, frustrate, trouble, involve, upset, distract, shame, fog, cloud |
| confuse
| 43 |
verb |
bewilder someone |
unsettle, perturb, disconcert, confound, mortify, complicate, amaze, astonish, daze, perplex, bemuse, muddle, baffle, fluster, embarrass, mystify, misinform, befuddle, mislead, demoralize, obscure, bedevil, discomfit, discompose, darken, stump, faze, nonplus, rattle, unhinge, abash, clutter, becloud, discountenance, addle, mess up, throw off, disorient, fuddle, lead astray, render uncertain, stir up, throw off balance |
| confuse
| 4 |
verb |
mix up; involve |
involve, blend, disorder, mistake |
| confuse
| 23 |
verb |
mix up; involve |
confound, disorganize, muddle, entangle, rumple, mingle, discombobulate, tangle, disarray, tumble, encumber, litter, clutter, embroil, tousle, jumble, intermingle, disarrange, mess up, bedlamize, discreate, muss up, snarl up |
| confusing
| 5 |
adj |
puzzling |
upsetting, complex, complicated, difficult, involved |
| confusing
| 10 |
adj |
puzzling |
perplexing, baffling, mystifying, unsettling, confounding, disconcerting, bewildering, blurring, disorienting, befuddling |
| confusion
| 2 |
noun |
disorientation |
disturbing, upsetting |
| confusion
| 41 |
noun |
disorientation |
turmoil, bewilderment, embarrassment, turbulence, distraction, demoralization, pother, puzzlement, bemusement, flap, dither, chagrin, tumult, agitation, commotion, befuddlement, perturbation, fluster, stew, abashment, perplexity, discomfiture, lather, embarrassing, perplexing, unsettling, disorientation, abashing, addling, befuddling, blurring, cluttering, confounding, disarranging, discomfiting, dumbfounding, embroiling, mixup mystification, obscuring, stirring up, tangling |
| confusion
| 12 |
noun |
disoriented state |
chaos, difficulty, complexity, trouble, mistake, wilderness, row, fog, surprise, stir, riot, mess |
| confusion
| 37 |
noun |
disoriented state |
turmoil, complication, upheaval, disarray, anarchy, consternation, distraction, dislocation, mystification, shambles, clutter, abashment, racket, jumble, tangle, perturbation, intricacy, commotion, labyrinth, haze, stupefaction, daze, ferment, astonishment, muddle, imbroglio, fracas, ado, untidiness, discomposure, tumult, pandemonium, uproar, disorganization, bustle, hodge-podge, emotional upset |
| conglomerate
| 4 |
adj |
composite |
varied, mixed, blended, clustered |
| conglomerate
| 11 |
adj |
composite |
assorted, motley, variegated, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, miscellaneous, multifarious, promiscuous, melded, massed, amassed |
| conglomerate
| 5 |
noun |
composite organization |
group, chain, combine, trust, pool |
| conglomerate
| 8 |
noun |
composite organization |
cartel, syndicate, agglomeration, aggregation, agglomerate, aggregate, conglomeration, multinational |
| congratulate
| 3 |
verb |
compliment on achievement, luck |
praise, bless, boost |
| congratulate
| 17 |
verb |
compliment on achievement, luck |
applaud, laud, salute, felicitate, toast, stroke, give a big cigar, give bouquet, give regards, gold star, hand it to, hear it for, pat on back, rejoice with, wish happy returns, wish joy to, wish one well |
| congress
| 15 |
noun |
delegation of representatives |
council, society, committee, conference, union, convention, meeting, assembly, government, club, association, legislature, league, chamber, order |
| congress
| 10 |
noun |
delegation of representatives |
caucus, parliament, conclave, convocation, guild, senate, delegates, legislative body, the Hill, the house |
| conifer
| 2 |
noun |
evergreen |
pine, wood |
| conifer
| 3 |
noun |
evergreen |
cedar, alpine, douglas |
| connection
| 11 |
noun |
person who aids another in achieving goal |
contact, relation, network, associate, mentor, agent, relative, sponsor, association, ally, friend |
| connection
| 8 |
noun |
person who aids another in achieving goal |
acquaintance, kindred, kin, go-between, messenger, reciprocity, intermediary, kinship |
| connection
| 11 |
noun |
something that connects, links |
network, link, tie, alliance, coupling, combination, union, joint, bond, association, joining |
| connection
| 13 |
noun |
something that connects, links |
hookup, affiliation, attachment, conjunction, linkage, tie-up, junction, tie-in, juncture, seam, fastening, conjointment, partnerhip |
| connection
| 11 |
noun |
something that communicates, relates |
relationship, communication, partnership, application, relation, correlation, link, bearing, marriage, association, bond |
| connection
| 11 |
noun |
something that communicates, relates |
correspondence, togetherness, intercourse, commerce, nexus, tie-in, reciprocity, relevance, affinity, kinship, interrelation |
| connective
| 8 |
adj |
combinational |
combinative, combinatorial, conjugative, conjunctional, connectional, combinable, conjoining, conjugable |
| conscience
| 4 |
noun |
moral sense |
shame, duty, morals, principles |
| conscience
| 11 |
noun |
moral sense |
compunction, censor, demur, inner voice, superego, qualms, scruples, right and wrong, small voice, squeam, still small voice |
| conscious
| 17 |
adj |
alert, awake |
sure, certain, informed, aware, aesthetic, assured, knowing, known, noticing, noting, observing, perceiving, seeing, understanding, felt, recognizing, remarking |
| conscious
| 27 |
adj |
alert, awake |
sensible, watchful, mindful, keen, cognizant, responsive, vigilant, attentive, acquainted, au courant, conversant, discerning, sentient, with it, able to recognize, alive to, apperceptive, apprised, hep to, in on, in right mind, on to, percipient, sensitive to, supraliminal, wise to, witting |
| conscious
| 7 |
adj |
intentional |
calculated, responsible, rational, affected, knowing, reasoning, studied |
| conscious
| 6 |
adj |
intentional |
premeditated, deliberate, reflective, self-conscious, mannered, willful |
| consciousness
| 5 |
noun |
knowledge |
awareness, recognition, regard, concern, care |
| consciousness
| 9 |
noun |
knowledge |
apprehension, sensibility, alertness, mindfulness, carefulness, cognizance, heedfulness, heed, realization |
| consensus
| 3 |
noun |
general agreement |
harmony, unity, consent |
| consensus
| 5 |
noun |
general agreement |
accord, unanimity, unison, concurrence, concord |
| conservation
| 17 |
noun |
preservation |
control, management, protection, maintenance, care, keeping, saving, attention, storage, governing, economy, custody, managing, directing, guarding, preserving, protecting |
| conservation
| 13 |
noun |
preservation |
supervision, conservancy, safekeeping, upkeep, salvation, guardianship, stewardship, sustentation, supervising, cherishing, conserving, preserval, safeguarding |
| conservative
| 10 |
adj |
cautious, moderate, tending to preserve the status quo |
traditional, firm, right, constant, steady, quiet, stable, conventional, guarded, controlled |
| conservative
| 32 |
adj |
cautious, moderate, tending to preserve the status quo |
timid, reactionary, middle-of-the-road, redneck, fuddy-duddy, bourgeois, die-hard, fearful, hard hat, illiberal, inflexible, obstinate, orthodox, right-wing, sober, unchangeable, unchanging, unimaginative, hidebound, traditionalistic, uncreative, unprogressive, Tory, old guard, fogyish, holding to, in a rut, not extreme, old line, right of center, undaring, white bread |
| conservative
| 2 |
noun |
person who is cautious, moderate; an opponent of change |
moderate, right |
| conservative
| 22 |
noun |
person who is cautious, moderate; an opponent of change |
right-winger, traditionalist, reactionary, stick-in-the-mud, diehard, redneck, rightist, hard hat, unprogressive, preserver, classicist, obstructionist, Tory, old guard, bitter-ender, conserver, conventionalist, middle-of-the-roader, moderatist, old liner, silk-stocking, standpat |
| consider
| 15 |
verb |
turn over in one's mind |
grant, recognize, study, regard, examine, favor, see, contemplate, acknowledge, scan, reflect, reason, concede, consult, speculate |
| consider
| 31 |
verb |
turn over in one's mind |
scrutinize, ponder, ruminate, deliberate, inspect, muse, excogitate, meditate, cogitate, revolve, envisage, take into account, take up, look at, deal with, allow for, assent to, chew over, dream of, flirt with, keep in mind, mull over, perpend, provide for, reckon with, see about, subscribe to, take under advisement, think out, think over, toss around |
| consider
| 16 |
verb |
regard a certain way |
hold, feel, analyze, deem, respect, believe, think, view, count, remember, reflect, credit, suppose, sense, judge, estimate |
| consider
| 12 |
verb |
regard a certain way |
appraise, bear in mind, take into account, care for, hold an opinion, keep in view, look upon, make allowance for, reckon with, set down, take for, think of |
| considerable
| 11 |
adj |
abundant, large |
huge, great, major, substantial, reasonable, big, extensive, comfortable, marked, much, pretty |
| considerable
| 15 |
adj |
abundant, large |
noticeable, ample, hefty, astronomical, sizable, appreciable, bountiful, commodious, lavish, plentiful, respectable, tidy, tolerable, goodly, large-scale |
| considerable
| 11 |
adj |
important |
big, substantial, significant, distinguished, essential, fat, influential, material, meaningful, something, super |
| considerable
| 15 |
adj |
important |
consequential, momentous, noteworthy, renowned, unreal, venerable, weighty, dynamite, doozie, fab, mondo, solid gold, something else, super-duper, to the max |
| consideration
| 12 |
noun |
mental analysis |
discussion, attention, debate, application, examination, study, review, reflection, thinking, regard, thought, concentration |
| consideration
| 6 |
noun |
mental analysis |
deliberation, scrutiny, contemplation, forethought, heed, cogitation |
| consideration
| 26 |
noun |
concern; something mentally examined |
development, issue, idea, evidence, difficulty, plan, factor, proposal, judgment, problem, estate, point, puzzle, notion, emergency, incident, thought, state, magnitude, extent, scope, situation, trouble, occasion, items, particulars |
| consideration
| 5 |
noun |
concern; something mentally examined |
exigency, occurrence, fancy, perplexity, minutiae |
| consideration
| 5 |
noun |
high regard |
respect, awareness, concern, favor, tolerance |
| consideration
| 15 |
noun |
high regard |
kindliness, attentiveness, kindness, mercy, friendliness, mindfulness, tact, solicitude, forbearance, esteem, heed, estimation, heedfulness, thoughtfulness, considerateness |
| consideration
| 6 |
noun |
payment |
salary, wage, tip, commission, percentage, reward |
| consideration
| 9 |
noun |
payment |
fee, perk, recompense, payback, perquisite, remuneration, baksheesh, commish, something to sweeten pot |
| consistent
| 8 |
adj |
constant, regular |
steady, logical, rational, even, expected, same, uniform, true |
| consistent
| 10 |
adj |
constant, regular |
persistent, dependable, homogeneous, invariable, unchanging, unfailing, unvarying, of a piece, true to type, undeviating |
| consistent
| 2 |
adj |
agreeing, compatible |
logical, like |
| consistent
| 13 |
adj |
agreeing, compatible |
coherent, accordant, agreeable, congenial, congruous, consonant, equable, harmonious, matching, sympathetic, according to, all of a piece, conforming with |
| consolidate
| 17 |
verb |
combine; make firm |
develop, secure, strengthen, reinforce, concentrate, set, incorporate, connect, mix, band, compound, pool, league, join, bind, mass, blend |
| consolidate
| 33 |
verb |
combine; make firm |
centralize, stabilize, cement, fortify, solidify, build up, unify, amass, thicken, federate, hitch, amalgamate, compact, condense, meld, concatenate, conjoin, fuse, harden, add to, bunch up, densen, hitch on, hook up with, plug into, render solid, slap on, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie in, tie up with |
| conspiracy
| 7 |
noun |
collusion in plan |
plot, scheme, league, fix, practice, trick, game |
| conspiracy
| 20 |
noun |
collusion in plan |
sedition, treason, cabal, trickery, hookup, frame, connivance, intrigue, perfidy, disloyalty, treachery, machination, confederacy, treacherousness, counterplot, countermine, complot, covin, little game, put-up job |
| constant
| 10 |
adj |
fixed |
consistent, steady, regular, stable, even, firm, uniform, permanent, connected, together |
| constant
| 25 |
adj |
fixed |
perpetual, uninterrupted, unbroken, continual, nonstop, invariable, equable, habitual, homogeneous, immutable, monotonous, standardized, steadfast, unalterable, unchanging, unflappable, unvarying, stabile, monochrome, like the Rock of Gibralter, monophonic, of a piece, regularized, solid as rock, unfluctuating |
| constant
| 6 |
adj |
neverending |
chronic, continuous, sustained, endless, enduring, persisting |
| constant
| 16 |
adj |
neverending |
unrelenting, perpetual, eternal, persistent, incessant, unending, uninterrupted, ceaseless, unremitting, continual, relentless, nonstop, everlasting, abiding, interminable, lasting |
| constant
| 5 |
adj |
loyal, determined |
fast, devoted, dogged, true, attached |
| constant
| 13 |
adj |
loyal, determined |
faithful, trusty, dependable, persevering, resolute, staunch, tried-and-true, trustworthy, unfailing, unflagging, unshaken, unwavering, allegiant |
| constellation
| 16 |
noun |
fate |
prospect, circumstance, intention, future, objective, design, cup, lot, conclusion, expectation, condition, fortune, portion, intent, luck, breaks |
| constellation
| 25 |
noun |
fate |
happenstance, serendipity, ordinance, afterlife, kismet, horoscope, break, finality, doom, hereafter, certainty, karma, predestination, inevitability, foreordination, predetermination, Moirai, wheel of fortune, course of events, divine decree, the stars, way the ball bounces, way the cookie crumbles, what is written, world to come |
| constellation
| 10 |
noun |
arrangement, order |
sort, style, sequence, variety, system, method, shape, type, kind, plan |
| constellation
| 1 |
noun |
arrangement, order |
orderliness |
| constituency
| 8 |
noun |
voting public |
district, nation, county, city, people, system, state, voters |
| constituency
| 10 |
noun |
voting public |
faction, electorate, precinct, ward, body politic, citizenry, electors, balloters, body of voters, voting area |
| constitution
| 16 |
noun |
physical make-up and health |
structure, nature, form, habit, character, frame, content, construction, formation, architecture, essence, design, type, composition, contents, build |
| constitution
| 6 |
noun |
physical make-up and health |
temperament, physique, habitus, vitality, temper, disposition |
| constitution
| 7 |
noun |
establishment |
charter, code, legislation, custom, organization, formation, composition |
| constitution
| 2 |
noun |
establishment |
lawmaking, written law |
| constitutional
| 4 |
adj |
inherent |
essential, organic, natural, vital |
| constitutional
| 8 |
adj |
inherent |
built-in, congenital, deep-seated, inborn, inbred, ingrained, innate, intrinsic |
| constitutional
| 6 |
adj |
provided for by law |
democratic, legal, representative, approved, chartered, ensured |
| constitutional
| 3 |
adj |
provided for by law |
statutory, lawful, vested |
| constitutional
| 3 |
noun |
walk |
walk, turn, airing |
| constitutional
| 7 |
noun |
walk |
ramble, perambulation, saunter, stroll, footwork, ambulation, legwork |
| constraint
| 6 |
noun |
force |
pressure, motive, necessity, driving, spring, violence |
| constraint
| 14 |
noun |
force |
restraint, goad, repression, coercion, suppression, hang-up, compulsion, spur, duress, monkey, impulsion, a must, impelling, no-no |
| constraint
| 2 |
noun |
shyness |
reservation, reserve |
| constraint
| 10 |
noun |
shyness |
restraint, inhibition, diffidence, modesty, timidity, hang-up, repression, embarrassment, humility, bashfulness |
| constraint
| 3 |
noun |
restriction |
limitation, arrest, check |
| constraint
| 11 |
noun |
restriction |
restraint, curb, hindrance, cramp, detention, confinement, circumscription, damper, deterrent, captivity, constrainment |
| construct
| 20 |
verb |
assemble, build |
compose, organize, form, create, shape, produce, design, fashion, found, establish, raise, make, compound, invent, constitute, imagine, engineer, frame, rear, envision |
| construct
| 23 |
verb |
assemble, build |
manufacture, put up, formulate, set up, erect, build up, forge, fabricate, elevate, cook up, dream up, hammer out, put out, put together, throw up, whip up, uprear, prefab, cobble up, fudge together, hoke up, throw together, trump up |
| constructive
| 6 |
adj |
helpful |
productive, useful, effective, positive, valuable, practical |
| consultation
| 11 |
noun |
asking, conference |
conference, dialogue, appointment, discussion, hearing, session, examination, interview, meeting, argument, council |
| consultation
| 8 |
noun |
asking, conference |
deliberation, confab, huddle, powwow, clambake, groupthink, buzz session, second opinion |
| consumer
| 3 |
noun |
person who buys merchandise, services |
customer, buyer, user |
| consumer
| 4 |
noun |
person who buys merchandise, services |
shopper, purchaser, enjoyer, end user |
| consumption
| 11 |
noun |
devouring; use |
loss, eating, burning, ruin, damage, decrease, waste, destruction, consuming, swallowing, drinking |
| consumption
| 13 |
noun |
devouring; use |
expenditure, utilization, decay, misuse, devastation, dissipation, dispersion, depletion, diminution, desolation, exhaustion, wear and tear, using up |
| contact
| 9 |
noun |
form of communication |
influence, unity, connection, touch, meeting, association, network, union, channel |
| contact
| 6 |
noun |
form of communication |
commerce, acquaintance, junction, intercourse, communion, companionship |
| contact
| 6 |
noun |
touching |
touch, connection, relation, hit, union, strike |
| contact
| 12 |
noun |
touching |
juxtaposition, propinquity, contingence, impingement, proximity, nearness, closeness, approximation, collision, junction, contiguity, taction |
| contact
| 11 |
verb |
communicate with |
reach, visit, telephone, phone, call, connect, approach, talk, get, relate, interact |
| contact
| 11 |
verb |
communicate with |
network, buzz, touch base, interface, be in touch with, check with, get ahold of, get in touch with, reach out, speak to, write to |
| contain
| 8 |
verb |
include, hold |
incorporate, accommodate, involve, have, seat, embrace, hold, comprise |
| contain
| 9 |
verb |
include, hold |
enclose, encompass, consist of, subsume, embody, comprehend, take in, be composed of, have capacity for |
| contain
| 5 |
verb |
hold back, control |
stop, collect, compose, restrict, check |
| contain
| 16 |
verb |
hold back, control |
curb, cool, hog-tie, smother, repress, harness, restrain, rein, stifle, cork, bottle up, hold in, keep back, keep lid on, put half nelson on, simmer down |
| container
| 20 |
noun |
holder for physical object |
jar, pot, vessel, dish, storage, bowl, sack, box, tank, package, bucket, bag, can, bottle, chamber, pit, chest, purse, poke, tub |
| container
| 45 |
noun |
holder for physical object |
kettle, crate, packet, carton, jug, pail, utensil, vase, capsule, pouch, vial, sac, cistern, canteen, pod, churn, receptacle, hamper, casket, repository, flask, ewer, cradle, vat, bin, pottery, scuttle, beaker, hutch, crock, caisson, cask, bunker, canister, reliquary, hopper, cauldron, carafe, hod, magnum, stein, firkin, jeroboam, alembic, humidor |
| contemporary
| 7 |
adj |
modern |
new, instant, current, present, recent, now, latest |
| contemporary
| 24 |
adj |
modern |
present-day, mod, abreast, au courant, extant, in vogue, newfangled, red-hot, state-of-the-art, topical, ultramodern, up-to-date, with it, existent, up-to-the-minute, today, up, contempo, hot off press, in fashion, just out, leading-edge, voguish, à la mode |
| contemporary
| 7 |
adj |
existing, occurring at same time |
current, present, accompanying, connected, linked, related, associated |
| contemporary
| 13 |
adj |
existing, occurring at same time |
coeval, concomitant, attendant, coincident, concurrent, simultaneous, synchronous, coetaneous, coexistent, contemporaneous, synchronic, coexisting, synchronal |
| contempt
| 2 |
noun |
disdain, disrespect |
despite, slight |
| contempt
| 23 |
noun |
disdain, disrespect |
distaste, mockery, derision, condescension, antipathy, ridicule, malice, disregard, defiance, scorn, hatred, neglect, snobbery, repugnance, despisal, stubbornness, indignity, contumely, audacity, disesteem, aversion, recalcitrance, despisement |
| contempt
| 1 |
noun |
state of disgrace |
shame |
| contempt
| 11 |
noun |
state of disgrace |
ignominy, humiliation, infamy, dishonor, discredit, disesteem, disrepute, disfavor, stigma, opprobrium, insignificancy |
| content
| 4 |
adj |
happy, agreeable |
willing, contented, satisfied, comfortable |
| content
| 10 |
adj |
happy, agreeable |
fulfilled, gratified, complacent, smug, tickled pink, appeased, at ease, fat dumb and happy, pleased as punch, can't complain |
| content
| 4 |
noun |
comfort, happiness |
ease, peace, satisfaction, pleasure |
| content
| 3 |
noun |
comfort, happiness |
contentment, gratification, peace of mind |
| content
| 10 |
noun |
essence, meaning |
substance, text, idea, matter, composition, subject, thought, constitution, burden, significance |
| content
| 2 |
noun |
essence, meaning |
subject matter, gist |
| content
| 5 |
noun |
capacity, volume |
size, load, filling, packing, measure |
| content
| 4 |
verb |
please |
satisfy, humor, delight, charm |
| content
| 14 |
verb |
please |
gratify, reconcile, captivate, tickle, indulge, suffice, bewitch, thrill, appease, placate, mollify, gladden, enrapture, make happy |
| contest
| 12 |
noun |
competition |
discussion, tournament, trial, game, sport, meeting, challenge, match, meet, trying, proving, testing |
| contest
| 2 |
noun |
competition |
concours, rencounter |
| contest
| 13 |
noun |
fight, struggle |
action, conflict, battle, debate, encounter, brush, row, beef, engagement, dispute, combat, shock, controversy |
| contest
| 21 |
noun |
fight, struggle |
brawl, rivalry, run-in, discord, wrangle, affray, hassle, go, strife, scrap, altercation, rumble, emulation, fray, warfare, skirmish, static, battle royal, set-to, tug-of-war, striving |
| contest
| 7 |
verb |
argue, challenge |
oppose, question, doubt, push, blast, debate, dispute |
| contest
| 13 |
verb |
argue, challenge |
litigate, tangle, call in question, go for it, go for jugular, jockey for position, jump on, mix it up with, object to, scramble for, shoot for, stand up for, give it one's all |
| contest
| 13 |
verb |
fight |
contend, defend, compete, battle, row, sock, cross, attack, strike, conflict, struggle, buck, rival |
| contest
| 26 |
verb |
fight |
vie, withstand, traverse, scuffle, wrangle, hassle, tilt, scrap, brawl, duel, feud, repel, rumpus, quarrel, break with, gang up on, lay out, take on, altercate, fight over, knuckle with, lay a finger on, put on gloves, put up dukes, set to, square off |
| context
| 7 |
noun |
framework, circumstances |
situation, background, text, substance, connection, relation, conditions |
| context
| 4 |
noun |
framework, circumstances |
vocabulary, lexicon, ambience, frame of reference |
| continental
| 3 |
adj |
international |
global, universal, worldwide |
| continental
| 2 |
adj |
international |
multicultural, intercontinental |
| continental
| 10 |
noun |
languages derived from latin |
insular, Catalan, French, Indo-European language, Italian, Italic language, Latin, Portuguese, Provencal, Spanish |
| continuation
| 12 |
noun |
addition; maintenance |
extension, increase, line, production, continuing, enduring, increasing, producing, maintaining, persisting, preserving, sustaining |
| continuation
| 22 |
noun |
addition; maintenance |
continuity, continuance, preservation, assiduity, prolongation, protraction, propagation, endurance, sequel, sustenance, postscript, supplement, furtherance, succession, duration, tenacity, perpetuation, augmenting, going on, perpetuating, prolonging, protracting |
| continuous
| 10 |
adj |
constant, unending |
extended, steady, repeated, regular, stable, endless, connected, consecutive, looped, continued |
| continuous
| 15 |
adj |
constant, unending |
unceasing, uninterrupted, unbroken, everlasting, interminable, perpetual, prolonged, timeless, undivided, unfaltering, day and night, for ever and ever, no end of, no end to, on a treadmill |
| contract
| 17 |
noun |
agreement, deal |
commitment, arrangement, record, guarantee, obligation, settlement, bond, evidence, engagement, treaty, liability, commission, paper, promise, convention, understanding, proof |
| contract
| 12 |
noun |
agreement, deal |
pact, pledge, bargain, compact, covenant, dicker, stipulation, indenture, deposition, handshake, concordat, mise |
| contract
| 12 |
verb |
condense |
decline, consume, reduce, decrease, narrow, shrink, weaken, purse, waste, tighten, edit, lose |
| contract
| 28 |
verb |
condense |
abbreviate, ebb, wane, dwindle, abridge, subside, shrivel, epitomize, compress, lessen, evaporate, deflate, abate, clench, curtail, wrinkle, confine, omit, recede, wither, constrict, fall off, take in, syncopate, become smaller, draw in, fall away, grow less |
| contract
| 16 |
verb |
come to terms |
buy, owe, negotiate, settle, undertake, agree, set, consent, bound, promise, close, arrange, engage, adjust, limit, commit |
| contract
| 29 |
verb |
come to terms |
pledge, clinch, dicker, obligate, initial, circumscribe, covenant, assent, stipulate, pact, bargain, enter into, sign up, ink, accept offer, become indebted, come around, firm a deal, go along with, hammer out deal, make terms, put in writing, shake hands on it, sign for, sign papers, swear to, work out details, give one's word, it's a deal |
| contract
| 12 |
verb |
catch disease |
decline, develop, acquire, obtain, weaken, disorder, get, upset, sink, fall, cause, take |
| contract
| 15 |
verb |
catch disease |
incur, afflict, derange, induce, sicken, bring on, come down with, indispose, be afflicted with, be ill with, become infected with, fall victim to, go down with, succumb to, take one's death |
| contraction
| 11 |
noun |
drawing in; shortening |
recession, reduction, decrease, reducing, narrowing, withdrawal, shrinking, tightening, decreasing, diminishing, withdrawing |
| contraction
| 29 |
noun |
drawing in; shortening |
shrinkage, condensation, compression, abridgment, evaporation, confinement, lessening, abbreviation, omission, curtailment, diminution, constriction, confining, omitting, deflation, receding, condensing, elision, dwindling, abbreviating, abridging, curtailing, cutting down, deflating, drawing together, evaporating, lopping, shrivelling, tensing |
| contradiction
| 7 |
noun |
variance to something |
conflict, difference, dispute, denial, opposite, opposition, bucking |
| contradiction
| 10 |
noun |
variance to something |
disagreement, discrepancy, inconsistency, incongruity, contravention, dissension, defiance, negation, confutation, gainsaying |
| contrary
| 6 |
adj |
antagonistic; opposite |
conflicting, hostile, negative, opposed, reverse, counter |
| contrary
| 37 |
adj |
antagonistic; opposite |
inimical, antithetical, adverse, contradictory, inconsistent, discordant, converse, nonconformist, antipodal, refractory, dissident, antipathetic, balky, clashing, contumacious, diametric, froward, headstrong, insubordinate, intractable, nonconforming, obstinate, ornery, perverse, rebellious, recalcitrant, restive, stubborn, unruly, wayward, antipodean, wrongheaded, paradoxical, recusant, anti, contrariant, dissentient |
| contrast
| 6 |
noun |
difference |
comparison, diversity, variation, opposition, distinction, reverse |
| contrast
| 23 |
noun |
difference |
disagreement, divergence, disparity, contradiction, unlikeness, inverse, contradistinction, antithesis, converse, incompatibility, foil, inequality, contrariety, differentiation, variance, heterogeneity, dissimilarity, dissimilitude, inconsistency, adverse, contraposition, incongruousness, oppositeness |
| contrast
| 10 |
verb |
compare, differ |
vary, depart, separate, disagree, hang, oppose, distinguish, weigh, balance, conflict |
| contrast
| 19 |
verb |
compare, differ |
contradict, diverge, mismatch, bracket, differentiate, deviate, collate, stand out, be a foil to, be contrary to, be dissimilar, be diverse, be unlike, be variable, hold a candle to, match up, set in opposition, set off, stack up against |
| contribution
| 7 |
noun |
gift, offering |
grant, addition, improvement, increase, donation, present, charity |
| contribution
| 15 |
noun |
gift, offering |
supplement, beneficence, handout, subscription, bestowal, augmentation, alms, benefaction, helping hand, input, write-off, a hand, gifting, significant addition, do one's part |
| control
| 20 |
noun |
command, mastery |
discipline, restriction, management, force, government, jurisdiction, rule, regulation, authority, weight, juice, check, guidance, charge, might, direction, limitation, determination, ropes, strings |
| control
| 23 |
noun |
command, mastery |
restraint, domination, curb, supervision, oversight, regimentation, ascendancy, clout, supremacy, subordination, bridle, manipulation, sway, dominion, qualification, superintendence, inside track, upper hand, subjection, predomination, containment, wire pulling, driver's seat |
| control
| 24 |
verb |
have charge of |
dominate, handle, lead, oversee, manage, rule, administer, command, govern, regulate, conduct, manipulate, discipline, head, overlook, direct, boss, instruct, call, advise, subject, guide, steer, pilot |
| control
| 21 |
verb |
have charge of |
supervise, run, bully, superintend, predominate, domineer, regiment, subjugate, administrate, deal with, quarterback, be in saddle, call the signals, head up, hold purse strings, hold sway over, hold the reins, push buttons, reign over, run the show, run things |
| control
| 10 |
verb |
curb, hold back |
adjust, regulate, limit, check, contain, compose, cow, collect, corner, cool |
| control
| 11 |
verb |
curb, hold back |
subdue, smother, repress, awe, quell, bridle, restrain, constrain, monopolize, rein in, simmer down |
| controversial
| 4 |
adj |
at issue |
suspect, uncertain, disputed, contended |
| controversial
| 20 |
adj |
at issue |
questionable, contentious, dubious, arguable, argumentative, disputable, disputatious, doubtful, litigious, moot, dubitable, polemical, contestable, controvertible, debateable, doubtable, in dispute, open to discussion, open to question, under discussion |
| convenience
| 22 |
noun |
availability, usefulness; useful thing |
advantage, service, facility, ease, comfort, satisfaction, benefit, assistance, relief, help, utility, use, support, cooperation, life, means, contribution, ministry, fitness, aid, promotion, comforts |
| convenience
| 23 |
noun |
availability, usefulness; useful thing |
amenity, enjoyment, appliance, accessibility, luxury, accommodation, furtherance, receptiveness, openness, suitableness, advancement, avail, agreeableness, accessory, suitability, decency, succor, appropriateness, ministration, handiness, opportuneness, serviceability, time saver |
| convenience
| 8 |
noun |
spare time |
freedom, opportunity, liberty, chance, place, preference, occasion, whenever |
| convenience
| 5 |
noun |
spare time |
leisure, hour, spare moment, suitable time, one's own sweet time |
| convenient
| 17 |
adj |
appropriate, useful |
available, good, helpful, acceptable, comfortable, favorable, proper, suitable, accommodating, adapted, assisting, decent, fit, fitted, ready, suited, aiding |
| convenient
| 17 |
adj |
appropriate, useful |
timely, beneficial, advantageous, conducive, agreeable, user-friendly, handy, opportune, commodious, adaptable, roomy, seasonable, serviceable, contributive, in public interest, time-saving, well-planned |
| convenient
| 6 |
adj |
nearby |
accessible, available, immediate, central, close, next |
| convenient
| 18 |
adj |
nearby |
handy, adjacent, adjoining, at hand, contiguous, on tap, all around, at elbows, at fingertips, close at hand, close-by, easy to reach, in neighborhood, next door, nigh, on deck, within reach, under one's nose |
| convention
| 7 |
noun |
conference |
meeting, show, assembly, council, rally, members, representatives |
| convention
| 10 |
noun |
conference |
confab, congress, convocation, powwow, delegation, meet, assemblage, get together, delegates, clambake |
| convention
| 8 |
noun |
practice, tradition |
code, law, rule, fashion, form, habit, understanding, custom |
| convention
| 8 |
noun |
practice, tradition |
etiquette, formality, canon, precept, propriety, usage, percept, covenance |
| convention
| 5 |
noun |
agreement |
protocol, transaction, contract, treaty, bond |
| convention
| 7 |
noun |
agreement |
pact, covenant, compact, concord, bargain, stipulation, concordat |
| conventional
| 23 |
adj |
common, normal |
traditional, current, ordinary, regular, typical, accepted, correct, everyday, expected, formal, general, plain, popular, prevailing, proper, ritual, routine, square, standard, stereotyped, straight, usual, well-known |
| conventional
| 13 |
adj |
common, normal |
accustomed, commonplace, customary, decorous, fashionable, habitual, orthodox, predominant, prevalent, wonted, button-down, in established usage, tralatitious |
| conventional
| 9 |
adj |
unoriginal |
conservative, moderate, moral, narrow, routine, square, stereotyped, straight, strict |
| conventional
| 33 |
adj |
unoriginal |
rigid, bigoted, bourgeois, commonplace, conforming, demure, dogmatic, hackneyed, humdrum, illiberal, inflexible, insular, lame, literal, narrow-minded, obstinate, parochial, pedestrian, prosaic, puritanical, rube, run-of-the-mill, sober, solemn, stuffy, uptight, drippy, hidebound, doctrinal, in rut, isolationist, not heretical, straight-laced |
| conversation
| 14 |
noun |
dialogue, discourse |
comment, conference, remark, observation, exchange, communication, discussion, visit, hearing, speech, questioning, debate, talk, expression |
| conversation
| 20 |
noun |
dialogue, discourse |
consultation, chat, gossip, confab, repartee, confabulation, intercourse, parley, palaver, converse, powwow, colloquy, yak, communion, gab, ventilation, jive, pillow talk, talkfest, tête-à-tête |
| convert
| 7 |
noun |
new believer |
follower, disciple, proselyte, novitiate, novice, neophyte, catechumen |
| convert
| 9 |
verb |
change; adapt |
modify, transform, turn, switch, apply, translate, make, appropriate, alter |
| convert
| 14 |
verb |
change; adapt |
reorganize, download, remodel, transmute, interchange, transpose, metamorphose, commute, transmogrify, transfigure, revise, downlink, restyle, switch over |
| convert
| 10 |
verb |
change belief, especially regarding religion |
turn, move, bring, lead, save, persuade, reform, bias, convince, bend |
| convert
| 22 |
verb |
change belief, especially regarding religion |
budge, incline, regenerate, actuate, redeem, impel, proselyte, baptize, brainwash, proselytize, sway, bring around, change of heart, alter conviction, assimilate to, be born again, cause to adopt, change into, create anew, lead to believe, make over, see the light |
| convict
| 1 |
noun |
criminal |
prisoner |
| convict
| 9 |
noun |
criminal |
captive, felon, malefactor, culprit, loser, con, jailbird, repeater, long-termer |
| convict
| 3 |
verb |
find guilty |
condemn, sentence, frame |
| convict
| 14 |
verb |
find guilty |
imprison, adjudge, attaint, rap, doom, put away, bring to justice, declare guilty, pass sentence on, pronounce guilty, put the screws to, send up the river, send up, throw the book at |
| conviction
| 9 |
noun |
belief, opinion |
faith, confidence, sentiment, principle, feeling, view, eye, mind, doctrine |
| conviction
| 8 |
noun |
belief, opinion |
reliance, creed, slant, tenet, dogma, persuasion, judgment call, say so |
| conviction
| 3 |
noun |
guilty sentence; assurance |
confidence, fall, condemning |
| conviction
| 13 |
noun |
guilty sentence; assurance |
certitude, sureness, assuredness, earnestness, certainty, condemnation, reliance, firmness, rap, fervor, surety, determining guilt, unfavorable verdict |
| convince
| 13 |
verb |
gain the confidence of |
satisfy, prompt, prove, get, assure, persuade, draw, effect, turn, change, demonstrate, establish, overcome |
| convince
| 17 |
verb |
gain the confidence of |
sway, sell, hook, refute, induce, brainwash, bring around, argue into, bring home to, bring to reason, make a believer, prevail upon, put across, sell one on, talk into, win over, twist one's arm |
| cook
| 1 |
noun |
person who prepares food |
servant |
| cook
| 6 |
noun |
person who prepares food |
baker, chef, culinarian, hash slinger, mess sergeant, sous chef |
| cook
| 11 |
verb |
prepare food, usually using heat |
reduce, melt, bake, fix, boil, brown, burn, heat, devil, steep, steam |
| cook
| 39 |
verb |
prepare food, usually using heat |
poach, sear, griddle, ruin, seethe, barbecue, imbue, blanch, scald, nuke, doctor, parboil, parch, microwave, simmer, percolate, fry, sizzle, mull, stew, spoil, broil, coddle, grill, toast, curry, roast, brew, scorch, escallop, braise, fricassee, decoct, pressure-cook, french fry, deep fry, panfry, sauté, warm up |
| cool
| 4 |
adj |
cold, nippy |
biting, chilling, chill, chilled |
| cool
| 16 |
adj |
cold, nippy |
chilly, refreshing, frosty, frigid, arctic, gelid, snappy, wintry, shivery, air-conditioned, nipping, refrigerated, algid, coldish, frore, hawkish |
| cool
| 6 |
adj |
calm, collected |
relaxed, quiet, composed, assured, philosophical, together |
| cool
| 20 |
adj |
calm, collected |
serene, tranquil, placid, detached, deliberate, dispassionate, impassive, imperturbable, levelheaded, nonchalant, phlegmatic, self-possessed, stolid, unemotional, unflappable, unruffled, self-controlled, coolheaded, unagitated, unexcited |
| cool
| 3 |
adj |
aloof, disapproving |
reserved, withdrawn, distant |
| cool
| 23 |
adj |
aloof, disapproving |
frigid, lukewarm, offended, solitary, annoyed, apathetic, impertinent, impudent, indifferent, insolent, offhand, standoffish, unapproachable, uncommunicative, unenthusiastic, unfriendly, uninterested, unresponsive, unsociable, incurious, offish, procacious, unwelcoming |
| cool
| 3 |
adj |
excellent |
neat, swell, divine |
| cool
| 8 |
adj |
excellent |
dandy, keen, boss, glorious, marvelous, nifty, sensational, hunky-dory |
| cool
| 5 |
verb |
chill |
reduce, freeze, calm, moderate, ally |
| cool
| 10 |
verb |
chill |
refrigerate, lessen, abate, temper, mitigate, frost, air-condition, air-cool, infrigidate, lose heat |
| cool
| 7 |
verb |
take a break; abate |
reduce, quiet, calm, moderate, chill, control, compose |
| cool
| 12 |
verb |
take a break; abate |
dampen, lessen, temper, mitigate, suppress, assuage, repress, restrain, rein, allay, calm down, simmer down |
| cooperate
| 14 |
verb |
aid, assist |
help, contribute, unite, participate, coordinate, further, agree, advance, concert, band, second, combine, forward, partner |
| cooperate
| 31 |
verb |
aid, assist |
collaborate, uphold, conspire, abet, befriend, concur, conduce, league, succor, espouse, coincide, back up, chip in, pitch in, play ball, comply with, be in cahoots, coadjute, go along with, join forces, join in, lend a hand, pool resources, pull together, share in, show willingness, side with, stick together, take part, work side by side, work together |
| cooperation
| 17 |
noun |
mutual effort |
service, collaboration, partnership, unity, aid, assistance, participation, alliance, help, society, conspiracy, concert, union, harmony, combination, company, coalition |
| cooperation
| 26 |
noun |
mutual effort |
concurrence, synergy, responsiveness, unanimity, cahoots, communion, reciprocity, partisanship, teamwork, confederacy, federation, fusion, coaction, give-and-take, helpfulness, confederation, esprit de corps, synergism, symbiosis, logrolling, coadjuvancy, combined effort, confunction, doing business with, playing ball, teaming |
| cooperative
| 12 |
adj |
joint, unified |
united, collective, team, common, combining, agreeing, combined, shared, coordinated, uniting, joining, participating |
| cooperative
| 18 |
adj |
joint, unified |
concerted, reciprocal, harmonious, collusive, hand in glove, collaborative, synergetic, synergic, symbiotic, interdependent, collegial, coefficient, coacting, coactive, coadjuvant, collaborating, concurring, in league |
| cooperative
| 3 |
adj |
helpful |
supportive, useful, accommodating |
| cooperative
| 4 |
adj |
helpful |
responsive, sociable, companionable, obliging |
| cope
| 10 |
verb |
manage, contend |
handle, confront, endure, survive, suffer, deal, face, weather, struggle, encounter |
| cope
| 21 |
verb |
manage, contend |
wrestle, get by, grapple, tussle, buffet, dispatch, hack, tangle, carry on, hack it, make out, battle with, get a handle on, live with, make go of it, make it, make the grade, pit oneself against, rise to occasion, struggle through, hold one's own |
| copper
| 1 |
noun |
reddish-brown color |
nut |
| copper
| 7 |
noun |
reddish-brown color |
rust, tawny, chestnut, hazel, henna, russet, titian |
| copper
| 10 |
adj |
coppery-brown color |
tan, rust, chestnut, burnished, russet, brownish, copper-colored, metallic brown, reddish-brown, reddish-tan |
| copper
| 6 |
adj |
dark, burnished color |
brick, nut, coffee, dust, bronze, bay |
| copper
| 30 |
adj |
dark, burnished color |
fawn, ginger, tan, toast, amber, buff, drab, ecru, beige, rust, auburn, tawny, terra-cotta, cinnamon, russet, puce, mahogany, sepia, cocoa, sorrel, umber, henna, bister, chestnut, khaki, hazel, chocolate, ochre, burnt sienna, snuff-colored |
| copper
| 3 |
noun |
smaller currency in exchange for larger |
quarters, silver, coins |
| copper
| 7 |
noun |
smaller currency in exchange for larger |
chicken feed, pin money, pocket money, spending money, pennies, nickels, dimes |
| copper
| 10 |
noun |
metallic money |
piece, money, cash, currency, dough, gold, chips, silver, change, bread |
| copper
| 10 |
noun |
metallic money |
jack, scratch, chicken feed, legal tender, small change, specie, doubloon, mintage, coinage, meter money |
| copper
| 6 |
noun |
person, people hired to uphold the laws |
cop, detective, force, law, patrol, fed |
| copper
| 16 |
noun |
person, people hired to uphold the laws |
badge, bear, blue, corps, heat, law enforcement, bluecoat, bobby, constable, arm of the law, beat cop, black and white, constabulary, flatfoot, gendarme, narc |
| copper
| 5 |
noun |
color of blood; shade resembling such a color |
rose, flaming, pink, brick, healthy |
| copper
| 39 |
noun |
color of blood; shade resembling such a color |
maroon, glowing, cardinal, crimson, cherry, sanguine, carmine, blooming, blush, rust, bloodshot, florid, flushed, inflamed, roseate, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, coral, wine, russet, puce, bittersweet, garnet, vermilion, infrared, scarlet, claret, magenta, fuchsia, burgundy, geranium, cerise, chestnut, salmon, dahlia, ruby, titian, rufescent |
| copper
| 13 |
noun |
lawman |
detective, force, police, man, pig, blue, law, bear, heat, bull, cop, fed, officers |
| copper
| 16 |
noun |
lawman |
law enforcement, corps, bluecoat, badge, patrolman, bobby, constable, fuzz, gumshoe, constabulary, oink, narc, flatfoot, gendarme, boy scout, county mounty |
| copper
| 7 |
noun |
metallic mineral |
gold, metal, iron, lead, rock, silver, bronze |
| copper
| 5 |
noun |
metallic mineral |
platinum, mineral, blende, tin, zinc |
| copper
| 9 |
noun |
policeman |
detective, cop, force, patrol, officer, police, law, finest, fed |
| copper
| 20 |
noun |
policeman |
policewoman, constable, corps, bobby, badge, blue, bear, heat, bluecoat, law enforcement, patrolwoman, peace officer, police officer, gendarme, flatfoot, narc, constabulary, arm of the law, beat cop, black and white |
| copper
| 9 |
noun |
policeman |
cop, detective, finest, force, law, officer, patrol, police, fed |
| copper
| 20 |
noun |
policeman |
badge, bear, blue, bluecoat, bobby, constable, corps, heat, law enforcement, patrolman, peace officer, police officer, policewoman, arm of the law, beat cop, black and white, constabulary, flatfoot, gendarme, narc |
| copper
| 11 |
noun |
law enforcement officer |
detective, police, officer, man, force, pig, law, cop, finest, fed, officers |
| copper
| 22 |
noun |
law enforcement officer |
patrolman, constable, corps, bluecoat, blue, badge, bear, heat, bull, bobby, fuzz, gumshoe, law enforcement, patrolwoman, peace officer, constabulary, oink, narc, flatfoot, gendarme, boy scout, county mounty |
| copper
| 11 |
noun |
law enforcement officer |
detective, force, pig, police, law, man, cop, officer, finest, fed, officers |
| copper
| 22 |
noun |
law enforcement officer |
constable, patrolman, corps, bluecoat, blue, badge, bear, heat, bull, bobby, fuzz, gumshoe, law enforcement, patrolwoman, peace officer, constabulary, oink, narc, flatfoot, gendarme, boy scout, county mounty |
| copper
| 1 |
noun |
trifling sum |
peanuts |
| copper
| 5 |
noun |
trifling sum |
chicken feed, small potatoes, coinage, small beer, coppers |
| copulate
| 4 |
verb |
have sexual relations |
couple, mate, bed, unite |
| copulate
| 19 |
verb |
have sexual relations |
breed, fornicate, conjugate, cohabit, lay, fool around, make love, make out, be carnal, do it, go all the way, go to bed, have coition, have relations, have sex, lie with, make it, sleep together, sleep with |
| copy
| 17 |
noun |
duplicate, imitation |
photograph, type, print, portrait, model, image, impression, similarity, pattern, carbon, reflection, study, counterpart, cast, representation, mirror, tracing |
| copy
| 31 |
noun |
duplicate, imitation |
photocopy, replica, reproduction, transcript, archetype, effigy, imprint, counterfeit, simulacrum, impersonation, miniature, forgery, ersatz, clone, Xerox, replication, parallel, ditto, likeness, simulation, facsimile, carbon copy, microfiche, rubbings, mimeograph, reprint, offprint, Photostat, transcription, hard copy, ectype |
| copy
| 13 |
verb |
duplicate |
paint, repeat, represent, mirror, portray, depict, picture, draw, trace, reflect, carbon, cartoon, sculpture |
| copy
| 28 |
verb |
duplicate |
plagiarize, transcribe, rewrite, imitate, photocopy, reproduce, replicate, simulate, sketch, manifold, dupe, limn, fake, mold, counterfeit, engrave, forge, paraphrase, clone, Xerox, delineate, ditto, engross, knock off, mimeo, reduplicate, Photostat, stat |
| copy
| 8 |
verb |
imitate |
repeat, steal, illustrate, echo, do, mirror, follow, model |
| copy
| 30 |
verb |
imitate |
emulate, mimic, simulate, pirate, incarnate, prefigure, personify, parrot, typify, phony, epitomize, ape, burlesque, travesty, fake, embody, parody, mock, sham, knock off, take off, follow suit, act like, do a take-off, do like, follow example, go like, make like, play a role, take leaf out of book |
| copyright
| 14 |
verb |
dominate, control |
exclude, possess, utilize, absorb, use, acquire, consume, patent, manage, employ, own, have, corner, hold |
| copyright
| 15 |
verb |
dominate, control |
engross, devour, hog, restrain, syndicate, take up, take over, bogart, corner the market, exercise control, keep to oneself, lock up, own exclusively, sew up, sit on |
| copyright
| 6 |
noun |
something held, owned exclusively |
patent, trust, holding, ownership, corner, pool |
| copyright
| 6 |
noun |
something held, owned exclusively |
cartel, syndicate, proprietorship, oligopoly, consortium, possessorship |
| copyright
| 1 |
noun |
protected property created by original thought |
patent |
| copyright
| 3 |
noun |
protected property created by original thought |
trade secret, trademark, IP |
| cord
| 7 |
noun |
rope |
fiber, string, connection, link, tie, line, bond |
| cord
| 3 |
noun |
rope |
twine, tendon, cordage |
| core
| 21 |
noun |
center, gist |
body, heart, substance, foundation, importance, essence, basis, focus, root, origin, bulk, quick, middle, amount, base, mass, burden, significance, consequence, import, midst |
| core
| 17 |
noun |
center, gist |
crux, nucleus, thrust, bottom line, pivot, kernel, meat, purport, midpoint, upshot, staple, pith, corpus, nub, meat and potatoes, main idea, nitty gritty |
| corn
| 2 |
noun |
common saying |
plate, saw |
| corn
| 18 |
noun |
common saying |
platitude, trivia, truism, triviality, adage, buzzword, cliché, dullsville, chestnut, hokum, boiler, familiar tune, high camp, old chestnut, old saw, prosaicism, prosaism, trite phrase |
| corn
| 6 |
noun |
globular object |
head, ball, swelling, globe, tumor, bunch |
| corn
| 6 |
noun |
globular object |
knob, protuberance, nub, tuber, nodule, corm |
| corn
| 2 |
noun |
edible grain |
wheat, grain |
| corn
| 5 |
noun |
edible grain |
rice, bran, rye, oats, breakfast food |
| corn
| 2 |
noun |
overused, hackneyed phrase |
saying, stereotype |
| corn
| 25 |
noun |
overused, hackneyed phrase |
adage, banality, bromide, buzzword, commonplace, motto, platitude, proverb, rubber stamp, shibboleth, slogan, truism, triviality, boiler plate, chestnut, counterword, familiar tune, old story, potboiler, prosaism, stale saying, threadbare phrase, trite remark, triteness, vapid expression |
| corn
| 2 |
noun |
clichéd saying or idea |
stereotype, tag |
| corn
| 15 |
noun |
clichéd saying or idea |
platitude, prose, bromide, banality, motto, shibboleth, inanity, cliché, rubber stamp, chestnut, triteness, shallowness, prosaicism, prosaism, triviality truism |
| corn
| 5 |
noun |
food |
grain, meal, provisions, straw, grass |
| corn
| 10 |
noun |
food |
fodder, forage, hay, grub, provender, vittles, barley, silage, pasturage, animal food |
| corn
| 6 |
noun |
animal feed |
food, grain, provisions, straw, grass, meal |
| corn
| 9 |
noun |
animal feed |
forage, hay, grub, provender, vittles, barley, silage, pasturage, animal food |
| corn
| 7 |
noun |
seed, piece |
spark, trace, fragment, molecule, bit, particle, drop |
| corn
| 21 |
noun |
seed, piece |
cereal, kernel, mote, morsel, whit, speck, pellet, scrap, modicum, tittle, iota, jot, scintilla, atom, crumb, mite, smidgen, scruple, grist, granule, ounce |
| corn
| 2 |
noun |
dull, overused saying |
stereotype, saw |
| corn
| 30 |
noun |
dull, overused saying |
banality, bromide, tag, flatness, shibboleth, truism, triviality, evenness, vapidity, buzzword, commonplace, monotony, proverb, motto, verbiage, inanity, insipidity, cliché, triteness, hokum, chestnut, potboiler, boiler plate, familiar tune, hackneyed saying, high camp, old chestnut, old story, prosaicism, trite remark |
| corn
| 15 |
noun |
beginning, source |
egg, grain, nut, concept, impression, cell, start, suspicion, image, core, spark, ear, conception, particle, notion |
| corn
| 14 |
noun |
beginning, source |
berry, kernel, rudiment, inkling, ovum, germ, bud, nucleus, embryo, conceit, ovule, spore, sperm, semen |
| corn
| 5 |
noun |
physical growth; lump |
tumor, injury, ridge, increase, boil |
| corn
| 29 |
noun |
physical growth; lump |
blister, abscess, bump, bruise, sore, welt, inflammation, contusion, knob, wale, dilation, hump, pock, wart, protuberance, node, distention, weal, carbuncle, enlargement, bulge, pimple, puff, nodule, puffiness, pustule, bunion, tumescence, knurl |
| corn
| 3 |
noun |
booze |
drink, alcohol, spirits |
| corn
| 16 |
noun |
booze |
liquor, scotch, moonshine, distill, mountain dew, white lightning, distillery, bourbon, distiller, rotgut, rye, poteen, moonshiner, hooch, spiritus frumenti, usquebaugh |
| corner
| 10 |
noun |
angle |
edge, rim, fork, ridge, projection, shift, joint, bend, branch, crossing |
| corner
| 7 |
noun |
angle |
intersection, veer, crook, junction, cloverleaf, Y, V |
| corner
| 3 |
noun |
niche |
hole, angle, retreat |
| corner
| 8 |
noun |
niche |
recess, hideaway, cavity, nook, cranny, indentation, compartment, hide-out |
| corner
| 5 |
noun |
predicament |
box, hole, dilemma, fix, difficulty |
| corner
| 9 |
noun |
predicament |
distress, impasse, scrape, jam, impediment, knot, plight, pickle, tight spot |
| corner
| 9 |
verb |
trap |
capture, fool, seize, tree, trick, bottle, catch, trouble, collar |
| corner
| 6 |
verb |
trap |
nab, put out, mousetrap, bring to bay, get on ropes, have up a tree |
| cornucopia
| 1 |
noun |
abundance |
plenty |
| cornucopia
| 12 |
noun |
abundance |
lavishness, amplitude, superabundance, fullness, richness, bountifulness, exuberance, bounty, affluence, luxuriance, plentifulness, horn of plenty |
| cornucopia
| 14 |
noun |
much, abundance |
wealth, enough, quantity, capacity, lots, masses, store, volume, fund, mass, mountains, piles, loads, stacks |
| cornucopia
| 20 |
noun |
much, abundance |
plethora, luxury, torrent, profusion, mine, avalanche, copiousness, prosperity, flood, sufficiency, affluence, peck, oodles, deluge, fruitfulness, opulence, full house, good deal, heaps, great deal |
| cornucopia
| 5 |
noun |
cylindrical object |
wheel, shell, ball, fold, barrel |
| cornucopia
| 14 |
noun |
cylindrical object |
cylinder, convolution, bobbin, spiral, spool, cone, whorl, coil, reel, scroll, cartouche, trundle, volute, rundle |
| cornucopia
| 21 |
noun |
money, resources |
revenue, treasure, riches, cash, security, property, worth, estate, dough, gold, means, store, funds, capital, goods, plenty, substance, fortune, assets, possessions, commodities |
| cornucopia
| 24 |
noun |
money, resources |
abundance, prosperity, richness, affluence, profusion, cache, pelf, copiousness, velvet, holdings, luxury, bounty, hoard, lucre, plenitude, belongings, opulence, long green, prosperousness, substantiality, clover, luxuriance, lap of luxury, stocks and bonds |
| cornucopia
| 3 |
noun |
plentiful resource |
bottomless well, endless supply, horn of Amalthea |
| cornucopia
| 11 |
noun |
overflow |
inundation, deluge, copiousness, exuberance, profusion, redundancy, spate, superabundance, freshet, redundance, spillway |
| cornucopia
| 14 |
noun |
plenty |
capacity, wealth, lots, masses, enough, store, volume, fund, mass, quantity, mountains, piles, loads, stacks |
| cornucopia
| 24 |
noun |
plenty |
profusion, plethora, mine, bountifulness, plenteousness, copiousness, prosperity, flood, luxury, sufficiency, affluence, bounteousness, peck, abundance, oodles, deluge, avalanche, torrent, fruitfulness, opulence, full house, heaps, good deal, great deal |
| cornucopia
| 14 |
noun |
plenty |
capacity, wealth, lots, masses, enough, store, volume, fund, mass, quantity, mountains, piles, loads, stacks |
| cornucopia
| 24 |
noun |
plenty |
profusion, plethora, mine, bountifulness, copiousness, prosperity, flood, luxury, sufficiency, affluence, bounteousness, plenitude, peck, abundance, oodles, deluge, avalanche, torrent, fruitfulness, opulence, full house, heaps, good deal, great deal |
| corporate
| 9 |
adj |
allied |
joint, collective, combined, common, incorporated, shared, united, associated, pooled |
| corporate
| 4 |
adj |
allied |
communal, concerted, collaborative, amalgamated |
| corpse
| 3 |
noun |
dead body |
remains, body, departed |
| corpse
| 7 |
noun |
dead body |
cadaver, carcass, carrion, deceased, stiff, bones, mort |
| correction
| 6 |
noun |
adjustment; fixing |
amendment, repair, improvement, changing, editing, righting |
| correction
| 15 |
noun |
adjustment; fixing |
emendation, mending, reparation, indemnification, alteration, redress, amelioration, modification, remodeling, reexamination, rectification, revising, revisal, amending, rereading |
| correction
| 2 |
noun |
discipline |
rod, punishment |
| correction
| 6 |
noun |
discipline |
castigation, chastisement, admonition, reformation, reproof, punition |
| correlation
| 5 |
noun |
equating, equivalence |
interaction, relationship, counterpart, correspondent, match |
| correlation
| 12 |
noun |
equating, equivalence |
interrelationship, parallel, correspondence, interchange, reciprocity, complement, interdependence, analogue, alternation, interconnection, interrelation, pendant |
| correspond
| 10 |
verb |
agree, complement |
compare, resemble, square, fit, rival, equal, amount, touch, approach, match |
| correspond
| 14 |
verb |
agree, complement |
conform, dovetail, correlate, tally, harmonize, coincide, accord, assimilate, reciprocate, be consistent, be identical to, be similar to, lip sync, partake of |
| correspond
| 4 |
verb |
communicate in writing |
write, answer, pen, reply |
| correspond
| 12 |
verb |
communicate in writing |
scribble, hear from, drop a kite, drop a line, drop a note, epistolize, exchange letters, have pen pal, keep in touch, put pen to paper, send letter, send word |
| correspondence
| 7 |
noun |
agreement |
comparison, similarity, fitness, relation, harmony, correlation, match |
| correspondence
| 14 |
noun |
agreement |
accord, coherence, likeness, symmetry, concurrence, equivalence, congruity, regularity, analogy, consistency, resemblance, coincidence, conformity, comparability |
| correspondence
| 6 |
noun |
communication by writing |
writing, mail, post, messages, reports, letters |
| correspondence
| 1 |
noun |
communication by writing |
exchange of letters |
| correspondent
| 4 |
noun |
person communicating in writing |
contributor, writer, journalist, reporter |
| correspondent
| 7 |
noun |
person communicating in writing |
pen pal, freelancer, gazetteer, stringer, epistler, epistolarian, letter writer |
| corruption
| 2 |
noun |
dishonesty |
fraud, crime |
| corruption
| 26 |
noun |
dishonesty |
nepotism, exploitation, malfeasance, extortion, graft, demoralization, misrepresentation, shuffle, shadiness, venality, racket, payola, squeeze, crookedness, payoff, bribery, unscrupulousness, jobbery, skimming, breach of trust, bribing, fiddling, fraudulency, on the take, profiteering, shady deal |
| corruption
| 1 |
noun |
baseness |
evil |
| corruption
| 19 |
noun |
baseness |
atrocity, degradation, infamy, impurity, profligacy, vice, iniquity, vulgarity, immorality, turpitude, perversion, depravity, decadence, viciousness, wickedness, degeneration, looseness, sinfulness, lubricity |
| corruption
| 3 |
noun |
adulteration |
pollution, infection, doctoring |
| corruption
| 11 |
noun |
adulteration |
defilement, putrefaction, decay, distortion, putrescence, debasement, rot, foulness, rottenness, falsification, noxiousness |
| cosmic
| 4 |
adj |
limitless; universal |
huge, global, vast, worldwide |
| cosmic
| 11 |
adj |
limitless; universal |
planetary, grandiose, immense, infinite, catholic, cosmopolitan, ecumenical, empyrean, measureless, cosmogonal, cosmogonic |
| costume
| 8 |
noun |
set of clothes |
style, fashion, uniform, suit, dress, mode, outfit, clothing |
| costume
| 11 |
noun |
set of clothes |
attire, garb, apparel, wardrobe, ensemble, getup, guise, rig, duds, robes, livery |
| cottage
| 5 |
noun |
tiny house; lodging |
ranch, home, cabin, box, camp |
| cottage
| 12 |
noun |
tiny house; lodging |
chalet, lean-to, hut, shack, lodge, shanty, cot, bungalow, cabana, caboose, carriage house, small house |
| cotton
| 2 |
verb |
understand |
grasp, get |
| cotton
| 1 |
verb |
understand |
comprehend |
| cough
| 1 |
noun |
expelled air with sound |
cold |
| cough
| 8 |
noun |
expelled air with sound |
whoop, hack, hem, bark, ahem, croup, frog in throat, tickle in throat |
| cough
| 11 |
verb |
expelling air with sound |
whoop, bark, vomit, choke, hack, convulse, expectorate, hawk, hem, clear throat, spit up |
| council
| 16 |
noun |
people assembled for purpose |
gathering, gang, committee, ring, conference, board, convention, body, assembly, diet, cabinet, outfit, panel, ministry, chamber, meet |
| council
| 18 |
noun |
people assembled for purpose |
confab, synod, parliament, conclave, congress, convocation, powwow, congregation, mob, clan, huddle, brain trust, kitchen cabinet, directorate, senate, groupthink, governing body, official family |
| count
| 9 |
noun |
tally; number |
poll, calculation, total, result, toll, sum, outcome, whole, numbering |
| count
| 3 |
noun |
tally; number |
reckoning, enumeration, computation |
| count
| 10 |
verb |
add, check in order |
total, cast, estimate, calculate, score, figure, sum, number, foot, tell |
| count
| 13 |
verb |
add, check in order |
tally, compute, reckon, cipher, enumerate, numerate, run down, add up, cast up, keep tab, take account of, tick off, tot up |
| count
| 8 |
verb |
consider, deem |
look, regard, expect, think, await, rate, judge, hope |
| count
| 3 |
verb |
consider, deem |
impute, esteem, look upon |
| count
| 6 |
verb |
have importance |
weigh, mean, matter, rate, import, tell |
| count
| 5 |
verb |
have importance |
signify, carry weight, militate, cut ice, enter into consideration |
| count
| 4 |
verb |
include |
expect, look, await, hope |
| count
| 3 |
verb |
include |
take into account, number among, take into consideration |
| countenance
| 9 |
noun |
appearance, usually of the face |
look, potato, mask, face, cast, aspect, expression, features, looks |
| countenance
| 12 |
noun |
appearance, usually of the face |
demeanor, visage, mien, map, physiognomy, kisser, mug, puss, poker face, biscuit, gills, phizog |
| countenance
| 4 |
noun |
self-control |
composure, calmness, presence of mind, self-composure |
| countenance
| 14 |
verb |
approve, support |
handle, advocate, champion, confirm, sanction, back, accept, favor, cope, encourage, invite, endorse, aid, help |
| countenance
| 27 |
verb |
approve, support |
abet, condone, stand for, okay, uphold, applaud, commend, approbate, swallow, bear with, go for, thumbs up, get behind, give green light, give stamp of approval, give the nod, go along with, grin and bear it, hold with, live with, nod at, put John Hancock on, put up with, sign off on, sit still for, smile on, stomach something |
| counter
| 5 |
adj |
opposite, opposing |
conflicting, reverse, contrasting, opposed, against |
| counter
| 15 |
adj |
opposite, opposing |
antithetical, antipodal, obverse, converse, contrary, contradictory, adverse, antagonistic, diametric, polar, antipodean, anti, impeding, hindering, obstructive |
| counter
| 3 |
adv |
contrary, reverse |
opposite, against, versus |
| counter
| 5 |
adv |
contrary, reverse |
at variance with, contrarily, contrariwise, conversely, in defiance of |
| counter
| 12 |
verb |
answer, respond in retaliation |
respond, resist, oppose, buck, return, frustrate, beat, ruin, cross, meet, pit, match |
| counter
| 21 |
verb |
answer, respond in retaliation |
foil, offset, retaliate, counteract, hinder, vie, circumvent, bilk, parry, dash, contravene, disappoint, backtalk, take on, thumbs down, ward off, counterwork, fly in the face of, have bone to pick, hit back, play off |
| counterpart
| 9 |
noun |
match; identical part or thing |
correspondent, fellow, like, opposite, equivalent, equal, twin, mate, copy |
| counterpart
| 20 |
noun |
match; identical part or thing |
supplement, correlate, obverse, tally, Doppelganger, duplicate, correlative, ringer, analogue, complement, ditto, carbon copy, dead ringer, spitting image, pendant, look alike, opposite number, peas in a pod, spit and image, two of a kind |
| country
| 16 |
adj |
rural, pastoral |
rustic, bucolic, homey, agrarian, provincial, arcadian, countrified, uncultured, unpolished, unrefined, unsophisticated, campestral, agrestic, georgic, out-country, outland |
| country
| 14 |
noun |
political territory; nation |
land, people, region, community, society, state, public, kingdom, realm, soil, terrain, homeland, voters, citizens |
| country
| 11 |
noun |
political territory; nation |
commonwealth, populace, polity, grass roots, native land, citizenry, inhabitants, constituents, electors, patria, sovereign state |
| country
| 7 |
noun |
rural area; area away from city |
province, woods, wilderness, bush, sticks, forests, farms |
| country
| 16 |
noun |
rural area; area away from city |
boondocks, countryside, outdoors, outback, backwoods, hinterland, back country, wilds, woodlands, farmland, boonies, cow country, green belt, middle of nowhere, up country, wide open space |
| countryside
| 7 |
noun |
non-city environment |
land, terrain, environment, landscape, country, setting, sticks |
| countryside
| 5 |
noun |
non-city environment |
scenery, surroundings, back roads, boonies, non-urban area |
| coup
| 7 |
noun |
achievement, often by maneuver |
action, plot, revolution, accomplishment, upset, stroke, exploit |
| coup
| 10 |
noun |
achievement, often by maneuver |
overthrow, stratagem, stunt, deed, feat, tour de force, stroke of genius, successful stroke, coup d'état, coup de mâitre |
| couple
| 4 |
noun |
pair of things |
set, team, span, item |
| couple
| 11 |
noun |
pair of things |
twosome, duo, yoke, couplet, brace, newlyweds, twain, dyad, deuce, doublet, husband and wife |
| couple
| 6 |
verb |
join two things |
connect, marry, unite, link, pair, match |
| couple
| 15 |
verb |
join two things |
copulate, wed, conjoin, hitch, coalesce, harness, clasp, conjugate, yoke, cohabit, buckle, bracket, bring together, come together, hook up |
| courage
| 8 |
noun |
boldness, braveness |
daring, determination, spirit, nerve, power, guts, enterprise, resolution |
| courage
| 32 |
noun |
boldness, braveness |
fearlessness, spunk, grit, endurance, tenacity, audacity, heroism, firmness, prowess, valor, fortitude, bravery, gallantry, dauntlessness, backbone, intrepidity, temerity, adventurousness, gameness, pluck, recklessness, dash, pugnacity, venturesomeness, stoutheartedness, rashness, mettle, hardihood, élan, adventuresomeness, bravura, lion-heartedness |
| course
| 21 |
noun |
progress, advance |
development, series, system, program, plan, way, policy, line, procedure, unfolding, scheme, march, string, chain, sequence, flow, manner, movement, order, row, channels |
| course
| 9 |
noun |
progress, advance |
continuity, sequel, advancement, polity, furtherance, succession, progression, red tape, consecution |
| course
| 19 |
noun |
path, channel |
direction, way, track, route, trail, circuit, line, road, stream, passage, scope, movement, run, aisle, lap, flow, orbit, range, boards |
| course
| 11 |
noun |
path, channel |
duct, canal, aqueduct, trajectory, conduit, tack, rut, watercourse, itinerary, groove, byway |
| course
| 6 |
noun |
length of action |
progress, term, time, sweep, passage, passing |
| course
| 3 |
noun |
length of action |
lapse, duration, elapsing |
| course
| 16 |
noun |
plan of study |
conference, session, schedule, curriculum, period, method, preparation, program, procedure, interest, lecture, meeting, class, seminar, subject, laboratory |
| course
| 4 |
noun |
plan of study |
regimen, matriculation, speciality, discussion group |
| course
| 11 |
verb |
flow; run |
stream, spring, follow, speed, chase, hurry, rush, pursue, hunt, career, race |
| course
| 11 |
verb |
flow; run |
gallop, dash, scamper, tumble, scoot, dart, hustle, scurry, surge, gush, hasten |
| court
| 4 |
noun |
yard, garden of building |
street, square, forum, close |
| court
| 10 |
noun |
yard, garden of building |
piazza, quadrangle, plaza, quad, courtyard, cloister, compass, enclosure, patio, curtilage |
| court
| 5 |
noun |
ruler's attendants |
palace, train, suite, hall, staff |
| court
| 6 |
noun |
ruler's attendants |
entourage, cortege, retinue, castle, lords and ladies, royal household |
| court
| 6 |
noun |
judicial system |
judge, bench, session, justice, bar, forum |
| court
| 6 |
noun |
judicial system |
tribunal, magistrate, law court, kangaroo court, court of justice, seat of judgment |
| court
| 2 |
noun |
building for legal proceedings |
bench, bar |
| court
| 10 |
noun |
building for legal proceedings |
tribunal, city hall, law court, courthouse, courtroom, county courthouse, federal building, hall of justice, justice building, municipal building |
| court
| 5 |
noun |
wooing |
suit, respects, attention, love, address |
| court
| 1 |
noun |
wooing |
homage |
| court
| 16 |
verb |
fawn over, pay attention to |
sue, invite, pursue, seek, please, praise, charm, propose, attract, flatter, bid, spoon, date, follow, spark, chase |
| court
| 32 |
verb |
fawn over, pay attention to |
entice, woo, solicit, cultivate, gallant, serenade, sweetheart, beseech, grovel, importune, entreat, allure, bootlick, captivate, curry favor, pop the question, ask in marriage, go out with, go steady, go together, go with, keep company with, make love to, make overture, make time with, pander to, pay addresses to, pay court to, run after, seek the hand of, take out, set one's cap |
| courtesy
| 7 |
noun |
good manners |
sympathy, address, culture, respect, ceremony, favor, consideration |
| courtesy
| 35 |
noun |
good manners |
civility, generosity, reverence, deference, kindness, chivalry, amiability, indulgence, thoughtfulness, gentleness, familiarity, solicitude, elegance, cultivation, urbanity, suavity, tact, attentiveness, refinement, affability, geniality, polish, gallantry, friendliness, complaisance, cordiality, courteousness, amenities, politeness, courtliness, graciousness, comity, gallantness, good behavior, good breeding |
| courtesy
| 4 |
noun |
favor, indulgence |
service, consent, consideration, charity |
| courtesy
| 10 |
noun |
favor, indulgence |
compassion, generosity, kindness, chivalry, dispensation, unselfishness, liberality, benevolence, bounty, accommodation |
| courtship
| 5 |
noun |
dating, romance |
engagement, pursuit, love, suit, courting |
| courtship
| 3 |
noun |
dating, romance |
lovemaking, wooing, keeping company |
| cousin
| 2 |
noun |
family relation |
relative, counterpart |
| cousin
| 5 |
noun |
family relation |
kinsman, kinswoman, nobleman, kin, coz |
| cover
| 24 |
noun |
wrapping, cover-up |
lid, canvas, sheet, mask, screen, cap, envelope, roof, jacket, front, dress, top, tent, coating, seal, clothing, paint, spread, ceiling, binding, case, covering, drop, wraps |
| cover
| 36 |
noun |
wrapping, cover-up |
umbrella, disguise, semblance, wrapper, facade, sheath, bark, integument, hood, guise, overlay, coverlet, tarpaulin, cloak, camouflage, caparison, veneer, varnish, masquerade, marquee, dome, shroud, pretense, veil, stopper, polish, awning, put-on, canopy, parasol, false front, smoke screen, window-dressing, tarp, tegument, fig leaf |
| cover
| 12 |
noun |
hiding place |
front, shelter, screen, defense, drop, guard, protection, safety, refuge, security, port, retreat |
| cover
| 8 |
noun |
hiding place |
sanctuary, harbor, covert, camouflage, haven, asylum, concealment, harborage |
| cover
| 15 |
verb |
wrap, hide |
protect, coat, blanket, dress, bury, layer, surface, carpet, house, curtain, screen, invest, cap, mask, shade |
| cover
| 35 |
verb |
wrap, hide |
shroud, enclose, overcast, shield, mantle, eclipse, crown, daub, disguise, stash, hood, overlay, cache, cloak, camouflage, clothe, envelop, superimpose, veil, canopy, enfold, conceal, enshroud, ensconce, obscure, secrete, put on, overspread, superpose, encase, board up, bush up, cover up, do on the sly, set on |
| cover
| 6 |
verb |
protect, guard |
shelter, house, screen, reinforce, defend, secure |
| cover
| 5 |
verb |
protect, guard |
fend, shield, bulwark, safeguard, watch over |
| cover
| 9 |
verb |
include, contain |
reach, involve, examine, comprise, survey, incorporate, consider, embrace, meet |
| cover
| 9 |
verb |
include, contain |
encompass, suffice, comprehend, embody, deal with, provide for, be enough, refer to, take account of |
| cover
| 5 |
verb |
describe in published writing |
relate, detail, broadcast, investigate, report |
| cover
| 4 |
verb |
describe in published writing |
recount, narrate, tell of, write up |
| cover
| 2 |
verb |
fill in for, compensate |
balance, relieve |
| cover
| 10 |
verb |
fill in for, compensate |
offset, insure, counterbalance, substitute, double for, make good, make up for, stand in for, take over, take the rap for |
| cover
| 4 |
verb |
travel across area |
do, track, range, cross |
| cover
| 5 |
verb |
travel across area |
traverse, trek, pass over, journey over, pass through |
| coverage
| 6 |
noun |
inclusion |
report, insurance, analysis, scope, broadcasting, description |
| coverage
| 1 |
noun |
inclusion |
indemnity |
| covert
| 5 |
adj |
clandestine, underhanded |
hidden, secret, private, masked, buried |
| covert
| 23 |
adj |
clandestine, underhanded |
undercover, surreptitious, privy, camouflaged, cloaked, concealed, disguised, furtive, hush-hush, incognito, stealthy, sub rosa, ulterior, under wraps, underhand, unsuspected, veiled, obscured, QT, dissembled, incog, shrouded, under-the-table |
| cow
| 2 |
verb |
browbeat, intimidate |
enforce, scare |
| cow
| 29 |
verb |
browbeat, intimidate |
dishearten, terrorize, subdue, faze, frighten, unnerve, appall, bludgeon, rattle, embarrass, daunt, strong-arm, bully, dismay, discomfit, bluster, disconcert, hector, abash, awe, bulldoze, overawe, dragoon, showboat, buffalo, lean on, push around, turn on the heat, walk heavy |
| coward
| 3 |
noun |
person who is scared, easily intimidated |
mouse, sneak, rabbit |
| coward
| 32 |
noun |
person who is scared, easily intimidated |
wimp, poltroon, yellow, pessimist, chicken, alarmist, cur, dastard, shirker, recreant, baby, funk, malingerer, deserter, quitter, craven, caitiff, weakling, gutless, shirk, invertebrate, jellyfish, skulker, chicken heart, chicken liver, faint-of-heart, faintheart, fraidy-cat, lily liver, scaredy cat, white liver, yellow belly |
| cowardice
| 1 |
noun |
timidity |
fear |
| cowardice
| 8 |
noun |
timidity |
gutlessness, pusillanimity, faintheartedness, fearfulness, funk, cold feet, mousiness, wimpiness |
| cowardly
| 9 |
adj |
fearful |
afraid, anxious, base, nervous, retiring, scared, shrinking, shy, weak |
| cowardly
| 32 |
adj |
fearful |
dastardly, apprehensive, backward, caitiff, craven, diffident, fainthearted, frightened, gutless, jittery, lily-livered, paper tiger, pusillanimous, recreant, soft, spineless, timid, timorous, worthless, yellow, panicky, chicken-hearted, cowering, cowhearted, dismayed, having the willies, lacking courage, no guts, pigeonhearted, running scared, weak-kneed, yellow-bellied |
| crack
| 10 |
adj |
super, first-rate |
superior, expert, choice, capital, elite, best, able, excellent, skilled, talented |
| crack
| 9 |
adj |
super, first-rate |
ace, crackerjack, pro, adept, deluxe, first-class, proficient, skillful, handpicked |
| crack
| 8 |
noun |
break, crevice |
chip, gap, split, hole, division, interval, cut, rent |
| crack
| 13 |
noun |
break, crevice |
rift, fissure, fracture, breach, chink, interstice, cranny, crevasse, discontinuity, rime, cleft, rima, rimation |
| crack
| 18 |
noun |
loud sound, usually from hitting |
explosion, stroke, noise, shot, burst, pop, slam, go, belt, blow, clip, boom, snap, crash, slap, report, blast, splitting |
| crack
| 15 |
noun |
loud sound, usually from hitting |
thump, wham, whack, buffet, smack, stab, wallop, bash, smash, thwack, bang, clout, cuff, clap, splintering |
| crack
| 5 |
noun |
attempt to do something |
shot, pop, try, go, opportunity |
| crack
| 4 |
noun |
attempt to do something |
whirl, fling, stab, whack |
| crack
| 3 |
noun |
joke |
remark, return, dig |
| crack
| 9 |
noun |
joke |
quip, insult, gag, jibe, jest, witticism, wisecrack, funny remark, smart remark |
| crack
| 12 |
verb |
break, usually into parts |
chop, crash, injure, burst, damage, pop, hurt, explode, split, snap, chip, ring |
| crack
| 9 |
verb |
break, usually into parts |
splinter, fracture, rive, impair, cleave, crackle, detonate, shiver, sever |
| crack
| 2 |
verb |
lose self-control |
collapse, yield |
| crack
| 13 |
verb |
lose self-control |
flip, succumb, blow up, go crazy, go to pieces, break down, become deranged, become insane, bug out, give way, go bonkers, lose it, blow one's mind |
| crack
| 2 |
verb |
hit very hard |
slap, clip |
| crack
| 8 |
verb |
hit very hard |
whack, thunder, thump, buffet, cuff, clout, wallop, bash |
| crack
| 2 |
verb |
discover meaning, answer |
break, solve |
| crack
| 8 |
verb |
discover meaning, answer |
decipher, decode, decrypt, fathom, work out, cryptanalyze, figure out, get answer |
| craft
| 4 |
noun |
expertise, skill |
technique, art, ability, cunning |
| craft
| 12 |
noun |
expertise, skill |
dexterity, artistry, expertness, adeptness, adroitness, ingenuity, proficiency, know-how, aptitude, cleverness, knack, competence |
| craft
| 3 |
noun |
deceit, scheme |
art, strategy, cunning |
| craft
| 19 |
noun |
deceit, scheme |
trickery, guile, duplicity, stratagem, subtlety, artfulness, shrewdness, contrivance, foxiness, subterfuge, artifice, craftiness, slyness, ruse, wiles, wiliness, cageyness, canniness, disingenuity |
| craft
| 10 |
noun |
business, discipline |
art, profession, calling, career, work, trade, pursuit, line, employment, occupation |
| craft
| 3 |
noun |
business, discipline |
handicraft, vocation, métier |
| craft
| 8 |
noun |
water or air vehicle |
aircraft, plane, vessel, ship, airplane, boat, shipping, bottom |
| craft
| 6 |
noun |
water or air vehicle |
spacecraft, barge, blimp, watercraft, zeppelin, air ship |
| craftsman
| 5 |
noun |
skilled person |
specialist, master, mechanic, maker, manufacturer |
| craftsman
| 7 |
noun |
skilled person |
artisan, journeyman, smith, wright, technician, machinist, skilled worker |
| crash
| 6 |
noun |
bang; banging sound |
blast, sound, burst, slam, boom, crack |
| crash
| 13 |
noun |
bang; banging sound |
clash, smash, din, wham, thunder, clang, clatter, peal, racket, clap, thunderclap, smashing, clattering |
| crash
| 5 |
noun |
collision, accidental hitting |
impact, accident, collapse, shock, jar |
| crash
| 23 |
noun |
collision, accidental hitting |
wreck, debacle, pileup, smash, crunch, bump, concussion, ram, jolt, percussion, thump, total, ditch, thud, smashup, washout, sideswipe, splashdown, crack-up, fender bender, fender tag, rear-ender, stack-up |
| crash
| 7 |
noun |
computer system failure |
abend, head crash, program crash, program error, program failure, system crash, system error |
| crash
| 1 |
verb |
break into pieces |
fragment |
| crash
| 15 |
verb |
break into pieces |
smash, crunch, disintegrate, splinter, shatter, dash, shiver, fracture, total, crack up, sideswipe, bang into, pile up, smash up, wrack up |
| crash
| 7 |
verb |
fall |
plunge, collapse, drop, slip, meet, upset, pitch |
| crash
| 25 |
verb |
fall |
smash, hurtle, tumble, ditch, dive, collide, bump, topple, overturn, sprawl, lurch, pancake, bite the dust, overbalance, prang, washout, crash-land, drive into, fall flat, fall headlong, fall prostrate, give way, go in, plough into, splash down |
| cream
| 1 |
noun |
lotion, oil |
essence |
| cream
| 13 |
noun |
lotion, oil |
ointment, paste, jelly, unction, liniment, cosmetic, salve, unguent, moisturizer, demulcent, cerate, chrism, emulsion |
| cream
| 10 |
noun |
the best |
flower, prize, top, favorite, fat, choice, pick, pride, elite, finest |
| cream
| 3 |
noun |
the best |
prime, skim, crème de la crème |
| create
| 30 |
verb |
develop in mind or physically |
organize, discover, invent, constitute, shape, design, establish, make, construct, start, build, form, produce, plan, generate, conceive, initiate, found, fashion, compose, author, perform, father, parent, effect, imagine, coin, rear, invest, occasion |
| create
| 23 |
verb |
develop in mind or physically |
spawn, devise, set up, forge, formulate, sire, contrive, procreate, concoct, actualize, erect, hatch, beget, fabricate, originate, institute, bring to pass, dream up, bring into being, bring into existence, cause to be, give birth to, give life to |
| creation
| 10 |
noun |
development of entity |
formation, production, establishment, foundation, conception, constitution, imagination, generation, making, institution |
| creation
| 10 |
noun |
development of entity |
origination, genesis, nascency, procreation, inception, formulation, nativity, laying down, setting up, siring |
| creation
| 4 |
noun |
all living things |
life, nature, universe, world |
| creation
| 6 |
noun |
all living things |
macrocosm, totality, cosmos, living world, macrocosmos, megacosm |
| creation
| 5 |
noun |
invention, concoction |
concept, production, work, achievement, piece |
| creation
| 7 |
noun |
invention, concoction |
brainchild, handiwork, opus, magnum opus, work of genius, chef-d'oeuvre, pièce de résistance |
| creature
| 10 |
noun |
being, beast |
woman, individual, soul, fellow, person, animal, man, body, creation, party |
| creature
| 9 |
noun |
being, beast |
personage, brute, mortal, living thing, critter, quadruped, varmint, living being, lower animal |
| credibility
| 7 |
noun |
believeableness |
prospect, validity, chance, reliability, integrity, possibility, likelihood |
| credibility
| 9 |
noun |
believeableness |
soundness, solidity, probability, plausibility, believability, trustworthiness, solidness, tenability, satisfactoriness |
| credit
| 15 |
noun |
recognition; trust |
attention, faith, notice, confidence, merit, belief, thanks, praise, distinction, fame, approval, glory, honor, strokes, points |
| credit
| 9 |
noun |
recognition; trust |
kudos, acknowledgment, commendation, reliance, credence, acclaim, tribute, brownie points, pat on the back |
| credit
| 8 |
noun |
reputation, status |
standing, weight, influence, regard, character, authority, position, fame |
| credit
| 7 |
noun |
reputation, status |
prestige, clout, renown, esteem, repute, estimation, good name |
| credit
| 10 |
noun |
deferred payment arrangement; assets |
wealth, mortgage, loan, bond, balance, stock, extension, plastic, trust, securities |
| credit
| 12 |
noun |
deferred payment arrangement; assets |
continuance, debenture, lien, respite, tab, installment plan, capital outlay, installment buying, on account, on the arm, on the cuff, surplus cash |
| credit
| 9 |
verb |
believe, depend on |
trust, consider, accept, buy, feel, deem, sense, hold, think |
| credit
| 9 |
verb |
believe, depend on |
rely on, swallow, bank on, fall for, hand it to one, have faith in, pat on back, take as gospel truth, take stock in |
| credit
| 2 |
verb |
accredit, assign to |
refer, lay |
| credit
| 6 |
verb |
accredit, assign to |
defer, impute, ascribe to, attribute to, chalk up to, charge to |
| creed
| 8 |
noun |
belief, principles |
faith, profession, ideology, religion, doctrine, confession, conviction, church |
| creed
| 8 |
noun |
belief, principles |
dogma, tenet, persuasion, catechism, canon, cult, Weltanschauung, articles of faith |
| creep
| 4 |
verb |
crawl along, usually on ground |
sneak, edge, steal, scramble |
| creep
| 19 |
verb |
crawl along, usually on ground |
slither, glide, slink, lurk, tiptoe, wriggle, snake, inch, pussyfoot, squirm, insinuate, skulk, writhe, grovel, gumshoe, worm, scrabble, approach unnoticed, crawl on all fours |
| crew
| 17 |
noun |
group working together |
crowd, company, band, squad, troop, team, gang, set, cluster, bunch, lot, party, collection, organization, pack, workers, hands |
| crew
| 18 |
noun |
group working together |
corps, troupe, horde, retinue, posse, swarm, bevy, faction, complement, aggregation, herd, congregation, mob, covey, sect, assemblage, sailors, working party |
| cricket
| 14 |
adj |
impartial |
fair, decent, honest, reasonable, stable, proper, just, due, ethical, level, moral, objective, right, square |
| cricket
| 17 |
adj |
impartial |
unbiased, candid, disinterested, dispassionate, even-handed, fair and square, impersonal, nonpartisan, proportionate, rightful, unprejudiced, fair shake, even-steven, fair-to-middling, nondiscriminatory, square deal, uncolored |
| crime
| 11 |
noun |
offense against the law |
case, violation, evil, scandal, corruption, hit, sneak, break, wrong, fault, job |
| crime
| 37 |
noun |
offense against the law |
lawlessness, felony, misdemeanor, infraction, transgression, misdeed, breach, wrongdoing, misconduct, atrocity, malfeasance, abomination, trespass, dereliction, racket, enormity, wickedness, caper, depravity, outrage, immorality, infringement, delinquency, illegality, vice, iniquity, mortal sin, villainy, tort, criminality, antisocial behavior, delict, delictum, evil behavior, fast one, malefaction, unlawful act |
| criminal
| 6 |
adj |
lawless, felonious |
illegal, heavy, wrong, bent, caught, dirty |
| criminal
| 25 |
adj |
lawless, felonious |
scandalous, unlawful, vicious, illegitimate, deplorable, corrupt, illicit, immoral, senseless, racket, wildcat, crooked, culpable, hung up, iniquitous, nefarious, off base, peccant, shady, smoking gun, villainous, wicked, indictable, out of line, unrighteous |
| criminal
| 2 |
noun |
person who breaks the law |
offender, convict |
| criminal
| 38 |
noun |
person who breaks the law |
culprit, crook, hooligan, fugitive, gangster, hoodlum, felon, thug, mobster, lawbreaker, heavy, hustler, delinquent, desperado, trespasser, mug, racketeer, hood, wrongdoer, malefactor, evildoer, outlaw, muscle, con, yardbird, transgressor, jailbird, blackmailer, repeater, sinner, deuce, guerilla, scofflaw, bad actor, black marketeer, ex-con, inside person, slippery eel |
| crisis
| 16 |
noun |
critical situation |
dilemma, emergency, pressure, mess, confrontation, situation, trouble, change, disaster, height, pass, corner, trauma, puzzle, necessity, trial |
| crisis
| 32 |
noun |
critical situation |
crunch, catastrophe, impasse, deadlock, climax, strait, juncture, perplexity, plight, culmination, climacteric, crossroad, exigency, crux, embarrassment, imbroglio, entanglement, predicament, extremity, pinch, quandary, contingency, pickle, urgency, stew, dire straits, moment of truth, point of no return, turning point, big trouble, hot potato, hour of decision |
| critic
| 3 |
noun |
analyst, interpreter |
expert, authority, judge |
| critic
| 13 |
noun |
analyst, interpreter |
pundit, cartoonist, reviewer, commentator, connoisseur, sharpshooter, arbiter, diagnostic, expositor, caricaturist, annotator, analyzer, evaluator |
| critic
| 32 |
noun |
faultfinder, detractor |
doubter, complainant, quibbler, caviler, censor, attacker, complainer, carper, backseat driver, zapper, maligner, muckraker, defamer, disparager, scolder, slanderer, worrier, nagger, vilifier, aristarch, belittler, blamer, censurer, disapprover, disputer, fretter, hypercritic, mud-slinger, nit-picker, panner, reviler, sidewalk superintendent |
| critical
| 10 |
adj |
fault-finding, detracting |
demanding, biting, critic, cutting, exacting, lowering, particular, severe, sharp, condemning |
| critical
| 35 |
adj |
fault-finding, detracting |
analytical, captious, carping, censorious, choleric, cynical, derogatory, diagnostic, discerning, discriminating, disparaging, finicky, fussy, hairsplitting, hypercritical, niggling, penetrating, sarcastic, satirical, scolding, trenchant, withering, nagging, overcritical, belittling, calumniatory, caviling, cavillous, censuring, demeaning, disapproving, exceptive, humbling, nit-picking, reproachful |
| critical
| 11 |
adj |
urgently important |
crucial, strategic, vital, significant, dangerous, serious, risky, deciding, desperate, grave, pressing |
| critical
| 19 |
adj |
urgently important |
dire, integral, precarious, urgent, pivotal, decisive, perilous, acute, conclusive, consequential, hairy, hazardous, momentous, weighty, climacteric, determinative, all-important, exceptive, high-priority |
| criticism
| 15 |
noun |
interpretation, analysis |
comment, assessment, review, opinion, judgment, essay, notice, observation, examination, study, appreciation, estimate, evaluation, pan, rating |
| criticism
| 11 |
noun |
interpretation, analysis |
critique, elucidation, appraisal, exposition, rave, commentary, write-up, sideswipe, scorcher, reviewal, sleighride |
| criticism
| 5 |
noun |
verbal disapproval |
objection, slap, pan, blast, panning |
| criticism
| 32 |
noun |
verbal disapproval |
denunciation, animadversion, aspersion, disparagement, slam, static, cut, stricture, swipe, reproof, cavil, hit, faultfinding, censure, carping, flak, knock, opprobrium, vitriol, quibble, roast, Bronx cheer, put down, zapper, brickbats, bad press, call down, caviling, critical remarks, nit-picking, rap on knuckles, slap on wrist |
| crockery
| 3 |
noun |
earthenware |
pottery, porcelain, ceramics |
| crop
| 7 |
noun |
harvest of fruit, vegetable |
output, product, produce, yield, gathering, crops, fruits |
| crop
| 7 |
noun |
harvest of fruit, vegetable |
vintage, reaping, gleaning, fruitage, byproduct, annual production, season's growth |
| crop
| 4 |
verb |
cut, trim off |
chop, clip, reduce, top |
| crop
| 17 |
verb |
cut, trim off |
shave, prune, shear, mow, pare, hew, truncate, shorten, disengage, snip, lop, slash, curtail, detach, skive, pollard, detruncate |
| cross
| 1 |
adj |
very angry; in a bad mood |
short |
| cross
| 40 |
adj |
very angry; in a bad mood |
peeved, faultfinding, annoyed, cantankerous, captious, choleric, churlish, crabby, cranky, crotchety, crusty, disagreeable, fractious, fretful, grouchy, grumpy, ill-tempered, impatient, irascible, irritable, jumpy, peevish, petulant, put out, querulous, quick-tempered, ratty, snappy, sullen, surly, testy, touchy, waspish, tetchy, vexed, caviling, ill-humored, out of humor, pettish, splenetic |
| cross
| 5 |
verb |
traverse an area |
span, sail, cruise, bridge, meet |
| cross
| 12 |
verb |
traverse an area |
navigate, ply, pass over, overpass, voyage, zigzag, transverse, cut across, ford, extend over, go across, move across |
| cross
| 1 |
verb |
intersect, lie across |
divide |
| cross
| 9 |
verb |
intersect, lie across |
crisscross, crosscut, bisect, intertwine, decussate, lace, intercross, lie athwart of, rest across |
| cross
| 1 |
verb |
hybridize, mix |
blend |
| cross
| 8 |
verb |
hybridize, mix |
mingle, interbreed, crossbreed, mongrelize, cross-fertilize, cross-pollinate, cross-mate, intercross |
| cross
| 7 |
verb |
betray, hinder |
block, buck, deny, frustrate, resist, oppose, interfere |
| cross
| 24 |
verb |
betray, hinder |
obstruct, sell, thwart, stymie, flummox, cramp, stonewall, foil, impede, crab, backtalk, stump, crimp, snafu, double-cross, foul up, sell out, stab in the back, take on, louse up, bollix, have bone to pick, knock props out, take wind out of sails |
| crossing
| 6 |
noun |
pathway to traverse larger path |
bridge, passage, network, exchange, screen, loop |
| crossing
| 15 |
noun |
pathway to traverse larger path |
overpass, crossroad, junction, intersection, interchange, traverse, traversal, grating, underpass, cloverleaf, crossway, decussation, crosswalk, gridiron, grade crossing |
| crouch
| 5 |
verb |
stoop low; cringe |
bend, kneel, duck, dip, bow |
| crouch
| 12 |
verb |
stoop low; cringe |
huddle, squat, hunch, cower, grovel, stoop, wince, quail, hunker down, quat, bend down, scrooch down |
| crowd
| 26 |
noun |
large assembly |
group, people, crew, mass, lot, party, press, circle, pack, flood, set, stream, cluster, cattle, drove, array, cloud, bunch, army, masses, crush, company, host, meet, organization, scores |
| crowd
| 29 |
noun |
large assembly |
throng, horde, sellout, congregation, mob, clique, flock, congeries, legion, posse, swarm, concourse, jam, rabble, multitude, coterie, faction, blowout, herd, confluence, conflux, troupe, deluge, muster, tumult, surge, rank and file, gaggle, great unwashed |
| crowd
| 6 |
noun |
special group of friends |
circle, group, lot, set, push, bunch |
| crowd
| 5 |
noun |
special group of friends |
coterie, faction, posse, clique, in-crowd |
| crowd
| 14 |
verb |
cram, press into area |
stream, cluster, gather, pile, squeeze, pack, shove, bear, crush, elbow, mass, troop, push, bunch |
| crowd
| 23 |
verb |
cram, press into area |
throng, swamp, congest, deluge, huddle, swarm, congregate, flock, bundle, squish, muster, ram, squash, surge, jam, jam-pack, overcrowd, sardine, chock, justle, pack like sardines, top off, pack 'em in |
| crown
| 7 |
noun |
top; best |
head, top, tip, roof, summit, peak, ultimate |
| crown
| 11 |
noun |
top; best |
culmination, pinnacle, zenith, acme, apex, vertex, meridian, crest, climax, perfection, fastigium |
| crown
| 9 |
noun |
tiara for royalty |
headdress, diadem, garland, circlet, wreath, coronet, chaplet, coronal, headband |
| crown
| 1 |
noun |
royalty |
sovereignty |
| crown
| 8 |
noun |
royalty |
ruler, monarchy, sovereign, potentate, monarch, crowned head, supreme ruler, the throne |
| crown
| 14 |
verb |
reward, dignify |
authorize, strengthen, determine, sanction, establish, arm, raise, commission, fix, enable, invest, settle, install, honor |
| crown
| 16 |
verb |
reward, dignify |
inaugurate, induct, ennoble, endue, erect, exalt, festoon, heighten, stabilize, dower, delegate, endow, adorn, set up, coronate, enthrone |
| crown
| 5 |
verb |
be the culmination of |
perfect, finish, complete, top, cap |
| crown
| 9 |
verb |
be the culmination of |
terminate, consummate, fulfill, surmount, crest, climax, round off, put finishing touch on, top off |
| crown
| 4 |
verb |
hit, usually on head |
box, knock, punch, strike |
| crown
| 3 |
verb |
hit, usually on head |
smite, biff, cuff |
| crude
| 5 |
adj |
vulgar, unpolished in manner |
cheap, raw, rough, dirty, loud |
| crude
| 35 |
adj |
vulgar, unpolished in manner |
boorish, indecent, rude, savage, obscene, clumsy, coarse, lewd, crass, gross, foul, barnyard, awkward, backward, earthy, filthy, ignorant, indelicate, inelegant, insensible, loutish, oafish, raunchy, smutty, tacky, tactless, uncouth, unenlightened, ungainly, unskillful, cloddish, grody, ill-bred, loud-mouthed, lowbred |
| crude
| 7 |
adj |
unrefined, natural |
harsh, simple, raw, outline, green, thick, rough |
| crude
| 32 |
adj |
unrefined, natural |
primitive, rude, rudimentary, makeshift, unprocessed, coarse, homemade, amateurish, rustic, homespun, callow, immature, impure, inexpert, sketchy, undeveloped, unfinished, unformed, unpolished, unprepared, untaught, untrained, prentice, in the rough, rough-hewn, ungraded, unmatured, unmilled, unproficient, unsorted, unworked, unwrought |
| cruel
| 7 |
adj |
vicious, pitiless; causing pain |
harsh, bitter, evil, brutal, painful, fierce, hard |
| cruel
| 42 |
adj |
vicious, pitiless; causing pain |
atrocious, heartless, ruthless, inhuman, callous, cold-blooded, merciless, tyrannical, barbarous, vicious, hateful, unkind, spiteful, sadistic, wicked, relentless, bestial, bloodthirsty, degenerate, depraved, excruciating, ferocious, flinty, hellish, implacable, inexorable, malevolent, monstrous, pernicious, poignant, revengeful, sinful, unfeeling, unnatural, unrelenting, vengeful, virulent, rancorous, inhumane, brutish, demoniac, hard-hearted |
| cruelty
| 1 |
noun |
brutality, harshness |
spite |
| cruelty
| 39 |
noun |
brutality, harshness |
savagery, torture, inhumanity, malice, barbarity, persecution, barbarism, bestiality, rancor, despotism, sadism, wickedness, severity, animality, fierceness, venom, depravity, ferocity, viciousness, insensibility, malignity, coarseness, truculence, spitefulness, coldness, callousness, insensitiveness, unfeelingness, murderousness, mercilessness, unkindness, heartlessness, bloodthirstiness, ruthlessness, savageness, masochism, brutishness, fiendishness, hard-heartedness |
| crustacean
| 1 |
noun |
arthropod |
shellfish |
| crutch
| 5 |
noun |
support |
help, stick, aid, post, staff |
| crutch
| 5 |
noun |
support |
cane, bolster, buttress, prop, brace |
| cry
| 1 |
noun |
weeping and making sad sounds |
tears |
| cry
| 22 |
noun |
weeping and making sad sounds |
sob, howl, lament, blubber, bawling, snivel, blubbering, sobbing, wailing, bawl, mourning, yowl, weep, keening, bewailing, howling, lamentation, sorrowing, whimpering, snivelling, shedding tears, the blues |
| cry
| 10 |
noun |
calling out; yelling |
shout, cheer, scream, note, call, song, report, bay, pipe, yell |
| cry
| 51 |
noun |
calling out; yelling |
groan, wail, roar, outcry, whine, whistle, chatter, clamor, grunt, shriek, howl, bellow, crow, ejaculation, expletive, hoot, whoop, squeak, hullabaloo, holler, clack, bark, motto, fuss, exclamation, hiss, vociferation, hurrah, squawk, ruckus, cackle, cluck, bawl, yawp, squall, acclamation, yammer, quack, yelp, screech, uproar, gobble, coo, trill, caw, mewling, moo, whinny, nicker, meow, yoo-hoo |
| cry
| 3 |
verb |
weep and make sad sounds |
sigh, complain, regret |
| cry
| 40 |
verb |
weep and make sad sounds |
moan, sob, groan, wail, grieve, mourn, weep, howl, fret, bemoan, bewail, sniff, lament, sorrow, whimper, whine, bawl, squall, keen, snivel, caterwaul, blubber, yowl, deplore, yammer, choke up, crack up, break down, mewl, blub, boohoo, burst into tears, dissolve in tears, let go, let it all out, put on the weeps, ring the blues, shed bitter tears, shed tears, turn on waterworks |
| cry
| 7 |
verb |
call out, yell |
shout, cheer, scream, call, low, bay, pipe |
| cry
| 43 |
verb |
call out, yell |
growl, exclaim, whoop, holler, coo, bark, grunt, shriek, howl, bellow, crow, twitter, hoot, clack, gabble, tweet, ejaculate, hiss, clamor, bleat, squawk, cackle, cluck, bawl, yawp, whistle, snarl, hail, chatter, quack, yelp, roar, screech, vociferate, croak, trill, moo, whinny, nicker, meow, caw, holler out, sing out |
| cry
| 4 |
verb |
advertise |
publish, proclaim, broadcast, announce |
| cry
| 9 |
verb |
advertise |
bark, promulgate, puff, hype, publicize, hawk, trumpet, build up, press-agent |
| crystal
| 9 |
adj |
clear, transparent |
clear-cut, limpid, lucid, luminous, pellucid, translucent, lucent, transpicuous, unblurred |
| cucumber
| 4 |
noun |
paper money |
currency, bill, note, single |
| cucumber
| 9 |
noun |
paper money |
greenback, buck, clam, certificate, ace, folding money, legal tender, one-spot, bank note |
| cultivate
| 14 |
verb |
develop land for growing |
plant, manage, raise, prepare, tend, harvest, garden, farm, work, crop, labor, till, seed, dress |
| cultivate
| 6 |
verb |
develop land for growing |
fertilize, breed, propagate, plow, ripen, mature |
| cultivate
| 12 |
verb |
enrich situation; give special attention |
develop, encourage, promote, improve, discipline, advance, court, better, foster, train, nurse, further |
| cultivate
| 22 |
verb |
enrich situation; give special attention |
bolster, nourish, enrich, refine, cherish, elevate, ameliorate, polish, nurture, civilize, bring on, brownnose, butter up, get in with, get next to, get on good side of, play up to, run after, seek friendship, shine up to, suck up to, take pains with |
| cultivate
| 18 |
verb |
nurture, take care of |
educate, raise, pursue, encourage, promote, improve, foster, help, support, better, forward, instruct, train, aid, further, teach, nurse, rear |
| cultivate
| 5 |
verb |
nurture, take care of |
refine, cherish, patronize, ameliorate, devote oneself to |
| cultural
| 10 |
adj |
educational, enlightening |
artistic, helpful, influential, learned, liberal, stimulating, advancing, expanding, promoting, raising |
| cultural
| 30 |
adj |
educational, enlightening |
beneficial, broadening, constructive, corrective, humane, humanizing, instructive, nurturing, refined, refining, civilizing, edifying, educative, developmental, uplifting, adorning, beautifying, dignifying, disciplining, elevating, ennobling, enriching, glorifying, inspirational, liberalizing, ornamenting, polishing, regenerative, socializing, widening |
| culture
| 22 |
noun |
breeding, education, sophistication |
fashion, art, ability, science, practice, experience, civilization, perception, skill, manners, learning, dress, capacity, discrimination, improvement, finish, class, address, grace, dignity, training, accomplishment |
| culture
| 19 |
noun |
breeding, education, sophistication |
polish, urbanity, gentility, erudition, savoir-faire, elegance, cultivation, enlightenment, elevation, tact, delicacy, proficiency, refinement, courtesy, kindness, nobility, politeness, aestheticism, good taste |
| culture
| 9 |
noun |
ideas, values of a people |
development, lifestyle, knowledge, habit, society, civilization, customs, convention, grounding |
| culture
| 8 |
noun |
ideas, values of a people |
folklore, mores, way of life, ethnology, humanism, arts and sciences, folkways, the arts |
| culture
| 4 |
noun |
development of land |
agriculture, tending, farming, raising |
| culture
| 5 |
noun |
development of land |
gardening, cultivation, agrology, agronomy, agronomics |
| cup
| 3 |
noun |
container for drinking |
drink, bowl, vessel |
| cup
| 14 |
noun |
container for drinking |
mug, beaker, potion, chalice, grail, teacup, cannikin, goblet, stein, tumbler, draught, cupful, taster, demitasse |
| cupboard
| 3 |
noun |
storage cabinet |
closet, facility, press |
| cupboard
| 7 |
noun |
storage cabinet |
locker, storeroom, sideboard, repository, buffet, wardrobe, depository |
| curious
| 7 |
adj |
desiring knowledge, understanding |
interested, puzzled, questioning, searching, interfering, examining, peering |
| curious
| 17 |
adj |
desiring knowledge, understanding |
inquisitive, analytical, impertinent, inquiring, intrusive, meddlesome, meddling, nosy, prurient, prying, investigative, snoopy, disquisitive, inspecting, peeping, scrutinizing, tampering |
| curious
| 13 |
adj |
very odd |
exotic, unusual, puzzling, remarkable, extraordinary, strange, mysterious, wonderful, weird, unique, novel, rare, unexpected |
| curious
| 9 |
adj |
very odd |
peculiar, bizarre, marvelous, oddball, quaint, queer, singular, unconventional, unorthodox |
| curl
| 2 |
noun |
loop, ringlet, curve |
wave, twist |
| curl
| 11 |
noun |
loop, ringlet, curve |
coil, spiral, quirk, kink, whorl, swirl, flourish, crimp, frizz, curlicue, crispation |
| curl
| 9 |
verb |
bend, loop |
curve, twist, fold, roll, wave, snake, lap, turn, wind |
| curl
| 26 |
verb |
bend, loop |
buckle, writhe, contort, twirl, coil, convolute, crook, ripple, twine, undulate, spiral, swirl, crimp, entwine, zigzag, indent, crisp, ringlet, kink, crinkle, meander, wreathe, scallop, corkscrew, frizz, form into ringlets |
| currency
| 6 |
noun |
paper and coin money of a country |
cash, notes, dough, bread, bills, coins |
| currency
| 15 |
noun |
paper and coin money of a country |
wad, cabbage, roll, chicken feed, cold cash, folding money, legal tender, medium of exchange, moolah, specie, dinero, coinage, almighty dollar, green stuff, piece of change |
| current
| 13 |
adj |
contemporary; common |
modern, ongoing, present, prevailing, instant, general, ruling, in, accepted, doing, popular, widespread, swinging |
| current
| 31 |
adj |
contemporary; common |
now, fad, mod, accustomed, afoot, circulating, customary, extant, fashionable, hot, in vogue, prevalent, rampant, regnant, rife, state-of-the-art, topical, trendy, up-to-date, existent, present-day, common knowledge, cutting-edge, going around, in circulation, in progress, in the mainstream, in the news, in use, leading-edge, on front burner |
| current
| 10 |
noun |
flow of something, usually water |
tide, flood, river, stream, rush, run, jet, juice, drift, course |
| current
| 6 |
noun |
flow of something, usually water |
progression, spate, flux, draught, ebb and flow, tidal motion |
| curriculum
| 3 |
noun |
course of study |
schedule, subjects, studies |
| curriculum
| 4 |
noun |
course of study |
syllabus, educational program, modules, program of studies |
| curtain
| 5 |
noun |
window covering |
screen, shade, blind, film, hanging |
| curtain
| 14 |
noun |
window covering |
decoration, drape, shutter, shroud, veil, rag, shield, drapery, jalousie, valance, oleo, portiere, roller, Venetian blind |
| curve
| 8 |
noun |
arched, rounded line or object |
loop, sweep, bend, circle, bow, turn, circuit, round |
| curve
| 35 |
noun |
arched, rounded line or object |
trajectory, arc, arch, contour, swerve, hairpin, crook, whorl, ambit, concavity, quirk, curvature, festoon, bight, compass, circumference, vault, chord, horseshoe, ellipse, hyperbola, ogee, helix, flexure, curlicue, parabola, meniscus, camber, half-moon, catenary, incurvature, incurvation, sinuosity, curvation, rondure |
| curve
| 9 |
verb |
bending in a shape or course |
twist, bend, loop, round, turn, bow, snake, hook, wind |
| curve
| 21 |
verb |
bending in a shape or course |
swerve, veer, bulge, buckle, spiral, crumple, coil, curl, skew, stoop, crook, arc, gyrate, divert, arch, deviate, concave, convex, wreathe, inflect, incurve |
| cushion
| 2 |
noun |
pillow, pad |
rest, seat |
| cushion
| 11 |
noun |
pillow, pad |
buffer, bolster, hassock, fender, sham, headrest, mat, beanbag, squab, bumper, woolsack |
| cushion
| 3 |
verb |
pad, protect from blow |
soften, support, pillow |
| cushion
| 10 |
verb |
pad, protect from blow |
bolster, dampen, insulate, buttress, seclude, suppress, cradle, muffle, deaden, stifle |
| cuss
| 6 |
noun |
swearword |
blasphemy, obscenity, expletive, curse, four-letter word, cussword |
| cuss
| 3 |
verb |
swear |
curse, blaspheme, use profanity |
| custody
| 7 |
noun |
supervision, charge of something |
protection, care, keeping, management, observation, watch, conservation |
| custody
| 12 |
noun |
supervision, charge of something |
guardianship, preservation, safekeeping, aegis, ward, salvation, superintendence, auspices, custodianship, trusteeship, tute-lage, wardship |
| custody
| 3 |
noun |
confinement, jailing |
arrest, jail, keeping |
| custody
| 4 |
noun |
confinement, jailing |
imprisonment, detention, incarceration, duress |
| customer
| 4 |
noun |
buyer of goods, services |
client, consumer, patron, prospect |
| customer
| 4 |
noun |
buyer of goods, services |
clientele, habitué, purchaser, regular shopper |
| cut
| 14 |
noun |
incision |
wound, trim, chip, rip, rent, passage, slot, section, mark, opening, sculpture, stroke, chop, carving |
| cut
| 25 |
noun |
incision |
laceration, shave, snip, slit, trench, fissure, nick, slash, cleft, gash, prick, dissection, graze, stab, nip, intersection, furrow, pierce, cleavage, penetration, notch, groove, rabbet, kerf, scarification |
| cut
| 6 |
noun |
reduction, diminution |
saving, reduction, decrease, lowering, fall, economy |
| cut
| 4 |
noun |
reduction, diminution |
cutback, downsize, decrement, lessening |
| cut
| 11 |
noun |
portion of profit |
division, slice, member, bite, share, part, lot, percentage, piece, segment, section |
| cut
| 7 |
noun |
portion of profit |
quota, kickback, moiety, chop, allotment, allowance, partage |
| cut
| 6 |
noun |
style, shape of clothing |
fashion, look, form, construction, mode, figure |
| cut
| 1 |
noun |
style, shape of clothing |
configuration |
| cut
| 2 |
noun |
insult |
offense, abuse |
| cut
| 2 |
noun |
insult |
indignity, hateful remark |
| cut
| 5 |
noun |
type, kind |
sort, description, cast, lot, feather |
| cut
| 3 |
noun |
type, kind |
stamp, ilk, mold |
| cut
| 15 |
verb |
sever, chop with sharp instrument; incise |
slice, rip, carve, clip, chip, crop, saw, score, fell, divide, bite, separate, quarter, level, part |
| cut
| 53 |
verb |
sever, chop with sharp instrument; incise |
shave, slash, curtail, slay, snip, slit, sliver, hack, guillotine, hew, decussate, nick, lop, intersect, behead, perforate, shear, dissever, gash, massacre, hash, saber, lacerate, mow, slaughter, amputate, reap, pierce, prune, bisect, dissect, chisel, facet, notch, raze, rive, skive, rend, mince, dice, flitch, cleave, sickle, chine, scythe, dispatch, puncture, penetrate, scarify, scissor, rabbet, lay open, mow down |
| cute
| 4 |
adj |
perky, attractive |
beautiful, charming, pleasant, pretty |
| cute
| 3 |
adj |
perky, attractive |
delightful, adorable, dainty |
| cutlery
| 1 |
noun |
silver |
service |
| cutlery
| 3 |
noun |
silver |
tableware, flatware, hollowware |
| cutlery
| 1 |
noun |
eating utensils |
flatware |
| cutting
| 8 |
adj |
nasty, hateful |
raw, pointed, biting, sharp, acid, bitter, severe, wounding |
| cutting
| 18 |
adj |
nasty, hateful |
barbed, scathing, incisive, trenchant, piercing, sarcastic, stinging, sardonic, caustic, acerbic, penetrating, crisp, clear-cut, probing, acrimonious, hurtful, malicious, ingoing |
| cycle
| 16 |
noun |
era, phase |
revolution, series, period, course, rhythm, round, wheel, run, chain, sequence, ring, orbit, age, circuit, circle, loop |
| cycle
| 8 |
noun |
era, phase |
alternation, sequel, succession, rotation, eon, periodicity, aeon, isochronism |
| cylinder
| 1 |
noun |
a geometrical form |
barrel |
| cylinder
| 2 |
noun |
a geometrical form |
circular solid, volumetric curve |
| daily
| 8 |
adj |
occurring every day; during the day |
regularly, often, constantly, regular, routine, everyday, ordinary, common |
| daily
| 13 |
adj |
occurring every day; during the day |
periodic, commonplace, day after day, per diem, quotidian, cyclic, day-to-day, circadian, day by day, diurnal, from day to day, once a day, once daily |
| dairy
| 2 |
noun |
producer of milk products |
farm, factory |
| dairy
| 5 |
noun |
producer of milk products |
buttery, dairy farm, creamery, cow barn, pasteurizing plant |
| damage
| 18 |
noun |
injury, loss |
blow, harm, illness, wound, corruption, suffering, accident, destruction, casualty, pollution, stroke, ruin, waste, evil, hurt, wrong, reverse, ruining |
| damage
| 31 |
noun |
injury, loss |
devastation, hardship, bruise, disturbance, deterioration, contamination, impairment, catastrophe, knockout, mishap, adulteration, affliction, wrecking, ravage, outrage, mischief, infliction, bane, disservice, debasement, breakage, spoilage, blemish, deprivation, depreciation, detriment, wreckage, adversity, marring, mutilation, cave-in |
| damage
| 17 |
verb |
cause injury, loss |
harm, weaken, injure, ruin, wound, burn, hurt, break, undermine, tear, scratch, fade, crack, split, wrong, abuse, dirty |
| damage
| 40 |
verb |
cause injury, loss |
pollute, impair, cripple, tarnish, ravage, contaminate, maim, mar, infect, batter, smash, wreck, mangle, scorch, deface, defile, scathe, incapacitate, corrupt, rot, gnaw, disintegrate, maltreat, vitiate, blight, stain, disfigure, lacerate, dismantle, stab, spoil, bleach, mutilate, corrode, discolor, rust, bang up, tamper with, wear away, wreak havoc on |
| damn
| 12 |
verb |
condemn, denounce |
abuse, slam, sentence, attack, convict, pan, punish, blast, criticize, swear, flame, ban |
| damn
| 29 |
verb |
condemn, denounce |
curse, excoriate, expel, confound, blaspheme, castigate, anathematize, penalize, imprecate, doom, proscribe, jinx, cuss, objurgate, censure, revile, banish, execrate, excommunicate, darn, cast out, complain of, cry down, denunciate, drat, fulminate against, inveigle against, object to, thunder against |
| damned
| 5 |
adj |
hateful, unwelcome |
lost, bad, condemned, blasted, unhappy |
| damned
| 29 |
adj |
hateful, unwelcome |
darned, lousy, reprobate, infernal, confounded, doomed, blessed, bloody, cursed, accursed, blooming, revolting, damnable, despicable, detestable, done for, execrable, infamous, loathsome, anathematized, cussed, voodooed, darn, all-fired, blankety-blank, dang, doggone, dratted, gone to blazes |
| dance
| 10 |
noun |
moving feet and body to music |
rock, tap, skip, jump, trip, leap, step, spin, twist, swing |
| dance
| 39 |
noun |
moving feet and body to music |
disco, waltz, shimmy, caper, jig, hop, frolic, sway, cavort, hustle, whirl, strut, promenade, prance, tread, flit, careen, bob, gambol, get down, samba, tango, rhumba, foxtrot, jitter, jitterbug, boogie, conga, jive, Charleston, one-step, two-step, boogie down, bunny hop, cut a rug, foot it, hoof it, trip the light fantastic, rock n' roll |
| dance
| 4 |
noun |
party for moving to music |
jump, ball, social, formal |
| dance
| 10 |
noun |
party for moving to music |
prom, disco, mingle, masquerade, brawl, shindig, promenade, hop, hoedown, sock hop |
| danger
| 10 |
noun |
hazard, troublesome situation |
risk, exposure, uncertainty, emergency, possibility, threat, crisis, venture, storm, clouds |
| danger
| 18 |
noun |
hazard, troublesome situation |
peril, probability, insecurity, jeopardy, vulnerability, instability, menace, pitfall, precariousness, exigency, precipice, endangerment, dynamite, slipperiness, double trouble, hot potato, risky business, thin ice |
| dangerous
| 15 |
adj |
hazardous, troubling |
threatening, deadly, terrible, bad, critical, alarming, serious, nasty, fatal, risky, delicate, exposed, loaded, pressing, vulnerable |
| dangerous
| 36 |
adj |
hazardous, troubling |
treacherous, unhealthy, unsafe, precarious, ugly, unstable, perilous, breakneck, chancy, formidable, hairy, heavy, hot, impending, impregnable, insecure, malignant, menacing, mortal, portentous, queasy, serpentine, shaky, speculative, thorny, ticklish, touch-and-go, touchy, urgent, viperous, wicked, jeopardous, parlous, dynamite, dangersome, on collision course |
| dare
| 5 |
noun |
challenge, defiance |
taunt, defy, cartel, stump, provocation |
| dare
| 11 |
verb |
challenge, defy someone |
resist, oppose, threaten, provoke, cope, front, confront, face, brave, meet, beard |
| dare
| 21 |
verb |
challenge, defy someone |
taunt, insult, spurn, bully, goad, denounce, disregard, scorn, mock, laugh at, run the gauntlet, face off, knock chip off shoulder, make my day, muster courage, outdare, square off, step over the line, take one on, throw down gauntlet, call one's bluff |
| dare
| 10 |
verb |
take a risk; be courageous |
undertake, attempt, stake, hazard, try, brave, adventure, venture, speculate, risk |
| dare
| 12 |
verb |
take a risk; be courageous |
presume, endanger, endeavor, gamble, go ahead, be bold, make bold, pluck up, run the risk, take a chance, take heart, try one's hand |
| dark
| 5 |
adj |
lack of light |
black, faint, vague, clouded, shaded |
| dark
| 43 |
adj |
lack of light |
dim, misty, murky, shadowy, overcast, somber, cloudy, dingy, gloomy, drab, foggy, dull, dusk, dusky, grimy, indistinct, inky, lurid, nebulous, obscure, opaque, shady, sooty, sunless, tenebrous, blackish, caliginous, pitch-black, pitchy, darkened, dun, cimmerian, aphotic, atramentous, crepuscular, ill-lighted, lightless, obfuscous, pitch-dark, rayless, stygian, unlighted, unlit |
| dark
| 1 |
adj |
shaded complexion, hair |
black |
| dark
| 13 |
adj |
shaded complexion, hair |
tan, brunette, brunet, ebony, sable, dusky, swarthy, bistered, adumbral, dark-complexioned, dark-skinned, ebon, swart |
| dark
| 4 |
adj |
hidden, secret |
mysterious, deep, complicated, puzzling |
| dark
| 18 |
adj |
hidden, secret |
occult, mystic, abstruse, anagogic, arcane, cabalistic, concealed, cryptic, enigmatic, esoteric, intricate, knotty, mystical, obscure, recondite, mystifying, Delphian, not known |
| dark
| 15 |
adj |
grim, hopeless |
sinister, somber, gloomy, drab, ominous, bleak, foreboding, cheerless, dismal, doleful, joyless, morbid, morose, mournful, unpropitious |
| dark
| 2 |
adj |
evil, satanic |
bad, horrible |
| dark
| 13 |
adj |
evil, satanic |
sinister, infernal, foul, atrocious, corrupt, damnable, hellish, immoral, infamous, nefarious, sinful, vile, wicked |
| dark
| 5 |
adj |
ignorant |
uncultivated, unenlightened, benighted, unlettered, unread |
| dark
| 3 |
adj |
angry, upset |
forbidding, frowning, threatening |
| dark
| 7 |
adj |
angry, upset |
ominous, sulky, dour, glum, sullen, glowering, scowling |
| dark
| 6 |
noun |
place, time without light |
darkness, shade, evening, midnight, night, shadows |
| dark
| 15 |
noun |
place, time without light |
dusk, gloom, opacity, obscurity, nighttime, dimness, murk, nightfall, murkiness, twilight, duskiness, witching hour, semidarkness, caliginosity, dead of night |
| dark
| 6 |
noun |
ignorance; mystery |
concealment, thickness, secrecy, seclusion, inscrutability, denseness |
| dash
| 3 |
noun |
fast race for short distance |
rush, run, bolt |
| dash
| 8 |
noun |
fast race for short distance |
sprint, zip, sortie, dart, onset, haste, spurt, birr |
| dash
| 8 |
noun |
flair, style |
force, energy, strength, might, life, power, spirit, intensity |
| dash
| 17 |
noun |
flair, style |
vim, zing, brio, zip, animation, vehemence, vigor, panache, flourish, oomph, verve, éclat, élan, birr, esprit, impressiveness, vivacity |
| dash
| 16 |
noun |
small amount; suggestion |
bit, hint, sprinkling, streak, sprinkle, trace, seasoning, drop, little, taste, part, grain, touch, suspicion, flavor, scattering |
| dash
| 11 |
noun |
small amount; suggestion |
pinch, trifle, lick, smidgen, tincture, tinge, zest, smack, squirt, soupçon, few drops |
| dash
| 15 |
verb |
run very fast for short distance |
fly, shoot, rush, tear, bound, bolt, hurry, chase, career, spring, course, charge, race, speed, boil |
| dash
| 13 |
verb |
run very fast for short distance |
gallop, scamper, scurry, dart, scoot, sprint, haste, lash, hasten, get on it, make a run for it, make it snappy, rush at |
| dash
| 9 |
verb |
break by hitting or throwing violently |
plunge, beat, slam, throw, hit, cast, charge, destroy, crash |
| dash
| 13 |
verb |
break by hitting or throwing violently |
smash, hurtle, fling, shatter, lunge, hurl, shiver, sling, splatter, cudgel, splinter, bludgeon, splash |
| dash
| 5 |
verb |
discourage, frustrate |
beat, ruin, blast, cloud, chill |
| dash
| 17 |
verb |
discourage, frustrate |
thwart, dampen, spoil, disappoint, dismay, balk, dispirit, chagrin, confound, abash, bilk, discomfort, baffle, foil, blight, nip, circumvent |
| date
| 14 |
noun |
point in time; particular day or time |
term, age, time, period, moment, day, stage, span, generation, spell, while, course, era, quarter |
| date
| 7 |
noun |
point in time; particular day or time |
reign, juncture, epoch, duration, hour, year, century |
| date
| 5 |
noun |
social engagement |
appointment, meeting, visit, interview, call |
| date
| 3 |
noun |
social engagement |
rendezvous, assignation, tryst |
| date
| 7 |
noun |
person accompanying another socially |
steady, companion, lover, girlfriend, partner, friend, boyfriend |
| date
| 3 |
noun |
person accompanying another socially |
sweetheart, escort, blind date |
| date
| 7 |
verb |
assign a time |
register, determine, mark, record, fix, isolate, measure |
| date
| 9 |
verb |
assign a time |
come from, chronicle, belong to, affix a date to, carbon-date, exist from, fix the date of, originate in, put in its place |
| date
| 3 |
verb |
see person socially |
see, court, attend |
| date
| 15 |
verb |
see person socially |
woo, escort, fix up, associate with, consort with, deuce it, go around together, go around with, go out with, go steady, go together, keep company, make a date, step around, take out |
| date
| 6 |
verb |
become obsolete |
obsolesce, obsolete, outdate, archaize, antiquate, show one's age |
| daughter
| 2 |
noun |
female child |
girl, woman |
| daughter
| 2 |
noun |
female child |
offspring, female offspring |
| dawn
| 4 |
noun |
beginning of day |
dawning, morning, light, bright |
| dawn
| 14 |
noun |
beginning of day |
daylight, daybreak, aurora, morn, sunup, cockcrow, sunrise, break of day, first blush, first light, crack of dawn, day peep, early bright, wee hours |
| dawn
| 10 |
noun |
a beginning |
dawning, birth, origin, foundation, head, opening, rise, start, source, unfolding |
| dawn
| 9 |
noun |
a beginning |
advent, outset, commencement, onset, inception, alpha, emergence, genesis, outstart |
| dawn
| 8 |
verb |
start |
unfold, emerge, begin, rise, develop, appear, initiate, open |
| dawn
| 5 |
verb |
start |
loom, lighten, originate, glimmer, show itself |
| day
| 2 |
noun |
light part of every 24 hours |
light, bright |
| day
| 14 |
noun |
light part of every 24 hours |
daylight, sunshine, sunlight, daytime, mean solar day, astronomical day, dawn-to-dark, diurnal course, early bright, light of day, nautical day, sidereal day, sunrise-to-sunset, working day |
| day
| 8 |
noun |
era |
term, period, time, prime, generation, age, height, cycle |
| day
| 5 |
noun |
era |
zenith, years, epoch, ascendancy, heyday |
| daylight
| 3 |
noun |
light part of 24 hours |
dawn, light, day |
| daylight
| 8 |
noun |
light part of 24 hours |
aurora, daybreak, sunrise, sunshine, daytime, sunlight, during the day, light of day |
| dead
| 8 |
adj |
no longer alive |
late, asleep, buried, cold, departed, stiff, gone, wasted |
| dead
| 31 |
adj |
no longer alive |
lifeless, deceased, bloodless, breathless, cadaverous, cut off, defunct, done for, extinct, inanimate, inert, spiritless, bereft of life, bought the farm, checked out, erased, expired, gone to meet maker, gone to reward, liquidated, mortified, no more, not existing, offed, passed away, perished, pushing up daisies, reposing, resting in peace, unanimated, out of one's misery |
| dead
| 5 |
adj |
indifferent, cold |
flat, asleep, boring, still, wooden |
| dead
| 24 |
adj |
indifferent, cold |
paralyzed, apathetic, callous, dull, frigid, glazed, inert, insensitive, insipid, lukewarm, numb, senseless, spiritless, stagnant, stale, tasteless, torpid, unfeeling, uninteresting, unresponsive, vapid, anesthetized, deadened, numbed |
| dead
| 9 |
adj |
not working |
exhausted, spent, lost, tired, still, departed, gone, vanished, worn |
| dead
| 15 |
adj |
not working |
unemployed, barren, bygone, defunct, extinct, inactive, inoperative, obsolete, stagnant, sterile, unprofitable, useless, worn out, wearied, inoperable |
| dead
| 7 |
adj |
complete, total |
sure, perfect, entire, whole, final, absolute, bloody |
| dead
| 8 |
adj |
complete, total |
downright, out-and-out, outright, thorough, unconditional, unmitigated, unqualified, utter |
| dead
| 8 |
adv |
completely, totally |
absolutely, straight, right, due, direct, directly, entirely, exactly |
| dead
| 3 |
adv |
completely, totally |
wholly, straightly, undeviatingly |
| deadline
| 3 |
noun |
due date |
limit, period, bound |
| deadline
| 5 |
noun |
due date |
time limit, target date, time frame, zero hour, cutoff |
| deadly
| 8 |
adj |
causing end of life |
dangerous, cruel, bloody, toxic, violent, fatal, destroying, killing |
| deadly
| 32 |
adj |
causing end of life |
savage, destructive, suicidal, murderous, pernicious, noxious, poisonous, mortal, harmful, malignant, virulent, lethal, baleful, baneful, bloodthirsty, cannibalistic, deathly, deleterious, grim, homicidal, injurious, internecine, pestiferous, pestilent, ruthless, unrelenting, venomous, pestilential, carcinogenic, death-dealing, mortiferous, slaying |
| deadly
| 2 |
adj |
ghostly |
dead, white |
| deadly
| 9 |
adj |
ghostly |
ghastly, ashen, deathly, pallid, wan, deathlike, corpselike, deadened, deathful |
| deaf
| 5 |
adj |
without hearing |
deafened, earless, hard of hearing, stone deaf, unable to hear |
| deaf
| 18 |
adj |
unwilling |
strong-willed, oblivious, indifferent, headstrong, obstinate, bullheaded, intractable, mulish, pertinacious, perverse, pigheaded, stubborn, unaware, unconcerned, unmoved, self-willed, to listen blind, unhearing |
| deal
| 7 |
noun |
agreement, bargain |
transaction, contract, arrangement, compromise, buy, conception, understanding |
| deal
| 4 |
noun |
agreement, bargain |
pact, accord, pledge, prearrangement |
| deal
| 8 |
noun |
amount, share |
transaction, extent, degree, portion, plenty, shake, distribution, quantity |
| deal
| 3 |
noun |
amount, share |
abundance, plethora, superabundance |
| deal
| 6 |
noun |
distribution of playing cards |
opportunity, game, appointment, chance, round, hand |
| deal
| 2 |
noun |
distribution of playing cards |
cut and shuffle, fresh start |
| deal
| 7 |
verb |
do business |
sell, handle, negotiate, trade, treat, traffic, stock |
| deal
| 10 |
verb |
do business |
barter, dicker, bargain, swap, bicker, buy and sell, hammer out deal, horse trade, knock down price, work out deal |
| deal
| 12 |
verb |
distribute |
participate, give, drop, divide, render, share, administer, measure, strike, deliver, reward, assign |
| deal
| 19 |
verb |
distribute |
disburse, disperse, inflict, disseminate, divvy, impart, dispense, partake, bestow, apportion, partition, allot, dish out, dole out, hand out, come across with, fork out, fork over, mete out |
| dealer
| 3 |
noun |
business owner |
merchant, vendor, banker |
| dealer
| 12 |
noun |
business owner |
trafficker, trader, merchandiser, bursar, businessperson, retailer, wholesaler, marketer, chandler, dispenser, changer, tradesperson |
| death
| 20 |
noun |
end of life |
ending, sleep, casualty, end, darkness, dying, ruin, exit, parting, mortality, curtains, finish, grave, destruction, loss, heaven, departure, release, passing, silence |
| death
| 27 |
noun |
end of life |
ruination, decease, downfall, dissolution, repose, euthanasia, extinction, afterlife, paradise, bereavement, cessation, quietus, demise, fatality, obliteration, tomb, eradication, extermination, annihilation, oblivion, expiration, termination, grim reaper, finis, necrosis, eternal rest, passing over |
| debate
| 7 |
noun |
discussion of issues; consideration |
contest, argument, controversy, match, dispute, words, reflection |
| debate
| 19 |
noun |
discussion of issues; consideration |
deliberation, argumentation, dialectic, contention, agitation, polemic, tiff, wrangle, hassle, altercation, disputation, meditation, cogitation, forensic, mooting, refuting, controverting, rebutting, blah-blah |
| debate
| 11 |
verb |
argue, discuss |
consider, contest, question, oppose, answer, contend, differ, prove, reason, demonstrate, dispute |
| debate
| 35 |
verb |
argue, discuss |
bicker, deliberate, wrangle, confab, bandy, pettifog, confute, refute, rehash, controvert, agitate, hassle, moot, disprove, canvass, cogitate, rebut, cross swords, lock horns, altercate, bump heads, chew the fat, discept, hammer away at, hash over, have at it, kick around, knock around, pick a bone, put up argument, set to, talk back, talk game, thrash out, toss around |
| debt
| 16 |
noun |
money owed to others |
bill, commitment, mortgage, due, liability, credit, deficit, capital, obligation, duty, claim, check, note, score, responsibility, dues |
| debt
| 30 |
noun |
money owed to others |
price tag, indebtedness, receipt, damage, arrears, debenture, encumbrance, invoice, chit, voucher, tab, bite, debit, cuff, IOU, tally, reckoning, albatross, manifest, baggage, bad news, in the red, promissory note, arrearage, below the line, dead horse, in hock, in the hole, outstandings, red ink |
| debut
| 10 |
noun |
first public appearance |
introduction, beginning, appearance, presentation, entrance, admission, graduation, bow, launching, graduating |
| debut
| 9 |
noun |
first public appearance |
inauguration, entrée, incoming, initiation, opener, entree, coming out, coming out party, first step |
| decade
| 6 |
noun |
ten of something |
decennary, decennium, decagon, decapod, decemvir, decemvirate |
| decay
| 8 |
noun |
breaking down, collapse |
decrease, fading, decline, consumption, ruin, dying, failing, wasting |
| decay
| 36 |
noun |
breaking down, collapse |
disrepair, corrosion, disintegration, impairment, decomposition, deterioration, blight, extinction, rot, degeneration, ruination, dilapidation, downfall, dissolution, adulteration, putrescence, mortification, decadence, senescence, putrefaction, putridness, crumbling, withering, decrepitude, atrophy, spoilage, rotting, depreciation, rust, degeneracy, putridity, perishing, spoilation, caries, gangrene, wasting away |
| decay
| 8 |
verb |
deteriorate, crumble |
fade, dissolve, decline, collapse, turn, sink, fail, weaken |
| decay
| 43 |
verb |
deteriorate, crumble |
shrivel, pollute, wane, dwindle, disintegrate, lessen, corrode, discolor, wither, degenerate, mortify, atrophy, rot, decompose, putrefy, mildew, sicken, curdle, slump, defile, perish, molder, spoil, blight, sap, mold, suppurate, depreciate, break up, get worse, dry-rot, be impaired, become contaminated, go bad, go to seed, go to the dogs, hit rock bottom, hit the skids, pejorate, putresce, reach depths, waste away, wear away |
| deceive
| 9 |
verb |
mislead; be dishonest |
fool, trick, cheat, clip, sell, screw, beat, burn, skin |
| deceive
| 42 |
verb |
mislead; be dishonest |
victimize, swindle, dupe, betray, disappoint, entrap, hoodwink, circumvent, falsify, defraud, delude, scam, rob, ensnare, hoax, hook, beguile, fake, gouge, gull, outwit, cozen, bamboozle, humbug, fleece, bilk, con, double-cross, put on, take advantage of, take in, buffalo, beat out of, cross up, impose upon, lead on, play joke on, pull fast one, suck in, take for, take for ride, take to cleaners |
| deceiver
| 1 |
noun |
conniver |
cheat |
| deceiver
| 2 |
noun |
conniver |
swindler, imposter |
| deception
| 5 |
noun |
misleading; being dishonest |
fraud, lying, cheat, dirt, cunning |
| deception
| 39 |
noun |
misleading; being dishonest |
falsehood, trickery, duplicity, hypocrisy, betrayal, untruth, deceit, mendacity, treachery, double-dealing, imposition, trickiness, prevarication, insincerity, sophism, craftiness, pretense, flimflam, equivocation, guile, trumpery, circumvention, legerdemain, treason, blarney, deceitfulness, juggling, snow job, disinformation, boondoggle, deceptiveness, dupery, dissimulation, beguilement, cozenage, fraudulence, hokum, defraudation, fast one |
| deception
| 10 |
noun |
trick |
lie, fraud, illusion, trick, cheat, catch, story, device, shift, trap |
| deception
| 40 |
noun |
trick |
scam, ruse, hoax, subterfuge, cover-up, stratagem, whitewash, sting, sham, artifice, pretext, gimmick, decoy, fib, hustle, dodge, feint, bluff, snare, wrinkle, shuck, swindle, hogwash, crock, ride, fallacy, stall, malarkey, wile, imposture, con, bilk, con game, confidence game, snow job, jive, chicane, fast one, fast shuffle, mare's-nest |
| deceptive
| 6 |
adj |
dishonest |
subtle, cunning, designing, lying, seeming, false |
| deceptive
| 46 |
adj |
dishonest |
tricky, ambiguous, underhanded, deceitful, sneaky, slick, fraudulent, misleading, unreliable, disingenuous, bum, catchy, crafty, delusive, fake, fallacious, fishy, foxy, illusory, indirect, insidious, mock, oblique, off, phony, plausible, rascal, roguish, scheming, serpentine, shifty, slippery, sly, snide, specious, spurious, treacherous, two-faced, underhand, wily, delusory, astucious, beguiling, deceiving, deluding, imposturous |
| decide
| 23 |
verb |
make a determination; settle an issue |
resolve, elect, conclude, rule, set, choose, determine, vote, end, establish, agree, select, opt, tap, figure, gather, guess, award, will, purpose, pick, judge, poll |
| decide
| 24 |
verb |
make a determination; settle an issue |
decree, clinch, adjudicate, mediate, adjudge, cinch, conjecture, surmise, arrive at conclusion, call shots, cast the die, come to agreement, come to conclusion, come to decision, commit oneself, draw a conclusion, fix upon, form opinion, go down line, have final word, make a decision, make up mind, reach decision, take a stand |
| decisive
| 17 |
adj |
definite |
influential, crucial, critical, significant, positive, determined, absolute, assured, bent, certain, decided, final, firm, intent, set, settled, resolved |
| decisive
| 17 |
adj |
definite |
definitive, resolute, forceful, fateful, momentous, conclusive, crisp, flat out, imperative, imperious, incisive, litmus test, peremptory, trenchant, all out, straight out, strong-minded |
| deck
| 6 |
verb |
put on clothing, usually nice |
decorate, trim, appoint, array, dress, grace |
| deck
| 16 |
verb |
put on clothing, usually nice |
bedeck, embellish, festoon, beautify, adorn, clothe, garland, accouter, ornament, slick, primp, attire, garnish, dress up, prettify, gussy up |
| declaration
| 21 |
noun |
assertion of belief or knowledge |
saying, communication, profession, pitch, announcement, story, revelation, admission, answer, presentation, notice, statement, information, explanation, report, publication, broadcast, remark, allegation, testimony, expression |
| declaration
| 20 |
noun |
assertion of belief or knowledge |
enunciation, bomb, disclosure, spiel, acknowledgment, promulgation, exposition, avowal, averment, deposition, affirmation, advertisement, notification, oath, protestation, attestation, utterance, hot air, say so, two cents' worth |
| declaration
| 11 |
noun |
official proclamation |
profession, announcement, constitution, charge, notice, plea, article, document, allegation, testimony, resolution |
| declaration
| 21 |
noun |
official proclamation |
notification, creed, credo, manifesto, promulgation, proclamation, indictment, edict, confirmation, canon, pronouncement, acclamation, deposition, ultimatum, affidavit, attestation, denunciation, testament, gospel, bulletin, pronunciamento |
| decline
| 6 |
noun |
lessening |
drop, recession, failure, fall, failing, weakening |
| decline
| 33 |
noun |
lessening |
slump, deterioration, downturn, flop, ebb, downfall, dissolution, downgrade, abatement, descent, decay, waning, wane, backsliding, degeneration, comedown, senility, dive, decrepitude, diminution, relapse, enfeeblement, lapse, degeneracy, pratfall, devolution, ebbing, cropper, worsening, dwindling, skids, falling off, on the skids |
| decline
| 11 |
noun |
downward change in value, position |
loss, drop, slide, decrease, dip, slope, lowering, hill, slip, pitch, depression |
| decline
| 12 |
noun |
downward change in value, position |
slump, downturn, descent, declivity, lapse, sag, downswing, incline, downslide, drop-off, downtrend, fall-off |
| decline
| 6 |
verb |
say no |
refuse, dismiss, deny, reject, shy, avoid |
| decline
| 25 |
verb |
say no |
forbear, spurn, balk, renounce, repudiate, abjure, forgo, refrain, disapprove, nix, demur, desist, abstain, bypass, reprobate, gainsay, turn down, beg to be excused, not accept, not hear of, not think of, pass on, send regrets, turn thumbs down, don't buy |
| decline
| 15 |
verb |
lessen, become less |
lower, return, drop, slide, decrease, sink, fall, fail, diminish, shrink, weaken, fade, pine, flag, settle |
| decline
| 29 |
verb |
lessen, become less |
wane, dwindle, recede, sag, worsen, deteriorate, depreciate, disintegrate, cheapen, ebb, decay, revert, lapse, subside, abate, droop, degenerate, retrograde, relapse, rot, backslide, languish, fall off, disimprove, go downhill, go to pot, go to the dogs, hit the skids, lose value |
| decline
| 8 |
verb |
descend |
lower, drop, sink, fall, dip, slope, settle, set |
| decline
| 4 |
verb |
descend |
go down, sag, slant, droop |
| decorate
| 8 |
verb |
beautify, embellish |
trim, deck, grace, paint, perfect, finish, color, enhance |
| decorate
| 24 |
verb |
beautify, embellish |
bedeck, illuminate, spruce up, brighten, renovate, festoon, dress up, fix up, do up, adorn, enrich, furbish, ornament, gild, burnish, idealize, garnish, prank, frill, bedizen, add finishing touches, dress out, gussy up, jazz up |
| decorate
| 1 |
verb |
honor and give medal |
cite |
| decorate
| 3 |
verb |
honor and give medal |
plume, laureate, pin medal on |
| decoration
| 3 |
noun |
beautification, embellishment |
improvement, designing, trimming |
| decoration
| 19 |
noun |
beautification, embellishment |
ornament, flounce, adornment, spangle, frill, enhancement, elaboration, illumination, garnish, flourish, enrichment, ornamentation, furbelow, beautifying, bedecking, bedizenment, festooning, garnishing, redecorating |
| decoration
| 5 |
noun |
particular type of embellishment |
color, design, ribbon, trimming, jazz |
| decoration
| 39 |
noun |
particular type of embellishment |
wreath, ornament, trinket, finery, plaque, lace, garbage, spangle, doodad, extravagance, filigree, flounce, bauble, frippery, braid, frill, dingbat, inlay, garnish, fuss, festoon, gilt, flourish, scroll, thing, sequin, garniture, fretwork, arabesque, furbelow, tinsel, curlicue, parquetry, gewgaws, gimcracks, gingerbread, appliqué, fandangle, tooling |
| decoration
| 10 |
noun |
medal of honor |
ribbon, colors, cross, award, mention, star, distinction, medal, order, bays |
| decoration
| 8 |
noun |
medal of honor |
badge, kudos, emblem, laurels, citation, accolade, garter, Purple Heart |
| decorative
| 2 |
adj |
beautifying |
pretty, enhancing |
| decorative
| 8 |
adj |
beautifying |
ornamental, fancy, cosmetic, florid, adorning, embellishing, nonfunctional, prettifying |
| decoy
| 8 |
noun |
bait, trap |
blind, plant, front, attraction, beard, stick, catch, trick |
| decoy
| 27 |
noun |
bait, trap |
stoolie, imitation, fake, facade, deception, trickery, temptation, come-on, camouflage, allurement, inducement, lure, snare, pretense, booster, chicanery, enticement, sitting duck, stool pigeon, ensnarement, inveiglement, nark, chicane, shill, blow off, drawing card, seducement |
| decoy
| 3 |
verb |
bait, entrap |
trap, toll, steer |
| decoy
| 23 |
verb |
bait, entrap |
lure, fascinate, seduce, ensnare, entice, tempt, mislead, delude, allure, tout, deceive, wile, inveigle, con, come on, shill, mousetrap, egg one on, ensorcell, lead on, lead up garden path, rope in, suck in |
| decrease
| 6 |
noun |
diminishing, lessening |
decline, loss, discount, reduction, depression, declining |
| decrease
| 16 |
noun |
diminishing, lessening |
shrinkage, cutback, downturn, contraction, condensation, compression, ebb, waning, subsidence, abatement, diminution, constriction, dwindling, decrescence, falling off, striction |
| decrease
| 17 |
verb |
grow less or make less |
reduce, soften, weaken, decline, ease, shrink, sink, diminish, lower, drop, settle, modify, quiet, contract, fade, waste, check |
| decrease
| 40 |
verb |
grow less or make less |
ebb, wane, dwindle, curb, subside, fall off, drop off, slash, curtail, depreciate, deteriorate, slump, abate, cut down, slacken, lessen, degenerate, decay, devaluate, lighten, evaporate, crumble, quell, wither, restrain, shrivel, droop, calm down, let up, peter out, wear down, die down, dry up, lose edge, narrow down, run low, slack off, slow down, tail off, wear away |
| dedicate
| 9 |
verb |
donate, set aside for special use |
give, devote, restrict, apply, commit, assign, offer, appropriate, address |
| dedicate
| 7 |
verb |
donate, set aside for special use |
apportion, allot, pledge, inscribe, consign, surrender, give over to |
| dedicate
| 1 |
verb |
sanctify |
bless |
| dedicate
| 4 |
verb |
sanctify |
consecrate, hallow, anoint, set apart |
| deem
| 22 |
verb |
regard, consider |
allow, feel, assume, suspect, expect, suppose, believe, guess, calculate, divine, conceive, sense, account, know, credit, understand, imagine, judge, estimate, hold, think, view |
| deem
| 9 |
verb |
regard, consider |
presume, appraise, surmise, reckon, conjecture, esteem, be afraid, daresay, set store by |
| deep
| 11 |
adj |
extending very far, usually down |
wide, rooted, profound, far, broad, buried, low, below, beneath, distant, sunk |
| deep
| 15 |
adj |
extending very far, usually down |
deep-seated, underground, abysmal, bottomless, immersed, inmost, subterranean, unfathomable, abyssal, submarine, yawning, downreaching, fathomless, subaqueous, submerged |
| deep
| 9 |
adj |
abstract, complicated in meaning |
profound, complex, serious, hidden, difficult, secret, wise, learned, mysterious |
| deep
| 19 |
adj |
abstract, complicated in meaning |
heavy, acute, occult, abstruse, arcane, concealed, discerning, esoteric, hermetic, incisive, intricate, obscure, penetrating, recondite, sagacious, sibylline, Delphic, orphic, hard to understand |
| deep
| 5 |
adj |
scheming, devious |
sharp, knowing, cunning, designing, plotting |
| deep
| 15 |
adj |
scheming, devious |
tricky, acute, keen, artful, astute, canny, crafty, foxy, insidious, intriguing, shrewd, sly, wily, guileful, contriving |
| deep
| 11 |
adj |
absorbed, engrossed in activity |
set, intent, lost, abstracted, concentrated, engaged, fixed, into, wrapped, centered, focused |
| deep
| 6 |
adj |
absorbed, engrossed in activity |
musing, immersed, preoccupied, rapt, enfolded, wrapped up |
| deep
| 10 |
adj |
intense in effect on senses |
great, profound, hard, dark, rich, strong, extreme, low, grave, booming |
| deep
| 10 |
adj |
intense in effect on senses |
vivid, alto, contralto, resonant, sonorous, low-pitched, baritone, bass, full-toned, low-toned |
| deep
| 3 |
noun |
the sea |
ocean, middle, main |
| deep
| 7 |
noun |
the sea |
blue, drink, briny, brine, the high seas, Davy Jones's locker, Poseidon's realm |
| deer
| 5 |
noun |
hoofed animal |
horse, cow, elephant, pig, cattle |
| deer
| 9 |
noun |
hoofed animal |
hog, swine, tapir, camel, rhinoceros, giraffe, llama, buffalo, hippopotamus |
| defamatory
| 15 |
adj |
libelous, slanderous |
disparaging, derogatory, injurious, insulting, abusive, opprobrious, calumnious, contumelious, detractive, vituperative, denigrating, detracting, maligning, traducing, vilifying |
| defame
| 3 |
verb |
inflict libel or slander |
knock, slam, pan |
| defame
| 29 |
verb |
inflict libel or slander |
disparage, disgrace, scandalize, smear, malign, denigrate, discredit, vilify, besmirch, blister, blacken, traduce, detract, stigmatize, dishonor, asperse, vituperate, belie, scorch, roast, calumniate, bad-mouth, cast aspersions on, cast slur on, do a number on, put zingers on, speak evil of, throw mud at, villainize |
| default
| 9 |
noun |
failure; want |
lack, offense, miss, absence, slight, weakness, fault, error, overlooking |
| default
| 21 |
noun |
failure; want |
delinquency, nonpayment, omission, privation, defect, dearth, deficiency, dereliction, shortcoming, inadequacy, imperfection, wrongdoing, oversight, insufficiency, blemish, vice, lapse, blunder, transgression, disregard, neglect |
| default
| 3 |
verb |
dodge payment |
skip, rat, fail |
| default
| 18 |
verb |
dodge payment |
evade, welsh, stiff, repudiate, bilk, skate, shirk, dishonor, neglect, defraud, swindle, welch, leave town, meet under arch, put on the cuff, run out on, see in the alley, skip out on |
| defeat
| 16 |
noun |
overthrow, beating |
blow, loss, collapse, failure, beating, triumph, destruction, check, whipping, trimming, break, fall, count, reverse, trap, ruin |
| defeat
| 35 |
noun |
overthrow, beating |
massacre, embarrassment, drubbing, rout, thrashing, setback, killing, debacle, breakdown, repulse, conquest, licking, trashing, slaughter, discomfiture, rebuff, mastery, extermination, annihilation, ambush, defeasance, vanquishment, whitewashing, scalping, whaling, waxing, lacing, trouncing, paddling, KO, subjugation, shellacking, downthrow, insuccess, nonsuccess |
| defeat
| 4 |
noun |
frustration |
loss, failure, disappointment, reverse |
| defeat
| 8 |
noun |
frustration |
downfall, setback, reversal, repulse, foil, discomfiture, rebuff, thwarting |
| defeat
| 15 |
verb |
conquer in military manner |
crush, beat, upset, overwhelm, whip, reduce, sack, best, trash, drown, bar, route, scatter, block, sink |
| defeat
| 41 |
verb |
conquer in military manner |
rout, overpower, overthrow, vanquish, obstruct, repulse, lick, subdue, surmount, outflank, ambush, butcher, repress, trample, hinder, halt, smash, suppress, slaughter, parry, quell, impede, outmaneuver, entrap, overrun, demolish, annihilate, discomfit, obliterate, swamp, decimate, repel, subjugate, bear down, wipe out, finish off, shipwreck, torpedo, mow down, prevail over, roll back |
| defeat
| 7 |
verb |
conquer in athletic contest |
beat, win, edge, take, deck, powder, total |
| defeat
| 34 |
verb |
conquer in athletic contest |
knock out, drub, trounce, clobber, overpower, thrash, lick, pound, skin, tan, zap, cream, pulverize, floor, bust, lambaste, outrun, wallop, flog, drop, whack, pommel, outplay, whomp, steamroll, flax, KO, outhit, outjump, plow under, run roughshod over, take it all, take to cleaners, work over |
| defeat
| 7 |
verb |
frustrate |
blank, puzzle, reduce, ruin, cross, bury, block |
| defeat
| 43 |
verb |
frustrate |
outwit, thwart, shave, invalidate, stump, subdue, neutralize, confound, surmount, circumvent, refute, checkmate, disappoint, shellac, victimize, contravene, balk, disprove, discomfit, disconcert, nonplus, squash, undo, baffle, foil, scuttle, spoil, cook, overturn, nullify, quell, subjugate, skunk, counterplot, edge out, beat down, beat the system, cast down, cause setback, nose out, put end to, take wind out of sails, throw for loop |
| defecate
| 5 |
verb |
discharge, usually liquified substance |
remove, produce, eliminate, pass, sweat |
| defecate
| 16 |
verb |
discharge, usually liquified substance |
secrete, ejaculate, eject, expel, leak, void, evacuate, perspire, exhale, urinate, exude, emanate, give off, throw off, exudate, egest |
| defecate
| 2 |
verb |
rid of waste |
eliminate, empty |
| defecate
| 9 |
verb |
rid of waste |
void, expel, evacuate, excrete, discharge, exude, emit, give off, send forth |
| defecation
| 4 |
noun |
elimination |
excrement, excretion, expurgation, passing off |
| defect
| 22 |
noun |
blemish, imperfection |
fault, lack, weakness, crack, bug, error, injury, shortage, mistake, scratch, catch, second, want, check, mark, sin, spot, gap, break, hole, failing, patch |
| defect
| 29 |
noun |
blemish, imperfection |
flaw, glitch, deformity, deficiency, shortcoming, irregularity, seam, unsoundness, birthmark, kink, scar, speck, scarcity, blot, drawback, stain, gremlin, knot, frailty, foible, discoloration, infirmity, rift, vice, blotch, taint, weak point, marring, rough spot |
| defect
| 11 |
verb |
break from belief, faith |
quit, depart, withdraw, reject, abandon, desert, leave, turn, rat, rebel, go |
| defect
| 24 |
verb |
break from belief, faith |
pull out, renounce, abscond, revolt, spurn, lapse, tergiversate, schism, apostatize, renege, forsake, back out, break faith, go over, run out, sell out, walk out on, change sides, fall away from, go back on, go over the fence, take a walk, tergiverse, turn coat |
| defend
| 22 |
verb |
protect |
preserve, contend, hold, secure, prevent, fight, resist, guard, maintain, oppose, retain, house, mine, battle, foster, sustain, war, shelter, screen, watch, save, cover |
| defend
| 30 |
verb |
protect |
uphold, safeguard, shield, withstand, fortify, conserve, entrench, nourish, avert, espouse, hedge, insure, bulwark, cherish, garrison, fend off, stave off, take in, panoply, fight for, beat off, care for, guard against, hold at bay, keep safe, look after, provide sanctuary, repel danger, ward off, watch over |
| defend
| 16 |
verb |
show support for |
champion, support, advocate, back, assert, maintain, guarantee, endorse, argue, explain, justify, plead, second, sustain, recommend, aid |
| defend
| 24 |
verb |
show support for |
uphold, exculpate, befriend, vindicate, rationalize, stonewall, espouse, warrant, exonerate, back up, go to bat for, stand by, apologize for, bear one out, come to defense of, cover for, prove a case, put in a good word, ride shotgun for, say in defense, speak up for, stand up for, stick up for, thump for |
| defendant
| 3 |
noun |
accused |
prisoner, suspect, offender |
| defendant
| 2 |
noun |
accused |
litigant, appellant |
| defense
| 11 |
noun |
armament; protection system |
fence, wall, resistance, guard, arms, shelter, protection, cover, position, security, weapons |
| defense
| 30 |
noun |
armament; protection system |
shield, aegis, munitions, rampart, fastness, buttress, fortification, bastion, immunity, citadel, stockade, dike, ward, safeguard, fort, stronghold, deterrence, warfare, parapet, bulwark, palisade, trench, armor, barricade, embankment, garrison, fortress, redoubt, bastille, weaponry |
| defense
| 12 |
noun |
explanation, justification |
argument, story, answer, reply, return, excuse, plea, response, apology, apologizing, excusing, explaining |
| defense
| 16 |
noun |
explanation, justification |
rejoinder, whitewash, extenuation, exculpation, vindication, exoneration, retort, rationalization, apologia, fish story, song and dance, jive, cleanup, copout, apologetics, off-time |
| deficiency
| 12 |
noun |
imperfection, inadequacy |
failing, failure, weakness, lack, shortage, fault, loss, absence, deficit, want, need, sin |
| deficiency
| 19 |
noun |
imperfection, inadequacy |
flaw, defect, dearth, glitch, insufficiency, shortcoming, scarcity, frailty, privation, default, demerit, bug, paucity, scantiness, dereliction, neglect, defalcation, inability to hack it, insufficience |
| deficit
| 3 |
noun |
shortage of something needed, required |
loss, lack, dues |
| deficit
| 18 |
noun |
shortage of something needed, required |
shortfall, scantiness, default, inadequacy, paucity, deficiency, insufficiency, shortcoming, arrears, in the red, underage, defalcation, dead horse, due bill, in hock, in the hole, insufficience, red ink |
| define
| 16 |
verb |
give description |
represent, decide, explain, describe, detail, characterize, specify, determine, interpret, illustrate, name, label, tag, entitle, translate, assign |
| define
| 17 |
verb |
give description |
delineate, prescribe, spell out, exemplify, construe, designate, expound, denominate, elucidate, dub, denote, ascertain, etch, formalize, call a spade a spade, lay it out, nail it down |
| define
| 13 |
verb |
delimit, outline |
set, mark, limit, distinguish, establish, rim, fix, bound, surround, edge, settle, border, belt |
| define
| 19 |
verb |
delimit, outline |
delineate, encircle, girdle, envelop, flank, gird, enclose, verge, compass, curb, circumscribe, encompass, confine, demarcate, fence in, mark out, set bounds to, stake out, wall in |
| definite
| 20 |
adj |
exact, clear |
precise, distinct, explicit, specific, obvious, positive, bold, complete, determined, express, fixed, full, marked, minute, particular, plain, severe, sharp, visible, ringing |
| definite
| 26 |
adj |
exact, clear |
unambiguous, palpable, definitive, straightforward, categorical, clear-cut, unequivocal, unmistakable, pronounced, well-defined, audible, clean-cut, crisp, downright, forthright, graphic, incisive, tangible, vivid, well-grounded, distinguishable, clearly defined, not vague, silhouetted, undubitable, well-marked |
| definite
| 15 |
adj |
fixed, certain, positive |
precise, assured, convinced, decided, determined, established, guaranteed, limited, narrow, restricted, set, settled, sure, defined, assigned |
| definite
| 4 |
adj |
fixed, certain, positive |
prescribed, determinate, beyond doubt, circumscribed |
| definition
| 17 |
noun |
description |
interpretation, explanation, solution, answer, translation, comment, rendering, fixing, cue, drift, clue, determination, key, diagnosis, representation, outlining, settling |
| definition
| 22 |
noun |
description |
rationale, elucidation, signification, analogue, clarification, gloss, exposition, commentary, rendition, annotation, delineation, demarcation, explication, denotation, terminology, characterization, individuation, exemplification, expounding, formalization, delimitation, statement of meaning |
| degree
| 34 |
noun |
unit of measurement |
term, strength, rate, point, grade, intensity, standard, amount, scale, extent, scope, quality, size, period, height, ratio, space, proportion, range, mark, division, reach, step, plane, link, line, stage, rung, interval, length, limit, shade, dimension, quantity |
| degree
| 11 |
noun |
unit of measurement |
severity, gauge, tenor, stint, gradation, caliber, amplitude, expanse, tier, notch, stair |
| degree
| 28 |
noun |
recognition of achievement; rank or grade of position |
sort, status, strength, level, grade, point, standard, credit, magnitude, position, scope, honor, quality, class, rank, height, pitch, standing, station, reach, approval, stage, dignity, range, testimony, distinction, order, quantity |
| degree
| 12 |
noun |
recognition of achievement; rank or grade of position |
qualification, eminence, testimonial, approbation, caliber, compass, credentials, potency, baccalaureate, sheepskin, shingle, dignification |
| delay
| 8 |
noun |
deferment, interruption |
problem, wait, check, holding, stop, stay, bind, interval |
| delay
| 37 |
noun |
deferment, interruption |
stoppage, lag, setback, moratorium, postponement, suspension, obstruction, reprieve, jam, lingering, filibuster, tie-up, surcease, remission, detention, downtime, adjournment, stall, impediment, hindrance, retardation, discontinuation, holding pattern, dawdling, prorogation, demurral, cunctation, tarrying, showstopper, logjam, procrastination, loitering, cooling-off period, hangup, hold-up, putting off, retardment |
| delay
| 14 |
verb |
cause stop in action |
restrict, suspend, bar, prevent, stay, hold, block, keep, table, check, arrest, discourage, drag, interfere |
| delay
| 41 |
verb |
cause stop in action |
obstruct, defer, detain, shelve, withhold, prolong, stall, impede, put off, adjourn, postpone, hamper, clog, temporize, tarry, dilly-dally, dawdle, curb, protract, inhibit, repress, procrastinate, confine, filibuster, lag, deter, retard, slacken, linger, choke, encumber, loiter, stave off, remand, intermit, prorogue, bide time, gain time, hold over, keep back, lay over |
| delegate
| 10 |
noun |
representative, often governmental |
commissioner, nominee, deputy, member, minister, senator, ambassador, agent, factor, replacement |
| delegate
| 22 |
noun |
representative, often governmental |
envoy, vicar, mouthpiece, viceroy, emissary, surrogate, spokesperson, appointee, rep, alternate, plenipotentiary, proxy, front, legate, regent, consul, substitute, pinch hitter, stand-in, catchpole, member of Congress, people's choice |
| delegate
| 14 |
verb |
give authority; empower |
authorize, elect, assign, appoint, name, license, commission, constitute, cast, charge, invest, choose, mandate, select |
| delegate
| 10 |
verb |
give authority; empower |
accredit, designate, nominate, ordain, deputize, warrant, depute, give nod, place trust in, swear in |
| delegate
| 3 |
verb |
assign responsibility |
authorize, transfer, give |
| delegate
| 11 |
verb |
assign responsibility |
entrust, relegate, hand over, consign, devolve, pass on, shunt, hold responsible for, parcel out, send on errand, send on mission |
| delete
| 10 |
verb |
erase, remove |
edit, eliminate, destroy, exclude, trim, rub, drop, cut, clean, cancel |
| delete
| 24 |
verb |
erase, remove |
wipe out, annul, expunge, omit, black out, cut out, efface, obliterate, decontaminate, squash, snip, squelch, sterilize, sanitize, rub out, rule out, strike out, cross out, bleep, blue-pencil, X-out, blot out, clean up, pass up |
| delicate
| 16 |
adj |
dainty, weak |
rare, gentle, fragile, mild, elegant, tender, subtle, soft, choice, faint, fine, nice, pale, select, slight, superior |
| delicate
| 25 |
adj |
dainty, weak |
delightful, delicious, graceful, exquisite, aerial, balmy, breakable, delectable, ethereal, filmy, flimsy, frail, gauzy, pastel, subdued, finespun, frangible, fine-grained, fracturable, gossamery, hairline, muted, recherché, shatterable, shattery |
| delicate
| 4 |
adj |
sickly |
tender, fragile, slight, weak |
| delicate
| 12 |
adj |
sickly |
slender, ailing, debilitated, decrepit, feeble, flimsy, frail, infirm, susceptible, unhealthy, shatterable, shattery |
| delicate
| 7 |
adj |
fussy, discriminating |
sensitive, critical, gentle, careful, nice, particular, pure |
| delicate
| 12 |
adj |
fussy, discriminating |
refined, alert, dainty, fastidious, finicky, persnickety, prudish, scrupulous, squeamish, thin-skinned, finical, finicking |
| delicate
| 3 |
adj |
difficult, sticky (situation) |
sensitive, critical, uncertain |
| delicate
| 7 |
adj |
difficult, sticky (situation) |
tricky, unpredictable, touchy, precarious, volatile, ticklish, hair-trigger |
| delicate
| 8 |
adj |
careful, tactful |
precise, sensitive, detailed, accurate, diplomatic, expert, minute, skilled |
| delicate
| 13 |
adj |
careful, tactful |
deft, adept, cautious, considerate, discreet, heedful, masterly, politic, proficient, prudent, tactical, wary, foresighted |
| delicious
| 9 |
adj |
pleasing, especially to the taste |
pleasant, rich, distinctive, good, choice, divine, nice, rare, sweet |
| delicious
| 33 |
adj |
pleasing, especially to the taste |
enjoyable, yummy, tempting, enticing, delectable, heavenly, delightful, luscious, tasty, appetizing, savory, piquant, exquisite, lush, darling, ambrosial, gratifying, palatable, sapid, scrumptious, tasteful, toothsome, spicy, dainty, adorable, mellow, delish, fit for king, mouthwatering, nectarous, titillating, well-prepared, well-seasoned |
| deliver
| 11 |
verb |
transfer, carry |
drop, give, distribute, bear, hand, bring, convey, pass, transport, truck, cart |
| deliver
| 9 |
verb |
transfer, carry |
hand over, remit, dish out, put on, put out, come across with, fork over, gimme, hand-carry |
| deliver
| 6 |
verb |
relinquish possession |
transfer, grant, yield, resign, abandon, commit |
| deliver
| 6 |
verb |
relinquish possession |
hand over, surrender, turn over, cede, give up, let go |
| deliver
| 4 |
verb |
free, liberate |
release, rescue, loose, save |
| deliver
| 6 |
verb |
free, liberate |
ransom, acquit, redeem, discharge, emancipate, unshackle |
| deliver
| 12 |
verb |
announce, proclaim |
give, read, express, communicate, publish, declare, say, address, tell, present, state, voice |
| deliver
| 10 |
verb |
announce, proclaim |
vent, pronounce, broach, impart, utter, bring out, come out with, throw out, chime in, give forth |
| deliver
| 9 |
verb |
administer; throw |
launch, give, direct, send, transmit, deal, pitch, aim, strike |
| deliver
| 4 |
verb |
administer; throw |
dispatch, fling, inflict, hurl |
| deliver
| 10 |
verb |
discharge, give forth |
supply, provide, bear, hand, produce, release, find, feed, born, birth |
| deliver
| 4 |
verb |
discharge, give forth |
hand over, dispense, turn over, accouch |
| delivery
| 7 |
noun |
transfer, transmittal |
transmission, distribution, drop, commitment, post, carting, mailing |
| delivery
| 13 |
noun |
transfer, transmittal |
consignment, shipment, dispatch, conveyance, rendition, surrender, portage, freighting, giving over, handing over, impartment, intrusting, parcel post |
| delivery
| 3 |
noun |
articulation of message |
accent, emphasis, speech |
| delivery
| 8 |
noun |
articulation of message |
enunciation, diction, modulation, inflection, pronunciation, intonation, utterance, elocution |
| delivery
| 3 |
noun |
childbirth |
birth, bearing, labor |
| delivery
| 10 |
noun |
childbirth |
travail, accouchement, childbearing, lying-in, confinement, birthing, parturition, Caesarian section, bringing forth, geniture |
| delivery
| 4 |
noun |
giving of freedom |
release, freeing, rescue, escape |
| delivery
| 6 |
noun |
giving of freedom |
pardon, salvation, liberation, deliverance, emancipation, salvage |
| demand
| 25 |
noun |
question, request |
claim, requirement, use, sale, trade, application, call, interest, need, appeal, order, plea, want, prayer, charge, inquiry, suit, necessity, bid, rush, pursuit, bidding, search, command, occasion |
| demand
| 21 |
noun |
question, request |
insistence, lien, stipulation, arrogation, imposition, requisition, clamor, exaction, petition, interrogation, entreaty, ultimatum, supplication, vogue, call for, imploration, importunity, solicitation, counterclaim, entreatment, impetration |
| demand
| 25 |
verb |
ask strongly for something |
urge, force, claim, question, require, request, expect, challenge, press, appeal, order, tax, apply, pray, compel, charge, cite, hit, bid, direct, abuse, exact, knock, beg, command |
| demand
| 31 |
verb |
ask strongly for something |
stipulate, necessitate, importune, interrogate, coerce, enjoin, badger, nag, arrogate, pester, implore, solicit, postulate, petition, besiege, oblige, constrain, beseech, summon, entreat, inquire, requisition, supplicate, dun, counterclaim, clamor for, hit up, impetrate, insist on, sue for, whistle for |
| demand
| 8 |
verb |
require |
need, take, want, ask, fail, lack, involve, command |
| demand
| 5 |
verb |
require |
call for, oblige, necessitate, crave, cry out for |
| democracy
| 4 |
noun |
government in which people participate |
justice, freedom, equality, republic |
| democracy
| 7 |
noun |
government in which people participate |
commonwealth, suffrage, emancipation, equalitarianism, egalitarianism, liberal government, representative government |
| democratic
| 8 |
adj |
representative, self-governing |
constitutional, free, popular, common, equal, friendly, informal, just |
| democratic
| 9 |
adj |
representative, self-governing |
egalitarian, orderly, autonomous, communal, individualistic, Socialist, libertarian, populist, self-ruling |
| demolish
| 9 |
verb |
destroy; consume |
ruin, crush, level, crack, burst, break, sink, defeat, eat |
| demolish
| 29 |
verb |
destroy; consume |
smash, trash, devastate, annihilate, wreck, obliterate, dismantle, pulverize, decimate, flatten, overturn, bulldoze, raze, wrack, overthrow, undo, wax, devour, total, put away, tear down, dilapidate, torpedo, gobble up, knock down, put in toilet, take apart, take out, wipe off map |
| demonstrate
| 9 |
verb |
display, show |
exhibit, prove, expose, try, indicate, determine, test, establish, evidence |
| demonstrate
| 11 |
verb |
display, show |
validate, manifest, evince, authenticate, flaunt, make out, show and tell, trot out, testify to, make evident, roll out |
| demonstrate
| 5 |
verb |
explain, illustrate |
teach, express, describe, confirm, proclaim |
| demonstrate
| 8 |
verb |
explain, illustrate |
debunk, testify to, give for instance, make clear, ostend, set forth, show how, walk one through |
| demonstrate
| 6 |
verb |
display or take public |
protest, march, parade, fast, strike, rally |
| demonstrate
| 8 |
verb |
display or take public |
manifest, picket, action for a cause exhibit, lie in, march on, sit in, stage walkout, walkout |
| demonstration
| 11 |
noun |
display of proof |
show, expression, testimony, trial, test, presentation, description, explanation, evidence, exhibition, proof |
| demonstration
| 9 |
noun |
display of proof |
manifestation, confirmation, induction, illustration, affirmation, exposition, spectacle, validation, substantiation |
| demonstration
| 6 |
noun |
display of belief in cause by taking public action |
strike, protest, parade, march, fast, rally |
| demonstration
| 9 |
noun |
display of belief in cause by taking public action |
sit-in, picket, walkout, teach-in, lie-in, love-in, mass lobby, peace march, picket line |
| demonstrator
| 2 |
noun |
protester |
radical, revolutionary |
| demonstrator
| 11 |
noun |
protester |
agitator, troublemaker, dissenter, striker, rioter, marcher, objector, boycotter, disrupter, picketer, revolter |
| denial
| 4 |
noun |
dismissal, refusal of belief in |
negative, dismissing, refusing, rejecting |
| denial
| 39 |
noun |
dismissal, refusal of belief in |
rejection, veto, disapproval, repudiation, rebuttal, retraction, repulse, dissent, negation, rebuff, nay, prohibition, renunciation, nix, turndown, contradiction, protestation, refutation, declination, disclaimer, cold shoulder, noncommittal, disallowance, brush-off, forswearing, nonacceptance, refutal, disavowal, renouncement, disproof, adjuration, abstaining, controversion, gainsaying, no way, refraining, renegement, repudiating, statement abnegation |
| denounce
| 10 |
verb |
condemn, attack |
criticize, brand, blame, accuse, threaten, rat, charge, damn, expose, knock |
| denounce
| 41 |
verb |
condemn, attack |
prosecute, rebuke, excoriate, scold, castigate, boycott, decry, revile, censure, vilify, stigmatize, impeach, vituperate, incriminate, indict, rap, skin, reprove, declaim, adjudicate, ostracize, reprehend, finger, proscribe, derogate, impugn, reprobate, arraign, blacklist, upbraid, implicate, reproach, smear, reprimand, dress down, show up, charge with, denunciate, hang something on, inveigh against, take to task |
| density
| 3 |
noun |
bulk, mass |
frequency, quantity, body |
| density
| 13 |
noun |
bulk, mass |
thickness, heaviness, solidity, closeness, concretion, compactness, consistency, massiveness, tightness, denseness, impenetrability, substantiality, crowdedness |
| dentist
| 8 |
noun |
one who practices dentistry |
pedodontist, prosthodontist, dental surgeon, endodontist, orthodontist, periodontist, exodontist, tooth fairy |
| deny
| 9 |
verb |
disagree, renounce, decline |
refuse, oppose, reject, ban, exclude, negative, forbid, doubt, sacrifice |
| deny
| 42 |
verb |
disagree, renounce, decline |
revoke, refute, contradict, withhold, turn down, rebuff, repudiate, disbelieve, curb, negate, disown, forgo, abjure, discredit, restrain, disprove, forsake, contravene, veto, disallow, nullify, begrudge, taboo, abnegate, gainsay, disclaim, spurn, disavow, controvert, eschew, discard, recant, rebut, hold back, disacknowledge, call on, enjoin from, keep back, not buy, say no to, take exception to, turn thumbs down |
| depart
| 14 |
verb |
leave, retreat |
quit, retire, go, exit, remove, withdraw, escape, abandon, disappear, troop, start, part, vanish, desert |
| depart
| 35 |
verb |
leave, retreat |
blast off, pull out, vacate, evacuate, absent, abdicate, migrate, secede, decamp, split, scram, emigrate, tergiversate, perish, beat it, cut out, hit the road, sally forth, shove off, cut and run, get away, git, go away, go forth, hit the bricks, hit the trail, make a break, march out, move on, move out, say goodbye, set forth, slip away, start out, take leave |
| depart
| 8 |
verb |
diverge from normal, expected |
abandon, differ, vary, wander, cast, reject, disagree, desert |
| depart
| 12 |
verb |
diverge from normal, expected |
veer, deviate, stray, ramble, repudiate, dissent, swerve, digress, discard, forsake, excurse, turn aside |
| departure
| 19 |
noun |
leaving |
retirement, flight, escape, removal, exit, separation, withdrawal, passage, retreat, migration, vacation, start, going, parting, recession, powder, sailing, quitting, withdrawing |
| departure
| 26 |
noun |
leaving |
evacuation, exodus, takeoff, abandonment, egress, farewell, adieu, emigration, expatriation, stampede, getaway, decampment, desertion, goodbye, bow out, walkout, egression, hegira, embarkation, congé, going away, setting forth, setting out, taking leave, taking off, vanishing act |
| departure
| 7 |
noun |
deviation from normal, expected |
shift, change, variation, innovation, difference, wandering, turning |
| departure
| 17 |
noun |
deviation from normal, expected |
digression, aberration, veering, divergence, diversion, declination, novelty, variance, last word, latest thing, rambling, straying, deflection, branching off, branching out, in thing, new wrinkle |
| depend
| 12 |
verb |
count on, rely upon |
bank on, bet bottom dollar on, bet on, build upon, calculate on, confide in, gamble on, lay money on, lean on, reckon on, trust in, turn to |
| depend
| 6 |
verb |
be contingent on |
bottom, hang, rest, stay, found, ground |
| depend
| 20 |
verb |
be contingent on |
hinge on, hang on, pend, turn on, revolve around, rest on, be at mercy of, be based on, be conditioned, be connected with, be determined by, be in control of, be in the power of, be subject to, be subordinate to, hang in suspense, rest with, revolve on, stand on, trust to |
| dependence
| 5 |
noun |
reliance |
confidence, faith, belief, habit, trust |
| dependence
| 7 |
noun |
reliance |
dependency, addiction, obsession, craving, credence, jones, addictedness |
| dependent
| 7 |
adj |
weak, helpless |
poor, vulnerable, minor, secondary, clinging, lesser, under |
| dependent
| 14 |
adj |
weak, helpless |
defenseless, reliant, subordinate, inferior, debased, immature, indigent, abased, counting on, humbled, relying on, tied to apron strings, under thumb, unsustaining |
| dependent
| 5 |
adj |
contingent, determined by |
relative, trusting, counting, depending, relying |
| dependent
| 17 |
adj |
contingent, determined by |
susceptible, conditional, reliant, subordinate, reckoning, ancillary, subject to, subservient, provisory, accessory to, appurtenant, controlled by, incidental to, liable to, regulated by, sustained by, under control of |
| deposit
| 3 |
noun |
down payment; money saved |
security, stake, drop |
| deposit
| 6 |
noun |
down payment; money saved |
warranty, pledge, installment, retainer, money in the bank, partial payment |
| deposit
| 2 |
noun |
accumulation of solid |
drift, grounds |
| deposit
| 10 |
noun |
accumulation of solid |
silt, lees, deposition, dregs, precipitate, precipitation, sediment, settlings, delta, alluvium |
| deposit
| 17 |
verb |
locate, put in place for safekeeping |
save, invest, deliver, collect, install, transfer, treasure, drop, park, settle, place, lay, commit, rest, keep, bank, store |
| deposit
| 23 |
verb |
locate, put in place for safekeeping |
amass, stash, accumulate, hoard, plant, plop, ditch, plunk, repose, garner, stow, precipitate, entrust, salt away, squirrel away, sock away, give in trust, lay away, plunk down, put aside, put by, sit down, stock up |
| depression
| 3 |
noun |
low spirits; despair |
trouble, worry, dumps |
| depression
| 41 |
noun |
low spirits; despair |
distress, dreariness, downheartedness, dole, mortification, unhappiness, desperation, dolefulness, bummer, dullness, desolation, melancholy, dejection, sorrow, despondency, hopelessness, qualm, discouragement, gloom, abasement, sadness, dolor, misery, ennui, blue funk, blahs, bleakness, vapors, gloominess, cheerlessness, woefulness, melancholia, lowness, dispiritedness, heavyheartedness, abjection, abjectness, disconsolation, heaviness of heart, lugubriosity, the blues |
| depression
| 9 |
noun |
economic decline |
drop, crisis, bankruptcy, panic, crash, failure, inflation, recession, slide |
| depression
| 20 |
noun |
economic decline |
sag, dislocation, bust, downturn, stagnation, slump, inactivity, slowness, unemployment, stagflation, overproduction, deflation, retrenchment, paralysis, bear market, bad times, big trouble, bottom out, hard times, rainy days |
| depression
| 9 |
noun |
concavity, cavity |
impression, bowl, pit, vacuum, pocket, sink, hole, valley, dip |
| depression
| 13 |
noun |
concavity, cavity |
vacuity, dimple, dent, excavation, crater, sag, hollow, scoop, void, indentation, sinkhole, basin, sinkage |
| deprivation
| 5 |
noun |
taking, keeping away; need |
loss, denial, removal, want, withdrawal |
| deprivation
| 13 |
noun |
taking, keeping away; need |
destitution, hardship, privation, withholding, distress, expropriation, dispossession, seizure, divestiture, detriment, disadvantage, deprival, divestment |
| deprive
| 6 |
verb |
keep or take away something wanted, needed |
strip, seize, dock, bare, lose, stiff |
| deprive
| 15 |
verb |
keep or take away something wanted, needed |
bereave, bankrupt, rob, dispossess, divest, oust, expropriate, wrest, dismantle, denude, despoil, skim, disrobe, disinherit, hold back |
| deputy
| 7 |
noun |
assistant, agent |
commissioner, representative, aide, minister, ambassador, factor, replacement |
| deputy
| 16 |
noun |
assistant, agent |
delegate, appointee, sub, surrogate, regent, lieutenant, proxy, subordinate, legate, backup, substitute, second-in-command, assembly member, councilor, dogcatcher, representant |
| deride
| 6 |
verb |
make fun of; insult |
kid, knock, slam, rally, rib, pan |
| deride
| 28 |
verb |
make fun of; insult |
disdain, taunt, ridicule, scoff, scorn, disparage, mock, gibe, roast, rag, razz, pooh-pooh, banter, contemn, twit, quiz, detract, chaff, sneer, flout, jeer, jolly, laugh at, lout, put down, dis, do a number on, dump on |
| descent
| 17 |
noun |
moving down; lowering |
slide, plunge, slope, grade, header, slip, settlement, decline, sinking, crash, coast, hill, fall, drop, dip, falling, plunging |
| descent
| 22 |
noun |
moving down; lowering |
declivity, tumble, sag, droop, gradient, swoop, declension, inclination, slant, downgrade, precipitation, incline, declination, landslide, topple, drop-off, prolapse, tailspin, cave-in, coming down, plummeting, sinkage |
| descent
| 4 |
noun |
line of ancestry |
origin, relationship, family, blood |
| descent
| 7 |
noun |
line of ancestry |
extraction, lineage, parentage, genealogy, heredity, pedigree, family tree |
| descent
| 2 |
noun |
deterioration |
decline, down |
| descent
| 13 |
noun |
deterioration |
abasement, comedown, discomfiture, downfall, lapse, slump, degradation, anticlimax, debasement, pathos, cadence, decadence, downcome |
| descent
| 2 |
noun |
assault, attack |
advance, invasion |
| descent
| 5 |
noun |
assault, attack |
pounce, raid, swoop, foray, incursion |
| describe
| 27 |
verb |
explain in speech, writing |
portray, represent, term, depict, specify, outline, illustrate, express, detail, name, characterize, call, report, label, tell, interpret, define, picture, relate, image, paint, state, transmit, draw, trace, communicate, distinguish |
| describe
| 24 |
verb |
explain in speech, writing |
chronicle, construe, recount, recite, sketch, illuminate, limn, particularize, rehearse, impart, exemplify, expound, elucidate, narrate, delineate, epitomize, explicate, convey image, make apparent, make clear, make sense of, make vivid, mark out, write up |
| desert
| 4 |
adj |
barren, uncultivated |
lonely, wild, waste, bare |
| desert
| 8 |
adj |
barren, uncultivated |
desolate, uninhabited, arid, solitary, infertile, sterile, unproductive, untilled |
| desert
| 3 |
noun |
wasteland; dry area |
wilderness, wild, flats |
| desert
| 9 |
noun |
wasteland; dry area |
solitude, barren, wilds, Sahara, arid region, badland, barren land, lava bed, sand dunes |
| desert
| 12 |
verb |
abandon, defect |
quit, depart, bolt, escape, flee, fly, resign, light, walk, leave, go, beach |
| desert
| 36 |
verb |
abandon, defect |
vacate, forsake, betray, relinquish, tergiversate, abscond, jilt, renounce, maroon, decamp, split, duck, apostatize, strand, chuck, bail out, check out, cop out, leave in the lurch, opt out, pull out, take off, throw over, give up, crawl out, go AWOL, go back on, go over the hill, go west, leave high and dry, leave stranded, play truant, run out on, sneak off, take a hike, violate oath |
| deserve
| 8 |
verb |
be entitled to |
earn, get, win, merit, gain, justify, rate, demand |
| deserve
| 10 |
verb |
be entitled to |
warrant, procure, be in line for, be worthy of, get comeuppance, get what is coming to one, have it coming, have the right to, lay claim to, be given one's due |
| design
| 24 |
noun |
sketch, draft |
picture, scheme, form, map, pattern, study, idea, method, construction, architecture, composition, model, arrangement, drawing, plan, conception, constitution, makeup, chart, formation, treatment, perspective, outline, tracing |
| design
| 10 |
noun |
sketch, draft |
layout, blueprint, depiction, delineation, dummy, diagram, doodle, paste-up, comp, tracery |
| design
| 14 |
noun |
artful conception |
picture, style, form, pattern, arrangement, shape, construction, device, portrait, painting, drawing, figure, motive, organization |
| design
| 6 |
noun |
artful conception |
motif, configuration, depiction, sketch, doodle, illustration |
| design
| 32 |
noun |
intention |
picture, story, recipe, project, plan, scheme, point, scene, trick, conspiracy, thought, pitch, plot, end, goal, thinking, objective, play, object, aim, meaning, purpose, angle, reflection, target, scenario, undertaking, notion, will, enterprise, action, view |
| design
| 18 |
noun |
intention |
setup, brainchild, deliberation, machination, gimmick, volition, purport, schema, child, animus, proposition, intrigue, big picture, game plan, lay of the land, conation, intendment, what's cooking |
| design
| 20 |
verb |
plan, outline |
fashion, form, create, describe, invent, perform, produce, draft, construct, arrange, accomplish, trace, frame, draw, chart, project, cast, execute, effect, achieve |
| design
| 13 |
verb |
plan, outline |
devise, lay out, work out, blueprint, diagram, sketch, delineate, contrive, fulfill, block out, dope out, set out, sketch out |
| design
| 6 |
verb |
create, conceive |
compose, form, invent, produce, fashion, frame |
| design
| 8 |
verb |
create, conceive |
devise, fabricate, originate, contrive, cook up, dream up, make up, think up |
| design
| 10 |
verb |
intend, mean to do |
prepare, propose, make, aim, plan, mind, project, contemplate, purpose, scheme |
| design
| 4 |
verb |
intend, mean to do |
devise, tailor, contrive, destine |
| designer
| 6 |
noun |
creator |
planner, producer, author, architect, engineer, maker |
| designer
| 8 |
noun |
creator |
inventor, originator, fabricator, fashion designer, couturier, costumier, deviser, fashioner |
| desirable
| 3 |
adj |
attractive, seductive |
fascinating, charming, sexy |
| desirable
| 6 |
adj |
attractive, seductive |
beautiful, enticing, adorable, alluring, fetching, covetable |
| desirable
| 7 |
adj |
advantageous, good |
useful, helpful, acceptable, eligible, grateful, pleasing, welcome |
| desirable
| 10 |
adj |
advantageous, good |
profitable, beneficial, gratifying, expedient, preferable, enviable, worthwhile, advisable, agreeable, covetable |
| desire
| 11 |
noun |
want, longing |
hunger, wish, will, motive, passion, ambition, need, love, liking, attraction, urge |
| desire
| 40 |
noun |
want, longing |
lust, eagerness, fascination, aspiration, thirst, yearning, devotion, appetite, craving, greed, inclination, rapture, fancy, avidity, infatuation, craze, hankering, solicitude, propensity, fervor, ardor, rapaciousness, covetousness, doting, proclivity, itch, lasciviousness, libido, ravenousness, mania, frenzy, cupidity, relish, fondness, admiration, lechery, voracity, concupiscence, predilection, salacity |
| desire
| 4 |
noun |
request |
wish, appeal, hope, want |
| desire
| 5 |
noun |
request |
supplication, entreaty, petition, solicitation, importunity |
| desire
| 5 |
verb |
want, long for |
enjoy, like, aim, choose, pine |
| desire
| 28 |
verb |
want, long for |
crave, covet, fancy, thirst, fall for, go for, wish for, aspire to, be smitten, be turned on by, cotton to, desiderate, die over, give eyeteeth for, hanker after, have eyes for, have the hots for, hunger for, lust after, make advances to, partial to, set heart on, spoil for, sweet on, take a liking to, take a shine to, take to, yearn for |
| desire
| 2 |
verb |
ask, request |
seek, beg |
| desire
| 5 |
verb |
ask, request |
importune, entreat, solicit, bespeak, petition |
| desk
| 2 |
noun |
table |
counter, secretary |
| desk
| 8 |
noun |
table |
davenport, escritoire, writing desk, workspace, lecturn, reading stand, rolltop, school desk |
| despair
| 2 |
noun |
depression, hopelessness |
pain, trial |
| despair
| 15 |
noun |
depression, hopelessness |
gloom, melancholy, desperation, sorrow, despondency, misery, discouragement, anguish, ordeal, dejection, tribulation, wretchedness, forlornness, disheartenment, dashed hopes |
| despair
| 5 |
verb |
give up hope |
drop, yield, resign, abandon, destroy |
| despair
| 12 |
verb |
give up hope |
relinquish, despond, renounce, flatten, surrender, take down, be hopeless, give way, have heavy heart, let air out, lose faith, lose heart |
| despise
| 3 |
verb |
look down on |
reject, hate, slight |
| despise
| 27 |
verb |
look down on |
revile, disdain, repudiate, neglect, undervalue, scorn, detest, deride, snub, eschew, shun, abhor, loathe, abominate, spurn, execrate, renounce, contemn, disregard, flout, put down, wipe out, allergic to, feel contempt for, have no use for, look down nose at, misprize |
| destroy
| 10 |
verb |
demolish, devastate |
end, consume, ruin, damage, crush, kill, gut, total, waste, level |
| destroy
| 50 |
verb |
demolish, devastate |
wipe out, wreck, dismantle, smash, shatter, ravage, impair, sabotage, maim, raze, eradicate, deface, desolate, slay, dispatch, abort, extirpate, zap, cream, mutilate, vaporize, exterminate, butcher, quash, wax, suppress, mar, liquidate, despoil, nullify, quell, nuke, overturn, maraud, trash, annihilate, ravish, erase, extinguish, annul, snuff out, stamp out, tear down, spoliate, torpedo, axe, blot out, break down, lay waste, swallow up |
| destruction
| 8 |
noun |
demolition, devastation |
loss, murder, ruin, end, crashing, crushing, sacking, dissolving |
| destruction
| 32 |
noun |
demolition, devastation |
eradication, massacre, slaughter, annihilation, extermination, elimination, extinction, carnage, ruination, undoing, liquidation, downfall, wrecking, havoc, subversion, overthrow, extirpation, invalidation, bane, abolition, wreckage, extinguishing, slaying, shattering, ravaging, subjugation, abolishing, assassinating, disintegrating, disrupting, invalidating, subverting |
| detail
| 21 |
noun |
feature, specific aspect |
schedule, structure, element, thing, part, design, plan, article, fact, point, respect, cue, fraction, factor, trait, component, specialty, particular, count, item, portion |
| detail
| 19 |
noun |
feature, specific aspect |
nitty-gritty, peculiarity, minutia, triviality, specification, nicety, trivia, dope, technicality, accessory, singularity, brass tacks, chapter and verse, meat and potatoes, nuts and bolts, ABCs, circumstantiality, fine point, minor point |
| detail
| 10 |
noun |
military troop |
body, duty, force, army, assignment, fatigue, party, organization, squad, unit |
| detail
| 4 |
noun |
military troop |
detachment, KP, kitchen police, special force |
| detail
| 17 |
verb |
specify, make clear |
portray, reveal, depict, relate, describe, uncover, analyze, tell, exhibit, show, elaborate, communicate, produce, catalog, spread, report, specialize |
| detail
| 23 |
verb |
specify, make clear |
delineate, stipulate, spell out, enumerate, recount, lay out, summarize, recite, particularize, rehearse, embellish, recapitulate, epitomize, individualize, itemize, narrate, designate, set forth, circumstantiate, fly speck, get down to brass tacks, quote chapter and verse, sweat details |
| detail
| 4 |
verb |
assign specific task |
appoint, send, commission, charge |
| detail
| 3 |
verb |
assign specific task |
delegate, detach, allocate |
| detective
| 7 |
noun |
investigator of crime |
reporter, agent, spy, tail, analyst, cop, fed |
| detective
| 29 |
noun |
investigator of crime |
sleuth, police officer, private eye, informer, fink, eye, snoop, scout, bull, shadow, eavesdropper, constable, gumshoe, private investigator, prosecutor, dick, roper, sergeant, nark, flatfoot, peeper, bloodhound, shoofly, shamus, P. I., Sherlock Holmes, bird dog, plainclothes officer, slewfoot |
| detector
| 7 |
noun |
indicator |
pointer, radar, locater, spotter, discoverer, warner, revealer |
| deter
| 9 |
verb |
check, inhibit from action |
prevent, discourage, prohibit, stop, scare, block, cool, warn, chill |
| deter
| 28 |
verb |
check, inhibit from action |
hinder, avert, intimidate, frighten, preclude, daunt, impede, forestall, dissuade, restrain, obstruct, dampen, debar, obviate, caution, divert, damp, put off, rule out, shut out, stave off, turn off, forfend, act like a wet blanket, disadvise, put a damper on, talk out of, throw cold water on |
| deteriorate
| 12 |
verb |
decay, degenerate |
decline, sink, lower, undermine, slide, fade, fail, weaken, injure, descend, break, flag |
| deteriorate
| 39 |
verb |
decay, degenerate |
ebb, fall apart, worsen, disintegrate, lessen, crumble, regress, degrade, languish, depreciate, retrogress, pervert, debilitate, impair, corrupt, rot, skid, debase, deprave, vitiate, mar, spoil, adulterate, lapse, corrode, retrograde, alloy, decompose, go to pieces, be worse for wear, become worse, disimprove, go downhill, go to pot, go to the dogs, hit the skids, lose it, lose quality, wear away |
| develop
| 10 |
verb |
cultivate, prosper |
evolve, advance, progress, promote, establish, grow, expand, age, foster, thrive |
| develop
| 7 |
verb |
cultivate, prosper |
flourish, ripen, maturate, mature, mellow, enroot, grow up |
| develop
| 14 |
verb |
expand, work out |
perfect, evolve, advance, strengthen, exploit, spread, promote, realize, improve, extend, finish, stretch, elaborate, unfold |
| develop
| 19 |
verb |
expand, work out |
broaden, refine, build up, deepen, cultivate, intensify, materialize, widen, magnify, augment, dilate, enrich, enlarge, lengthen, beautify, actualize, polish, heighten, amplify |
| develop
| 14 |
verb |
begin; occur |
form, invest, acquire, start, establish, generate, contract, break, chance, result, arise, go, follow, happen |
| develop
| 11 |
verb |
begin; occur |
betide, breed, transpire, originate, befall, ensue, commence, break out, come about, come off, pick up |
| develop
| 12 |
verb |
unfold; be made known |
evolve, acquire, produce, realize, form, disclose, exhibit, elaborate, reach, uncover, state, explain |
| develop
| 13 |
verb |
unfold; be made known |
materialize, disentangle, actualize, unroll, unfurl, unwind, foretell, unravel, recount, explicate, account for, uncoil, untwist |
| development
| 22 |
noun |
growth |
evolution, expansion, improvement, increase, progress, unfolding, addition, spreading, hike, flowering, advance, boost, spread, increasing, ongoing, developing, advancing, elaborating, evolving, perfecting, reinforcing, upping |
| development
| 20 |
noun |
growth |
advancement, maturity, progression, reinforcement, enlargement, augmentation, buildup, maturing, evolvement, adulthood, ontogenesis, maturation, ontogeny, ripening, chrysalis, adding to, augmenting, making progress, unraveling, upgrowth |
| development
| 9 |
noun |
happening, incident |
situation, outcome, issue, result, change, circumstance, conclusion, event, phenomenon |
| development
| 8 |
noun |
happening, incident |
occurrence, denouement, eventuality, upshot, materialization, transpiration, eventuation, turn of events |
| deviation
| 5 |
noun |
change, departure |
variation, fork, shift, difference, turning |
| deviation
| 19 |
noun |
change, departure |
aberration, fluctuation, divergence, alteration, detour, diversion, disparity, discrepancy, breach, modification, variance, anomaly, irregularity, inconsistency, digression, transgression, crotch, deflection, hereticism |
| device
| 19 |
noun |
instrument, tool |
gear, material, mechanism, machine, equipment, creation, agent, invention, arrangement, resort, medium, means, outfit, construction, tackle, article, resource, shift, implement |
| device
| 17 |
noun |
instrument, tool |
apparatus, gadget, appliance, accessory, gimmick, rigging, makeshift, contraption, utensil, contrivance, doohickey, expedient, whatnot, thingamabob, whatchamacallit, Rube Goldberg invention, whatsit |
| device
| 13 |
noun |
ploy, scheme, maneuver |
design, method, strategy, trick, plot, pattern, game, craft, plan, shift, project, trap, purpose |
| device
| 24 |
noun |
ploy, scheme, maneuver |
stratagem, cabal, machination, fake, proposition, artifice, racket, gimmick, evasion, loophole, dodge, feint, craftiness, stunt, improvisation, chicanery, finesse, ruse, subterfuge, expedient, wile, gambit, clever move, cunningness |
| device
| 4 |
noun |
symbol, emblem |
design, figure, pattern, sign |
| device
| 11 |
noun |
symbol, emblem |
insignia, motif, colophon, ensign, token, badge, logo, slogan, motto, crest, scroll |
| devote
| 9 |
verb |
commit one's energies, thoughts |
give, dedicate, apply, donate, assign, present, appropriate, bless, reserve |
| devote
| 17 |
verb |
commit one's energies, thoughts |
give away, allot, consign, pledge, sanctify, apportion, confide, vow, bestow, consecrate, entrust, enshrine, hallow, hand out, concern oneself, occupy oneself, set apart |
| diagnosis
| 7 |
noun |
identification of problem, disease |
interpretation, investigation, examination, analysis, conclusion, opinion, summary |
| diagnosis
| 2 |
noun |
identification of problem, disease |
pronouncement, scrutiny |
| diagram
| 9 |
noun |
drawing, sketch of form or plan |
outline, figure, chart, game, design, perspective, draft, representation, description |
| diagram
| 7 |
noun |
drawing, sketch of form or plan |
blueprint, layout, big picture, floor plan, game plan, rough draft, ground plan |
| dialect
| 3 |
noun |
local speech |
language, accent, tongue |
| dialect
| 15 |
noun |
local speech |
patois, vocabulary, idiom, pronunciation, vernacular, lingo, jargon, terminology, slang, patter, argot, cant, provincialism, localism, regionalism |
| dialogue
| 10 |
noun |
talk |
conference, exchange, communication, discussion, conversation, discourse, script, lines, remarks, sides |
| dialogue
| 16 |
noun |
talk |
confab, repartee, converse, chat, parley, powwow, colloquy, confabulation, rap, parlance, flap, small talk, rap session, dialog, duologue, interlocution |
| diameter
| 1 |
noun |
measurement across object |
bore |
| diameter
| 5 |
noun |
measurement across object |
width, breadth, caliber, broadness, module |
| diamond
| 3 |
noun |
gemstone |
ice, rock, brilliant |
| diamond
| 12 |
noun |
gemstone |
jewel, gem, paragon, lozenge, rhinestone, zircon, corundum, rhombus, allotrope, solitaire, bort, jager |
| diarrhea
| 5 |
noun |
loose bowels |
flux, dysentery, the runs, the trots, Montezuma's revenge |
| diatribe
| 2 |
noun |
harangue, criticism |
objection, abuse |
| diatribe
| 12 |
noun |
harangue, criticism |
tirade, invective, denunciation, jeremiad, philippic, castigation, onslaught, disputation, stricture, vituperation, reviling, screed |
| dictate
| 10 |
noun |
command; rule |
statute, direction, word, requirement, code, principle, bidding, mandate, law, order |
| dictate
| 9 |
noun |
command; rule |
edict, precept, fiat, ultimatum, ordinance, injunction, decree, behest, dictum |
| dictate
| 13 |
verb |
command; give instructions |
impose, guide, govern, control, set, lead, bid, manage, direct, rule, charge, instruct, order |
| dictate
| 16 |
verb |
command; give instructions |
prescribe, decree, pronounce, ordain, regiment, enjoin, bulldoze, lay down, call the shots, call the play, call the tune, lay down the law, put foot down, read the riot act, take the reins, walk heavy |
| dictate
| 7 |
verb |
read out for the record |
speak, compose, deliver, transmit, say, interview, talk |
| dictate
| 9 |
verb |
read out for the record |
orate, formulate, verbalize, utter, emit, draft correspondence, give account, give forth, prepare draft |
| dictionary
| 2 |
noun |
book of word meanings |
language, reference |
| dictionary
| 9 |
noun |
book of word meanings |
glossary, vocabulary, concordance, lexicon, encyclopedia, palaver, terminology, cyclopedia, promptory |
| die
| 4 |
verb |
pass away; stop living |
drown, finish, depart, drop |
| die
| 18 |
verb |
pass away; stop living |
expire, perish, succumb, decease, suffocate, demise, conk, croak, drop off, kick the bucket, be no more, be taken, cease to exist, give up the ghost, go way of all flesh, relinquish life, rest in peace, breathe one's last |
| die
| 14 |
verb |
wither, dwindle |
end, pass, stop, fall, fail, vanish, disappear, weaken, decline, fade, moderate, sink, diminish, wilt |
| die
| 35 |
verb |
wither, dwindle |
expire, deteriorate, bate, ebb, wane, crumble, degenerate, rot, droop, decay, subside, molder, rankle, halt, abate, slacken, lapse, recede, retrograde, let up, peter out, run down, run out, dilapidate, break down, ease off, fade away, fade out, fizzle out, go bad, go downhill, lose power, melt away, run low, wear away |
| diet
| 3 |
noun |
abstinence from food |
restriction, fast, regime |
| diet
| 5 |
noun |
abstinence from food |
regimen, starvation, dietary, nutritional therapy, weight-reduction plan |
| diet
| 4 |
noun |
daily intake of food |
fare, provisions, menu, bite |
| diet
| 16 |
noun |
daily intake of food |
nutrition, nutriment, victuals, nourishment, aliment, commons, sustenance, comestibles, snack, subsistence, viands, rations, goodies, edibles, daily bread, grubbery |
| diet
| 2 |
verb |
abstain from food |
reduce, fast |
| diet
| 11 |
verb |
abstain from food |
slim, fall off, go without, starve, count calories, eat sparingly, lose weight, skinny down, slim down, tighten belt, watch weight |
| differ
| 8 |
verb |
be dissimilar, distinct |
vary, disagree, modify, alter, contrast, turn, qualify, reverse |
| differ
| 22 |
verb |
be dissimilar, distinct |
diverge, contradict, diversify, digress, conflict with, be distinguished from, be off the beaten path, be unlike, bear no resemblance, clash with, depart from, deviate from, divaricate from, jar with, lack resemblance, not conform, not look like, run counter to, show contrast, sing a different tune, stand apart, take exception |
| differ
| 11 |
verb |
clash; hold opposing views |
divide, vary, disagree, contend, object, jar, fight, oppose, debate, war, dispute |
| differ
| 16 |
verb |
clash; hold opposing views |
squabble, dissent, quarrel, bicker, discord, disaccord, demur, lock horns, bump heads, discept, go after each other, go at it, hit a clinker, hit a sour note, protest against, take issue |
| difference
| 11 |
noun |
dissimilarity, distinctness |
diversity, characteristic, variation, contrast, distinction, change, separation, departure, variety, opposition, exception |
| difference
| 27 |
noun |
dissimilarity, distinctness |
divergence, disparity, inequality, discrepancy, digression, antithesis, peculiarity, separateness, nonconformity, particularity, unlikeness, contrariety, heterogeneity, anomaly, deviation, aberration, asymmetry, contrariness, singularity, idiosyncrasy, alteration, variance, irregularity, dissemblance, discongruity, unconformity, unorthodoxness |
| difference
| 8 |
noun |
opposing views |
argument, controversy, debate, conflict, dispute, beef, spat, words |
| difference
| 31 |
noun |
opposing views |
clash, discord, disagreement, quarrel, dissent, tiff, contretemps, wrangle, estrangement, hassle, brush, row, scrap, contrariety, catamaran, disunity, contention, brawl, dissension, dissidence, discordance, run-in, strife, variance, blowup, disaccord, set-to, brush-off, dustup, bone to pick, brannigan |
| different
| 15 |
adj |
dissimilar, unlike |
contrasting, distinct, distinctive, diverse, various, particular, distant, other, altered, changed, colorful, individual, opposed, otherwise, single |
| different
| 29 |
adj |
dissimilar, unlike |
disparate, peculiar, offbeat, divergent, clashing, contrary, deviating, discrepant, incomparable, inconsistent, unequal, unrelated, variant, divers, a far cry from, antithetic, at odds, at variance, contradistinct, contradistinctive, contrastive, differential, incommensurable, like night and day, mismatched, mismated, poles apart, unalike, unsimilar |
| different
| 18 |
adj |
separate, distinct |
unusual, rare, original, specific, extraordinary, strange, various, particular, unique, diverse, other, special, another, express, individual, novel, several, specialized |
| different
| 12 |
adj |
separate, distinct |
unconventional, peculiar, bizarre, atypical, discrete, especial, out of the ordinary, singular, startling, uncommon, another story, something else |
| different
| 8 |
adj |
miscellaneous, various |
diverse, varied, collected, jarring, many, numerous, several, some |
| different
| 23 |
adj |
miscellaneous, various |
disparate, divergent, assorted, asymmetrical, dissonant, heterogeneous, incongruous, inconsistent, indiscriminate, manifold, multifarious, sundry, variegated, divers, diversified, multiform, varicolored, anthologized, diversiform, omnifarious, omniform, varietal, variform |
| difficult
| 13 |
adj |
hard on someone; hard to do |
crucial, tough, demanding, severe, ambitious, painful, exacting, heavy, labored, problem, stiff, trying, challenging |
| difficult
| 31 |
adj |
hard on someone; hard to do |
troublesome, problematic, arduous, onerous, strenuous, burdensome, laborious, gargantuan, herculean, bothersome, formidable, galling, immense, intricate, irritating, operose, prohibitive, rigid, titanic, toilsome, unyielding, uphill, wearisome, effortful, backbreaker, difficile, easier said than done, hard-won, no picnic, not easy, upstream |
| difficult
| 14 |
adj |
complicated; hard to comprehend |
complex, delicate, confusing, abstract, dark, deep, hidden, involved, loose, mysterious, nice, profound, puzzling, subtle |
| difficult
| 32 |
adj |
complicated; hard to comprehend |
troublesome, abstruse, baffling, enigmatic, esoteric, formidable, inexplicable, intricate, knotty, labyrinthine, meandering, mystical, obscure, obstinate, perplexing, rambling, tangled, thorny, ticklish, unclear, unfathomable, unintelligible, mystifying, problematical, bewildering, confounding, enigmatical, entangled, hard to explain, hard to solve, paradoxical, vexing |
| difficult
| 4 |
adj |
unmanageable socially |
tough, demanding, dark, trying |
| difficult
| 23 |
adj |
unmanageable socially |
troublesome, grim, intractable, argumentative, boorish, fastidious, finicky, fractious, fussy, impolite, irritable, oafish, obstreperous, perverse, picky, refractory, rigid, rude, tiresome, bearish, hard to please, unaccommodating, unamenable |
| difficult situation
| 2 |
noun |
touchy situation |
sticky wicket, tight spot |
| difficulty
| 13 |
noun |
problem; situation requiring great effort |
dilemma, hazard, obstacle, struggle, frustration, pain, trouble, crisis, check, emergency, labor, mess, strain |
| difficulty
| 36 |
noun |
problem; situation requiring great effort |
predicament, complication, hardship, snag, deadlock, adversity, distress, strait, hitch, obstruction, perplexity, quagmire, misfortune, paradox, awkwardness, fix, scrape, tribulation, exigency, muddle, crux, stew, knot, quandary, impasse, barricade, hindrance, pickle, dead end, hot water, stumbling block, deep water, painfulness, strenuousness, arduousness, laboriousness |
| difficulty
| 19 |
noun |
mental burden |
stress, anxiety, pressure, struggle, frustration, trouble, crisis, worry, weight, puzzle, strain, harassment, depression, emergency, charge, mess, care, bother, responsibility |
| difficulty
| 31 |
noun |
mental burden |
predicament, embarrassment, inconvenience, complication, setback, strife, misery, distress, grievance, strait, millstone, irritation, perplexity, annoyance, scrape, jam, ado, maze, to-do, exigency, oppression, imbroglio, vicissitude, discouragement, ramification, pinch, quandary, aggravation, pickle, bafflement, hangup |
| difficulty
| 5 |
noun |
argument |
trouble, controversy, dispute, beef, fight |
| difficulty
| 8 |
noun |
argument |
misunderstanding, strife, hassle, squabble, altercation, quarrel, falling-out, bickering |
| dig
| 2 |
noun |
insult |
cut, crack |
| dig
| 9 |
noun |
insult |
gibe, quip, slur, taunt, jeer, innuendo, sneer, wisecrack, cutting remark |
| dig
| 19 |
verb |
delve into; hollow out |
search, drill, discover, clean, enter, uncover, bore, harvest, channel, tunnel, pit, drive, cat, till, investigate, produce, undermine, mine, root |
| dig
| 29 |
verb |
delve into; hollow out |
unearth, shovel, dredge, go into, penetrate, exhume, bulldoze, scoop, sift, burrow, gouge, excavate, depress, pierce, grub, quarry, rout, probe, deepen, sap, spade, break up, concave, turn over, hoe, dig down, fork out, root out, scoop out |
| dig
| 6 |
verb |
thrust object into |
punch, poke, stick, sink, plunge, drive |
| dig
| 7 |
verb |
thrust object into |
gouge, nudge, ram, stab, jog, prod, jab |
| dig
| 8 |
verb |
investigate; discover |
search, retrieve, uncover, find, prospect, expose, research, root |
| dig
| 16 |
verb |
investigate; discover |
unearth, go into, sift, delve, inquire, probe, extricate, bring to light, come across, come up with, look into, dig down, search high and low, shake down, turn inside out, turn upside down |
| dig
| 5 |
verb |
enjoy, like |
love, mind, appreciate, understand, follow |
| dig
| 3 |
verb |
enjoy, like |
groove, relish, go for |
| dig
| 7 |
verb |
understand |
catch, see, recognize, accept, take, grasp, follow |
| dig
| 3 |
verb |
understand |
apprehend, comprehend, take in |
| digital
| 21 |
noun |
calculating, data processing machine |
clone, brain, calculator, adding machine, artificial intelligence, data processor, number cruncher, personal computer, mini, laptop, minicomputer, CPU, PC, mac, mainframe, abacus, microcomputer, analog, electronic brain, micro, thinking machine |
| digital
| 2 |
adj |
concerning mathematics |
fraction, statistical |
| digital
| 15 |
adj |
concerning mathematics |
arithmetic, binary, exponent, fractional, integral, mathematical, numeral, algebraic, algorithmic, arithmetical, differential, exponential, logarithm, logarithmic, numerary |
| digital
| 1 |
adj |
electronic |
programmed |
| digital
| 2 |
adj |
electronic |
automated, cybernated |
| digital
| 3 |
adj |
mathematical |
fraction, integrated, statistical |
| digital
| 13 |
adj |
mathematical |
numeral, arithmetic, binary, exponent, fractional, mathematical, numerical, arithmetical, differential, exponential, logarithm, logarithmic, numerary |
| dignity
| 22 |
noun |
excellence, nobility |
status, grace, virtue, quality, honor, merit, culture, standing, character, gravity, state, station, significance, worth, importance, regard, rank, address, ethics, glory, consequence, distinction |
| dignity
| 28 |
noun |
excellence, nobility |
self-respect, respectability, decorum, greatness, poise, decency, stature, prestige, grandeur, morality, etiquette, majesty, renown, eminence, seemliness, elevation, cachet, loftiness, solemnity, hauteur, propriety, splendor, perfection, stateliness, sublimity, worthiness, nobleness, courtliness |
| dilemma
| 8 |
noun |
crisis |
mess, puzzle, difficulty, problem, fix, spot, corner, hole |
| dilemma
| 17 |
noun |
crisis |
predicament, impasse, quandary, embarrassment, plight, box, bind, strait, scrape, jam, mire, perplexity, pickle, hooker, Catch-22, double bind, tight corner |
| dilute
| 13 |
verb |
make thinner; weaken |
reduce, modify, decrease, diminish, alter, plant, cut, needle, water, mix, qualify, cook, moderate |
| dilute
| 16 |
verb |
make thinner; weaken |
mitigate, lessen, temper, adulterate, water down, shave, deliquesce, lace, doctor, attenuate, irrigate, liquefy, spike, diffuse, doctor up, phony up |
| dimension
| 17 |
noun |
measure |
extent, importance, proportion, range, element, length, magnitude, aspect, scope, height, quality, size, bulk, volume, capacity, mass, time |
| dimension
| 1 |
noun |
measure |
thickness |
| dine
| 1 |
verb |
eat, often formally |
consume |
| dine
| 10 |
verb |
eat, often formally |
feast, banquet, sup, fall to, feed on, lunch, eat out, breakfast, do lunch, supper |
| dinner
| 2 |
noun |
evening meal |
eats, ribs |
| dinner
| 18 |
noun |
evening meal |
feast, banquet, repast, blowout, fete, spread, chow, collation, regale, supper, refection, feedbag, potluck, din-din, main meal, major munch, principal meal, table d'hôte |
| dinosaur
| 6 |
adj |
no longer in use, in vogue |
ancient, dated, dead, gone, old, old-fashioned |
| dinosaur
| 32 |
adj |
no longer in use, in vogue |
antiquated, archaic, outmoded, out-of-date, antediluvian, antique, bygone, discarded, done for, dusty, extinct, fossil, kaput, moldy, moth-eaten, out, passé, stale, superannuated, superseded, timeworn, unfashionable, anachronistic, dead and gone, disused, had it, has-been, horse and buggy, old-hat, old-school, out-of-fashion, outworn |
| dinosaur
| 5 |
adj |
obsolete, old-fashioned |
bent, tired, dated, out, dead |
| dinosaur
| 31 |
adj |
obsolete, old-fashioned |
antiquated, archaic, out-of-date, obsolete, antique, superseded, superannuated, antediluvian, behind the times, bygone, extinct, moldy, moth-eaten, musty, obsolescent, old-time, passé, unfashionable, vintage, olden, unusable, outworn, fossilized, anachronistic, disused, démodé, has-been, horse and buggy, old-hat, out-of-style, unstylish |
| dip
| 6 |
noun |
submersion in liquid |
plunge, swim, soak, bath, soaking, ducking |
| dip
| 4 |
noun |
submersion in liquid |
dive, immersion, douche, drenching |
| dip
| 3 |
noun |
something for dunking |
mixture, solution, preparation |
| dip
| 5 |
noun |
something for dunking |
concoction, infusion, suspension, dilution, suffusion |
| dip
| 8 |
noun |
depression; decline |
drop, slope, lowering, fall, sink, slip, pitch, hole |
| dip
| 15 |
noun |
depression; decline |
slump, incline, declivity, sinkhole, descent, sag, hollow, concavity, downswing, basin, inclination, downslide, downtrend, fall-off, sinkage |
| dip
| 9 |
verb |
put into liquid |
wash, lower, plunge, soak, wet, pitch, water, duck, steep |
| dip
| 16 |
verb |
put into liquid |
rinse, dunk, bathe, souse, irrigate, slop, immerse, lave, moisten, splash, baptize, douse, submerge, slosh, submerse, drench |
| dip
| 13 |
verb |
lower, descend |
decline, reach, plunge, sink, slip, fall, slope, set, sheer, settle, bend, fade, disappear |
| dip
| 20 |
verb |
lower, descend |
plummet, recede, tumble, sag, slump, spiral, go down, skid, verge, incline, veer, tilt, skew, subside, slant, swoop, droop, drop down, nose-dive, slue |
| dip
| 8 |
verb |
scoop, ladle |
lift, draw, handle, offer, bucket, strain, spoon, dish |
| dip
| 9 |
verb |
scoop, ladle |
lade, shovel, bale, dredge, decant, bail, draw out, draft off, reach into |
| diplomat
| 5 |
noun |
politician, consul |
expert, agent, representative, minister, ambassador |
| diplomat
| 14 |
noun |
politician, consul |
mediator, envoy, negotiator, go-between, emissary, plenipotentiary, moderator, legate, conciliator, tactician, attaché, cabinet member, public relations person, chargé d'affaires |
| diplomatic
| 9 |
adj |
politic, tactful |
strategic, calculating, capable, cunning, delicate, sensitive, sharp, smooth, subtle |
| diplomatic
| 28 |
adj |
politic, tactful |
gracious, polite, conciliatory, adept, arch, artful, astute, bland, brainy, cagey, clever, courteous, crafty, deft, dexterous, discreet, intriguing, prudent, savvy, scheming, shrewd, sly, suave, wily, guileful, conniving, contriving, opportunistic |
| direct
| 6 |
adj |
honest |
explicit, plain, straight, express, open, absolute |
| direct
| 21 |
adj |
honest |
unambiguous, straightforward, sincere, unequivocal, candid, blunt, forthright, bald, frank, categorical, downright, matter-of-fact, outspoken, point-blank, unconcealed, unreserved, plainspoken, talk turkey, person-to-person, straight from the shoulder, undisguised |
| direct
| 7 |
adj |
undeviating; uninterrupted |
continuous, even, straight, right, through, true, shortest |
| direct
| 12 |
adj |
undeviating; uninterrupted |
beeline, horizontal, nonstop, point-blank, unbroken, unswerving, straightaway, in bee line, in straight line, linear, not crooked, straight ahead |
| direct
| 6 |
adj |
face-to-face; next to |
personal, immediate, prompt, next, primary, succeeding |
| direct
| 6 |
adj |
face-to-face; next to |
contiguous, firsthand, proximate, resultant, lineal, head-on |
| direct
| 16 |
verb |
manage, oversee |
control, handle, lead, conduct, keep, run, advise, operate, guide, regulate, influence, rule, boss, administer, govern, dominate |
| direct
| 16 |
verb |
manage, oversee |
supervise, shepherd, superintend, dispose, ordain, carry on, quarterback, call the shots, control the affairs of, have the say, head up, preside over, run the show, run things, take the reins, be in the driver's seat |
| direct
| 14 |
verb |
give instructions; teach |
deliver, tell, warn, inform, instruct, command, address, advise, order, read, bid, charge, dictate, lecture |
| direct
| 3 |
verb |
give instructions; teach |
enjoin, give directions, give orders |
| direct
| 26 |
verb |
point in a direction; guide |
head, set, intend, target, lead, show, address, focus, cast, aim, turn, see, train, steer, conduct, present, mean, beam, level, route, point, indicate, lay, sight, fix, pilot |
| direct
| 8 |
verb |
point in a direction; guide |
shepherd, incline, slant, escort, move in, point the way, sight on, zero in |
| direct
| 5 |
verb |
send, usually by mail system |
address, route, mark, mail, label |
| direct
| 3 |
verb |
send, usually by mail system |
inscribe, designate, superscribe |
| direct
| 12 |
verb |
put all of efforts toward |
try, set, devote, give, aim, turn, address, apply, throw, bend, fix, settle |
| direct
| 3 |
verb |
put all of efforts toward |
endeavor, strive, buckle down |
| direction
| 8 |
noun |
management |
control, guidance, leadership, order, government, administration, charge, command |
| direction
| 3 |
noun |
management |
supervision, oversight, superintendence |
| direction
| 26 |
noun |
course, route |
angle, orientation, area, trend, aspect, way, objective, path, line, bearing, set, bent, stream, tide, bias, tendency, end, current, track, drift, spot, region, aim, range, side, road |
| direction
| 11 |
noun |
course, route |
outlook, trajectory, inclination, proclivity, viewpoint, slant, tack, standpoint, beeline, point of compass, that-a-way |
| director
| 12 |
noun |
manager |
head, supervisor, producer, executive, administrator, player, chief, leader, principal, governor, boss, chair |
| director
| 14 |
noun |
manager |
organizer, exec, skipper, overseer, controller, kingpin, big person, executive officer, head honcho, helmer, key player, person upstairs, top dog, top person |
| directory
| 7 |
noun |
reference book; guide |
list, index, register, record, book, agenda, charts |
| directory
| 17 |
noun |
reference book; guide |
catalogue, almanac, roster, lineup, syllabus, hit list, laundry list, short list, yellow pages, scorecard, atlas, blue book, gazeteer, little black book, social register, white pages, who's who |
| dirty
| 3 |
adj |
soiled, unclean |
nasty, spotted, black |
| dirty
| 53 |
adj |
soiled, unclean |
dusty, murky, muddy, disheveled, crummy, unkempt, grimy, messy, sloppy, filthy, greasy, foul, defiled, bedraggled, grubby, grungy, icky, lousy, pigpen, raunchy, slimy, slovenly, smutty, sooty, squalid, unsanitary, unsightly, untidy, yucky, mucky, unwashed, stained, polluted, contaminated, begrimed, smudged, disarrayed, sullied, fouled, spattered, cruddy, dishabille, dreggy, dungy, mung, scummy, scuzzy, slatternly, straggly, undusted, unhygienic, unlaundered, unswept |
| dirty
| 5 |
adj |
obscene, pornographic |
nasty, blue, base, low, mean |
| dirty
| 22 |
adj |
obscene, pornographic |
filthy, coarse, unclean, contemptible, despicable, immoral, impure, indecent, lewd, off-color, ribald, risqué, salacious, scatological, smutty, sordid, squalid, vile, vulgar, unchaste, uncleanly, scurvy |
| dirty
| 1 |
adj |
dishonest |
cheating |
| dirty
| 16 |
adj |
dishonest |
sleazy, corrupt, crooked, foul, below the belt, deceitful, double-dealing, shabby, shady, shifty, sneaky, sordid, underhanded, unethical, unscrupulous, untruthful |
| dirty
| 4 |
verb |
cause to be soiled |
spot, coat, sweat, smoke |
| dirty
| 34 |
verb |
cause to be soiled |
sully, smear, blacken, smudge, defile, smirch, grime, smutch, pollute, foul, corrupt, mold, debase, botch, rot, muddy, draggle, contaminate, blur, stain, tarnish, spoil, decay, blotch, taint, discolor, spatter, mess up, encrust, tar, begrime, besoil, make dusty, make impure |
| disability
| 3 |
noun |
disadvantage, restriction |
injury, weakness, lack |
| disability
| 14 |
noun |
disadvantage, restriction |
impairment, ailment, infirmity, defect, unfitness, incapacity, inexperience, drawback, incompetency, affliction, inability, detriment, disqualification, invalidity |
| disaccharide
| 1 |
noun |
organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
sugar |
| disaccharide
| 13 |
noun |
organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
starch, lactose, glucose, cellulose, galactose, glycogen, monosaccharide, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, dextrin, polysaccharide |
| disadvantage
| 3 |
noun |
hurt, loss |
harm, injury, damage |
| disadvantage
| 4 |
noun |
hurt, loss |
detriment, prejudice, deprivation, disservice |
| disagreement
| 15 |
noun |
dispute, quarrel |
argument, controversy, debate, fight, split, spat, tension, opposition, difference, division, conflict, contest, break, words, jarring |
| disagreement
| 30 |
noun |
dispute, quarrel |
discord, dissent, disunity, friction, wrangle, squabble, clash, antagonism, hostility, misunderstanding, animosity, strife, feud, contention, disunion, vendetta, hassle, altercation, breach, variance, rupture, dissidence, clashing, ill will, bickering, atmospherics, cross-purposes, divisiveness, falling out, ill feeling |
| disagreement
| 1 |
noun |
difference, unlikeness |
diversity |
| disagreement
| 16 |
noun |
difference, unlikeness |
inconsistency, disparity, divergence, discrepancy, clash, discordance, dissimilitude, incongruity, divergency, disharmony, incompatibility, variance, dissimilarity, disaccord, incongruousness, disharmonism |
| disappear
| 19 |
verb |
vanish; cease |
depart, retire, escape, go, melt, fade, sink, flee, retreat, fly, die, leave, withdraw, abandon, dissolve, end, clear, exit, pass |
| disappear
| 31 |
verb |
vanish; cease |
wane, dissipate, perish, evaporate, expire, recede, vamoose, ebb, abscond, vacate, disperse, evanesce, decamp, pass away, die out, dematerialize, be done for, be gone, be lost, be no more, be swallowed up, cease to exist, come to naught, drop out of sight, end gradually, evanish, fade away, go south, leave no trace, melt away, take flight |
| disappoint
| 2 |
verb |
sadden, dismay; frustrate |
fail, founder |
| disappoint
| 39 |
verb |
sadden, dismay; frustrate |
dissatisfy, disillusion, dishearten, dumbfound, disconcert, baffle, deceive, hamper, mislead, hinder, thwart, tease, chagrin, balk, vex, dash, disgruntle, foil, abort, torment, embitter, miscarry, circumvent, bungle, delude, leave in the lurch, let down, put out, disenchant, bring to naught, cast down, come to nothing, dash hopes, fall down on, fall flat, fall short of, not show, ruin prospects, stand up |
| disappointment
| 10 |
noun |
saddening situation; letdown |
blow, disaster, failure, obstacle, defeat, mistake, drag, lemon, slip, error |
| disappointment
| 25 |
noun |
saddening situation; letdown |
setback, misfortune, bummer, downfall, fiasco, dud, mishap, miscalculation, blunder, mischance, impasse, calamity, fizzle, bust, inefficacy, discouragement, downer, bitter pill, blind alley, false alarm, faux pas, flash in the pan, washout, bringdown, old one-two |
| disappointment
| 5 |
noun |
mental upset; displeasure |
blow, regret, failure, frustration, defeat |
| disappointment
| 20 |
noun |
mental upset; displeasure |
discontent, chagrin, setback, dissatisfaction, letdown, adversity, disillusion, distress, despondency, disgruntlement, discouragement, mortification, disenchantment, disillusionment, bafflement, adverse fate, lack of success, nonsuccess, the knocks, unfulfillment |
| disaster
| 21 |
noun |
accident, trouble |
harm, crash, emergency, failure, flood, defeat, hazard, tragedy, collapse, stroke, slip, rough, casualty, blow, ruin, depression, fall, reverse, upset, grief, rock |
| disaster
| 32 |
noun |
accident, trouble |
catastrophe, fiasco, holocaust, mishap, calamity, debacle, setback, woe, ruination, undoing, misadventure, collision, affliction, misfortune, bust, blight, exigency, bale, bane, cataclysm, mischance, flop, adversity, act of God, bad luck, bad news, hot water, washout, fell stroke, hard luck, ill luck, the worst |
| disastrous
| 3 |
adj |
detrimental, devastating |
terrible, tragic, fatal |
| disastrous
| 20 |
adj |
detrimental, devastating |
dreadful, destructive, unfortunate, catastrophic, calamitous, harmful, adverse, cataclysmic, dire, ill-fated, unfavorable, fateful, ruinous, hapless, luckless, unlucky, unpropitious, untoward, cataclysmal, ill-starred |
| disastrously
| 9 |
adv |
unluckily |
sadly, miserably, unhappily, regrettably, dismally, grievously, horribly, lamentably, unsuccessfully |
| discipline
| 13 |
noun |
regimen, training |
control, development, practice, will, regulation, preparation, education, method, limitation, drill, conduct, exercise, drilling |
| discipline
| 15 |
noun |
regimen, training |
restraint, self-restraint, self-control, strictness, indoctrination, willpower, cultivation, curb, orderliness, subordination, self-government, domestication, inculcation, self-command, self-mastery |
| discipline
| 1 |
noun |
punishment |
rod |
| discipline
| 7 |
noun |
punishment |
correction, comeuppance, chastisement, castigation, getting yours, hell to pay, punition |
| discipline
| 4 |
noun |
field of study; subject of interest |
curriculum, course, specialty, area |
| discipline
| 1 |
noun |
field of study; subject of interest |
branch of knowledge |
| disco
| 1 |
noun |
discotheque |
club |
| disco
| 3 |
noun |
discotheque |
nightclub, nightspot, dance hall |
| discount
| 6 |
noun |
reduction in cost |
decrease, premium, cut, commission, percentage, tare |
| discount
| 19 |
noun |
reduction in cost |
exemption, rebate, deduction, concession, allowance, remission, abatement, drawback, subtraction, qualification, depreciation, diminution, salvage, modification, markdown, rollback, cut rate, knock-off, something off |
| discount
| 4 |
verb |
lower, reduce cost |
modify, diminish, allow, remove |
| discount
| 15 |
verb |
lower, reduce cost |
deduct, rebate, redeem, abate, subtract, depreciate, knock off, take off, mark down, undersell, hold a sale, make allowance for, sell at discount, strike off, take away |
| discount
| 8 |
verb |
ignore; treat as insignificant |
forget, minimize, overlook, doubt, reject, slight, question, fail |
| discount
| 17 |
verb |
ignore; treat as insignificant |
omit, disregard, neglect, derogate, mistrust, disbelieve, overpass, discredit, scout, belittle, depreciate, brush off, pass over, dispraise, blink at, detract from, scoff at |
| discourage
| 9 |
verb |
dishearten, dispirit |
alarm, confuse, bother, trouble, scare, try, cow, weigh, chill |
| discourage
| 28 |
verb |
dishearten, dispirit |
depress, dampen, dismay, intimidate, frighten, irk, unnerve, daunt, demoralize, disparage, deprecate, distress, afflict, appall, abash, vex, repress, dash, deject, bully, droop, awe, prostrate, overawe, beat down, cast down, throw cold water on, break one's heart |
| discourage
| 9 |
verb |
deter, dissuade; restrain |
prevent, scare, control, quiet, interfere, warn, shake, check, chill |
| discourage
| 23 |
verb |
deter, dissuade; restrain |
hinder, inhibit, frighten, curb, impede, obstruct, discountenance, deprecate, withhold, disfavor, divert, repress, hold back, put off, turn off, indispose, disincline, disadvise, hold off, keep back, talk out of, throw cold water on, turn aside |
| discourse
| 12 |
noun |
dialogue; dissertation |
essay, rhetoric, communication, discussion, conversation, speech, lecture, paper, speaking, address, article, talk |
| discourse
| 17 |
noun |
dialogue; dissertation |
treatise, monologue, huddle, thesis, descant, converse, homily, verbalization, monograph, sermon, chat, disquisition, utterance, memoir, oration, gabfest, tractate |
| discourse
| 13 |
verb |
discuss, speak about |
comment, develop, explain, debate, treat, lecture, dispute, expand, remark, argue, elaborate, voice, talk |
| discourse
| 20 |
verb |
discuss, speak about |
chew, expatiate, descant, modulate, declaim, confab, sermonize, enlarge, orate, converse, confer, harangue, expound, perorate, commentate, dissertate, dilate upon, dissert, give a meeting, hold forth |
| discover
| 24 |
verb |
find, uncover |
locate, notice, detect, reveal, hear, spot, explore, invent, recognize, see, observe, identify, determine, learn, catch, disclose, realize, design, glimpse, pioneer, conceive, sense, perceive, distinguish |
| discover
| 23 |
verb |
find, uncover |
unearth, devise, come upon, originate, debunk, contrive, espy, elicit, ascertain, discern, bring to light, come across, ferret out, look up, turn up, dig up, get wind of, get wise to, light upon, nose out, pick up on, smoke out, think of |
| discovery
| 22 |
noun |
finding, uncovering |
introduction, revelation, analysis, exploration, diagnosis, encounter, calculation, hearing, invention, learning, location, strike, identification, perception, determination, exposure, feeling, locating, distinguishing, sighting, verification, sensing |
| discovery
| 12 |
noun |
finding, uncovering |
disclosure, detection, experimentation, empiricism, authentication, exposition, origination, espial, discernment, ascertainment, certification, unearthing |
| discovery
| 18 |
noun |
treasure; invention |
design, result, innovation, finding, data, method, conclusion, coup, process, luck, machine, secret, principle, way, device, formula, law, find |
| discovery
| 7 |
noun |
treasure; invention |
breakthrough, godsend, bonanza, theorem, contrivance, algorithm, luck out |
| discreet
| 15 |
adj |
cautious, sensible |
reasonable, careful, intelligent, awake, calculating, civil, conservative, diplomatic, guarded, moderate, reserved, safe, strategic, wise, controlled |
| discreet
| 29 |
adj |
cautious, sensible |
noncommittal, watchful, prudent, tactful, considerate, thoughtful, attentive, restrained, alert, cagey, chary, circumspect, discerning, discriminating, gingerly, heedful, judicious, observant, politic, sagacious, temperate, vigilant, wary, worldly-wise, having foresight, like a clam, not rash, on lookout, precautious |
| discrimination
| 1 |
noun |
bias |
wrong |
| discrimination
| 9 |
noun |
bias |
intolerance, inequity, favoritism, bigotry, prejudice, injustice, unfairness, hatred, partiality |
| discrimination
| 11 |
noun |
particularity in taste |
bias, taste, sense, decision, perception, understanding, preference, separation, difference, judgment, distinction |
| discrimination
| 15 |
noun |
particularity in taste |
subtlety, differentiation, acumen, keenness, clearness, refinement, penetration, perspicacity, discernment, sagacity, acuteness, shrewdness, astuteness, percipience, astucity |
| discuss
| 12 |
verb |
talk over with another |
consider, review, debate, examine, argue, explain, contend, figure, contest, jaw, weigh, dispute |
| discuss
| 30 |
verb |
talk over with another |
deliberate, confer, take up, ventilate, converse, sift, moot, descant, canvass, confabulate, get together, go into, groupthink, altercate, dissertate, bounce off, compare notes, consult with, discept, discourse about, dissert, exchange views on, hash over, hold forth, kick about, knock around, put heads together, reason about, thrash out, toss around |
| disease
| 17 |
noun |
ailment, affliction |
stroke, illness, syndrome, Cancer, infection, virus, fever, epidemic, disorder, condition, temperature, fit, attack, complaint, collapse, spell, upset |
| disease
| 31 |
noun |
ailment, affliction |
malady, sickness, defect, plague, contamination, bug, inflammation, seizure, hemorrhage, unsoundness, distemper, feebleness, endemic, blight, breakdown, visitation, canker, decrepitude, ache, infirmity, debility, contagion, indisposition, misery, affection, flu, unhealthiness, convulsions, ill health, pathosis, sickliness |
| diseased
| 1 |
adj |
unhealthy |
sick |
| diseased
| 12 |
adj |
unhealthy |
sickly, rotten, infirm, ailing, afflicted, indisposed, infectious, tainted, unsound, unwell, unwholesome, infected |
| disguise
| 10 |
noun |
covering, makeup for deception |
blind, color, costume, dress, coloring, illusion, screen, mask, face, beard |
| disguise
| 29 |
noun |
covering, makeup for deception |
guise, veil, cloak, camouflage, trickery, pretension, facade, counterfeit, pseudonym, concealment, charade, veneer, semblance, masquerade, put-on, front, pretense, cover-up, pageant, pretentiousness, make-believe, false front, pen name, red herring, smoke screen, faking, dissimulation, fig leaf, get-up |
| disguise
| 12 |
verb |
mask; misrepresent |
hide, alter, color, beard, screen, front, affect, change, assume, age, pretend, cover |
| disguise
| 38 |
verb |
mask; misrepresent |
dress up, conceal, cloak, camouflage, belie, deceive, obscure, antique, feign, whitewash, fake, redo, counterfeit, varnish, fudge, falsify, sham, masquerade, muffle, shroud, dissemble, simulate, veil, obfuscate, dissimulate, garble, secrete, make up, put on an act, touch up, gloss over, cover up, doctor up, make like, put on a false front, put on a front, put up a front, wear cheaters |
| dish
| 8 |
noun |
eating receptacle |
plate, container, cup, pot, bowl, tray, pitcher, vessel |
| dish
| 9 |
noun |
eating receptacle |
platter, pottery, ceramic, mug, china, casserole, salver, porringer, saucer |
| dish
| 7 |
noun |
main part of meal |
food, fare, recipe, helping, course, serving, eats |
| dish
| 1 |
noun |
main part of meal |
entrée |
| dish
| 1 |
noun |
attractive woman |
angel |
| dish
| 28 |
noun |
attractive woman |
babe, doll, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, tomato, centerfold, peach, fox, pin-up, cupcake, bunny, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamor girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny, sex pot |
| disheartening
| 3 |
verb |
depress, ruin one's hopes |
discourage, crush, shake |
| disheartening
| 20 |
verb |
depress, ruin one's hopes |
dismay, dispirit, humble, deter, deject, daunt, demoralize, humiliate, dampen, damp, dash, disparage, chill, get down, put down, indispose, disincline, cast down, put a damper on, throw a pall over |
| disk
| 4 |
noun |
round object |
plate, shell, dish, circle |
| disk
| 9 |
noun |
round object |
platter, disc, sabot, discus, quoit, flan, saucer, discoid, discoidal |
| dislike
| 3 |
noun |
antagonism, hatred toward something |
objection, opposition, offense |
| dislike
| 21 |
noun |
antagonism, hatred toward something |
distaste, displeasure, enmity, hostility, antipathy, disapproval, dissatisfaction, prejudice, animus, disgust, aversion, animosity, loathing, deprecation, repugnance, disinclination, disesteem, indisposition, disapprobation, detestation, disfavor |
| dislike
| 4 |
verb |
be antagonistic toward something; hate |
regret, avoid, condemn, mind |
| dislike
| 35 |
verb |
be antagonistic toward something; hate |
despise, disapprove, resent, scorn, detest, shun, deplore, abhor, loathe, abominate, execrate, disesteem, contemn, eschew, disfavor, look down on, disrelish, antipathize, be allergic to, be averse to, be turned off to, bear malice toward, grossed out on, have hard feelings, have no stomach for, have no taste for, lose interest in, make faces at, not appreciate, not care for, not endure, not feel like, not take kindly to, object to, shudder at |
| dismiss
| 10 |
verb |
send away, remove; free |
decline, reject, release, dissolve, shed, rid, chase, divorce, boot, clear |
| dismiss
| 39 |
verb |
send away, remove; free |
expel, disband, repudiate, dispatch, disperse, relegate, abolish, bundle, deport, detach, banish, relinquish, supersede, eject, chuck, repel, discard, outlaw, brush off, cast off, dispense with, dispose of, do without, kick out, send packing, turn out, let go, cast out, drive out, force out, have done with, let out, lock out, push aside, push back, send off, show out, slough off, sweep away |
| dismiss
| 8 |
verb |
remove from job, responsibility |
suspend, fire, recall, retire, sack, drop, boot, pension |
| dismiss
| 38 |
verb |
remove from job, responsibility |
oust, terminate, depose, impeach, discharge, disqualify, furlough, bump, cashier, displace, bounce, depone, can, shelve, unseat, ax, kick out, lay off, put away, send packing, shut out, pink-slip, let go, defrock, unfrock, boot out, deselect, disemploy, disfrock, give notice to, give the ax, give the gate, give the heave-ho, give walking papers, give warning, let out, turn away, wash out |
| dismiss
| 3 |
verb |
put out of one's mind |
reject, rally, drop |
| dismiss
| 29 |
verb |
put out of one's mind |
ridicule, deride, repulse, despise, repudiate, dispel, gird, relegate, twit, scorn, pooh-pooh, mock, gibe, taunt, scoff, flout, scout, banish, spurn, disdain, jeer, contemn, shelve, disregard, discard, kiss off, laugh away, lay aside, set aside |
| dismissal
| 7 |
noun |
release |
freeing, bounce, end, removal, notice, permission, freedom |
| dismissal
| 30 |
noun |
release |
layoff, dissolution, dispossession, displacement, eviction, ostracism, exile, deportation, exorcism, liberation, suspension, door, deposition, expatriation, discharge, adjournment, expulsion, ouster, banishment, cold shoulder, marching orders, pink slip, brush-off, housecleaning, relegation, dislodgment, congé, deposal, kiss-off, old heave-ho |
| disobey
| 13 |
verb |
disregard rules; refuse to conform |
violate, ignore, decline, differ, riot, disagree, object, desert, resist, rebel, strike, dare, revolution |
| disobey
| 30 |
verb |
disregard rules; refuse to conform |
contravene, defy, infringe, evade, flout, overstep, misbehave, balk, withstand, revolutionize, revolt, mutiny, counteract, neglect, shirk, run riot, transgress, recalcitrate, be remiss, break rules, fly in face of, go counter to, insurrect, not heed, not listen, not mind, pay no attention to, rise in arms, set aside, take law into own hands |
| disorder
| 2 |
noun |
chaos, clutter |
mess, confusion |
| disorder
| 17 |
noun |
chaos, clutter |
huddle, disarray, discombobulation, muddle, anarchy, snarl, disorganization, derangement, jumble, disorderliness, irregularity, disarrangement, untidiness, shambles, ataxia, topsyturviness, rat's nest |
| disorder
| 7 |
noun |
social commotion; mental confusion |
chaos, trouble, revolution, fight, strike, riot, rioting |
| disorder
| 40 |
noun |
social commotion; mental confusion |
complication, disturbance, unrest, lawlessness, agitation, ruckus, unruliness, mayhem, insurrection, static, rebellion, convulsion, anarchy, flap, misrule, discord, distemper, hubbub, clamor, bustle, turmoil, tizzy, fuss, brawl, imbroglio, fracas, entanglement, turbulence, discombobulation, tumult, uproar, hullabaloo, disorganization, rumpus, dither, quarrel, terrorism, anarchism, reign of terror, mob rule |
| disorder
| 3 |
noun |
illness |
disease, complaint, upset |
| disorder
| 9 |
noun |
illness |
malady, sickness, affliction, ailment, infirmity, indisposition, cachexia, diseasedness, unhealth |
| disorder
| 4 |
verb |
mix up, disarrange |
confuse, disturb, upset, scatter |
| disorder
| 21 |
verb |
mix up, disarrange |
unsettle, tumble, embroil, confound, clutter, jumble, disjoint, shuffle, discompose, distemper, derange, dishevel, disrupt, rummage, disorganize, muddle, rumple, dislocate, mess up, discreate, muss up |
| display
| 17 |
noun |
public showing; spectacle |
exhibit, parade, demonstration, act, array, presentation, example, unfolding, exposure, revelation, arrangement, spread, exhibition, scheme, front, shine, sample |
| display
| 28 |
noun |
public showing; spectacle |
dash, pretension, affectation, fanfare, splurge, layout, splash, exposition, blaze, pomp, frippery, ostentation, manifestation, pedantry, flourish, vanity, pageant, pretentiousness, splendor, panorama, frame-up, ostentatiousness, expo, bravura, showboat, arrayal, for show, grandstand play |
| display
| 25 |
verb |
show for public viewing, effect |
exhibit, reveal, boast, represent, perform, flash, feature, publish, disclose, demonstrate, promote, open, expose, present, illustrate, parade, evidence, bare, sport, extend, unfold, expand, arrange, uncover, model |
| display
| 29 |
verb |
show for public viewing, effect |
emblazon, unveil, flaunt, advertise, unfurl, evince, vamp, brandish, glaze, unroll, betray, impart, unmask, grandstand, flourish, promulgate, manifest, lay out, show off, trot out, showcase, bring to view, lay bare, make clear, make known, open out, set out, spread out, stretch out |
| disposition
| 19 |
noun |
personal temperament |
tone, mood, habit, tendency, personality, bent, being, bias, humor, constitution, cast, flash, character, type, nature, spirit, identity, leaning, emotions |
| disposition
| 23 |
noun |
personal temperament |
frame of mind, predisposition, propensity, complexion, inclination, temper, individuality, tenor, mind-set, penchant, stamp, vein, proclivity, individualism, readiness, bag, proneness, thing, predilection, groove, cup of tea, make-up, druthers |
| disposition
| 14 |
noun |
arrangement, management of a situation |
distribution, control, direction, placement, sequence, decision, method, regulation, plan, organization, adjustment, order, grouping, ordering |
| disposition
| 2 |
noun |
arrangement, management of a situation |
disposal, classification |
| dispute
| 7 |
noun |
argument |
row, discussion, controversy, debate, conflict, beef, words |
| dispute
| 34 |
noun |
argument |
squabble, discord, wrangle, brawl, disagreement, misunderstanding, friction, feud, disturbance, strife, quarrel, embroilment, miff, fuss, uproar, fracas, tiff, commotion, hubbub, rumpus, dissension, squall, polemic, flare-up, altercation, broil, variance, brouhaha, contention, bone of contention, difference of opinion, falling-out, bickering, fireworks |
| dispute
| 8 |
verb |
argue |
contend, deny, contest, challenge, discuss, doubt, question, debate |
| dispute
| 32 |
verb |
argue |
contradict, refute, disprove, wrangle, rebut, quarrel, impugn, squabble, clash, bicker, confute, brawl, agitate, negate, controvert, hassle, quibble, canvass, gainsay, moot, disaffirm, lock horns, take on, altercate, bump heads, discept, have at, kick around, pick a bone, thrash out, toss around, jump on one's case |
| dissolve
| 3 |
verb |
melt from solid to liquid; mix in |
soften, run, render |
| dissolve
| 10 |
verb |
melt from solid to liquid; mix in |
deliquesce, liquefy, flux, fuse, thaw, diffuse, defront, fluidify, liquesce, waste away |
| dissolve
| 4 |
verb |
disappear, disintegrate |
separate, fade, vanish, decline |
| dissolve
| 17 |
verb |
disappear, disintegrate |
break up, disband, dissipate, evaporate, crumble, disperse, perish, dwindle, evanesce, diffuse, decompose, break down, dilapidate, unmake, break into pieces, melt away, waste away |
| dissolve
| 11 |
verb |
annul, discontinue |
suspend, collapse, separate, dismiss, cancel, destroy, shoot, end, ruin, loose, divorce |
| dissolve
| 29 |
verb |
annul, discontinue |
break up, demolish, overthrow, vacate, terminate, discharge, adjourn, postpone, repeal, sever, invalidate, wrack, annihilate, wreck, disorganize, shatter, destruct, decimate, quash, disunite, abrogate, void, eradicate, do away with, wind up, unmake, put an end to, render void, resolve into |
| distance
| 24 |
noun |
interval, range |
span, area, stretch, space, orbit, gap, length, separation, scope, size, sweep, sky, absence, spread, way, objective, horizon, reach, extent, bit, extension, remove, heavens, provinces |
| distance
| 18 |
noun |
interval, range |
width, radius, breadth, purview, ambit, purlieu, expanse, compass, outpost, hinterland, outskirts, lapse, remoteness, amplitude, farness, country mile, far piece, good ways |
| distance
| 1 |
noun |
aloofness |
reserve |
| distance
| 5 |
noun |
aloofness |
restraint, coolness, coldness, stiffness, frigidity |
| distance
| 1 |
verb |
dissociate oneself; leave behind |
pass |
| distance
| 7 |
verb |
dissociate oneself; leave behind |
outrun, outdo, outstrip, outpace, break away from the pack, put in proportion, separate oneself |
| distant
| 14 |
adj |
faraway |
remote, far, isolated, removed, abroad, abstracted, apart, away, farther, further, retired, secret, separate, ways |
| distant
| 28 |
adj |
faraway |
secluded, far-flung, inaccessible, far-off, obscure, asunder, backwoods, indirect, out-of-the-way, outlying, unapproachable, yonder, a piece, beyond range, far back, in the background, in the boonies, in the distance, in the sticks, middle of nowhere, not home, out of earshot, out of range, out of reach, sequestered, telescopic, wide of, arm's length |
| distant
| 11 |
adj |
aloof |
cold, remote, cool, formal, modest, proud, reserved, retiring, shy, stiff, withdrawn |
| distant
| 20 |
adj |
aloof |
arrogant, ceremonious, haughty, restrained, reticent, solitary, standoff, standoffish, stuck-up, unapproachable, unconcerned, unfriendly, unsociable, uppity, offish, insociable, laid back, on ice, put on airs, uncompanionable |
| distinct
| 10 |
adj |
apparent, obvious |
specific, clear, decided, evident, explicit, express, marked, patent, plain, sharp |
| distinct
| 21 |
adj |
apparent, obvious |
definite, noticeable, unmistakable, audible, categorical, clean-cut, clear-cut, incisive, lucid, manifest, palatable, perspicuous, prescribed, transparent, trenchant, unambiguous, unequivocal, well-defined, recognizable, enunciated, sharp-cut |
| distinct
| 13 |
adj |
different; unconnected |
separate, distinctive, specific, diverse, various, particular, unique, special, individual, separated, several, single, sole |
| distinct
| 12 |
adj |
different; unconnected |
offbeat, dissimilar, disparate, discrete, peculiar, divergent, detached, especial, unattached, disunited, poles apart, unassociated |
| distort
| 14 |
verb |
deform; falsify |
twist, alter, color, bias, bend, decline, angle, melt, crush, collapse, lie, change, curve, wind |
| distort
| 34 |
verb |
deform; falsify |
pervert, misinterpret, disfigure, warp, belie, misconstrue, deceive, misrepresent, mangle, scam, whitewash, sag, fake, doctor, buckle, snow, fudge, deviate, deteriorate, torture, writhe, slump, slant, contort, knot, wrench, garble, con, misshape, gnarl, make out like, phony up, put one on, trump up |
| distortion
| 7 |
noun |
deformity; falsification |
lie, bias, coloring, jazz, twist, bend, line |
| distortion
| 25 |
noun |
deformity; falsification |
exaggeration, misinterpretation, misstatement, misuse, misrepresentation, story, crock, torture, perversion, buckle, slant, warp, contortion, smoke, baloney, crookedness, malformation, misshape, mutilation, BS, jive, intorsion, malconformation, tall story, twistedness |
| distribute
| 12 |
verb |
allocate, deliver, spread |
give, share, administer, scatter, donate, issue, assign, present, convey, deal, appropriate, divide |
| distribute
| 34 |
verb |
allocate, deliver, spread |
disburse, apportion, disseminate, dispense, give away, hand out, allot, circulate, partition, endow, ration, dispose, consign, bestow, prorate, disperse, sow, radiate, strew, diffuse, parcel, cut up, dish out, divvy up, dole out, mete, pass out, shell out, deal out, fork out, lot out, measure out, pay out, slice up |
| distribute
| 5 |
verb |
classify |
order, file, arrange, group, class |
| distribute
| 2 |
verb |
classify |
categorize, assort |
| distributor
| 1 |
noun |
wholesaler |
dealer |
| distributor
| 5 |
noun |
wholesaler |
trader, merchandiser, salesperson, jobber, middleperson |
| district
| 9 |
noun |
geographical area |
sector, neighborhood, parish, region, community, department, territory, section, quarter |
| district
| 11 |
noun |
geographical area |
commune, locality, precinct, parcel, locale, vicinity, turf, ward, neck of the woods, stomping ground, vicinage |
| disturbance
| 8 |
noun |
commotion; upset |
shock, explosion, riot, violence, storm, confusion, disorder, bother |
| disturbance
| 44 |
noun |
commotion; upset |
turmoil, uprising, fracas, interruption, brawl, eruption, disruption, tremor, upheaval, stink, agitation, ruckus, hullabaloo, quake, racket, convulsion, flap, annoyance, perturbation, hubbub, derangement, ferment, clamor, spasm, stir, to-do, insurrection, fuss, rumble, brouhaha, fray, distraction, restlessness, rampage, intrusion, tumult, fisticuffs, uproar, hindrance, disarrangement, quarrel, molestation, big scene, big stink |
| dive
| 8 |
noun |
descent, usually underwater |
leap, plunge, dip, duck, spring, fall, pitch, ducking |
| dive
| 8 |
noun |
descent, usually underwater |
lunge, dash, swoop, nosedive, belly flop, submersion, submergence, header headlong jump |
| dive
| 4 |
noun |
dirty, sleazy establishment |
hole, bar, dump, joint |
| dive
| 13 |
noun |
dirty, sleazy establishment |
hangout, tavern, taproom, pub, lounge, barroom, saloon, flophouse, honky-tonk, beer garden cabaret, flea trap, night club, pool hall |
| dive
| 12 |
verb |
descend, usually going underwater |
duck, plunge, drop, jump, leap, fall, vanish, dip, disappear, spring, header, pitch |
| dive
| 10 |
verb |
descend, usually going underwater |
lunge, plummet, swoop, vault, gutter, plumb, submerge, belly flop, nose-dive, go headfirst |
| divide
| 16 |
verb |
separate, disconnect |
break, cut, tear, isolate, cross, split, carve, segment, section, branch, loose, part, quarter, chop, divorce, dissolve |
| divide
| 30 |
verb |
separate, disconnect |
partition, subdivide, segregate, rend, dissociate, disunite, dismember, sever, disengage, sunder, shear, dissever, intersect, disentangle, disjoin, unbind, undo, detach, rupture, demarcate, cleave, bisect, halve, dissect, dislocate, cut up, break down, dichotomize, abscind, pull away |
| divide
| 8 |
verb |
distribute |
cut, share, slice, shift, deal, articulate, portion, factor |
| divide
| 28 |
verb |
distribute |
partition, ration, parcel, dispense, allot, prorate, quota, disburse, allocate, disperse, apportion, cut in, cut up, dish out, divvy up, dole out, hand out, hand over, shell out, split up, cut one in, deal out, fork out, go fifty-fifty, lot out, measure out, piece up, slice up |
| divide
| 5 |
verb |
put in order; classify |
arrange, separate, sort, group, grade |
| divide
| 1 |
verb |
put in order; classify |
categorize |
| divide
| 5 |
verb |
disagree, alienate |
differ, vary, split, separate, part |
| divide
| 11 |
verb |
disagree, alienate |
break up, estrange, dissent, disaccord, disunite, come between, cause to disagree, pit against, set against, set at odds, sow dissension |
| dividend
| 12 |
noun |
one's share, profit |
premium, bonus, gain, reward, proceeds, prize, extra, pay, portion, interest, check, returns |
| dividend
| 15 |
noun |
one's share, profit |
surplus, coupon, allowance, gravy, cut, lagniappe, taste, divvy, guerdon, appropriation, allotment, dispensation, remittance, carrot, meed |
| divination
| 1 |
noun |
fortune-telling |
prediction |
| divination
| 9 |
noun |
fortune-telling |
augury, prognostication, premonition, prophecy, soothsaying, palmistry, occultism, horoscopy, clairvoyancy |
| division
| 13 |
noun |
separation, disconnection |
distribution, selection, divorce, breaking, reduction, parting, analysis, diagnosis, contrasting, distinguishing, carving, dividing, separating |
| division
| 26 |
noun |
separation, disconnection |
disunion, dissolution, disjuncture, apportionment, severance, detachment, autopsy, subdivision, demarcation, partition, rupture, disseverance, parceling, vivisection, dismemberment, bisection, segmentation, breaking down, breaking up, cutting up, departmentalizing, detaching, disparting, disuniting, rending, splitting up |
| division
| 27 |
noun |
something produced from separating |
sector, category, section, share, split, branch, department, segment, class, divide, chunk, border, cut, end, member, fraction, boundary, sort, head, degree, associate, fragment, slice, kind, portion, piece, grouping |
| division
| 18 |
noun |
something produced from separating |
affiliate, wedge, moiety, divvy, lobe, compartment, parcel, lump, dividend, subdivision, demarcation, partition, ramification, offshoot, divider, rake-off, dividing line, piece of action |
| division
| 6 |
noun |
breach, estrangement |
dispute, split, conflict, difficulty, words, trouble |
| division
| 13 |
noun |
breach, estrangement |
disagreement, discord, dissonance, disharmony, disunion, dissension, feud, dissent, variance, rupture, dissidence, difference of opinion, disaccord |
| divorce
| 4 |
noun |
split-up of marriage |
split, separation, division, break |
| divorce
| 18 |
noun |
split-up of marriage |
breakup, dissolution, annulment, divorcement, severance, disunion, partition, detachment, breach, rupture, dissociation, splitsville, disparateness, decree nisi, dedomiciling, on the rocks, parting of the ways, separate maintenance |
| divorce
| 6 |
verb |
split up a marriage |
separate, divide, part, split, cancel, dissolve |
| divorce
| 12 |
verb |
split up a marriage |
break up, dissociate, disconnect, sever, sunder, annul, disjoin, nullify, disunite, dissever, put away, unmarry |
| do evil
| 2 |
verb |
act in inappropriate manner |
sin, fail |
| do evil
| 29 |
verb |
act in inappropriate manner |
trespass, fool around, act up, offend, misconduct, roughhouse, deviate, carry on, cut up, transgress, be at fault, be bad, be dissolute, be guilty, be immoral, be indecorous, be insubordinate, be mischievous, be out of line, be out of order, be reprehensible, bend the law, do wrong, get into mischief, go astray, go wrong, make trouble, sow wild oats, take a wrong turn |
| docile
| 10 |
adj |
compliant, submissive |
gentle, accommodating, cool, easy, mild, quiet, resigned, soft, willing, yielding |
| docile
| 28 |
adj |
compliant, submissive |
meek, pliable, obedient, pliant, laid-back, well-behaved, easygoing, adaptable, agreeable, amenable, childlike, complacent, ductile, governable, humble, manageable, mellow, obliging, orderly, tame, teachable, tractable, usable, acquiescent, biddable, docious, easily influenced, weak-kneed |
| doctor
| 5 |
noun |
medical practitioner |
physician, expert, specialist, professor, scientist |
| doctor
| 11 |
noun |
medical practitioner |
quack, medic, intern, healer, general practitioner, surgeon, MD, medico, doc, bones, medical person |
| doctor
| 6 |
verb |
fix up, treat |
repair, attend, supply, fix, administer, rebuild |
| doctor
| 10 |
verb |
fix up, treat |
reconstruct, medicate, revamp, overhaul, recondition, mend, do up, patch up, apply medication, give treatment |
| doctor
| 5 |
verb |
adulterate, pervert |
alter, load, cut, weight, change |
| doctor
| 15 |
verb |
adulterate, pervert |
add to, misrepresent, fudge, falsify, debase, gloss, sophisticate, deacon, disguise, dilute, spike, water down, tamper with, dope up, mix with |
| document
| 11 |
noun |
written communication |
form, script, evidence, record, paper, diary, testimony, report, language, instrument, pages |
| document
| 5 |
noun |
written communication |
certificate, archive, token, credentials, deed |
| document
| 7 |
verb |
record |
detail, cite, note, report, catalog, register, log |
| document
| 2 |
verb |
record |
chronicle, write down |
| doer
| 9 |
noun |
go-getter |
dynamo, mover and shaker, motivator, achiever, busy person, energetic person, man of action, risk-taker, woman of action |
| dog
| 16 |
noun |
canine mammal |
puppy, cur, stray, tyke, bitch, mutt, hound, mongrel, pup, doggy, pooch, bowwow, fido, flea bag, tail-wagger, man's best friend |
| dog
| 7 |
verb |
chase after; bother |
shadow, pursue, track, trail, tail, tag, trouble |
| dog
| 4 |
verb |
chase after; bother |
hound, plague, haunt, bedog |
| doll
| 3 |
noun |
toy person |
baby, model, figure |
| doll
| 7 |
noun |
toy person |
puppet, moppet, effigy, dolly, marionette, manikin, figurine |
| doll
| 7 |
noun |
generous person |
honey, sweetheart, prince, sweetie, darling, decent person, helpful person |
| doll
| 1 |
noun |
attractive woman |
angel |
| doll
| 28 |
noun |
attractive woman |
dish, babe, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, bunny, tomato, centerfold, peach, sexpot, fox, pin-up, cupcake, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamour girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny |
| dollar
| 4 |
noun |
paper money |
currency, bill, note, single |
| dollar
| 10 |
noun |
paper money |
greenback, buck, clam, certificate, ace, folding money, legal tender, cucumber, one-spot, bank note |
| dolphin
| 1 |
noun |
aquatic mammal |
whale |
| dolphin
| 7 |
noun |
aquatic mammal |
mammal, grampus, narwal, beluga, porpoise, orca, cete |
| dome
| 5 |
noun |
arched part of ceiling |
span, covering, top, roof, bubble |
| dome
| 6 |
noun |
arched part of ceiling |
arcade, bulge, arch, mosque, cupola, vault |
| domestic
| 8 |
adj |
household |
private, pet, home, calm, family, devoted, settled, trained |
| domestic
| 11 |
adj |
household |
homely, sedentary, subdued, submissive, tame, tranquil, stay-at-home, domiciliary, home-loving, homelike, indoor |
| domestic
| 5 |
adj |
not foreign |
national, internal, indigenous, native, municipal |
| domestic
| 6 |
adj |
not foreign |
intestine, homemade, inland, handcrafted, home-grown, intramural |
| dominant
| 12 |
adj |
superior, controlling |
principal, leading, commanding, powerful, effective, main, prevailing, governing, chief, ruling, first, obtaining |
| dominant
| 27 |
adj |
superior, controlling |
preeminent, prevalent, assertive, predominant, ascendant, demonstrative, sovereign, imperative, authoritative, bossy, despotic, domineering, foremost, imperious, overbearing, paramount, predominate, preponderant, presiding, regnant, reigning, supreme, transcendent, outweighing, overbalancing, overweighing, surpassing |
| dominant
| 8 |
adj |
main, primary |
major, outstanding, influential, principal, prevailing, prominent, chief, capital |
| dominant
| 6 |
adj |
main, primary |
preeminent, prevalent, predominant, number one, paramount, stellar |
| dominate
| 13 |
verb |
govern, rule |
control, run, lead, manage, influence, command, dictate, prevail, head, handle, direct, boss, subject |
| dominate
| 27 |
verb |
govern, rule |
overshadow, monopolize, preponderate, outshine, overrule, eclipse, reign, tyrannize, domineer, subjugate, predominate, sway, overbear, call the shots, detract from, have upper hand, hold sway over, keep under thumb, lay down the law, lead by the nose, play first fiddle, prevail over, rule the roost, run the show, sit on top of, superabound, have one's way |
| dominate
| 2 |
verb |
tower above |
overlook, survey |
| dominate
| 6 |
verb |
tower above |
overtop, bestride, overlie, look down upon, loom over, stand over |
| domination
| 9 |
noun |
control; subjection |
influence, sovereignty, power, might, jurisdiction, rule, command, authority, strings |
| domination
| 16 |
noun |
control; subjection |
tyranny, repression, dictatorship, oppression, supremacy, superiority, dominance, sway, despotism, dominion, suppression, prepotency, subordination, ascendancy, preponderancy, prepotence |
| donate
| 7 |
verb |
make a gift of |
give, grant, provide, contribute, devote, award, present |
| donate
| 17 |
verb |
make a gift of |
give away, hand out, bequeath, subscribe, bestow, accord, confer, chip in, dole out, ante up, feed the kitty, get in the act, get it up, lay on, pass the hat, sweeten the pot, do one's part |
| donor
| 2 |
noun |
giver of gift |
contributor, patron |
| donor
| 16 |
noun |
giver of gift |
benefactor, backer, angel, subscriber, philanthropist, savior, benefactress, Santa Claus, donator, altruist, almsgiver, bestower, presenter, conferrer, grantor, heavy hitter |
| doomed
| 10 |
adj |
condemned, hopeless |
done, overwhelmed, destroyed, threatened, lost, ruined, damned, sentenced, sunk, convicted |
| doomed
| 26 |
adj |
condemned, hopeless |
ill-fated, wrecked, cursed, fated, unfortunate, reprobate, overthrown, undone, bewitched, cut down, done for, fey, kiss of death, luckless, star-crossed, predestined, foreordained, menaced, suppressed, bedeviled, que sera sera, dead duck, ill-omened, in the cards, thrown down, unredeemed |
| door
| 4 |
noun |
entrance to room, building |
gate, exit, opening, entry |
| door
| 10 |
noun |
entrance to room, building |
postern, entryway, hatchway, ingress, egress, portal, hatch, aperture, gateway, slammer |
| dork
| 2 |
noun |
clod |
bear, peasant |
| dork
| 12 |
noun |
clod |
rube, oaf, philistine, goon, lout, brute, barbarian, buffoon, churl, boob, cad, vulgarian |
| dork
| 2 |
noun |
stupid person |
fool, stupid |
| dork
| 21 |
noun |
stupid person |
dumbbell, dunce, idiot, goon, dope, blockhead, chump, ignoramus, nitwit, simpleton, boob, sap, dimwit, meathead, airhead, dodo, dumdum, yo-yo, lunkhead, clodpate, lamebrain |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
dolt |
fool |
| dork
| 15 |
noun |
dolt |
dunce, idiot, blockhead, dope, imbecile, nitwit, simpleton, boob, dumbbell, dimwit, meathead, airhead, lunkhead, lamebrain, stupid person |
| dork
| 2 |
noun |
stupid person |
ass, fool |
| dork
| 33 |
noun |
stupid person |
donkey, twit, blockhead, pinhead, lightweight, nerd, dolt, bonehead, oaf, half-wit, idiot, nitwit, buffoon, moron, nincompoop, goof, jerk, dullard, dope, ninny, numskull, imbecile, drip, ignoramus, simpleton, dimwit, birdbrain, schnook, dunderhead, scatterbrain, knucklehead, goof ball, lame-brain |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
odd person; computer expert |
curiosity |
| dork
| 9 |
noun |
odd person; computer expert |
weirdo, freak, nerd, buffoon, guru, goon, dolt, techie, computer specialist |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
stupid person |
fool |
| dork
| 23 |
noun |
stupid person |
dummy, dumbbell, dunce, dullard, idiot, nitwit, dope, imbecile, blockhead, clod, simpleton, dingbat, ignoramus, moron, cretin, dimwit, dolt, dunderhead, born fool, jughead, lamebrain, pea brain, stupid person |
| dork
| 2 |
noun |
very stupid person |
fool, stupid |
| dork
| 20 |
noun |
very stupid person |
jerk, twit, nitwit, moron, kook, bonehead, dumbbell, dunce, blockhead, imbecile, ninny, tomfool, pinhead, ignoramus, simpleton, nincompoop, cretin, dimwit, muttonhead, out to lunch |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
boor |
bear |
| dork
| 17 |
noun |
boor |
bumpkin, buffoon, slob, brute, clod, lummox, clodhopper, oaf, goon, philistine, barbarian, rube, churl, boob, dolt, cad, vulgarian |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
stupid person |
fool |
| dork
| 20 |
noun |
stupid person |
idiot, boob, nerd, dummy, dunce, blockhead, dope, imbecile, loser, loony, dingbat, ignoramus, simpleton, dumbbell, dimwit, dolt, addlepate, halfwit, lamebrain, mental defective |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
geek |
fool |
| dork
| 9 |
noun |
geek |
weirdo, jerk, oaf, dolt, techie, goober, dweeb, goofball, trekkie |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
idiot |
fool |
| dork
| 18 |
noun |
idiot |
dummy, cretin, dunce, jerk, blockhead, bonehead, imbecile, ninny, pinhead, simpleton, numskull, ignoramus, moron, nincompoop, dumbbell, dimwit, halfwit, stupid person |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
idiot |
fool |
| dork
| 21 |
noun |
idiot |
bonehead, dummy, cretin, dunce, jerk, imbecile, blockhead, ninny, pinhead, simpleton, buffoon, nitwit, moron, ignoramus, nincompoop, dumbbell, dimwit, dolt, fathead, halfwit, stupid person |
| dork
| 2 |
noun |
dolt |
fool, stupid |
| dork
| 21 |
noun |
dolt |
dunce, stooge, sap, schmuck, dumbbell, idiot, nitwit, nincompoop, goof, bungler, jerk, goon, dope, ninny, boob, blockhead, ignoramus, simpleton, dimwit, meathead, lunkhead |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
boor |
peasant |
| dork
| 15 |
noun |
boor |
philistine, rube, oaf, goon, lout, yahoo, bear, brute, buffoon, churl, boob, barbarian, cad, chuff, vulgarian |
| dork
| 1 |
noun |
dullard |
fool |
| dork
| 21 |
noun |
dullard |
clod, dummy, numskull, dunce, idiot, blockhead, dope, imbecile, chump, nitwit, simpleton, boob, dumbbell, dimwit, dolt, meathead, airhead, lunkhead, dummkopf, lamebrain, stupid person |
| dose
| 8 |
noun |
portion of drug or other consumable |
measurement, application, lot, measure, prescription, quantity, share, fill |
| dose
| 10 |
noun |
portion of drug or other consumable |
shot, potion, hit, fix, dram, nip, slug, dosage, draught, spoonful |
| double
| 6 |
adj |
in a pair |
second, twin, paired, repeated, twice, coupled |
| double
| 13 |
adj |
in a pair |
dual, binary, duplex, duplicate, twofold, geminate, duplicated, as much again, bifold, binate, dualistic, duple, two times |
| double
| 11 |
noun |
something which exactly resembles another |
angel, match, picture, twin, companion, counterpart, mate, coordinate, portrait, copy, image |
| double
| 11 |
noun |
something which exactly resembles another |
simulacrum, reciprocal, impersonator, ringer, clone, duplicate, replica, dead ringer, spitting image, stand-in, lookalike |
| double
| 5 |
verb |
make two of; make twice as large |
increase, grow, repeat, fold, loop |
| double
| 16 |
verb |
make two of; make twice as large |
augment, magnify, pleat, enlarge, plait, dupe, duplicate, supplement, redouble, multiply, replicate, amplify, infold, plicate, dualize, duplify |
| doubt
| 7 |
noun |
lack of faith, conviction; questioning |
confusion, uncertainty, difficulty, suspicion, fear, problem, dilemma |
| doubt
| 32 |
noun |
lack of faith, conviction; questioning |
hesitation, disbelief, apprehension, reluctance, mistrust, misgiving, distrust, ambiguity, qualm, suspense, skepticism, vacillation, hesitancy, incredulity, diffidence, quandary, disquiet, indecision, incertitude, faithlessness, discredit, rejection, wavering, irresolution, perplexity, dubiety, dubiousness, scruple, demurral, faltering, agnosticism, lack of confidence |
| doubt
| 6 |
verb |
lack confidence in; question |
hesitate, suspect, challenge, imagine, fear, dispute |
| doubt
| 33 |
verb |
lack confidence in; question |
distrust, impugn, vacillate, demur, mistrust, discredit, disbelieve, insinuate, waver, query, fluctuate, scruple, surmise, shilly-shally, misdoubt, misgive, be apprehensive of, be curious, be dubious, be in a quandary, be puzzled, be uncertain, be undetermined, call in question, give no credence, harbor suspicion, have qualms, not buy, read differently, skepticize, smell a rat, take dim view of, wonder at |
| dough
| 10 |
noun |
money |
bread, wealth, cash, coin, currency, funds, chips, change, beans, bucks |
| dough
| 13 |
noun |
money |
cabbage, boodle, loot, greenback, cold cash, hard cash, legal tender, moola, lettuce, clams, dinero, pesos, coinage |
| dozen
| 4 |
noun |
twelve |
twelve, xii, dodecahedral, boxcars |
| draft
| 3 |
noun |
something formulated; plan |
version, outline, abstract |
| draft
| 4 |
noun |
something formulated; plan |
blueprint, delineation, preliminary form, rough sketch |
| draft
| 3 |
noun |
check for paying money |
bill, order, bond |
| draft
| 10 |
noun |
check for paying money |
debenture, coupon, IOU, receipt, warrant, promissory note, cheque, letter of credit, bank draft, money order |
| draft
| 3 |
noun |
gust of air |
current, breeze, wind |
| draft
| 2 |
noun |
gust of air |
puff, eddy |
| draft
| 3 |
noun |
military conscription |
selection, assignment, recruiting |
| draft
| 12 |
noun |
military conscription |
lottery, levy, registration, induction, allotment, roll call, greetings, impressment, selective service, call of duty, call-up, letter from Uncle Sam |
| draft
| 3 |
noun |
drink of beverage |
drain, glass, swallow |
| draft
| 6 |
noun |
drink of beverage |
drench, swill, swig, drag, peg, quaff |
| draft
| 15 |
verb |
formulate |
outline, prepare, design, compose, form, make, draw, invent, project, characterize, shape, fashion, plan, rough, frame |
| draft
| 12 |
verb |
formulate |
devise, forge, draw up, manufacture, delineate, sketch, concoct, skeleton, fabricate, contrive, adumbrate, block out |
| draft
| 5 |
verb |
select for military force |
press, choose, recruit, enroll, impress |
| draft
| 10 |
verb |
select for military force |
muster, enlist, indite, induct, call up, conscript, dragoon, conscribe, sign on, sign up |
| drag
| 6 |
noun |
bad situation |
burden, pain, bother, pill, trouble, bore |
| drag
| 8 |
noun |
bad situation |
impediment, annoyance, hang-up, nuisance, pest, hindrance, encumbrance, sway |
| drag
| 4 |
noun |
a puff while smoking |
pull, draw, breathing, smoke |
| drag
| 1 |
noun |
a puff while smoking |
inhalation |
| drag
| 6 |
verb |
haul something to a new place |
pull, draw, move, transport, truck, trail |
| drag
| 7 |
verb |
haul something to a new place |
tow, lug, yank, hale, magnetize, tug, schlepp |
| drag
| 2 |
verb |
move very slowly |
crawl, delay |
| drag
| 26 |
verb |
move very slowly |
hang, creep, shuffle, procrastinate, traipse, poke, linger, lag, sag, tarry, dawdle, stagnate, loiter, inch, straggle, dally, shamble, mark time, put off, be delayed, be quiescent, encounter difficulty, lag behind, limp along, slow down, trail behind |
| dragon
| 4 |
noun |
monster |
basilisk, hydra, tarragon, wyvern |
| drain
| 3 |
noun |
channel through which liquid runs off |
pipe, sink, outlet |
| drain
| 9 |
noun |
channel through which liquid runs off |
duct, sewer, ditch, culvert, conduit, trench, watercourse, cloaca, cesspool |
| drain
| 21 |
verb |
remove liquid; remove supply |
dry, exhaust, tap, consume, reduce, strain, pump, diminish, suck, empty, tax, decrease, milk, draft, waste, finish, fatigue, wear, withdraw, swallow, spend |
| drain
| 30 |
verb |
remove liquid; remove supply |
siphon, bleed, deplete, divert, sap, debilitate, devitalize, impoverish, bankrupt, dissipate, quaff, evacuate, weary, abate, expend, lessen, get rid of, wear down, tire out, use up, catheterize, bleed dry, draw off, drink up, filter off, free from, get last drop, gulp down, pump out, suck dry |
| drain
| 6 |
verb |
seep, discharge liquid |
reduce, flow, diminish, decline, well, decrease |
| drain
| 14 |
verb |
seep, discharge liquid |
leak, ooze, percolate, dwindle, exude, abate, trickle, effuse, filter off, flow out, leave dry, osmose, run off, taper off |
| drama
| 8 |
noun |
theatrical piece; acting |
play, theater, show, scene, production, comedy, tragedy, boards |
| drama
| 17 |
noun |
theatrical piece; acting |
farce, climax, dramatization, vehicle, show business, melodrama, showmanship, Broadway, footlights, dramaturgy, theatricals, stagecraft, dramatic art, histrionic art, stage show, tear-jerker, thespian art |
| drama
| 7 |
noun |
turmoil in real life |
emotion, tension, scene, excitement, comedy, tragedy, crisis |
| drama
| 7 |
noun |
turmoil in real life |
farce, spectacle, climax, dramatics, histrionics, theatrics, melodrama |
| dramatic
| 8 |
adj |
exciting, moving |
impressive, striking, powerful, sudden, tragic, emotional, affecting, effective |
| dramatic
| 17 |
adj |
exciting, moving |
sensational, startling, breathtaking, thrilling, tense, climactic, theatrical, melodramatic, comic, vivid, expressive, farcical, histrionic, thespian, electrifying, suspenseful, tragicomic |
| draw
| 1 |
noun |
tie in competition |
tie |
| draw
| 7 |
noun |
tie in competition |
stalemate, deadlock, standoff, dead end, dead heat, photo finish, even steven |
| draw
| 14 |
verb |
move something by pulling |
gather, drag, bring, pick, carry, attract, tap, hook, convey, pump, draft, trail, haul, drain |
| draw
| 18 |
verb |
move something by pulling |
elicit, evoke, trawl, extract, tow, lug, educe, cull, jerk, rake, siphon, pluck, tug, fetch, wrench, magnetize, yank, wind in |
| draw
| 18 |
verb |
create a likeness in a picture |
write, paint, mark, frame, describe, design, portray, depict, form, prepare, draft, profile, trace, express, chart, compose, outline, model |
| draw
| 11 |
verb |
create a likeness in a picture |
sketch, formulate, caricature, graph, engrave, etch, delineate, limn, crayon, pencil, map out |
| draw
| 8 |
verb |
deduce |
collect, make, gather, take, get, judge, derive, conclude |
| draw
| 2 |
verb |
deduce |
infer, make out |
| draw
| 9 |
verb |
allure, influence |
prompt, invite, get, take, attract, engage, convince, persuade, charm |
| draw
| 16 |
verb |
allure, influence |
elicit, evoke, lure, fascinate, captivate, induce, entice, wile, bewitch, enchant, magnetize, bring around, argue into, bring forth, call forth, win over |
| draw
| 7 |
verb |
take out, extend |
pick, take, select, choose, drain, stretch, suck |
| draw
| 8 |
verb |
take out, extend |
extort, attenuate, lengthen, respire, elongate, extract, pull out, single out |
| drawer
| 17 |
noun |
container; items in container |
chest, chamber, grip, shell, safe, envelope, cabinet, trunk, box, casing, covering, cover, jacket, bag, basket, tray, wrapping |
| drawer
| 24 |
noun |
container; items in container |
bin, crate, crib, wallet, sheath, integument, receptacle, compact, casket, baggage, wrapper, folder, carton, cartridge, capsule, chassis, coffer, holder, caisson, suitcase, crating, caddy, scabbard, canister |
| drawing
| 8 |
noun |
illustration |
picture, study, design, painting, cartoon, representation, outline, tracing |
| drawing
| 13 |
noun |
illustration |
sketch, layout, etching, work of art, depiction, graphics, likeness, delineation, portrayal, doodle, comp, commercial art, storyboard |
| dream
| 8 |
noun |
illusion, vision |
imagination, nightmare, idea, thought, fantasy, image, impression, speculation |
| dream
| 18 |
noun |
illusion, vision |
delusion, rainbow, vagary, reverie, trance, daydream, fancy, specter, chimera, incubus, hallucination, bubble, wraith, castle in the air, head trip, pie in the sky, pipe dream, mental picture |
| dream
| 6 |
noun |
goal |
desire, wish, ambition, notion, hope, design |
| dream
| 3 |
noun |
goal |
aspiration, flight of fancy, pipe dream |
| dream
| 10 |
verb |
conjure up scenario |
conceive, invent, think, picture, long, hunger, sigh, create, imagine, pine |
| dream
| 30 |
verb |
conjure up scenario |
visualize, daydream, crave, fantasize, concoct, sublimate, formulate, devise, hatch, fancy, hanker, lust, hallucinate, thirst, idealize, brainstorm, envisage, cook up, make up, stargaze, be delirious, be moonstruck, be up in clouds, build castles in air, have a flash, have a nightmare, have a notion, have a vision, search for pot of gold, think up |
| dress
| 10 |
noun |
clothing; woman's garment |
uniform, costume, suit, skirt, covering, shift, habit, outfit, threads, gear |
| dress
| 28 |
noun |
clothing; woman's garment |
gown, frock, attire, garb, apparel, wardrobe, robe, ensemble, accouterment, drape, habiliment, trappings, vestment, things, guise, duds, raiment, tog, dry goods, smock, civvies, muumuu, toga, pinafore, Sunday best, attirement, evening clothes, toggery |
| dress
| 9 |
verb |
put on clothing |
trim, cover, decorate, wear, deck, array, outfit, change, costume |
| dress
| 24 |
verb |
put on clothing |
drape, don, adorn, turn out, attire, clothe, put on, bedeck, ornament, clad, garb, embellish, raiment, primp, apparel, rig, robe, furbish, spruce up, bundle up, fit out, slip into, slip on, suit up |
| dress
| 7 |
verb |
physically prepare; groom |
trim, arrange, decorate, fit, set, straighten, adjust |
| dress
| 6 |
verb |
physically prepare; groom |
do up, ornament, align, dispose, comb, make ready |
| dress
| 4 |
verb |
cover a wound |
treat, attend, bind, heal |
| dress
| 7 |
verb |
cover a wound |
cauterize, sterilize, bandage, cleanse, plaster, give first aid, sew up |
| dressing
| 2 |
noun |
a food mixture |
stuffing, filling |
| dressing
| 1 |
noun |
a food mixture |
forcemeat |
| dressing
| 2 |
noun |
the act of clothing |
decking, arraying |
| dressing
| 4 |
noun |
the act of clothing |
robing, appareling, adorning, getting dressed |
| dressing
| 3 |
noun |
fertilizer |
manure, compost, humus |
| drift
| 12 |
noun |
accumulation |
mountain, set, lot, shock, cluster, hill, mass, deposit, pile, stack, bank, bunch |
| drift
| 7 |
noun |
accumulation |
batch, bundle, heap, alluvion, parcel, mound, clump |
| drift
| 12 |
noun |
meaning, significance of communication |
tendency, direction, object, end, significance, aim, intention, design, progress, import, implication, scope |
| drift
| 4 |
noun |
meaning, significance of communication |
progression, gist, purport, tenor |
| drift
| 11 |
verb |
move aimlessly |
dance, ride, float, flow, slide, sail, wander, aim, tend, gather, coast |
| drift
| 28 |
verb |
move aimlessly |
hover, stray, linger, flit, waft, flutter, wash, meander, amble, stroll, amass, flicker, gallivant, flitter, muck, mosey, scud, malinger, skim, accumulate, gad, saunter, gravitate, be carried along, draw near, go with the tide, go-that-a-way, kick around |
| drill
| 12 |
noun |
practice, exercise |
discipline, preparation, training, assignment, workout, instruction, constitutional, call, dress, marching, drilling, conditioning |
| drill
| 11 |
noun |
practice, exercise |
tryout, repetition, run-through, shakedown, daily dozen, dry run, warm-up, homework, maneuvers, gym, learning by doing |
| drill
| 3 |
noun |
tool for boring |
punch, implement, bit |
| drill
| 13 |
noun |
tool for boring |
auger, gimlet, trephine, trepan, borer, riveter, awl, wimble, corkscrew, jackhammer, dibble, countersink, rotary tool |
| drill
| 5 |
verb |
train, discipline |
practice, break, instruct, teach, exercise |
| drill
| 10 |
verb |
train, discipline |
hone, accustom, rehearse, habituate, break in, tune up, work out, get into shape, lick into shape, walk through |
| drill
| 2 |
verb |
bore hole |
dig, punch |
| drill
| 6 |
verb |
bore hole |
penetrate, pierce, perforate, prick, puncture, sink in |
| drink
| 9 |
noun |
beverage; alcoholic beverage |
alcohol, cup, glass, shot, spirits, liquid, taste, draft, swallow |
| drink
| 15 |
noun |
beverage; alcoholic beverage |
sip, liquor, refreshment, booze, brew, toast, potion, potation, swig, spot, slug, gulp, libation, potable, thirst quencher |
| drink
| 8 |
verb |
take in liquid |
consume, drain, suck, absorb, down, swallow, lap, belt |
| drink
| 31 |
verb |
take in liquid |
inhale, sip, gulp, guzzle, quaff, toast, sponge, gargle, irrigate, slosh, swill, imbibe, swig, indulge, tipple, thirst, sop, booze, dissipate, sup, nip, put away, tank up, slurp, hit the bottle, liquor up, partake of, soak up, toss off, wash down, wet whistle |
| drinkable
| 5 |
noun |
drink |
potation, liquor, beverage, libation, refreshment |
| drive
| 10 |
noun |
journey by vehicle |
tour, ride, run, trip, expedition, turn, pickup, lift, spin, airing |
| drive
| 9 |
noun |
journey by vehicle |
commute, whirl, ramble, outing, excursion, hitch, jaunt, joyride, Sunday drive |
| drive
| 7 |
noun |
campaign for cause |
push, initiative, effort, action, advance, appeal, enterprise |
| drive
| 3 |
noun |
campaign for cause |
crusade, surge, get-up-and-go |
| drive
| 11 |
noun |
person's will to achieve |
initiative, effort, momentum, motivation, energy, motive, pressure, impulse, ambition, enterprise, steam |
| drive
| 19 |
noun |
person's will to achieve |
push, get-up-and-go, gumption, clout, impetus, zip, guts, pep, vigor, punch, vitality, moxie, goods, spunk, stuff, right stuff, fire in belly, impellent, what it takes |
| drive
| 21 |
verb |
move or urge on |
rush, force, inspire, make, motivate, send, encourage, push, prompt, stimulate, chase, pound, provoke, worry, compel, kick, pressure, press, railroad, hurry, shove |
| drive
| 35 |
verb |
move or urge on |
propel, herd, spur, bulldoze, actuate, overwork, coerce, arouse, animate, hound, nag, rouse, goad, prod, instigate, hustle, shepherd, overburden, oblige, induce, hurl, dog, impel, harass, constrain, hasten, egg on, ride herd on, goose, steamroll, act upon, lean on, put up to, spirit up, work on |
| drive
| 27 |
verb |
moving, controlling a vehicle |
fly, run, start, spin, ride, send, guide, turn, drag, steer, cruise, push, operate, speed, travel, transport, wheel, handle, advance, manage, direct, coast, bike, motor, bicycle, roll, cycle |
| drive
| 18 |
verb |
moving, controlling a vehicle |
propel, dash, tool, actuate, impel, mobilize, bear down, burn rubber, floor it, tailgate, burn up the road, fire up, lean on it, make sparks fly, pour it on, step on it, step on the gas, vehiculate |
| drive
| 14 |
verb |
hit with heavy blow |
shoot, knock, plunge, run, beat, strike, throw, dig, sock, punch, pop, butt, stick, sink |
| drive
| 13 |
verb |
hit with heavy blow |
smite, ram, maul, dash, stab, thump, thrust, batter, wham, hammer, whack, jackhammer, twack |
| driver
| 2 |
noun |
person who engineers vehicle |
operator, trainer |
| driver
| 13 |
noun |
person who engineers vehicle |
jockey, motorist, whip, hack, chauffeur, coachman, handler, automobilist, autoist, cabbie, coach person, leadfoot, road hog |
| drop
| 8 |
noun |
globule |
taste, bit, bubble, trace, molecule, spot, particle, tear |
| drop
| 20 |
noun |
globule |
speck, morsel, dash, sip, dab, pearl, splash, iota, bead, nip, smidgen, droplet, crumb, driblet, pinch, drip, trickle, dewdrop, ounce, teardrop |
| drop
| 5 |
noun |
steep decline; hole |
plunge, dip, fall, slope, depth |
| drop
| 7 |
noun |
steep decline; hole |
tumble, abyss, descent, declivity, precipice, chasm, deepness |
| drop
| 9 |
noun |
decrease |
decline, cut, slide, reduction, fall, dip, lowering, upset, slip |
| drop
| 14 |
noun |
decrease |
tumble, slump, deterioration, downturn, descent, downfall, lapse, sag, landslide, precipitation, downswing, downslide, downtrend, fall-off |
| drop
| 3 |
verb |
fall in globules |
drain, snow, descend |
| drop
| 15 |
verb |
fall in globules |
distill, seep, leak, drip, hail, bleed, splash, percolate, bead, precipitate, trickle, dribble, emanate, ooze, trill |
| drop
| 19 |
verb |
let go of; fall |
shoot, decline, lower, plunge, collapse, dump, shed, abandon, slide, slip, knock, release, fell, sink, duck, floor, descend, pitch, ground |
| drop
| 17 |
verb |
let go of; fall |
tumble, dive, slump, plummet, go down, relinquish, loosen, topple, unload, flop, depress, plump, bring down, keel over, give up, cave in, nose-dive |
| drop
| 16 |
verb |
abandon; ignore |
end, stop, leave, lose, cancel, cease, shake, quit, divorce, reject, separate, sacrifice, dismiss, resign, interrupt, desert |
| drop
| 32 |
verb |
abandon; ignore |
repudiate, scratch, forfeit, terminate, abort, ditch, renounce, forsake, jilt, scrub, discontinue, disown, relinquish, remit, kick, break with, call off, cast off, eighty-six, throw over, wipe out, write off, give up, adios, be alienated from, dust off, forget about, have done with, part from, part with, wash out, waste one |
| drown
| 7 |
verb |
submerge in liquid; submerge and die |
soak, flood, sink, plunge, overwhelm, dip, overcome |
| drown
| 21 |
verb |
submerge in liquid; submerge and die |
drench, go down, inundate, immerse, wipe out, swamp, suffocate, engulf, douse, asphyxiate, deluge, prostrate, obliterate, souse, overpower, sop, overflow, stifle, go under, whelm, knock over |
| drug
| 5 |
noun |
medication |
prescription, cure, medicine, pill, essence |
| drug
| 16 |
noun |
medication |
pharmaceutical, poison, narcotic, remedy, stimulant, tonic, potion, dope, sedative, opiate, medicament, depressant, physic, pharmaceutic, medicinal, biologic |
| drug
| 5 |
verb |
put under influence of medication |
hit, relax, fix, dose, treat |
| drug
| 16 |
verb |
put under influence of medication |
medicate, dope, poison, sedate, benumb, numb, stupefy, desensitize, narcotize, deaden, blunt, knock out, anesthetize, analgize, dope up, dose up |
| drum
| 10 |
verb |
beat, tap a beat |
strum, roar, thunder, throb, rap, pulsate, reverberate, boom, tattoo, thrum |
| drunk
| 2 |
adj |
intoxicated by alcohol |
lit, totaled |
| drunk
| 31 |
adj |
intoxicated by alcohol |
tipsy, stoned, stewed, high, plastered, inebriated, crocked, flying, lush, befuddled, sloshed, muddled, glazed, wasted, flushed, potted, groggy, tight, under the influence, laced, tanked, bashed, buzzed, fuddled, boozed up, feeling no pain, juiced, liquored up, seeing double, three sheets to the wind, under the table |
| drunkard
| 2 |
noun |
one who drinks too much |
soak, stiff |
| drunkard
| 20 |
noun |
one who drinks too much |
souse, bacchanal, alcoholic, tippler, lush, inebriate, boozer, wino, drinker, sponge, sot, debauchee, carouser, toper, dipsomaniac, bacchanalian, barfly, bibber, tosspot, wine-bibber |
| dry
| 6 |
adj |
moistureless |
bare, drained, exhausted, desert, baked, hard |
| dry
| 27 |
adj |
moistureless |
dusty, arid, torrid, parched, barren, stale, impoverished, sear, bald, depleted, thirsty, anhydrous, athirst, rainless, dehydrated, sapped, desiccant, shriveled, evaporated, desiccated, dried-up, droughty, juiceless, not irrigated, sapless, unmoistened, waterless |
| dry
| 5 |
adj |
dull, uninteresting |
simple, boring, plain, modest, naked |
| dry
| 19 |
adj |
dull, uninteresting |
dusty, dreary, blah, apathetic, impassive, insipid, matter-of-fact, monotonous, phlegmatic, tedious, tiresome, trite, wearisome, bromidic, weariful, draggy, dull as dishwater, ho hum, inelaborate |
| dry
| 5 |
adj |
sarcastic, sharp-tongued |
sharp, harsh, cutting, biting, subtle |
| dry
| 17 |
adj |
sarcastic, sharp-tongued |
sour, salty, keen, caustic, restrained, tart, acerbic, arcane, cynical, deadpan, droll, humorous, low-key, sardonic, satirical, sly, ironical |
| dry
| 7 |
verb |
take moisture out of |
exhaust, drain, wilt, bake, wipe, empty, concentrate |
| dry
| 25 |
verb |
take moisture out of |
sear, evaporate, blot, wither, deplete, shrivel, sponge, dehydrate, kiln, swab, parch, condense, harden, mummify, exsiccate, desiccate, stale, scorch, dehumidify, towel, freeze-dry, anhydrate, soak up, torrefy, wizen |
| drywall
| 4 |
noun |
wall material |
Sheetrock, gyp board, plasterboard, wallboard |
| duck
| 9 |
verb |
drop down; avoid |
bow, bend, escape, lower, plunge, fence, shy, double, dip |
| duck
| 14 |
verb |
drop down; avoid |
dodge, crouch, dive, sidestep, evade, elude, shun, lurch, parry, stoop, submerge, shirk, bob, move to side |
| due
| 4 |
adj |
unpaid; owing money |
scheduled, owed, outstanding, expected |
| due
| 13 |
adj |
unpaid; owing money |
payable, overdue, IOU, chargeable, mature, unsatisfied, unsettled, receivable, collectible, in arrears, not met, to be paid, unliquidated |
| due
| 13 |
adj |
appropriate, proper |
deserved, good, fit, fair, fitting, right, coming, becoming, just, merited, suitable, earned, justified |
| due
| 6 |
adj |
appropriate, proper |
requisite, equitable, obligatory, rightful, condign, rhadamanthine |
| due
| 5 |
adv |
directly |
right, straight, dead, direct, exactly |
| due
| 2 |
adv |
directly |
straightly, undeviatingly |
| due
| 13 |
noun |
expected reward |
right, rate, compensation, interest, payment, claim, title, satisfaction, need, privilege, deserts, rights, merits |
| due
| 14 |
noun |
expected reward |
repayment, retribution, comeuppance, prerogative, retaliation, reprisal, revenge, vengeance, recompense, guerdon, perquisite, entitlement, be in line for, what is coming to one |
| duke
| 5 |
verb |
punch competitively |
hit, mix, sock, slap, strike |
| duke
| 9 |
verb |
punch competitively |
slug, buffet, scrap, cuff, clout, wallop, spar, whack, exchange blows |
| duke
| 4 |
noun |
member of royal or important family |
count, gentleman, peer, lady |
| duke
| 15 |
noun |
member of royal or important family |
aristocrat, patrician, royalty, lord, emperor, prince, empress, blue blood, archduchess, archduke, countess, gentlewoman, princess, duchess, silk stocking |
| duke
| 5 |
noun |
historically, person who ruled an area |
king, queen, royal, lady, count |
| duke
| 40 |
noun |
historically, person who ruled an area |
monarch, emperor, czar, majesty, empress, mogul, kaiser, prince, baron, sovereign, potentate, lord, dame, tycoon, baroness, overlord, magnate, sultan, shah, sultana, rani, mikado, rex, caliph, khan, caesar, dynast, rajah, czarina, maharani, princess, duchess, countess, maharajah, pasha, oligarch, contessa, crowned head, gerent, imperator |
| duke
| 10 |
noun |
master |
commander, captain, superior, bishop, leader, dad, peer, king, count, governor |
| duke
| 24 |
noun |
master |
liege, aristocrat, prince, nobleman, overlord, baron, sovereign, potentate, monarch, noble, patrician, ruler, magnate, don, royalty, nobility, old man, seigneur, parliamentarian, viscount, earl, marquis, commandant, man upstairs |
| duke
| 3 |
noun |
man of noble birth |
count, gentleman, peer |
| duke
| 16 |
noun |
man of noble birth |
aristocrat, patrician, emperor, noble, baron, valet, knight, lord, prince, marquis, earl, archduke, magnifico, grandee, baronet, viscount |
| dull
| 9 |
adj |
unintelligent |
slow, simple, boring, stupid, dumb, shallow, low, dense, thick |
| dull
| 28 |
adj |
unintelligent |
tedious, dim, sluggish, addled, backward, besotted, brainless, daffy, daft, dim-witted, half-baked, ignorant, indolent, insensate, moronic, obtuse, scatterbrained, stolid, vacuous, wearisome, witless, doltish, feeble-minded, imbecilic, simple-minded, not bright, numskulled, unintellectual |
| dull
| 14 |
adj |
insensitive |
flat, slow, boring, quiet, even, depressed, blank, still, empty, dead, heavy, regular, routine, usual |
| dull
| 28 |
adj |
insensitive |
lifeless, listless, placid, sluggish, slack, callous, accustomed, apathetic, colorless, impassible, inactive, indifferent, inert, insensible, jejune, languid, lumpy, monotonous, prosaic, spiritless, stagnant, stolid, torpid, unexciting, unresponsive, unsympathetic, vacuous, passionless |
| dull
| 14 |
adj |
boring, uninteresting |
dry, flat, stupid, ordinary, plain, stock, tired, common, dead, familiar, heavy, routine, usual, abused |
| dull
| 37 |
adj |
boring, uninteresting |
tedious, humdrum, repetitive, dreary, tame, dismal, tiresome, stale, archaic, arid, blah, colorless, commonplace, hackneyed, hoary, insipid, jejune, monotonous, out-of-date, pointless, prolix, prosaic, repetitious, run-of-the-mill, soporific, trite, unimaginative, vapid, worn-out, uninspiring, driveling, big yawn, ho hum, longwinded, oft-repeated, prosy, usual thing |
| dull
| 4 |
adj |
not sharp |
flat, square, round, turned |
| dull
| 11 |
adj |
not sharp |
blunt, edentate, obtuse, pointless, blunted, edentulate, edgeless, not keen, toothless, unpointed, unsharpened |
| dull
| 12 |
adj |
uneventful |
flat, slow, tight, boring, quiet, even, depressed, still, dead, regular, routine, usual |
| dull
| 23 |
adj |
uneventful |
lifeless, listless, placid, sluggish, slack, yawn, accustomed, apathetic, blah, inactive, inert, languid, monotonous, slothful, stagnant, stolid, torpid, unexciting, unresponsive, draggy, falling off, sitting tight, without incident |
| dull
| 11 |
adj |
drab, lackluster in effect on senses |
flat, dark, cold, soft, blind, plain, black, low, faded, dead, softened |
| dull
| 31 |
adj |
drab, lackluster in effect on senses |
subdued, dim, muddy, somber, hazy, lifeless, dismal, cloudy, obscure, overcast, muffled, sober, ashen, colorless, dingy, dusky, feeble, grimy, indistinct, leaden, mousy, murky, opaque, shadowy, sooty, muted, dun, matte, subfusc, toned-down, unlit |
| dump
| 1 |
noun |
junkyard |
magazine |
| dump
| 9 |
noun |
junkyard |
depot, swamp, cesspool, ash heap, dumping ground, garbage lot, junk pile, refuse heap, rubbish pile |
| dump
| 1 |
noun |
slummy establishment |
hole |
| dump
| 9 |
noun |
slummy establishment |
shack, pigpen, mess, shanty, sty, joint, slum, hovel, pigsty |
| dump
| 6 |
verb |
drop, throw away |
drain, leave, deposit, empty, tip, cast |
| dump
| 23 |
verb |
drop, throw away |
unload, dispose of, get rid of, discard, discharge, ditch, jettison, scrap, junk, eject, expel, exude, fling, chuck, evacuate, unpack, clear out, throw out, deep-six, fling down, let fall, throw down, throw overboard |
| dumpling
| 4 |
noun |
infant |
youngster, child, kid, button |
| dumpling
| 25 |
noun |
infant |
babe, chick, toddler, deduction, suckling, nipper, bambino, nursling, tot, newborn, bundle, bairn, dividend, cherub, buttercup, write-off, tad, preemie, papoose, crawler, angelface, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one |
| dumpling
| 5 |
noun |
baby |
youngster, child, kid, boy, button |
| dumpling
| 28 |
noun |
baby |
suckling, bairn, newborn, milksop, tot, mollycoddle, toddler, nursling, babe, nipper, bambino, bundle, dividend, deduction, chick, cherub, weakling, write-off, buttercup, tad, preemie, papoose, crawler, angelface, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one |
| dumpling
| 5 |
noun |
baby |
infant, youngster, child, kid, button |
| dumpling
| 26 |
noun |
baby |
bairn, suckling, tot, toddler, nursling, babe, nipper, bambino, bundle, dividend, newborn, deduction, chick, cherub, write-off, tad, buttercup, preemie, papoose, crawler, angelface, bundle of joy, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one |
| dumpling
| 5 |
noun |
baby |
infant, youngster, child, kid, button |
| dumpling
| 26 |
noun |
baby |
suckling, bairn, newborn, tot, toddler, neonate, babe, nipper, bambino, bundle, dividend, deduction, chick, cherub, write-off, buttercup, preemie, tad, papoose, crawler, angelface, bundle of joy, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one |
| dupe
| 2 |
noun |
person who is fooled |
fool, victim |
| dupe
| 11 |
noun |
person who is fooled |
patsy, sitting duck, sucker, fish, mark, butt, chump, sap, pushover, easy mark, pigeon |
| dupe
| 4 |
verb |
fool someone |
cheat, trick, catch, kid |
| dupe
| 31 |
verb |
fool someone |
baffle, victimize, swindle, bamboozle, mislead, betray, deceive, hoodwink, defraud, delude, flimflam, hoax, rook, shaft, hornswoggle, outwit, gull, overreach, dust, beguile, circumvent, spoof, cozen, con, double-cross, rip off, chicane, jerk around, pull something, rope in, pull one's leg |
| duration
| 9 |
noun |
length of action, event |
span, period, extent, term, run, stretch, spell, tide, time |
| duration
| 7 |
noun |
length of action, event |
continuation, continuance, continuity, prolongation, endurance, persistence, perpetuation |
| dusk
| 2 |
noun |
early evening |
dark, night |
| dusk
| 9 |
noun |
early evening |
nightfall, twilight, sunset, sundown, eventide, gloom, gloaming, dimday, dimmet |
| dust
| 7 |
noun |
tiny particles in the air |
dirt, soil, powder, earth, refuse, ground, fragments |
| dust
| 14 |
noun |
tiny particles in the air |
grime, soot, grit, smut, ashes, filth, lint, sand, loess, granules, cinders, flakes, dust bunnies, gilings |
| dust
| 5 |
verb |
sprinkle tiny particles |
spray, scatter, spread, cover, powder |
| dust
| 3 |
verb |
sprinkle tiny particles |
sift, dredge, besprinkle |
| duty
| 31 |
noun |
responsibility, assignment |
function, task, business, service, office, work, charge, commitment, contract, commission, job, role, burden, need, obligation, load, province, string, weight, undertaking, engagement, mission, calling, must, part, station, trouble, trust, dues, occupation, pains |
| duty
| 9 |
noun |
responsibility, assignment |
chore, onus, hook, millstone, committal, devoir, minding the store, ought, taking care of business |
| duty
| 7 |
noun |
tax on foreign goods |
rate, revenue, due, custom, toll, customs, assessment |
| duty
| 4 |
noun |
tax on foreign goods |
levy, tariff, excise, impost |
| duty
| 8 |
noun |
moral obligation |
liability, charge, loyalty, burden, accountability, conscience, respect, integrity |
| duty
| 13 |
noun |
moral obligation |
faithfulness, pledge, amenability, obedience, allegiance, reverence, deference, honesty, good faith, devoir, answerability, accountableness, call of duty |
| dynamic
| 12 |
adj |
active, vital |
productive, effective, influential, powerful, compelling, progressive, changing, aggressive, electric, driving, intense, magnetic |
| dynamic
| 25 |
adj |
active, vital |
vigorous, energetic, forceful, potent, lively, charismatic, go-getter, go-ahead, energizing, enterprising, forcible, lusty, peppy, strenuous, vehement, zippy, vitalizing, activating, coming on strong, go-getting, highpowered, hyped-up, play for keeps, play hard ball, red-blooded |
| eager
| 7 |
adj |
anxious, enthusiastic |
ambitious, longing, intent, wild, desiring, heated, pining |
| eager
| 37 |
adj |
anxious, enthusiastic |
restless, thirsty, hungry, greedy, impatient, keen, hankering, yearning, earnest, craving, acquisitive, agog, antsy, ardent, athirst, avid, breathless, covetous, desirous, fervent, fervid, gung ho, hot, restive, solicitous, vehement, voracious, wishful, zealous, appetent, champing at the bit, dying to, hot to trot, ready and willing, self-starting, warmblooded, rarin' to go |
| eagle
| 1 |
noun |
person who flies aircraft |
pilot |
| eagle
| 9 |
noun |
person who flies aircraft |
navigator, flier, jockey, ace, hotshot, aeronaut, barnstormer, airperson, bird legs |
| eagle
| 5 |
noun |
person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle |
captain, leader, lead, director, guide |
| eagle
| 20 |
noun |
person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle |
flier, navigator, aviator, scout, jockey, dean, conductor, bellwether, ace, flyer, aerialist, coxswain, steerer, aeronaut, doyen/doyenne, helmsperson, one at the controls, one at the wheel, steersperson, wheelperson |
| ear
| 14 |
noun |
attention |
taste, mind, remark, perception, observation, discrimination, sensitivity, regard, notice, hearing, note, appreciation, consideration, mark |
| ear
| 2 |
noun |
attention |
observance, heed |
| early
| 11 |
adj |
in the beginning |
previous, fresh, initial, new, recent, ancient, original, prime, prior, raw, young |
| early
| 18 |
adj |
in the beginning |
aboriginal, antecedent, antediluvian, antiquated, budding, preceding, premier, primal, primeval, primitive, primordial, pristine, undeveloped, brand-new, early bird, a bit previous, prevenient, proleptical |
| early
| 7 |
adj |
sooner than expected |
briefly, shortly, soon, directly, quick, immediately, previous |
| early
| 25 |
adj |
sooner than expected |
beforehand, promptly, unexpectedly, prematurely, betimes, ahead of time, anon, presently, pronto, too soon, early bird, a bit previous, before long, bright and early, ere long, far ahead, in advance, in good time, in the bud, in time, on short notice, on the dot, oversoon, proximately, with time to spare |
| early
| 8 |
adv |
sooner than expected |
quick, soon, immediate, previous, advanced, direct, prompt, unexpected |
| early
| 22 |
adv |
sooner than expected |
beforehand, ahead of time, immature, preceding, precocious, premature, pronto, punctual, seasonable, speedy, untimely, anticipative, anticipatory, precipitant, before appointed time, matinal, on short notice, on the dot, overearly, oversoon, preexistent, unanticipated |
| early
| 6 |
adv |
immediately |
recently, soon, directly, first, instantly, newly |
| early
| 18 |
adv |
immediately |
timely, right away, promptly, betimes, instantaneously, presto, summarily, thereupon, straightaway, at once, freshly, in a jiffy, in an instant, in no time, primitively, seasonably, thereon, without delay |
| earth science
| 9 |
noun |
the earth's features; study of land |
topography, geopolitics, geology, cartography, physiography, topology, chorography, geopolitical study, physiographics |
| earthquake
| 5 |
noun |
tremor from inside the earth |
shock, slip, fault, shake, movement |
| earthquake
| 12 |
noun |
tremor from inside the earth |
upheaval, temblor, undulation, seism, quake, convulsion, microseism, trembler, quaker, macroseism, seimicity, seismism |
| east
| 1 |
adj |
situated to the east |
eastern |
| east
| 2 |
adj |
situated to the east |
oriental, gerontogeous |
| easy
| 17 |
adj |
not difficult |
accessible, simple, clear, smooth, obvious, apparent, basic, elementary, evident, light, little, mere, plain, royal, slight, snap, yielding |
| easy
| 27 |
adj |
not difficult |
straightforward, effortless, uncomplicated, cinch, facile, inconsiderable, manageable, manifest, nothing to it, paltry, picnic, piece of cake, pushover, uninvolved, painless, easily done, no bother, no problem, no sweat, no trouble, not burdensome, plain sailing, simple as ABC, undemanding, untroublesome, wieldy, child's play |
| easy
| 22 |
adj |
leisurely, relaxed |
slow, secure, successful, peaceful, smooth, quiet, comfortable, pleasant, soft, calm, composed, content, contented, flowing, gentle, light, mild, moderate, running, satisfied, substantial, thriving |
| easy
| 26 |
adj |
leisurely, relaxed |
effortless, carefree, comfy, commodious, cozy, cushy, fluent, forthright, languid, prosperous, serene, snug, spontaneous, temperate, tranquil, undisturbed, unhurried, untroubled, well-to-do, easeful, at ease, cursive, in clover, undemanding, unexacting, unworried |
| easy
| 11 |
adj |
tolerant, permissive |
flexible, soft, accommodating, forgiving, gentle, liberal, light, mild, moderate, trusting, excusing |
| easy
| 35 |
adj |
tolerant, permissive |
amenable, benign, charitable, clement, compassionate, compliant, condoning, easygoing, forbearing, gullible, indulgent, kindly, lax, lenient, merciful, naive, submissive, susceptible, sympathetic, temperate, tractable, biddable, dupable, exploitable, deceivable, deludable, fleeceable, humoring, mollycoddling, pampering, pardoning, spoiling, unburdensome, unoppressive, unsuspicious |
| easy
| 13 |
adj |
good-humored |
pleasant, natural, smooth, secure, casual, diplomatic, familiar, friendly, gentle, informal, mild, open, relaxed |
| easy
| 21 |
adj |
good-humored |
affable, amiable, carefree, complaisant, good-natured, graceful, gracious, gregarious, obliging, polite, sociable, suave, tolerant, unaffected, unpretentious, urbane, good-tempered, unforced, at ease, unanxious, undemanding |
| eat
| 8 |
verb |
consume food |
feed, chew, bite, attack, pick, swallow, absorb, wolf |
| eat
| 42 |
verb |
consume food |
dine, inhale, nibble, ingest, devour, gormandize, scarf, snack, cram, masticate, scoff, dispatch, graze, bolt, sup, nosh, gorge, ruminate, munch, banquet, digest, break bread, dispose of, fall to, pig out, polish off, put away, take in, lunch, breakfast, chow down, feast upon, gobble up, have a bite, have a meal, have for, make pig of oneself, partake of, peck at, pork out, take food, take nourishment |
| eat
| 8 |
verb |
erode, wear away; use up |
bite, drain, exhaust, spill, melt, disappear, vanish, dissolve |
| eat
| 15 |
verb |
erode, wear away; use up |
nibble, gnaw, crumble, squander, disintegrate, decay, liquefy, condense, corrode, dissipate, decompose, rot, rust, run through, waste away |
| eavesdrop
| 5 |
verb |
listen without permission |
spy, wire, tap, monitor, bug |
| eavesdrop
| 9 |
verb |
listen without permission |
snoop, pry, overhear, listen in, wiretap, be all ears, bend an ear, ears into, tune in on |
| echo
| 5 |
noun |
repeat, copy |
reflection, ringing, answer, reply, mirror |
| echo
| 12 |
noun |
repeat, copy |
imitation, reverberation, repetition, parallel, rebound, reiteration, repercussion, reproduction, mirror image, rubber stamp, onomatopoeia, parroting |
| echo
| 8 |
verb |
repeat, copy |
respond, recall, reflect, mirror, ring, react, resemble, second |
| echo
| 17 |
verb |
repeat, copy |
reiterate, resound, reverberate, parallel, ditto, parrot, imitate, mimic, vibrate, reproduce, impersonate, redouble, ape, do like, go like, make like, rubber-stamp |
| economic
| 5 |
adj |
business-related; financial |
fiscal, industrial, commercial, material, productive |
| economic
| 11 |
adj |
business-related; financial |
monetary, pecuniary, profitable, remunerative, solvent, viable, budgetary, bread-and-butter, mercantile, money-making, profit-making |
| economics
| 2 |
noun |
commerce |
business, finance |
| economics
| 2 |
noun |
commerce |
social science, the dismal science |
| economist
| 2 |
noun |
statistician |
business analyst, financial expert |
| economy
| 6 |
noun |
saving, frugality |
recession, decrease, reduction, regulation, direction, care |
| economy
| 29 |
noun |
saving, frugality |
layoff, parsimony, meanness, cutback, providence, discretion, thriftiness, thrift, abridgement, restraint, prudence, carefulness, curtailment, austerity, husbandry, supervision, deduction, moratorium, shrinkage, caution, stinginess, miserliness, niggardliness, rollback, retrenchment, parcity, scrimping, skimping, sparingness |
| edge
| 28 |
noun |
border, outline |
end, boundary, point, tip, mouth, side, shore, rim, lip, peak, threshold, corner, line, margin, frame, bound, bend, limb, ring, skirt, frontier, split, term, butt, hook, turn, limit, trimming |
| edge
| 19 |
noun |
border, outline |
perimeter, fringe, verge, brink, crook, curb, brim, contour, crust, periphery, ledge, hem, molding, portal, strand, circumference, extremity, outskirt, berm |
| edge
| 4 |
noun |
advantage |
lead, draw, start, odds |
| edge
| 9 |
noun |
advantage |
superiority, dominance, vantage, handicap, bulge, ascendancy, allowance, upper hand, head start |
| edge
| 9 |
verb |
border, trim |
outline, skirt, bound, surround, shape, rim, decorate, bind, margin |
| edge
| 3 |
verb |
border, trim |
fringe, verge, hem |
| edge
| 2 |
verb |
defeat narrowly |
ease, steal |
| edge
| 10 |
verb |
defeat narrowly |
inch, creep, sidle, infiltrate, worm, nose out, slip by, slip past, squeeze by, squeeze past |
| edge
| 1 |
verb |
sharpen |
file |
| edge
| 6 |
verb |
sharpen |
hone, grind, whet, polish, sharpen, strop |
| edible
| 2 |
adj |
able to be eaten |
good, fit |
| edible
| 14 |
adj |
able to be eaten |
succulent, tasty, savory, comestible, eatable, digestible, harmless, nourishing, nutritious, palatable, toothsome, wholesome, esculent, nutritive |
| edition
| 9 |
noun |
issue of publication |
publication, volume, program, version, release, copy, impression, printing, number |
| edition
| 4 |
noun |
issue of publication |
imprint, reprinting, reissue, reprint |
| education
| 21 |
noun |
instruction, development of knowledge |
discipline, information, training, science, study, schooling, improvement, culture, learning, teaching, scholarship, guidance, civilization, direction, finish, background, reading, preparation, coaching, drilling, rearing |
| education
| 21 |
noun |
instruction, development of knowledge |
literacy, cultivation, erudition, tutelage, edification, brainwashing, indoctrination, breeding, enlightenment, tuition, refinement, nurture, catechism, pedagogy, tutoring, learnedness, inculcation, proselytism, apprenticeship, book learning, propagandism |
| educational
| 2 |
adj |
instructional |
academic, cultural |
| educational
| 7 |
adj |
instructional |
scholarly, didactic, informative, instructive, informational, scholastic, tutorial |
| effect
| 12 |
noun |
result |
development, reaction, event, consequence, outcome, issue, response, end, sequence, fruit, conclusion, waves |
| effect
| 25 |
noun |
result |
repercussion, side effect, ramification, aftermath, precipitate, outgrowth, spin-off, sequel, denouement, corollary, backwash, upshot, eventuality, reflex, backlash, flak, can of worms, chain reaction, end product, follow through, fallout, aftereffect, pursuance, follow-up, causatum |
| effect
| 23 |
noun |
impact, impression |
use, strength, force, power, sense, influence, reality, meaning, significance, action, effectiveness, fact, enforcement, weight, implementation, essence, drift, validity, mark, efficiency, purpose, import, execution |
| effect
| 6 |
noun |
impact, impression |
vigor, efficacy, purport, imprint, clout, tenor |
| effect
| 22 |
verb |
carry out, accomplish |
enforce, achieve, implement, realize, enact, secure, conclude, buy, sell, render, perform, make, cause, begin, complete, produce, generate, execute, conceive, yield, initiate, create |
| effect
| 28 |
verb |
carry out, accomplish |
bring about, effectuate, actuate, actualize, unzip, invoke, procure, induce, consummate, fulfill, bring off, bring on, draw on, get across, turn out, carry through, do a number, do the job, do the trick, do to a T, get to, give rise to, make it, make waves, pull it off, put across, turn the trick, do one's thing |
| effective
| 22 |
adj |
productive, persuasive |
useful, impressive, efficient, sufficient, powerful, direct, practical, valid, compelling, active, adequate, able, capable, convincing, live, moving, producing, serving, sound, striking, telling, yielding |
| effective
| 19 |
adj |
productive, persuasive |
potent, competent, forceful, effectual, efficacious, cogent, emphatic, energetic, forcible, on the ball, operative, serviceable, trenchant, virtuous, wicked, resultant, having lead in pencil, playing hardball, powerhouse |
| effective
| 6 |
adj |
in use at the time |
active, dynamic, direct, actual, current, real |
| effective
| 5 |
adj |
in use at the time |
in effect, operative, in execution, in force, in operation |
| efficient
| 23 |
adj |
adept, effective |
productive, useful, able, capable, powerful, skilled, dynamic, active, valuable, tough, adequate, accomplished, adapted, economic, experienced, expert, fitted, organized, practiced, qualified, ready, saving, talented |
| efficient
| 25 |
adj |
adept, effective |
profitable, energetic, skillful, potent, economical, competent, decisive, apt, businesslike, clever, conducive, deft, effectual, efficacious, handy, masterly, proficient, shrewd, systematic, virtuous, equal to, familiar with, good at, good for, well-organized |
| effort
| 39 |
noun |
work, exertion |
training, attempt, power, intention, industry, creation, exercise, battle, production, struggle, push, force, resolution, achievement, essay, energy, strain, discipline, aim, stretch, labor, application, tension, product, drill, act, job, purpose, trouble, pull, stress, undertaking, accomplishment, try, trial, sweat, venture, enterprise, pains |
| effort
| 18 |
noun |
work, exertion |
endeavor, shot, go, deed, feat, crack, whack, travail, fling, stab, tug, aspiration, strife, toil, spurt, elbow grease, old college try, striving |
| egg
| 11 |
noun |
seed, cell; embryo of an animal |
spawn, ovum, rudiment, germ, nucleus, bud, cackle, roe, oospore, cackleberry, yellow eye |
| ego
| 2 |
noun |
personality |
character, self |
| ego
| 4 |
noun |
personality |
psyche, self-pride, self-admiration, selfdom |
| ejaculate
| 5 |
verb |
eject semen |
discharge, climax, come, spurt, have an orgasm |
| ejaculation
| 1 |
noun |
an orgasm |
emission |
| ejaculation
| 5 |
noun |
an orgasm |
emanation, climax, copulation, secretion, discharge |
| elbow
| 8 |
noun |
angular part of arm; angularly shaped item |
joint, fork, angle, curve, bow, turn, bend, corner |
| elbow
| 7 |
noun |
angular part of arm; angularly shaped item |
crook, hinge, crutch, funny bone, ancon, crazy bone, half turn |
| elbow
| 7 |
verb |
push aside |
knock, shove, hook, shoulder, press, bend, crowd |
| elbow
| 6 |
verb |
push aside |
nudge, bump, bulldoze, hustle, jostle, rough and tumble |
| elderly
| 7 |
adj |
in old age |
aging, aged, old, retired, ancient, tired, declining |
| elderly
| 10 |
adj |
in old age |
gray, hoary, venerable, olden, been around, long in tooth, lot of mileage, no spring chicken, on last leg, over the hill |
| elect
| 17 |
verb |
select as representative; choose |
appoint, resolve, name, conclude, receive, accept, admit, take, determine, pick, vote, tap, prefer, mark, settle, judge, ballot |
| elect
| 11 |
verb |
select as representative; choose |
nominate, designate, cull, vote for, decide upon, go down the line, opt for, optate, pick out, settle on, single out |
| election
| 15 |
noun |
choosing; voting |
selection, appointment, decision, primary, poll, ballot, option, choice, determination, preference, franchise, alternative, judgment, ticket, polls |
| election
| 3 |
noun |
choosing; voting |
referendum, balloting, vote-casting |
| electorate
| 1 |
noun |
voters |
voter |
| electorate
| 3 |
noun |
voters |
constituency, body politic, registered voters |
| electricity
| 7 |
noun |
energized matter, power |
heat, service, tension, light, current, spark, utilities |
| electricity
| 10 |
noun |
energized matter, power |
juice, galvanism, AC, DC, electron, voltage, ignition, electromagneticism, hot stuff, magneticism |
| electron
| 7 |
noun |
energized matter, power |
heat, service, tension, light, current, spark, utilities |
| electron
| 9 |
noun |
energized matter, power |
juice, galvanism, AC, DC, voltage, ignition, electromagneticism, hot stuff, magneticism |
| electronic
| 7 |
adj |
photoelectric |
computerized, anodic, autoelectronic, cathodic, photoelectronic, thermionic, voltaic |
| electronic game
| 5 |
noun |
game on computer |
computer game, computerized game, Nintendo [tm], Playstation [tm], Xbox [tm] |
| electronics
| 3 |
noun |
electronic devices |
televisions, radios, computers |
| electronics
| 9 |
noun |
electronic devices |
VCRs, camcorders, stereos, transistors, CD players, computer chips, electronic components, integrated circuitry, video cameras |
| elegant
| 17 |
adj |
beautiful, tasteful |
grand, simple, delicate, neat, classic, handsome, affected, appropriate, artistic, choice, effective, fine, nice, rare, rich, select, superior |
| elegant
| 36 |
adj |
beautiful, tasteful |
chic, polished, stately, ornate, fashionable, opulent, luxurious, sumptuous, fancy, stylish, graceful, refined, dignified, exquisite, apt, aristocratic, august, clever, comely, courtly, cultured, dainty, genteel, ingenious, majestic, modish, noble, ostentatious, overdone, stuffy, turgid, well-bred, cultivated, stylized, ornamented, recherché |
| element
| 27 |
noun |
essential feature |
fundamental, item, material, component, detail, member, matter, part, view, principle, aspect, factor, bit, piece, ingredient, basic, trace, particle, basis, hint, section, drop, stem, portion, particular, root, unit |
| element
| 3 |
noun |
essential feature |
subdivision, facet, constituent |
| element
| 5 |
noun |
place where one feels comfortable |
domain, medium, field, environment, sphere |
| element
| 2 |
noun |
place where one feels comfortable |
milieu, habitation |
| elementary particle
| 4 |
noun |
basic constituent of matter |
atomic particle, fundamental particle, subatomic particle, ultraelementary particle |
| elephant
| 5 |
noun |
large mammal |
pachyderm, mammoth, boar, tusker, mastodon |
| eligible
| 11 |
adj |
fit, worthy |
likely, qualified, acceptable, suitable, appropriate, becoming, fitted, licensed, proper, suited, trained |
| eligible
| 14 |
adj |
fit, worthy |
desirable, discretionary, elective, preferable, privileged, satisfactory, seemly, usable, employable, capable of, equal to, in line for, in the running, up to |
| eliminate
| 10 |
verb |
remove, throw out |
ignore, defeat, cancel, exclude, drop, murder, kill, reject, dismiss, waste |
| eliminate
| 39 |
verb |
remove, throw out |
wipe out, knock out, oust, dispose of, get rid of, waive, stamp out, erase, disqualify, phase out, eradicate, invalidate, annihilate, eject, expel, liquidate, omit, terminate, slay, discard, disregard, exterminate, discharge, evict, bump off, count out, cut out, dispense with, do away with, put out, rub out, rule out, blot out, cast out, drive out, leave out, set aside, shut the door on, take out |
| elite
| 8 |
adj |
best, first-class |
exclusive, elect, top, pick, choice, super, selected, greatest |
| elite
| 13 |
adj |
best, first-class |
noble, crack, cool, aristocratic, out of sight, out of this world, top-notch, topflight, gilt-edged, tip-top, top drawer, upper-class, world-class |
| elite
| 15 |
noun |
high-class persons |
society, celebrity, establishment, prime, flower, elect, prize, crowd, top, choice, best, pride, quality, cream, select |
| elite
| 20 |
noun |
high-class persons |
aristocracy, gentility, fat, gentry, nobility, beautiful people, blue blood, high society, upper class, upper crust, fast lane, carriage trade, country club set, glitterati, in-crowd, jet-set, main line, old money, optimacy, crème de la crème |
| eloquent
| 12 |
adj |
having a skillful way with words |
powerful, articulate, touching, moving, vocal, affecting, stirring, impressive, meaningful, significant, telling, revealing |
| eloquent
| 26 |
adj |
having a skillful way with words |
outspoken, vivid, impassioned, forceful, persuasive, ardent, poignant, passionate, expressive, fervent, fervid, fluent, glib, grandiloquent, graphic, indicative, magniloquent, potent, rhetorical, sententious, silver-tongued, suggestive, voluble, facund, smooth-spoken, well-expressed |
| embark
| 3 |
verb |
get on transportation object |
enter, launch, board |
| embark
| 12 |
verb |
get on transportation object |
commence, set sail, entrain, emplane, go aboard ship, leave port, plunge into, put on board, set about, set out, take on board, take ship |
| embarrassment
| 10 |
noun |
humiliation, shame |
dilemma, mess, confusion, difficulty, mistake, puzzle, fix, complexity, bind, poverty |
| embarrassment
| 36 |
noun |
humiliation, shame |
chagrin, unease, distress, strait, hitch, uneasiness, plight, tangle, mortification, awkwardness, indebtedness, indiscretion, scrape, snag, bashfulness, timidity, destitution, shyness, inhibition, clumsiness, stew, discomfiture, predicament, discomposure, pinch, quandary, pickle, boo boo, faux pas, hot seat, hot water, impecuniosity, self-consciousness, disconcertion, awkward situation, egg on face |
| embassy
| 4 |
noun |
residence, offices of overseas representatives |
commission, ministry, mission, committee |
| embassy
| 5 |
noun |
residence, offices of overseas representatives |
delegation, consulate, legation, consular office, diplomatic office |
| embryo
| 2 |
noun |
fetus |
egg, organism |
| embryo
| 2 |
noun |
fetus |
nucleus, incipient |
| emergency
| 11 |
noun |
crisis, danger |
difficulty, accident, necessity, tension, pass, depression, fix, pressure, hole, squeeze, push |
| emergency
| 22 |
noun |
crisis, danger |
crunch, distress, misadventure, climax, strait, juncture, plight, scrape, vicissitude, compulsion, exigency, predicament, crossroad, extremity, pinch, quandary, impasse, clutch, urgency, turning point, zero hour, meltdown |
| emergent
| 4 |
adj |
resulting |
coming, rising, appearing, developing |
| emergent
| 6 |
adj |
resulting |
budding, outgoing, efflorescent, emanant, emanating, issuing forth |
| emotion
| 21 |
noun |
mental state |
love, shame, anger, sympathy, happiness, concern, sentiment, passion, pride, warmth, joy, grief, desire, rage, excitement, feeling, sensation, drive, satisfaction, affect, inspiration |
| emotion
| 27 |
noun |
mental state |
fervor, remorse, sorrow, empathy, sadness, despair, affection, agitation, ecstasy, responsiveness, perturbation, commotion, elation, vehemence, melancholy, ardor, despondency, disturbance, tremor, thrill, zeal, sensibility, sensitiveness, gut reaction, affectivity, excitability, vibes |
| emotional
| 13 |
adj |
demonstrative about feelings |
exciting, sensitive, touching, moving, nervous, heated, affecting, disturbed, feeling, stirring, tender, warm, stirred |
| emotional
| 33 |
adj |
demonstrative about feelings |
sentimental, hysterical, impassioned, poignant, passionate, spontaneous, ardent, ecstatic, enthusiastic, excitable, fanatical, fervent, fervid, fickle, fiery, heartwarming, histrionic, impetuous, impulsive, irrational, overwrought, pathetic, responsive, sentient, susceptible, temperamental, thrilling, zealous, emotive, hot-blooded, tear-jerking, falling apart, roused |
| emphasis
| 13 |
noun |
importance, prominence |
stress, strength, significance, weight, attention, priority, intensity, force, power, headline, accent, moment, highlight |
| emphasis
| 8 |
noun |
importance, prominence |
insistence, positiveness, preeminence, accentuation, decidedness, impressiveness, underlining, underscoring |
| empire
| 10 |
noun |
place ruled by sovereign; rule |
authority, control, domain, realm, power, government, union, people, command, sovereignty |
| empire
| 5 |
noun |
place ruled by sovereign; rule |
commonwealth, federation, supremacy, dominion, sway |
| empirical
| 2 |
adj |
practical |
experimental, observed |
| empirical
| 8 |
adj |
practical |
factual, pragmatic, provisional, speculative, observational, empiric, experient, experiential |
| employ
| 12 |
verb |
make use of |
use, engage, handle, utilize, occupy, exploit, apply, operate, spend, manipulate, exercise, fill |
| employ
| 7 |
verb |
make use of |
bestow, exert, bring to bear, take up, keep busy, put to use, use up |
| employ
| 8 |
verb |
give money in exchange for work performed |
retain, hire, engage, secure, contract, obtain, commission, place |
| employ
| 11 |
verb |
give money in exchange for work performed |
enlist, procure, put on, take on, ink, bring on board, come on board, contract for, sign on, sign up, truck with |
| employee
| 12 |
noun |
person being paid for working for another or a corporation |
member, clerk, worker, agent, representative, operator, slave, help, servant, assistant, domestic, hand |
| employee
| 21 |
noun |
person being paid for working for another or a corporation |
laborer, attendant, plug, hireling, breadwinner, salesperson, cog, jobholder, apprentice, craftsperson, desk jockey, hired gun, hired hand, staff member, blue collar, company person, pink collar, sales help, wage-earner, white collar, working stiff |
| employer
| 19 |
noun |
person, business who hires |
firm, management, corporation, company, executive, boss, entrepreneur, manager, owner, organization, manufacturer, head, supervisor, patron, outfit, director, chief, President, establishment |
| employer
| 15 |
noun |
person, business who hires |
proprietor, juice, businessperson, capitalist, overseer, superintendent, big shot, front office, meal ticket, CEO, kingpin, co, head honcho, slavedriver, workers big cheese |
| employment
| 33 |
noun |
working for a living; |
business, service, trade, job, function, office, profession, mission, post, occupation, field, exercise, assignment, number, craft, pursuit, situation, using, line, hire, work, calling, employ, position, engaging, occupying, retaining, hiring, contracting, commissioning, exercising, awarding, carrying |
| employment
| 16 |
noun |
working for a living; |
enrollment, avocation, racket, vocation, enlistment, exertion, game, setup, thing, métier, recruitment, servicing, engagement in activity application, signing on, taking on, what one is into |
| employment
| 9 |
noun |
using something |
use, play, application, handling, adoption, purpose, operation, exercise, exercising |
| employment
| 7 |
noun |
using something |
usage, utilization, exertion, usance, appliance, exploitation, disposition |
| empty
| 12 |
adj |
containing nothing |
dry, deserted, bare, blank, abandoned, lacking, exhausted, dead, desert, wanting, waste, clear |
| empty
| 20 |
adj |
containing nothing |
vacant, uninhabited, unfilled, unoccupied, hollow, devoid, desolate, barren, void, forsaken, depleted, deflated, destitute, godforsaken, stark, vacuous, vacated, despoiled, evacuated, unfurnished |
| empty
| 5 |
adj |
fruitless, ineffective |
flat, silly, dead, cheap, dumb |
| empty
| 36 |
adj |
fruitless, ineffective |
worthless, meaningless, hollow, devoid, idle, barren, petty, aimless, banal, deadpan, dishonest, expressionless, fatuous, frivolous, futile, ignorant, inane, ineffectual, inexpressive, insincere, insipid, jejune, nugatory, otiose, paltry, purposeless, senseless, trivial, unintelligent, unreal, unsatisfactory, unsubstantial, vacuous, vain, valueless, vapid |
| empty
| 5 |
adj |
hungry |
unfilled, starving, famished, ravenous, unfed |
| empty
| 11 |
verb |
remove contents |
exhaust, drain, consume, dump, clear, escape, gut, drink, tap, leave, release |
| empty
| 20 |
verb |
remove contents |
unload, leak, evacuate, purge, deplete, vacate, discharge, run out, ebb, eject, expel, disgorge, void, decant, unburden, flow out, make void, pour out, rush out, use up |
| encourage
| 11 |
verb |
stimulate spiritually |
restore, inspire, strengthen, boost, rally, comfort, steel, stir, cheer, praise, push |
| encourage
| 32 |
verb |
stimulate spiritually |
embolden, reassure, hearten, spur, buoy, brighten, fortify, revitalize, animate, console, enliven, incite, goad, applaud, exhilarate, galvanize, gladden, sway, instigate, prick, revivify, excite, inspirit, rouse, energize, refresh, buck up, cheer up, enhearten, give shot in arm, prop up, psych up |
| encourage
| 28 |
verb |
give support; help |
advocate, develop, invite, strengthen, boost, support, assist, favor, reinforce, further, aid, promote, ease, improve, relieve, back, second, sanction, prevail, comfort, foster, sustain, endorse, forward, serve, advance, push, approve |
| encourage
| 25 |
verb |
give support; help |
bolster, subsidize, reassure, spur, abet, befriend, fortify, console, solace, uphold, brace, instigate, countenance, succor, back up, egg on, go for, pat on the back, get behind, give a leg up, pull for, root for, side with, smile upon, subscribe to |
| encouraging
| 2 |
adj |
bright |
supportive, promising |
| encouraging
| 2 |
adj |
bright |
hopeful, reassuring |
| end
| 15 |
noun |
extreme, limit |
top, edge, deadline, term, point, tip, bound, tail, boundary, head, extent, foot, limitation, ultimate, heel |
| end
| 15 |
noun |
extreme, limit |
stump, stub, borderline, spire, terminal, confine, prong, cusp, terminus, extremity, termination, tail end, neb, nib, butt end |
| end
| 17 |
noun |
completion, stop |
finish, resolution, retirement, result, outcome, issue, conclusion, cease, close, consequence, curtain, determination, execution, achievement, target, accomplishment, closing |
| end
| 27 |
noun |
completion, stop |
closure, consummation, desuetude, fulfillment, payoff, culmination, discontinuance, realization, finale, attainment, perfection, upshot, terminus, adjournment, denouement, expiration, cessation, termination, bottom line, last word, finis, expiry, omega, windup, desistance, sign-off, wrap-up |
| end
| 10 |
noun |
intention, aim |
goal, point, object, drift, mark, reason, intent, purpose, objective, design |
| end
| 2 |
noun |
intention, aim |
aspiration, where one's heading |
| end
| 8 |
noun |
leftover part |
side, particle, fragment, share, portion, bit, piece, leaving |
| end
| 9 |
noun |
leftover part |
residue, lees, scrap, stub, remnant, dregs, remainder, butt end, tag end |
| end
| 3 |
noun |
death, destruction |
finish, ruin, passing |
| end
| 8 |
noun |
death, destruction |
demise, ruination, doom, extermination, annihilation, expiration, extinction, dissolution |
| end
| 18 |
verb |
bring to an end |
quit, finish, conclude, stop, drop, delay, settle, cease, resolve, close, achieve, complete, accomplish, wrap, ultimate, determine, interrupt, dissolve |
| end
| 30 |
verb |
bring to an end |
break up, halt, wind up, wrap up, culminate, terminate, expire, relinquish, perorate, discontinue, crown, abolish, abort, consummate, postpone, break off, call off, close out, cut short, dispose of, shut down, give up, call it a day, get done, pack it in, pull the plug, put the lid on, sew up, switch off, top off |
| end
| 5 |
verb |
die or kill |
die, cease, destroy, depart, ruin |
| end
| 10 |
verb |
die or kill |
expire, annihilate, exterminate, wane, abolish, desist, extinguish, lapse, run out, put to death |
| endanger
| 6 |
verb |
put in jeopardy |
threaten, expose, hazard, chance, risk, venture |
| endanger
| 16 |
verb |
put in jeopardy |
imperil, menace, peril, be careless, chance it, lay on the line, lay open, leave defenseless, leave in the middle, make liable, put at risk, put in danger, put on the spot, subject to loss, play into one's hands, stick one's neck out |
| endure
| 18 |
verb |
bear hardship |
brave, undergo, feel, tolerate, experience, face, weather, sustain, suffer, encounter, know, stick, support, stand, allow, permit, eat, take |
| endure
| 28 |
verb |
bear hardship |
withstand, go through, accustom, stomach, brook, abide, countenance, swallow, keep up, subject to, take it, ride out, be patient with, bear the brunt, cope with, grin and bear it, hang in, live out, live through, meet with, never say die, put up with, repress feelings, resign oneself, sit through, stick it out, submit to, take patiently |
| endure
| 14 |
verb |
continue; be durable |
remain, stay, live, sustain, persist, survive, exist, hold, be, last, stand, cling, prevail, wear |
| endure
| 26 |
verb |
continue; be durable |
go on, linger, outlast, abide, superannuate, bide, outlive, carry on, hang on, hold out, ride out, live on, be left, be long lived, be timeless, carry through, have no end, hold on, keep on, never say die, perdure, run on, stay on, stick to, wear on, wear well |
| enemy
| 10 |
noun |
someone hated or competed against |
spy, terrorist, competitor, rival, agent, rebel, opposition, criminal, opponent, revolutionary |
| enemy
| 35 |
noun |
someone hated or competed against |
murderer, attacker, guerrilla, detractor, bandit, foe, villain, traitor, invader, adversary, antagonist, inquisitor, falsifier, contender, betrayer, assailant, informer, assassin, fifth column, archenemy, prosecutor, defiler, backbiter, vilifier, defamer, disputant, emulator, traducer, saboteur, slanderer, asperser, bad person, calumniator, other side, seditionist |
| energy
| 21 |
noun |
person's spirit and vigor |
strength, power, efficiency, intensity, spirit, juice, initiative, go, force, application, effectiveness, might, life, fire, activity, punch, tuck, drive, enterprise, muscle, steam |
| energy
| 33 |
noun |
person's spirit and vigor |
toughness, vitality, stamina, pizzazz, get-up-and-go, vim, dash, zing, puissance, efficacy, zip, endurance, pep, liveliness, animation, vehemence, exertion, zest, ardor, pluck, fortitude, moxie, hardihood, spontaneity, potency, zeal, verve, forcefulness, virility, élan, birr, vivacity, operativeness |
| energy
| 15 |
noun |
generated power |
strength, service, electricity, heat, potential, reaction, force, pressure, burn, gravity, steam, current, juice, application, response |
| energy
| 10 |
noun |
generated power |
friction, magnetism, dynamism, rays, wattage, horsepower, radioactivity, voltage, kilowatts, conductivity |
| engagement
| 8 |
noun |
pledge to marry |
obligation, commitment, word, contract, promise, match, undertaking, bond |
| engagement
| 11 |
noun |
pledge to marry |
pact, compact, troth, betrothal, vow, espousal, plight, oath, assurance, betrothing, betrothment |
| engagement
| 9 |
noun |
meeting; date |
appointment, commitment, arrangement, interview, visit, commission, invitation, date, meet |
| engagement
| 9 |
noun |
meeting; date |
gig, assignation, errand, tryst, stint, get-together, blind date, going out, seeing one |
| engagement
| 7 |
noun |
battle |
action, confrontation, conflict, combat, contest, fight, encounter |
| engagement
| 2 |
noun |
battle |
skirmish, fray |
| engine
| 12 |
noun |
device that drives a machine |
tool, instrument, motor, weapon, means, pot, mechanism, fan, agent, barrel, implement, horses |
| engine
| 16 |
noun |
device that drives a machine |
generator, power plant, appliance, cylinder, apparatus, contrivance, dynamo, rubber band, transformer, diesel, turbine, powerhouse, piston, power train, putt-putt, what's under the hood |
| engineer
| 7 |
noun |
person who puts together things |
designer, builder, director, manager, planner, architect, sights |
| engineer
| 9 |
noun |
person who puts together things |
surveyor, inventor, originator, schemer, manipulator, techie, contriver, deviser, technie |
| engineer
| 20 |
verb |
devise; bring about |
organize, create, manage, negotiate, direct, conceive, manipulate, arrange, control, plot, angle, doctor, scheme, cause, plant, effect, plan, work, swing, operate |
| engineer
| 25 |
verb |
devise; bring about |
come up with, concoct, set up, supervise, originate, scam, contrive, rig, encompass, jockey, machinate, wangle, upstage, finagle, maneuver, superintend, cook, con, play games, pull strings, pull wires, put one on, put one over, put over, put through |
| enhance
| 10 |
verb |
improve, embellish |
raise, strengthen, appreciate, increase, reinforce, boost, swell, lift, boom, pad |
| enhance
| 19 |
verb |
improve, embellish |
upgrade, augment, intensify, complement, enlarge, add to, build up, heighten, aggrandize, pyramid, magnify, exalt, exaggerate, elevate, beautify, adorn, embroider, amplify, flesh out |
| enjoyable
| 5 |
adj |
pleasing; to one's liking |
satisfying, pleasant, fun, entertaining, welcome |
| enjoyable
| 18 |
adj |
pleasing; to one's liking |
gratifying, delightful, likable, amusing, delicious, pleasurable, agreeable, delectable, genial, groovy, preferable, clear sailing, just for grins, just for kicks, just for laughs, just for the heck of it, lots of laughs, relishable |
| enlarge
| 14 |
verb |
make or grow bigger; increase |
develop, extend, grow, build, boost, swell, expand, elaborate, rise, bulk, stretch, spread, pad, mount |
| enlarge
| 30 |
verb |
make or grow bigger; increase |
augment, broaden, magnify, lengthen, add to, multiply, widen, inflate, distend, pyramid, dilate, expatiate, diffuse, snowball, aggrandize, wax, elongate, exaggerate, heighten, embroider, amplify, beef up, blow up, upsurge, give details, grow larger, jack up, jazz up, make larger, slap on |
| enrage
| 3 |
verb |
make very upset |
anger, provoke, needle |
| enrage
| 19 |
verb |
make very upset |
exasperate, infuriate, incense, inflame, rile, irritate, incite, aggravate, madden, hack, ire, umbrage, whip up, T-off, ask for it, get under skin, make blood boil, make see red, steam up |
| ensure
| 10 |
verb |
guarantee; make secure |
protect, secure, provide, assure, establish, okay, confirm, effect, guard, arrange |
| ensure
| 14 |
verb |
guarantee; make secure |
insure, safeguard, certify, clinch, cinch, warrant, nail down, lock on, lock up, make certain, make safe, make sure, put on ice, set out |
| enter
| 9 |
verb |
come, put into a place |
introduce, arrive, invade, insert, sneak, access, slip, crack, crawl |
| enter
| 37 |
verb |
come, put into a place |
get in, penetrate, come in, infiltrate, pierce, probe, intrude, insinuate, immigrate, wriggle, creep, barge in, break in, butt in, drop in, horn in, ingress, go in, blow in, breeze in, burst in, bust in, crowd in, drive in, fall into, gain entrée, jump in, make an entrance, make way, move in, pass into, pile in, pop in, rush in, set foot in, work in, worm in |
| enter
| 5 |
verb |
embark on; take part in |
start, begin, join, open, enroll |
| enter
| 18 |
verb |
embark on; take part in |
muster, enlist, subscribe, inaugurate, commence, take up, become member, commit oneself, get oneself into, join up, lead off, participate in, set about, set out on, set to, sign on, sign up, tee off |
| enter
| 7 |
verb |
record, list |
admit, introduce, insert, log, register, note, post |
| enter
| 8 |
verb |
record, list |
interpolate, inscribe, inject, docket, take down, intercalate, put in, set down |
| entertain
| 15 |
verb |
amuse |
satisfy, inspire, relax, comfort, please, distract, delight, cheer, charm, absorb, occupy, grab, interest, humor, stimulate |
| entertain
| 21 |
verb |
amuse |
gratify, enthrall, captivate, beguile, regale, tickle, elate, solace, slay, enliven, recreate, pique, engross, indulge, gladden, divert, inspirit, crack up, ecstasize, knock dead, make merry |
| entertain
| 11 |
verb |
accommodate visitors |
feed, invite, welcome, treat, room, house, receive, admit, foster, board, quarter |
| entertain
| 22 |
verb |
accommodate visitors |
dine, regale, nourish, harbor, recreate, chaperone, lodge, put up, wine and dine, be host, do the honors, give a party, have a do, have a get-together, have company, have guests, have visitors, pick up the check, pop for, show hospitality, spring for, throw a party |
| entertain
| 9 |
verb |
think about seriously |
contemplate, foster, consider, recognize, conceive, maintain, imagine, hold, support |
| entertain
| 9 |
verb |
think about seriously |
ponder, cherish, deliberate, harbor, heed, cogitate on, keep in mind, muse over, think over |
| entertainment
| 14 |
noun |
amusement, pleasure |
satisfaction, sport, celebration, treat, party, play, surprise, delight, game, cheer, relief, fun, laughs, grins |
| entertainment
| 30 |
noun |
amusement, pleasure |
picnic, gaiety, pastime, frolic, ball, merrymaking, enjoyment, recreation, relaxation, dissipation, spree, blast, bash, distraction, merriment, feast, diversion, shindig, revelry, big time, high time, clambake, blow out, divertissement, fun and games, good time, leisure activity, lots of laughs, regalement, wingding |
| enthusiasm
| 19 |
noun |
keen interest, excitement |
emotion, interest, joy, energy, warmth, intensity, passion, feeling, spirit, nerve, transport, snap, life, fever, fire, heat, conviction, flame, activity |
| enthusiasm
| 41 |
noun |
keen interest, excitement |
eagerness, zeal, fury, fervor, ardor, frenzy, devotion, keenness, fad, vim, dash, ecstasy, rapture, go, flare, pep, earnestness, vehemence, craze, hobby, hilarity, fanaticism, zest, mania, orgasm, relish, oomph, glow, avidity, joyfulness, verve, gaiety, exhilaration, mirth, élan, impetuosity, vivacity, fieriness, red heat, ardency, zealousness |
| enthusiastic
| 10 |
adj |
interested, excited |
warm, concerned, pleased, anxious, eager, willing, devoted, intent, attracted, bugged |
| enthusiastic
| 39 |
adj |
interested, excited |
forceful, avid, vigorous, fanatical, keen, zealous, rhapsodic, rabid, earnest, exuberant, ardent, passionate, fervent, agog, animated, crazy about, ebullient, exhilarated, fascinated, fervid, gung ho, hearty, lively, nutty, obsessed, red-hot, spirited, unqualified, vehement, wacky, wholehearted, athirst, gaga, thrilled, dying to, gone on, keyed up, tantalized, titillated |
| entire
| 10 |
adj |
complete, whole |
full, integrated, sound, gross, perfect, total, absolute, all, continuous, intact |
| entire
| 19 |
adj |
complete, whole |
unified, integral, outright, plenary, thorough, unbroken, undamaged, undivided, unimpaired, unmitigated, unreserved, unrestricted, untouched, unmarked, unmarred, choate, consolidated, undiminished, uninjured |
| entitlement
| 3 |
noun |
claim |
privilege, request, rights |
| entitlement
| 2 |
noun |
claim |
dueness, preemptive declaration |
| entitlement
| 13 |
noun |
expected reward |
right, rate, compensation, interest, payment, claim, title, satisfaction, need, privilege, deserts, rights, merits |
| entitlement
| 13 |
noun |
expected reward |
repayment, retribution, comeuppance, prerogative, retaliation, reprisal, revenge, vengeance, recompense, guerdon, perquisite, be in line for, what is coming to one |
| entitlement
| 11 |
noun |
authority, permission |
charter, right, grant, consent, permit, privilege, ticket, freedom, liberty, leave, independence |
| entitlement
| 13 |
noun |
authority, permission |
exemption, certificate, immunity, warrant, authorization, okay, self-determination, go-ahead, dispensation, latitude, carte blanche, green light, unconstraint |
| entitlement
| 16 |
noun |
right, due |
right, license, advantage, freedom, authority, benefit, opportunity, claim, charter, grant, liberty, favor, chance, sanction, franchise, event |
| entitlement
| 11 |
noun |
right, due |
exemption, prerogative, authorization, concession, immunity, allowance, birthright, appanage, boon, appurtenance, perquisite |
| entitlement
| 17 |
noun |
possession, laurel |
championship, medal, power, claim, right, authority, ribbon, due, commission, holding, privilege, degree, merit, ownership, desert, license, proof |
| entitlement
| 9 |
noun |
possession, laurel |
crown, decoration, pretension, deed, prerogative, crest, justification, pretense, dibs |
| entitlement
| 13 |
noun |
due |
claim, right, rate, need, deserts, payment, interest, privilege, desert, compensation, reward, merits, rights |
| entitlement
| 11 |
noun |
due |
reprisal, comeuppance, prerogative, revenge, perquisite, retribution, retaliation, recompense, repayment, be in line for, satisfa |
| entity
| 17 |
noun |
object that exists |
body, individual, substance, matter, being, material, presence, thing, single, stuff, item, article, existence, creature, organism, quantity, something |
| entity
| 2 |
noun |
object that exists |
subsistence, singleton |
| entity
| 7 |
noun |
nature of a being |
system, substance, essence, sum, reality, existence, integrate |
| entity
| 6 |
noun |
nature of a being |
integral, quintessence, totality, subsistence, actuality, quiddity |
| entry
| 10 |
noun |
way in to a place |
access, entrance, opening, passage, door, lobby, threshold, gate, approach, hall |
| entry
| 10 |
noun |
way in to a place |
vestibule, ingress, inlet, avenue, adit, portal, passageway, foyer, ingression, doorway |
| entry
| 6 |
noun |
introduction; permission to enter |
access, admission, entrance, appearance, way, entering |
| entry
| 8 |
noun |
introduction; permission to enter |
admittance, ingress, adit, initiation, entrée, coming in, free passage, introgression |
| entry
| 5 |
noun |
person participating in competition; effort |
player, participant, candidate, attempt, competitor |
| entry
| 3 |
noun |
person participating in competition; effort |
entrant, submission, contestant |
| entry
| 4 |
noun |
listing in a record |
item, account, note, minute |
| entry
| 4 |
noun |
listing in a record |
registration, memo, memorandum, jotting |
| envelope
| 15 |
noun |
wrapper |
box, jacket, casing, container, coat, pocket, bag, case, shell, hide, covering, cover, skin, coating, wrapping |
| envelope
| 6 |
noun |
wrapper |
pouch, cloak, vesicle, sheath, receptacle, enclosure |
| environment
| 16 |
noun |
surroundings, atmosphere |
status, climate, habitat, setting, situation, domain, neighborhood, terrain, scene, territory, conditions, medium, background, circumstances, element, context |
| environment
| 16 |
noun |
surroundings, atmosphere |
surroundings, entourage, locale, milieu, hood, zoo, aura, scenery, ambiance, jungle, turf, backdrop, neck of the woods, encompassment, purlieus, stomping ground |
| environment
| 2 |
noun |
earth's system of natural resources |
ecosystem, atmosphere |
| environment
| 4 |
noun |
earth's system of natural resources |
environs, biosphere, Gaia, ecosphere |
| environmental
| 2 |
adj |
incidental |
detailed, uncertain |
| environmental
| 12 |
adj |
incidental |
indirect, inconclusive, coincidental, concomitant, concurrent, conjectural, contingent, fortuitous, inferential, presumptive, provisional, amplified |
| environmental
| 1 |
adj |
referring to practices or policies that do not negatively affect the environment |
ecological |
| environmental
| 3 |
adj |
referring to practices or policies that do not negatively affect the environment |
biodegradable, environment-friendly, environmentally-safe |
| environmental
| 8 |
adj |
tangible, material |
real, substantial, natural, concrete, gross, objective, solid, visible |
| environmental
| 7 |
adj |
tangible, material |
corporeal, materialistic, palpable, phenomenal, ponderable, sensible, somatic |
| ephemeral
| 3 |
adj |
momentary, passing |
short, temporary, brief |
| ephemeral
| 12 |
adj |
momentary, passing |
short-lived, fleeting, transitory, fugitive, transient, volatile, episodic, evanescent, flitting, impermanent, fugacious, unenduring |
| episode
| 13 |
noun |
adventure; scene |
chapter, matter, experience, incident, event, affair, business, circumstance, section, passage, part, occasion, happening |
| episode
| 7 |
noun |
adventure; scene |
installment, thing, occurrence, doings, interlude, goings-on, what's going down |
| equal
| 10 |
adj |
alike |
identical, comparable, equivalent, balanced, correspondent, level, double, same, coordinate, uniform |
| equal
| 25 |
adj |
alike |
corresponding, proportionate, commensurate, egalitarian, invariable, look-alike, matching, duplicate, parallel, matched, break even, homologous, indistinguishable, tantamount, unvarying, identic, according, evenly matched, fifty-fifty, one and the same, same difference, spit and image, stack up with, to the same degree, two peas in pod |
| equal
| 2 |
adj |
fair, unbiased |
objective, just |
| equal
| 10 |
adj |
fair, unbiased |
impartial, egalitarian, nonpartisan, dispassionate, equable, even-handed, unprejudiced, nondiscriminatory, uncolored, without distinction |
| equal
| 11 |
noun |
peer |
equivalent, competitor, like, rival, companion, counterpart, twin, mate, double, copy, match |
| equal
| 7 |
noun |
peer |
complement, duplicate, likeness, compeer, parallel, alter ego, coequal |
| equal
| 13 |
verb |
make even, be even with |
compare, reach, match, comprise, level, rival, coordinate, meet, touch, tie, balance, approach, agree |
| equal
| 24 |
verb |
make even, be even with |
amount to, correspond, break even, equipoise, emulate, tally, parallel, equate, equalize, come up to, consist of, be commensurate, be identical, be level, be tantamount, equiponderate, keep pace with, live up to, measure up, partake of, rank with, rise to, run abreast, square with |
| equation
| 1 |
noun |
equating |
comparison |
| equation
| 2 |
noun |
equating |
equalization, mathematical statement |
| equilibrium
| 4 |
noun |
balance; evenness |
stability, rest, calm, cool |
| equilibrium
| 14 |
noun |
balance; evenness |
symmetry, calmness, serenity, composure, counterpoise, equanimity, coolness, stasis, poise, steadiness, counterbalance, polish, equipoise, steadying |
| equipment
| 14 |
noun |
supplies, gear for activity |
material, furniture, things, store, stock, provisions, outfit, tackle, stuff, tools, articles, traps, facilities, devices |
| equipment
| 29 |
noun |
supplies, gear for activity |
furnishings, machinery, apparatus, belongings, accessories, impedimenta, rig, paraphernalia, trappings, equipage, materiel, setup, baggage, miscellaneous, attachments, shebang, gadgets, utensils, habiliments, appliances, fixtures, fittings, accompaniments, appurtenances, contraptions, contrivances, accouterments, kit and kaboodle, provisioning |
| era
| 9 |
noun |
time period in history |
term, generation, age, time, cycle, day, stage, date, days |
| era
| 3 |
noun |
time period in history |
epoch, eon, aeon |
| erectile dysfunction
| 4 |
noun |
sterility |
infertility, barrenness, unproductiveness, infecundity |
| erection
| 9 |
noun |
putting together |
building, collection, adjustment, construction, manufacturing, connecting, shaping, modeling, joining |
| erection
| 8 |
noun |
putting together |
manufacture, molding, attachment, fabrication, welding, fitting together, piecing together, setting up |
| erection
| 7 |
noun |
constructed dwelling |
house, construction, architecture, home, fabric, framework, pile |
| erection
| 5 |
noun |
constructed dwelling |
hut, edifice, domicile, superstructure, ziggurat |
| erection
| 29 |
noun |
creation, building |
development, system, planning, plan, structure, figure, shape, invention, cut, fabric, turn, arrangement, build, type, composition, foundation, assembly, form, format, makeup, formation, constitution, conception, outline, cast, architecture, making, rearing, raising |
| erection
| 17 |
noun |
creation, building |
manufacture, elevation, mold, contour, edifice, origination, figuration, improvisation, systematization, disposition, fabrication, prefabrication, erecting, prefab, fabricating, putting up, roadwork |
| erection
| 6 |
noun |
structure |
monument, building, house, construction, pile, towers |
| erection
| 3 |
noun |
structure |
skyscraper, habitation, rockpile |
| erection
| 6 |
noun |
something manufactured |
building, product, assembly, creation, production, construction |
| erection
| 1 |
noun |
something manufactured |
assemblage |
| erection
| 14 |
noun |
production of processed goods |
accomplishment, assembly, composition, construction, creation, doing, formation, making, preparing, produce, assembling, casting, composing, finishing |
| erection
| 5 |
noun |
production of processed goods |
completion, fabrication, forging, mass-production, tooling |
| erection
| 9 |
noun |
memorial, remembrance |
stone, statue, record, column, pile, tower, reminder, witness, marker |
| erection
| 23 |
noun |
memorial, remembrance |
tablet, masterpiece, slab, pillar, testament, shrine, tombstone, tomb, headstone, tribute, mausoleum, monolith, ledger, commemoration, obelisk, token, memento, magnum opus, gravestone, stele, cairn, cenotaph, footstone |
| erection
| 5 |
noun |
building |
house, construction, cage, pile, fabric |
| erection
| 4 |
noun |
building |
edifice, skyscraper, pile of bricks, rockpile |
| erection
| 14 |
noun |
production |
construction, assembly, doing, creation, composition, produce, formation, preparing, making, accomplishment, assembling, composing, casting, finishing |
| erection
| 6 |
noun |
production |
manufacture, completion, fabrication, forging, tooling, mass-production |
| erosion
| 4 |
noun |
deterioration; wearing away |
decrease, destruction, consumption, wear |
| erosion
| 11 |
noun |
deterioration; wearing away |
disintegration, corrosion, despoliation, abrasion, attrition, spoiling, desedimentation, eating away, grinding down, washing away, wearing down |
| error
| 9 |
noun |
mistake; wrong |
fault, failure, offense, sin, slip, miss, stumble, slight, fall |
| error
| 40 |
noun |
mistake; wrong |
flaw, omission, miscue, glitch, lapse, misunderstanding, miscalculation, blunder, misdeed, wrongdoing, inaccuracy, misstep, transgression, falsehood, falsity, delusion, trespass, boner, absurdity, misapprehension, oversight, deviation, goof, solecism, untruth, misconception, erratum, delinquency, fallacy, faux pas, slipup, misjudgment, mismanagement, screamer, howler, boo-boo, X, bad job, misbelief, screw-up |
| escape
| 16 |
noun |
breaking away; getaway |
flight, rescue, freedom, departure, withdrawal, spring, powder, slip, out, beat, break, release, bolt, retreat, leave, ducking |
| escape
| 26 |
noun |
breaking away; getaway |
disappearance, liberation, desertion, breakout, outbreak, abdication, evasion, avoidance, lam, evasiveness, decampment, circumvention, deliverance, elopement, elusiveness, shunning, hegira, extrication, sidestepping, bypassing, AWOL, fadeout, elusion, dodging, eschewal, runaround |
| escape
| 16 |
verb |
break away from |
fly, depart, emerge, avoid, leave, slip, run, vanish, flee, disappear, skip, pass, double, bolt, duck, desert |
| escape
| 31 |
verb |
break away from |
dodge, evade, elude, elope, abscond, decamp, shun, circumvent, bail out, cut loose, get off, make off, slip away, burst out, cut and run, duck out, fly the coop, get away with, go scot-free, make getaway, make oneself scarce, play hooky, run away, run off, run out on, steal away, take a powder, take flight, take on the lam, work out of, wriggle out |
| essay
| 7 |
noun |
written discourse |
study, paper, article, piece, discussion, theme, composition |
| essay
| 8 |
noun |
written discourse |
dissertation, treatise, manuscript, thesis, explication, exposition, disquisition, tract |
| essay
| 11 |
noun |
try, attempt |
undertaking, effort, bid, work, labor, aim, trial, experiment, struggle, venture, test |
| essay
| 13 |
noun |
try, attempt |
exertion, shot, toil, hassle, tryout, travail, endeavor, whack, dry run, try on, striving, one's all, one's level best |
| essay
| 9 |
verb |
try, attempt |
undertake, offer, work, labor, aim, struggle, venture, test, seek |
| essay
| 15 |
verb |
try, attempt |
assay, toil, travail, endeavor, strive, take on, have a crack, have a go, have a shot, have at it, make a run at, put to the test, take a stab at, take a whack at, try out |
| essence
| 31 |
noun |
heart, significance |
core, substance, nature, root, basis, character, soul, element, meaning, principle, aspect, reality, quality, spirit, structure, point, attribute, entity, timber, constitution, bottom, being, life, fiber, form, fundamentals, base, burden, stuff, grain, property |
| essence
| 23 |
noun |
heart, significance |
crux, bottom line, kernel, nitty-gritty, caliber, nub, germ, essentiality, backbone, nucleus, marrow, quintessence, vein, meat, pith, be-all and end-all, lifeblood, quiddity, chief constituent, essentia, main idea, name of game, virtuality |
| essence
| 4 |
noun |
distillate, concentrate |
scent, spirits, drug, juice |
| essence
| 10 |
noun |
distillate, concentrate |
effusion, balm, potion, tincture, liquor, perfume, cologne, fragrance, elixir, extract |
| essential
| 11 |
adj |
important, vital |
necessary, crucial, needed, fundamental, main, leading, chief, capital, principal, required, wanted |
| essential
| 10 |
adj |
important, vital |
indispensable, imperative, cardinal, requisite, prerequisite, foremost, constitutive, necessitous, needful, right-hand |
| essential
| 15 |
adj |
basic, fundamental |
constitutional, underlying, key, inherent, main, absolute, prime, perfect, material, primary, ideal, cold, principal, complete, elementary |
| essential
| 17 |
adj |
basic, fundamental |
elemental, intrinsic, primitive, nitty-gritty, cardinal, nub, basal, congenital, deep-seated, inborn, inbred, innate, meat and potatoes, name of the game, quintessential, connate, substratal |
| essential
| 10 |
noun |
necessity, basic |
essence, requirement, element, condition, fundamental, principle, must, heart, substance, stuff |
| essential
| 19 |
noun |
necessity, basic |
precondition, requisite, prerequisite, rudiment, nitty-gritty, guts, quintessence, groceries, bottom line, brass tacks, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, part and parcel, sine qua non, ABCs, fire and ice, vital part, where one's at |
| establish
| 24 |
verb |
set up, organize |
authorize, settle, form, provide, create, start, base, build, install, put, found, enact, secure, constitute, station, ground, fix, live, plant, practice, stick, land, place, root |
| establish
| 19 |
verb |
set up, organize |
inaugurate, institute, inculcate, decree, erect, moor, lodge, implant, entrench, stabilize, endow, originate, ensconce, domiciliate, rivet, lay foundation, ring in, set down, start ball rolling |
| establish
| 13 |
verb |
authenticate; demonstrate |
authorize, prove, make, confirm, base, determine, enact, show, learn, discover, rest, stay, constitute |
| establish
| 16 |
verb |
authenticate; demonstrate |
formulate, ratify, legislate, verify, decree, certify, predicate, substantiate, prescribe, corroborate, ascertain, validate, find out, make out, disambiguate, circumstantiate |
| established
| 8 |
adj |
in a firm position |
traditional, settled, set, rooted, stable, fixed, secure, permanent |
| established
| 6 |
adj |
in a firm position |
entrenched, ingrained, deep-rooted, unshakable, well-established, vested |
| established
| 13 |
adj |
set up to endure |
initiated, completed, organized, founded, incorporated, settled, realized, produced, finished, begun, equipped, chartered, conceived |
| established
| 8 |
adj |
set up to endure |
set up, originated, endowed, inaugurated, ratified, systematized, instituted, codified |
| established
| 16 |
adj |
conclusively proved |
confirmed, closed, accepted, endorsed, approved, assured, guaranteed, determined, proved, certain, sure, valid, concluded, identified, achieved, demonstrated |
| established
| 10 |
adj |
conclusively proved |
verified, upheld, undeniable, substantiated, objectified, corroborated, ascertained, authenticated, validated, found out |
| estate
| 8 |
noun |
extensive manor and its property |
area, farm, residence, ranch, domain, territory, grounds, lands |
| estate
| 13 |
noun |
extensive manor and its property |
parcel, plantation, villa, holdings, acreage, dominion, freehold, demesne, country home, country place, finca, quinta, rural seat |
| estate
| 8 |
noun |
person's possessions, property, wealth |
legacy, substance, fortune, assets, heritage, goods, effects, capital |
| estate
| 8 |
noun |
person's possessions, property, wealth |
endowment, inheritance, devise, patrimony, belongings, bequest, chattels, earthly possessions |
| estate
| 19 |
noun |
class, rank |
repair, grade, period, sphere, shape, quality, category, state, station, lot, status, standing, form, position, condition, level, place, situation, order |
| estate
| 6 |
noun |
class, rank |
classification, echelon, footing, stratum, bracket, caste |
| estimate
| 15 |
noun |
approximate calculation; educated guess |
guess, evaluation, projection, assessment, measure, opinion, survey, measurement, conclusion, impression, belief, thought, stock, judgment, rating |
| estimate
| 14 |
noun |
approximate calculation; educated guess |
appraisal, estimation, valuation, conjecture, assay, mensuration, reckoning, surmise, ballpark figure, point of view, appraisement, gauging, guesstimate, sizing up |
| estimate
| 31 |
verb |
guess, try to value |
count, consider, predict, evaluate, rank, assess, examine, expect, determine, believe, decide, classify, figure, tax, number, rate, guess, sum, suspect, scheme, regard, reason, plan, judge, class, account, outline, budget, cast, suppose, think |
| estimate
| 20 |
verb |
guess, try to value |
appraise, prophesy, gauge, deduce, enumerate, surmise, conjecture, assay, reckon, cipher, compute, look into, guesstimate, calculate roughly, form opinion, look upon, run over, set a figure, size up, think through |
| eternal
| 7 |
adj |
without pause; endless |
constant, permanent, enduring, always, continuous, forever, continued |
| eternal
| 36 |
adj |
without pause; endless |
immortal, infinite, abiding, boundless, everlasting, immutable, unceasing, indestructible, never-ending, unending, unremitting, continual, interminable, perennial, perpetual, timeless, relentless, lasting, ageless, ceaseless, deathless, immemorial, imperishable, incessant, indefinite, persistent, unbroken, undying, uninterrupted, amaranthine, dateless, illimitable, perdurable, termless, unfading, without end |
| ethical
| 12 |
adj |
moral, righteous |
honest, proper, clean, correct, decent, fair, fitting, good, just, right, square, straight |
| ethical
| 17 |
adj |
moral, righteous |
virtuous, honorable, principled, humane, conscientious, elevated, equitable, kosher, noble, respectable, upright, upstanding, right-minded, Christian, high-principled, moralistic, true blue |
| ethics
| 14 |
noun |
morality |
integrity, ethic, conduct, ideal, convention, conscience, belief, nature, practice, standard, value, honor, principles, standards |
| ethics
| 11 |
noun |
morality |
honesty, mores, goodness, imperative, ethos, decency, morality, moral code, criteria, conventionalities, natural law |
| ethnic
| 4 |
adj |
racial, cultural |
traditional, national, indigenous, native |
| ethnic
| 1 |
adj |
racial, cultural |
tribal |
| even
| 19 |
adj |
flat, uniform |
alike, square, constant, smooth, direct, right, balanced, same, stable, plane, level, straight, steady, equal, regular, consistent, continuous, surfaced, true |
| even
| 20 |
adj |
flat, uniform |
flush, proportional, matching, plumb, horizontal, parallel, continual, homogenous, unbroken, unchanging, uninterrupted, unvarying, unwavering, metrical, stabile, planate, undeviating, unfluctuating, unvaried, unwrinkled |
| even
| 5 |
adj |
calm, undisturbed |
composed, stable, steady, cool, peaceful |
| even
| 10 |
adj |
calm, undisturbed |
equable, even-tempered, imperturbable, placid, serene, tranquil, unruffled, well-balanced, equanimous, unexcitable |
| even
| 13 |
adj |
commensurate; having no advantage |
square, level, equivalent, equal, tied, same, balanced, drawn, uniform, exact, comparable, identical, similar |
| even
| 13 |
adj |
commensurate; having no advantage |
proportional, parallel, matching, proportionate, coequal, neck and neck, equalized, coterminous, even-steven, fifty-fifty, horse to horse, on a par, smack in the middle |
| even
| 5 |
adj |
fair, impartial |
balanced, square, equal, honest, just |
| even
| 9 |
adj |
fair, impartial |
nonpartisan, matching, disinterested, dispassionate, equitable, fair and square, straightforward, unbiased, unprejudiced |
| even
| 3 |
adv |
still, yet |
indeed, much, despite |
| even
| 5 |
adv |
still, yet |
notwithstanding, disregarding, all the more, in spite of, so much as |
| even
| 10 |
verb |
balance, make smooth |
match, square, level, grade, steady, equal, uniform, plane, lay, roll |
| even
| 8 |
verb |
balance, make smooth |
pancake, stabilize, align, equalize, flush, flatten, regularize, symmetrize |
| evening
| 5 |
noun |
latter part of a day |
even, decline, dark, close, black |
| evening
| 11 |
noun |
latter part of a day |
dim, dusk, eve, nightfall, sundown, eventide, twilight, sunset, duskiness, early black, late afternoon |
| everybody
| 4 |
noun |
all involved, all human beings; the whole world |
all, anybody, masses, people |
| everybody
| 9 |
noun |
all involved, all human beings; the whole world |
generality, populace, all and sundry, each one, each person, every person, the public, the whole, young and old |
| evil
| 7 |
adj |
sinful, immoral |
ugly, bad, offensive, wrong, base, low, angry |
| evil
| 42 |
adj |
sinful, immoral |
unpleasant, destructive, hateful, vile, malicious, vicious, heinous, nefarious, villainous, corrupt, malevolent, hideous, wicked, reprobate, poison, foul, atrocious, baneful, beastly, calamitous, damnable, depraved, disastrous, execrable, flagitious, harmful, iniquitous, injurious, loathsome, malignant, obscene, pernicious, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, spiteful, stinking, unpropitious, wrathful, rancorous, maleficent, no good |
| evil
| 12 |
noun |
badness, immorality; disaster |
harm, pain, ill, wrong, corruption, suffering, crime, sin, blow, injury, hurt, ruin |
| evil
| 40 |
noun |
badness, immorality; disaster |
catastrophe, calamity, misery, hatred, obscenity, indecency, impiety, affliction, lewdness, wickedness, misfortune, curse, malevolence, meanness, debauchery, wrongdoing, depravity, outrage, viciousness, mischief, infamy, sorrow, malignity, licentiousness, woe, perversity, heinousness, baseness, vice, iniquity, turpitude, devilry, diablerie, villainy, vileness, sinfulness, criminality, looseness, diabolism, knavery |
| evolution
| 7 |
noun |
development, progress |
expansion, growth, transformation, change, unfolding, flowering, increase |
| evolution
| 6 |
noun |
development, progress |
progression, enlargement, evolvement, maturation, natural process, working out |
| exact
| 15 |
adj |
accurate, precise |
perfect, identical, explicit, specific, correct, clear, express, right, careful, distinct, nice, particular, sharp, verbal, true |
| exact
| 21 |
adj |
accurate, precise |
definite, literal, rigorous, clear-cut, downright, faithful, faultless, methodical, orderly, right on, unequivocal, unerring, veracious, verbatim, dead on, nailed down, on target, on the button, on the money, on the numbers, bull's-eye |
| exact
| 4 |
adj |
careful, painstaking |
strict, exacting, demanding, severe |
| exact
| 10 |
adj |
careful, painstaking |
rigorous, meticulous, scrupulous, conscientious, finicky, fussy, heedful, punctilious, punctual, conscionable |
| exact
| 10 |
verb |
demand, call for |
impose, compel, claim, force, challenge, assess, call, command, squeeze, require |
| exact
| 19 |
verb |
demand, call for |
extort, wrest, extract, levy, oblige, pinch, gouge, bleed, coerce, requisition, wrench, solicit, postulate, wring, constrain, put on, insist upon, lean on, shake down |
| exaggerate
| 10 |
verb |
overstate, embellish |
emphasize, color, lie, stretch, romance, pad, boost, expand, boast, hike |
| exaggerate
| 37 |
verb |
overstate, embellish |
overdo, magnify, fabricate, distort, inflate, misrepresent, heighten, falsify, amplify, pyramid, scam, corrupt, fudge, caricature, enlarge, exalt, embroider, intensify, up, hyperbolize, brag, puff, romanticize, build up, cook up, put on, overdraw, overestimate, overemphasize, misquote, blow out of proportion, go to extremes, lay it on thick, loud talk, make too much of, misreport, pretty up |
| examination
| 24 |
noun |
test, analysis |
scan, questionnaire, review, research, experiment, inquiry, exploration, investigation, questioning, search, observation, study, trial, survey, diagnosis, inspection, exam, battery, quest, oral, final, view, written, checking |
| examination
| 26 |
noun |
test, analysis |
checkup, probe, raid, scrutiny, interrogation, audit, breakdown, inquisition, inquest, catechism, perusal, dissection, quiz, once-over, tryout, canvass, assay, reconnaissance, third degree, cross-examination, make-up, grilling, blue book, legwork, perlustration, the eye |
| examination
| 5 |
noun |
medical checkup |
observation, inquiry, test, exam, physical |
| examination
| 4 |
noun |
medical checkup |
probe, autopsy, biopsy, postoperative |
| examine
| 20 |
verb |
analyze, test |
consider, scan, check, review, research, read, screen, explore, criticize, study, try, investigate, survey, view, prospect, case, prove, sweep, weigh, scope |
| examine
| 36 |
verb |
analyze, test |
probe, scrutinize, ponder, inspect, audit, check out, assay, inquire, winnow, eye, peruse, gun, sift, finger, frisk, canvass, reconnoiter, appraise, go into, go over, go through, turn over, delve into, vet, pore over, parse, chew over, dig into, look over, look see, pat down, pick at, scrutinate, search into, size up, take stock of |
| examine
| 7 |
verb |
ask questions pointedly |
try, check, measure, pump, experiment, weigh, judge |
| examine
| 11 |
verb |
ask questions pointedly |
grill, inquire, interrogate, quiz, catechize, query, cross-examine, give the third, give the third degree, put through the wringer, try out |
| example
| 15 |
noun |
instance, model |
case, pattern, symbol, object, part, lesson, copy, stereotype, standard, sample, excuse, ideal, representation, original, sampling |
| example
| 15 |
noun |
instance, model |
illustration, precedent, prototype, specimen, citation, paragon, exemplar, paradigm, archetype, quotation, case history, case in point, exemplification, for instance, kind of thing |
| excavation
| 9 |
noun |
site of digging; digging |
mining, dig, removal, cut, mine, cutting, hole, pit, blasting |
| excavation
| 14 |
noun |
site of digging; digging |
shaft, quarry, cavity, dugout, hollow, trench, trough, ditch, burrow, disinterring, exhuming, scooping, shoveling, unearthing |
| exceed
| 7 |
verb |
be superior to; surpass |
top, better, distance, beat, cap, pass, best |
| exceed
| 23 |
verb |
be superior to; surpass |
eclipse, outstrip, transcend, overtake, excel, overstep, outshine, surmount, outdo, outrun, go by, outpace, overtax, break record, get upper hand, go beyond, have a jump on, have advantage, have it all over, out-distance, outreach, rise above, run circles around |
| excellent
| 20 |
adj |
superior, wonderful |
great, good, outstanding, accomplished, attractive, finest, fine, distinguished, capital, champion, choice, distinctive, first, high, noted, premium, prime, select, striking, choicest |
| excellent
| 27 |
adj |
superior, wonderful |
sterling, superlative, exemplary, exceptional, skillful, admirable, magnificent, superb, first-rate, exquisite, desirable, estimable, first-class, incomparable, invaluable, meritorious, notable, peerless, priceless, supreme, tiptop, top-notch, transcendent, A-1, certified, piked, world-class |
| excellently
| 2 |
adv |
very well |
perfectly, well |
| excellently
| 23 |
adv |
very well |
splendidly, magnificently, fine, incomparably, marvelously, nobly, notably, swimmingly, wonderfully, remarkably, famously, admirably, distinctively, divinely, exquisitely, extremely well, flawlessly, ingeniously, masterfully, sensationally, skillfully, superbly, supremely |
| exception
| 4 |
noun |
leaving out |
barring, reservation, excepting, excusing |
| exception
| 9 |
noun |
leaving out |
omission, rejection, exclusion, expulsion, repudiation, debarment, disallowment, noninclusion, passing over |
| exception
| 3 |
noun |
special case; irregularity |
privilege, departure, difference |
| exception
| 15 |
noun |
special case; irregularity |
anomaly, exemption, oddity, deviation, freak, quirk, peculiarity, dispensation, eccentricity, nonconformity, inconsistency, allowance, anomalism, perquisitor, privileged person |
| excess
| 8 |
noun |
overabundance of something |
waste, rest, enough, fat, spare, plenty, refuse, balance |
| excess
| 35 |
noun |
overabundance of something |
glut, exuberance, surplus, profusion, exorbitance, surfeit, plethora, superabundance, wastefulness, residue, redundancy, lavishness, overload, oversupply, leavings, inundation, overweight, leftover, overflow, remainder, overrun, by-product, overmuch, superfluity, too much, overkill, nimiety, supererogation, fulsomeness, redundance, luxuriance, overdose, recrement, the limit, too much of a good thing |
| excess
| 1 |
noun |
overindulgence in personal desires |
extreme |
| excess
| 16 |
noun |
overindulgence in personal desires |
extravagance, exorbitance, indulgence, extremity, self-indulgence, prodigality, debauchery, dissoluteness, saturnalia, dissipation, intemperance, unrestraint, immoderation, inordinateness, immoderacy, overdoing |
| excessive
| 9 |
adj |
too much; overdone |
extra, enormous, steep, extreme, more, over, stiff, super, towering |
| excessive
| 34 |
adj |
too much; overdone |
needless, exaggerated, superfluous, inordinate, unreasonable, redundant, undue, exorbitant, extravagant, unconscionable, disproportionate, boundless, dissipated, immoderate, indulgent, intemperate, limitless, prodigal, profligate, self-indulgent, supernatural, way out, dizzying, overmuch, sky-high, stratospheric, superabundant, unbounded, overboard, overkill, plethoric, recrementitious, too many, unmeasurable |
| exchange
| 11 |
noun |
trade; deal |
transaction, network, transfer, change, conversion, traffic, shift, switch, truck, replacement, dealing |
| exchange
| 23 |
noun |
trade; deal |
commerce, swap, shuffle, barter, interdependence, interchange, commutation, reciprocity, revision, correspondence, substitution, reciprocation, rearrangement, quid pro quo, tit for tat, shuffling, transposing, interrelation, castling, transposition, supplanting, buying and selling, supplantment |
| exchange
| 4 |
noun |
place where stocks are bought, sold |
network, market, net, store |
| exchange
| 6 |
noun |
place where stocks are bought, sold |
stock exchange, curb, Wall Street, over the counter, the Big Board, the Street |
| exchange
| 11 |
verb |
trade |
replace, market, network, transfer, shuttle, traffic, change, reverse, shift, switch, truck |
| exchange
| 36 |
verb |
trade |
swap, shuffle, barter, seesaw, commute, correspond, interchange, invert, alternate, reciprocate, flip-flop, substitute, bandy, transpose, displace, rearrange, bargain, castle, transact, revise, change hands, buy and sell, cash in, contact with, convert into, deal in, give and take, go over to, hook up, horse trade, link up, pass to, pay back, return the compliment, swap horses, turn the tables |
| excited
| 10 |
adj |
inspired; upset |
nervous, delighted, eager, disturbed, moved, provoked, stimulated, charged, wild, stirred |
| excited
| 36 |
adj |
inspired; upset |
enthusiastic, agitated, passionate, hysterical, annoyed, disconcerted, inflamed, wired, animated, beside oneself, feverish, frantic, high, hot, hot and bothered, hyperactive, jumpy, on edge, on fire, overwrought, fired up, thrilled, ruffled, discomposed, roused, awakened, aroused, piqued, tumultous/tumultuous, aflame, in a tizzy, juiced up, keyed up, steamed up, worked up, zipped up |
| excitement
| 21 |
noun |
enthusiasm; incitement |
emotion, motivation, rage, confusion, drama, passion, adventure, feeling, warmth, motive, stir, movement, urge, fever, impulse, hurry, stimulus, bother, activity, action, kicks |
| excitement
| 32 |
noun |
enthusiasm; incitement |
tumult, turmoil, thrill, furor, fuss, commotion, elation, trepidation, buzz, frenzy, hysteria, provocation, agitation, hullabaloo, disturbance, stimulation, hubbub, animation, titillation, ferment, ado, to-do, excitation, flurry, heat, perturbation, intoxication, discomposure, instigation, dither, melodrama, wildness |
| exciting
| 13 |
adj |
inspiring, exhilarating |
impressive, interesting, appealing, dramatic, dangerous, moving, stimulating, overwhelming, arresting, fine, stirring, neat, wild |
| exciting
| 33 |
adj |
inspiring, exhilarating |
intriguing, thrilling, breathtaking, astonishing, flashy, lively, hectic, provocative, bracing, rousing, overpowering, animating, intoxicating, eye-popping, far-out, groovy, hair-raising, mind-blowing, racy, sensational, showy, spine-tingling, exhilarant, arousing, titillating, commoving, impelling, electrifying, heady, melodramatic, agitative, rip-roaring, zestful |
| exclude
| 13 |
verb |
expel, forbid |
prohibit, suspend, bar, prevent, refuse, remove, ignore, eliminate, reject, ban, block, except, bounce |
| exclude
| 38 |
verb |
expel, forbid |
rule out, preclude, omit, boycott, ostracize, embargo, oust, bate, sideline, eject, veto, debar, proscribe, blackball, disallow, blacklist, repudiate, interdict, occlude, obviate, evict, close out, count out, estop, get rid of, pass over, put out, shut out, throw out, drive out, force out, keep out, leave out, lock out, refuse admittance, set aside, shut the door on, ward off |
| exclusive
| 21 |
adj |
unshared, restricted |
limited, sole, private, licensed, absolute, unique, independent, full, entire, narrow, choice, chosen, single, particular, total, whole, closed, complete, elegant, only, select |
| exclusive
| 27 |
adj |
unshared, restricted |
swank, segregated, posh, fashionable, restrictive, chic, privileged, ritzy, aloof, aristocratic, clannish, classy, confined, country club, peculiar, preferential, prohibitive, selfish, snobbish, undivided, discriminative, upper crust, exclusionary, circumscribed, cliquish, exclusory, socially correct |
| excuse
| 8 |
noun |
reason, explanation |
apology, defense, story, routine, plea, shift, grounds, regrets |
| excuse
| 28 |
noun |
reason, explanation |
justification, alibi, trick, rationalization, pretext, substitute, whitewash, disguise, extenuation, stopgap, evasion, makeshift, mitigation, semblance, song, vindication, cover, stall, subterfuge, expedient, fish story, song and dance, jive, cleanup, cop-out, cover story, coverup, why and wherefore |
| excuse
| 11 |
verb |
forgive, absolve; justify |
explain, tolerate, forgive, relieve, spare, defend, overlook, cover, free, release, clear |
| excuse
| 35 |
verb |
forgive, absolve; justify |
acquit, pardon, indulge, exempt, condone, exonerate, reprieve, exculpate, mitigate, whitewash, appease, alibi, vindicate, rationalize, extenuate, purge, remit, discharge, pretext, shrive, liberate, bear with, let off, pass over, shrug off, let go, apologize for, dispense from, exempt from, give absolution, grant amnesty, make allowances for, plead ignorance, take rap for, wink at |
| execute
| 6 |
verb |
kill |
shoot, murder, hang, finish, gas, eliminate |
| execute
| 11 |
verb |
kill |
assassinate, behead, electrocute, liquidate, purge, guillotine, bump off, do in, knock off, put away, put to death |
| execute
| 18 |
verb |
carry out a task |
accomplish, complete, do, perform, meet, implement, enforce, enact, play, finish, render, act, effect, administer, govern, cause, realize, achieve |
| execute
| 28 |
verb |
carry out a task |
prosecute, pull off, hit, transact, score, consummate, percolate, discharge, fulfill, administrate, bring off, come through, hack it, polish off, take care of, deal with, bring to fruition, do the job, do the trick, do to a T, earn wings, get there, make it, put into effect, put over, put through, sail through, take care of business |
| execution
| 4 |
noun |
killing |
hit, hanging, shooting, punishment |
| execution
| 14 |
noun |
killing |
crucifixion, capital punishment, rub out, strangulation, electrocution, gassing, strangling, beheading, impalement, decapitation, contract killing, guillotining, lethal injection, necktie party |
| execution
| 13 |
noun |
carrying out of a task |
enforcement, prosecution, accomplishment, implementation, administration, effect, delivery, rendering, style, performance, operation, achievement, doing |
| execution
| 7 |
noun |
carrying out of a task |
completion, consummation, enactment, realization, discharge, nuts and bolts, fulfilling |
| executive
| 5 |
adj |
administrative |
ruling, governing, controlling, managing, directing |
| executive
| 2 |
adj |
administrative |
managerial, decision-making |
| executive
| 17 |
noun |
person who manages an organization |
administrator, management, supervisor, government, official, administration, manager, boss, director, entrepreneur, chief, officer, commander, leader, head, governor, leadership |
| executive
| 18 |
noun |
person who manages an organization |
businessperson, exec, hierarchy, VIP, higher-up, tycoon, heavyweight, skipper, industrialist, brass, big wheel, directorate, CEO, co, head honcho, head person, key player, top brass |
| exemplar
| 8 |
noun |
ideal |
pattern, copy, standard, instance, model, type, example, mirror |
| exemplar
| 9 |
noun |
ideal |
epitome, paragon, archetype, prototype, specimen, illustration, criterion, paradigm, exemplification |
| exemption
| 3 |
noun |
freedom from a responsibility |
privilege, exception, release |
| exemption
| 6 |
noun |
freedom from a responsibility |
discharge, immunity, dispensation, impunity, absolution, exoneration |
| exercise
| 23 |
noun |
work, effort |
training, task, lesson, workout, act, problem, action, examination, drill, activity, test, performance, operation, study, movement, discipline, pursuit, constitutional, labor, theme, occupation, exercising, drilling |
| exercise
| 9 |
noun |
work, effort |
exertion, recitation, discharge, toil, daily dozen, calisthenics, gym, warm-up, schoolwork |
| exercise
| 7 |
noun |
accomplishment, use |
performance, operation, practice, application, pursuit, implementation, employment |
| exercise
| 5 |
noun |
accomplishment, use |
exertion, utilization, enjoyment, discharge, fulfillment |
| exercise
| 12 |
verb |
put to use |
enjoy, handle, exploit, apply, operate, use, devote, practice, utilize, employ, execute, drill |
| exercise
| 7 |
verb |
put to use |
exert, rehearse, wield, bestow, sharpen, bring to bear, put into practice |
| exercise
| 16 |
verb |
do repeatedly, especially to improve |
develop, prepare, train, improve, discipline, practice, fix, work, labor, break, strain, foster, set, drill, teach, condition |
| exercise
| 23 |
verb |
do repeatedly, especially to improve |
exert, work out, maneuver, inure, rehearse, hone, ply, habituate, cultivate, groom, break in, dry run, put out, run through, tune up, lick into shape, limber up, loosen up, pump iron, put through grind, put through mill, walk through, warm up |
| exercise
| 8 |
verb |
upset, worry |
try, disturb, pain, bother, occupy, burden, trouble, provoke |
| exercise
| 11 |
verb |
upset, worry |
annoy, chafe, distress, afflict, perturb, preoccupy, vex, irk, agitate, gall, abrade |
| exhibit
| 6 |
noun |
viewing; presentation |
performance, model, display, fair, show, exhibition |
| exhibit
| 2 |
noun |
viewing; presentation |
exposition, illustration |
| exhibit
| 17 |
verb |
put on view; present |
reveal, show, express, feature, indicate, demonstrate, display, illustrate, disclose, parade, offer, expose, flash, proclaim, evidence, mark, air |
| exhibit
| 18 |
verb |
put on view; present |
manifest, evince, flaunt, advertise, disport, brandish, show and tell, show off, trot out, showcase, let it all hang out, make clear, make plain, ostend, parade wares, roll out, strut stuff, wave around |
| exhibition
| 10 |
noun |
showing, demonstration |
exhibit, offering, fair, show, sight, representation, performance, presentation, display, airing |
| exhibition
| 12 |
noun |
showing, demonstration |
pageant, carnival, spectacle, manifestation, advertisement, flash, exposition, front, fireworks, expo, a scene, an act |
| exile
| 3 |
noun |
deportation from a place |
migration, separation, scattering |
| exile
| 11 |
noun |
deportation from a place |
dispersion, proscription, exclusion, displacement, expulsion, diaspora, ostracism, expatriation, extradition, banishment, relegation |
| exile
| 1 |
noun |
person deported from a place |
refugee |
| exile
| 11 |
noun |
person deported from a place |
expatriate, fugitive, outlaw, outcast, deportee, émigré, displaced person, expellee, nonperson, DP, person without country |
| exile
| 1 |
verb |
deport from place |
transport |
| exile
| 17 |
verb |
deport from place |
oust, relegate, extradite, outlaw, expel, displace, evacuate, ostracize, banish, expatriate, proscribe, dispossess, eject, turn out, drive out, cast out, expulse |
| exit
| 5 |
noun |
way out of a place |
gate, door, opening, hole, outlet |
| exit
| 5 |
noun |
way out of a place |
vent, egress, avenue, fire escape, passage out |
| exit
| 6 |
noun |
leaving |
retirement, withdrawal, departure, retreat, going, death |
| exit
| 13 |
noun |
leaving |
exodus, farewell, demise, evacuation, stampede, egress, expiration, goodbye, adieu, egression, leave-taking, expiry, offgoing |
| exit
| 8 |
verb |
leave a place |
quit, depart, retire, withdraw, move, go, issue, retreat |
| exit
| 15 |
verb |
leave a place |
blow, get off, go out, get, split, git, bid farewell, do vanishing act, flake off, get away, go away, move out, say goodbye, take a hike, take one's leave |
| exotic
| 14 |
adj |
not native or usual; mysterious |
romantic, colorful, unusual, alien, strange, curious, fascinating, different, external, extraordinary, foreign, introduced, outside, striking |
| exotic
| 16 |
adj |
not native or usual; mysterious |
alluring, glamorous, unfamiliar, peculiar, weird, bizarre, extraneous, extrinsic, far out, imported, kinky, outlandish, way out, enticing, avant garde, peregrine |
| expand
| 14 |
verb |
extend, augment |
swell, increase, spread, develop, open, grow, stretch, detail, pad, mushroom, unfold, hike, elaborate, mount |
| expand
| 42 |
verb |
extend, augment |
bolster, widen, broaden, enlarge, thicken, pyramid, lengthen, unfurl, protract, distend, magnify, dilate, prolong, unroll, wax, unravel, inflate, embellish, multiply, heighten, diffuse, amplify, bloat, burgeon, explicate, fatten, aggrandize, beef up, blow up, fill out, upsurge, piggyback, bulk up, fan out, open out, outspread, puff up, slap on, soup up, spread out, stretch out, tack on |
| expand
| 4 |
verb |
go into detail |
develop, extend, elaborate, discourse |
| expand
| 12 |
verb |
go into detail |
enlarge, build up, expound, dilate, expatiate, embellish, sweeten, amplify, beef up, drag out, spell out, flesh out |
| expansion
| 11 |
noun |
growth |
development, extension, increase, inflation, spread, distance, evolution, stretch, swelling, space, unfolding |
| expansion
| 13 |
noun |
growth |
enlargement, diffusion, amplification, breadth, expanse, magnification, augmentation, multiplication, dilation, maturation, distension, opening out, unfurling |
| expect
| 19 |
verb |
believe strongly; anticipate |
predict, await, suppose, take, think, hope, look, figure, contemplate, gather, feel, assume, sense, suspect, imagine, divine, understand, trust, calculate |
| expect
| 22 |
verb |
believe strongly; anticipate |
foresee, forecast, conjecture, surmise, reckon, apprehend, presume, presuppose, envisage, bargain for, count on, foreknow, bargain on, be afraid, hope for, in the cards, look ahead to, look for, look forward to, see coming, wait for, watch for |
| expect
| 3 |
verb |
want, wish |
require, demand, exact |
| expect
| 5 |
verb |
want, wish |
call for, count on, insist on, look for, rely upon |
| expectation
| 17 |
noun |
belief, anticipation |
prospect, confidence, trust, possibility, prediction, intention, chance, assumption, promise, fear, likelihood, notion, hope, view, motive, calculation, design |
| expectation
| 13 |
noun |
belief, anticipation |
outlook, forecast, expectancy, presumption, conjecture, probability, apprehension, supposition, reliance, suspense, assurance, surmise, looking forward |
| expected
| 3 |
adj |
wonted |
normal, conventional, familiar |
| expected
| 1 |
adj |
wonted |
habitual |
| expected
| 9 |
adj |
anticipated |
scheduled, likely, proposed, coming, due, predicted, contemplated, envisioned, awaited |
| expected
| 10 |
adj |
anticipated |
foreseen, predictable, foretold, prophesied, counted upon, foreseeable, hoped for, looked for, planned for, prepared for |
| expedition
| 18 |
noun |
journey; people on a journey |
quest, patrol, undertaking, travel, trip, tour, exploration, cruise, crew, crowd, campaign, company, swing, enterprise, mission, team, party, fleet |
| expedition
| 19 |
noun |
journey; people on a journey |
trek, squadron, crusade, outing, jaunt, safari, caravan, excursion, voyage, picnic, posse, junket, cavalcade, peregrination, wayfarers, voyagers, travellers, explorers, entrada |
| expedition
| 1 |
noun |
speed; speeding up |
hurry |
| expedition
| 14 |
noun |
speed; speeding up |
readiness, celerity, goodwill, alacrity, dispatch, quickness, expeditiousness, haste, promptness, punctuality, swiftness, rapidity, hustle, promptitude |
| expenditure
| 15 |
noun |
payment |
figure, consumption, price, rate, value, amount, cost, output, expense, investment, use, application, charge, waste, spending |
| expenditure
| 15 |
noun |
payment |
disbursement, outlay, splurge, kickback, setback, dissipation, valuation, throw, tune, payoff, bottom line, squander, outgo, cash on barrelhead, come to |
| expensive
| 6 |
adj |
high-priced |
costly, high, valuable, dear, excessive, rich |
| expensive
| 27 |
adj |
high-priced |
fancy, lavish, extravagant, exorbitant, highway robbery, holdup, immoderate, inordinate, invaluable, out of sight, plush, posh, ritzy, steep, stiff, unreasonable, sky-high, swank, overpriced, pricey, upscale, an arm and a leg, at a premium, big-ticket, pretty penny, too high, uneconomical |
| experience
| 24 |
noun |
knowledge |
training, practice, understanding, wisdom, patience, contact, involvement, struggle, background, sense, action, skill, reality, participation, seasoning, evidence, existence, doing, combat, judgment, exposure, observation, trial, proof |
| experience
| 16 |
noun |
knowledge |
maturity, know-how, caution, acquaintance, familiarity, empiricism, actuality, savoir-faire, sophistication, practicality, perspicacity, strife, intimacy, worldliness, inwardness, forebearance |
| experience
| 9 |
noun |
happening, occurrence |
incident, event, encounter, adventure, test, trial, episode, trip, affair |
| experience
| 1 |
noun |
happening, occurrence |
ordeal |
| experienced
| 20 |
adj |
knowledgeable, knowing |
wise, capable, veteran, sophisticated, accomplished, qualified, seasoned, trained, professional, rounded, tried, instructed, tested, practiced, sport, expert, familiar, old, practical, pro |
| experienced
| 22 |
adj |
knowledgeable, knowing |
mature, skillful, competent, versed, cultivated, matured, accustomed, adept, old hand, worldly, worldly-wise, vet, dynamite, been around, been there, broken in, having something on the ball, in the know, knowing the score, the right stuff, well-versed, knowing one's stuff |
| experiment
| 23 |
noun |
investigation, test |
search, attempt, observation, undertaking, study, practice, enterprise, analysis, research, trial, examination, procedure, venture, measure, operation, exercise, essay, agreement, try, speculation, check, proof, verification |
| experiment
| 15 |
noun |
investigation, test |
probe, experimentation, rehearsal, assay, fling, dissection, scrutiny, tryout, quiz, dry run, trial and error, trial run, try-on, R and D, research and development |
| experiment
| 13 |
verb |
investigate, test |
explore, analyze, examine, diagnose, sample, search, prove, study, research, try, venture, weigh, speculate |
| experiment
| 14 |
verb |
investigate, test |
assay, verify, probe, scrutinize, mess around, try on, fool with, futz around, play around with, practice with, put to the test, shake down, try on for size, try out |
| experimental
| 8 |
adj |
exploratory |
preliminary, beginning, laboratory, pilot, primary, temporary, test, trial |
| experimental
| 15 |
adj |
exploratory |
unproved, empirical, momentary, preparatory, provisional, speculative, tentative, developmental, experiential, first stage, on approval, probationary, trial-and-error, unconcluded, under probation |
| expert
| 10 |
adj |
knowledgeable, proficient |
experienced, skilled, trained, crack, professional, sharp, able, practiced, qualified, schooled |
| expert
| 14 |
adj |
knowledgeable, proficient |
adroit, deft, skillful, adept, crackerjack, slick, virtuoso, savvy, handy, apt, big league, clever, dexterous, facile |
| expert
| 6 |
noun |
master, specialist |
professional, authority, artist, phenomenon, pro, graduate |
| expert
| 15 |
noun |
master, specialist |
connoisseur, ace, guru, wizard, virtuoso, adept, whiz, buff, old hand, proficient, artiste, shark, doyen, hot shot, old pro |
| expertise
| 14 |
noun |
knowledge |
ability, facility, skill, judgment, art, oil, craft, goods, line, cunning, bag, stuff, command, chops |
| expertise
| 23 |
noun |
knowledge |
prowess, proficiency, know-how, savvy, competence, dexterity, adroitness, sharpness, cleverness, ingeniousness, dodge, knack, readiness, expertness, finesse, mastery, aptness, deftness, makings, skillfulness, ableness, masterliness, one's thing |
| explain
| 18 |
verb |
make clear; give a reason for |
disclose, reveal, analyze, read, illustrate, describe, define, resolve, solve, demonstrate, tell, interpret, justify, render, excuse, unfold, teach, translate |
| explain
| 27 |
verb |
make clear; give a reason for |
expound, spell out, clarify, point out, untangle, paraphrase, diagram, rationalize, elucidate, manifest, annotate, unravel, refine, explicate, decipher, construe, account for, bring out, clear up, get across, break down, go into detail, make plain, put across, put in plain English, set right, throw light upon |
| explanation
| 33 |
noun |
clarification; reason |
comment, interpretation, confession, evidence, motive, sense, information, story, note, statement, answer, cause, description, excuse, meaning, report, definition, account, expression, summary, resolution, example, talking, demonstration, brief, writing, details, significance, showing, telling, tale, display, history |
| explanation
| 15 |
noun |
clarification; reason |
commentary, justification, elucidation, explication, narration, specification, gloss, mitigation, exposition, rendition, breakdown, illustration, vindication, annotation, recital |
| explicit
| 17 |
adj |
specific, unambiguous |
precise, accurate, clear, positive, certain, obvious, exact, correct, absolute, direct, distinct, express, open, patent, plain, stated, sure |
| explicit
| 15 |
adj |
specific, unambiguous |
definitive, straightforward, categorical, clear-cut, unequivocal, definite, clean-cut, frank, lucid, on the nose, outspoken, perspicuous, understandable, unqualified, unreserved |
| explode
| 6 |
verb |
blow up |
collapse, mushroom, burst, blast, jet, split |
| explode
| 18 |
verb |
blow up |
shatter, detonate, erupt, break out, rupture, backfire, convulse, shiver, fracture, thunder, discharge, blaze, set off, flare up, blow to kingdom come, flame up, kablooey, let go |
| explode
| 12 |
verb |
discredit |
invalidate, disprove, refute, repudiate, deflate, debunk, belie, confute, puncture, discard, shoot down, shoot full of holes |
| exploit
| 10 |
noun |
achievement |
accomplishment, adventure, coup, do, enterprise, job, stroke, venture, performance, effort |
| exploit
| 7 |
noun |
achievement |
feat, deed, escapade, maneuver, attainment, stunt, tour de force |
| exploit
| 10 |
verb |
take advantage of; misuse |
use, handle, utilize, employ, abuse, apply, manipulate, work, milk, exercise |
| exploit
| 21 |
verb |
take advantage of; misuse |
mine, maneuver, play, jockey, finesse, soak, fleece, bleed, stick, skin, profit from, capitalize on, avail oneself of, cash in on, get mileage out of, impose upon, make capital of, make use of, play on, profit by, put to use |
| exploration
| 11 |
noun |
investigation; survey |
search, expedition, study, analysis, research, examination, inspection, travel, tour, inquiry, trip |
| exploration
| 3 |
noun |
investigation; survey |
probe, scrutiny, reconnaissance |
| explosion
| 8 |
noun |
eruption, discharge |
burst, blast, fit, pop, access, crack, report, firing |
| explosion
| 18 |
noun |
eruption, discharge |
outbreak, detonation, outburst, combustion, salvo, blowout, roar, gust, concussion, flare-up, percussion, bang, paroxysm, fulmination, blowup, clap, backfire, ignition |
| export
| 4 |
verb |
sell or trade abroad |
ship, dump, transport, convey |
| export
| 7 |
verb |
sell or trade abroad |
smuggle, consign, freight, transship, find market, find outlet, send out |
| expose
| 20 |
verb |
reveal |
disclose, prove, bare, uncover, open, display, exhibit, streak, parade, show, feature, flash, publish, crack, broadcast, unfold, report, present, spill, air |
| expose
| 29 |
verb |
reveal |
bring to light, unmask, flaunt, advertise, manifest, brandish, unearth, leak, divulge, debunk, betray, unveil, disport, denude, unclothe, give away, show off, trot out, dig up, lay bare, lay open, let cat out of bag, let out, make known, open to view, put on view, smoke out, tip off, unshroud |
| expose
| 2 |
verb |
subject to danger |
risk, hazard |
| expose
| 9 |
verb |
subject to danger |
endanger, jeopardize, imperil, peril, lay open, leave open, make liable, make vulnerable, put in harm's way |
| exposure
| 14 |
noun |
uncovering; putting in view or danger |
publicity, risk, hazard, liability, unfolding, confession, introduction, revelation, exhibition, presentation, showing, display, baring, airing |
| exposure
| 23 |
noun |
uncovering; putting in view or danger |
disclosure, vulnerability, nakedness, openness, acknowledgment, jeopardy, betrayal, manifestation, susceptibility, peril, denunciation, exposé, vulnerableness, unveiling, defenselessness, giveaway, divulgence, denudation, unmasking, divulging, laying open, susceptiveness, susceptivity |
| express
| 19 |
adj |
certain, precise |
explicit, specific, set, individual, intended, considered, plain, pointed, direct, willing, particular, voiced, exact, clear, special, voluntary, accurate, distinct, expressed |
| express
| 19 |
adj |
certain, precise |
premeditated, deliberate, singular, uttered, clear-cut, categorical, clean-cut, definite, definitive, especial, intentional, out-and-out, outright, unambiguous, unconditional, unmistakable, unqualified, designful, witting |
| express
| 4 |
adj |
direct, speedy |
rapid, fast, accelerated, quick |
| express
| 4 |
adj |
direct, speedy |
swift, nonstop, high-speed, velocious |
| express
| 30 |
verb |
articulate; signify, mean |
disclose, reveal, give, suggest, show, communicate, hint, declare, assert, indicate, say, convey, put, voice, tell, speak, exhibit, represent, phrase, couch, state, air, import, intend, intimate, spell, depict, testify, word, proclaim |
| express
| 27 |
verb |
articulate; signify, mean |
insinuate, formulate, vent, frame, pronounce, denote, evince, asseverate, utter, verbalize, ventilate, connote, divulge, bespeak, manifest, designate, circulate, enunciate, broach, embody, symbolize, add up to, stand for, make known, pop off, put across, put into words |
| express
| 3 |
verb |
discharge by squeezing or force |
crush, forward, ship |
| express
| 7 |
verb |
discharge by squeezing or force |
expel, dispatch, distill, extract, force out, press out, squeeze out |
| expression
| 24 |
noun |
verbalization |
definition, style, word, language, explanation, remark, interpretation, speech, term, statement, phrase, voice, communication, argument, announcement, emphasis, issue, speaking, voicing, delivery, mention, execution, phrasing, writ |
| expression
| 22 |
noun |
verbalization |
enunciation, vent, elucidation, narration, rendition, diction, assertion, idiom, exposition, commentary, articulation, pronouncement, asseveration, declaration, intonation, phraseology, locution, utterance, formulation, choice of words, set phrase, turn of phrase |
| expression
| 8 |
noun |
facial appearance |
look, character, face, aspect, smile, grin, air, cast |
| expression
| 10 |
noun |
facial appearance |
simper, visage, mien, pout, smirk, mug, countenance, grimace, sneer, contortion |
| extend
| 14 |
verb |
make larger, longer |
last, stretch, boost, develop, increase, spread, continue, take, enhance, open, expand, draw, pad, unfold |
| extend
| 34 |
verb |
make larger, longer |
prolong, widen, broaden, lengthen, enlarge, go on, supplement, augment, magnify, dilate, mantle, unfurl, unroll, stall, elongate, multiply, protract, heighten, aggrandize, amplify, add to, beef up, carry on, drag out, draw out, prolongate, crane, fan out, let out, run on, spin out, spread out, string out, drag one's feet |
| extend
| 10 |
verb |
offer |
advance, give, grant, present, pose, yield, submit, award, tender, donate |
| extend
| 14 |
verb |
offer |
allocate, accord, impart, confer, bestow, proffer, allot, hold out, reach out, bring forward, place at disposal, put forth, put forward, stretch out |
| extension
| 19 |
noun |
enlargement, continuation |
delay, increase, development, expansion, sweep, production, arm, stretch, span, addition, spread, branch, scope, reach, extent, orbit, wing, continuing, stretching |
| extension
| 22 |
noun |
enlargement, continuation |
postponement, purview, supplement, radius, broadening, amplification, adjunct, protraction, annex, appendix, augmentation, compass, prolongation, elongation, appendage, addendum, lengthening, widening, dilatation, distension, drawing out, spreading out |
| extent
| 32 |
noun |
range, magnitude |
term, length, degree, intensity, expansion, matter, amount, measure, scope, quantity, size, neighborhood, proportions, sweep, sphere, span, dimensions, area, stretch, mass, territory, play, reach, volume, tune, bulk, extension, space, orbit, limit, time, order |
| extent
| 20 |
noun |
range, magnitude |
breadth, duration, purview, tract, radius, leeway, ambit, vicinity, width, proliferation, expanse, capaciousness, compass, amplitude, admeasurement, bounds, wideness, spaciousness, elbowroom, period of time |
| external
| 9 |
adj |
outside, extrinsic |
foreign, independent, over, surface, alien, out, apparent, outer, visible |
| external
| 7 |
adj |
outside, extrinsic |
extraneous, exterior, peripheral, outermost, outward, superficial, outmost |
| extinct
| 11 |
adj |
dead, obsolete |
asleep, departed, ended, fallen, gone, late, lost, out, unknown, vanished, disappeared |
| extinct
| 23 |
adj |
dead, obsolete |
archaic, bygone, cold, deceased, defunct, done for, inactive, lifeless, outmoded, passé, superseded, void, abolished, dead and gone, doused, exanimate, exterminated, extinguished, no longer known, passed on, snuffed out, terminated, vanquished |
| extraordinary
| 17 |
adj |
strange and wonderful |
fantastic, remarkable, outstanding, curious, odd, special, unusual, incredible, terrific, amazing, strange, unprecedented, particular, unique, rare, surprising, weird |
| extraordinary
| 22 |
adj |
strange and wonderful |
unheard-of, marvelous, bizarre, phenomenal, singular, unimaginable, exceptional, uncommon, boss, flash, gnarly, heavy, inconceivable, out of the ordinary, peculiar, stupendous, unfamiliar, unthinkable, wicked, unwonted, fab, off beaten path |
| extraterrestrial
| 6 |
noun |
alien |
space being, Martian, E.T., little green man, men from outer space, space inhabitant |
| extreme
| 7 |
adj |
very great |
severe, intense, top, maximum, high, ultimate, highest |
| extreme
| 7 |
adj |
very great |
acute, utmost, uttermost, sovereign, consummate, supreme, maximal |
| extreme
| 12 |
adj |
beyond reason and convention |
unusual, excessive, harsh, remarkable, radical, extraordinary, severe, sheer, absolute, gross, desperate, strict |
| extreme
| 34 |
adj |
beyond reason and convention |
egregious, exaggerated, irrational, exceptional, unreasonable, outrageous, dire, utter, drastic, stern, downright, extravagant, fabulous, fanatical, flagrant, immoderate, improper, imprudent, inordinate, intemperate, nonsensical, out-and-out, preposterous, rabid, rigid, thorough, unbending, uncommon, uncompromising, unconventional, unseemly, zealous, overkill, out of proportion |
| extreme
| 6 |
adj |
faraway |
last, ultimate, final, farthest, most distant, remotest |
| extreme
| 7 |
adj |
faraway |
utmost, terminal, uttermost, outermost, far-off, furthermost, outmost |
| extreme
| 10 |
noun |
ultimate; limit |
depth, height, pole, end, top, boundary, ceiling, peak, maximum, edge |
| extreme
| 19 |
noun |
ultimate; limit |
excess, zenith, consummation, climax, crown, culmination, nadir, apex, crest, apogee, uttermost, utmost, pinnacle, acme, extremity, termination, bitter end, inordinancy, nth degree |
| eye
| 13 |
noun |
judgment, opinion |
taste, feeling, mind, view, conviction, perception, belief, sentiment, discrimination, watch, appreciation, surveillance, recognition |
| eye
| 7 |
noun |
judgment, opinion |
discernment, scrutiny, tab, persuasion, viewpoint, eagle eye, point of view |
| eye
| 2 |
noun |
optical organ of an animate being |
blinder, lamp |
| eye
| 8 |
noun |
optical organ of an animate being |
ocular, optic, headlight, oculus, peeper, eyeball, pie, baby blue |
| eye
| 8 |
verb |
gaze at, scrutinize |
contemplate, scan, consider, study, regard, watch, survey, view |
| eye
| 17 |
verb |
gaze at, scrutinize |
check out, inspect, rubberneck, leer, peruse, ogle, gape, take in, look at, eyeball, give the eye, glance at, have a look, keep eagle eye on, size up, stare at, take a look |
| eyebrow
| 4 |
noun |
forehead |
top, face, front, temple |
| eyebrow
| 3 |
noun |
forehead |
mien, countenance, frons |
| eyebrow
| 8 |
noun |
threadlike growth on animate being |
grass, fur, fiber, shock, lock, down, cut, beard |
| eyebrow
| 28 |
noun |
threadlike growth on animate being |
wig, hairstyle, haircut, wool, strand, tress, tuft, bristle, filament, mop, whiskers, coiffure, fluff, fringe, feeler, sideburn, mane, eyelash, quill, cowlick, villus, ruff, thatch, vibrissa, moustache, cilium, frizzies, split ends |
| fabric
| 6 |
noun |
cloth, material |
fiber, texture, goods, web, stuff, bolt |
| fabric
| 1 |
noun |
cloth, material |
textile |
| fabric
| 10 |
noun |
structure |
texture, building, foundation, infrastructure, constitution, substance, frame, framework, construction, organization |
| fabric
| 4 |
noun |
structure |
stamp, consistency, mold, make-up |
| facade
| 7 |
noun |
appearance, often deceptive |
front, color, look, show, mask, face, beard |
| facade
| 14 |
noun |
appearance, often deceptive |
exterior, veneer, frontage, semblance, phony, disguise, bluff, fake, guise, put-on, pretense, false front, window dressing, false colors |
| face
| 19 |
noun |
front of something; expression, exterior |
look, top, mask, surface, air, aspect, show, features, clock, seeming, presentation, profile, finish, frown, showing, makeup, appearance, cast, display |
| face
| 25 |
noun |
front of something; expression, exterior |
light, visage, kisser, disguise, semblance, simulacrum, facet, dial, silhouette, glower, obverse, frontispiece, paint, mug, scowl, map, frontal, countenance, frontage, physiognomy, pout, grimace, smirk, guise, lineaments |
| face
| 7 |
noun |
pretense, nerve |
front, cheek, mask, air, confidence, show, cover |
| face
| 16 |
noun |
pretense, nerve |
presumption, semblance, boldness, impertinence, cloak, disguise, audacity, gall, façade, brass, chutzpah, veil, impudence, effrontery, false front, facade |
| face
| 5 |
noun |
authority, status |
image, standing, dignity, reputation, honor |
| face
| 3 |
noun |
authority, status |
self-respect, prestige, social position |
| face
| 25 |
verb |
come up against a situation |
risk, confront, challenge, experience, fight, oppose, take, allow, meet, suffer, encounter, endure, brave, resist, contend, court, cross, submit, sustain, beard, bear, dare, tolerate, stand, venture |
| face
| 25 |
verb |
come up against a situation |
withstand, accost, abide, brook, brace, stomach, defy, countenance, affront, swallow, take it, take on, tell off, deal with, run into, eyeball, be confronted by, bit the bullet, cope with, fly in face of, go up against, grapple with, make a stand, square off, take the bull by the horns |
| face
| 8 |
verb |
be opposite; look at |
confront, watch, meet, stare, overlook, gaze, front, border |
| face
| 3 |
verb |
be opposite; look at |
glare, be turned toward, front onto |
| face
| 12 |
verb |
put paint or finish on |
finish, level, smooth, coat, cover, surface, decorate, skin, front, line, dress, side |
| face
| 10 |
verb |
put paint or finish on |
redecorate, clad, plaster, overlay, remodel, veneer, polish, sheathe, refinish, shingle |
| facility
| 6 |
noun |
ease; ability |
bent, skill, efficiency, address, turn, leaning |
| facility
| 21 |
noun |
ease; ability |
dexterity, adroitness, wit, aptitude, fluency, propensity, spontaneity, competence, tact, poise, proficiency, knack, lightness, smoothness, readiness, expertness, quickness, effortlessness, skillfulness, smooth sailing, child's play |
| facility
| 10 |
noun |
convenience |
resource, tool, material, equipment, advantage, means, comfort, fitting, aid, opportunity |
| facility
| 3 |
noun |
convenience |
amenity, accommodation, appliance |
| fact
| 9 |
noun |
verifiable truth; reality |
case, law, experience, evidence, basis, intelligence, appearance, scene, stability |
| fact
| 22 |
noun |
verifiable truth; reality |
matter, certitude, permanence, dope, solidity, genuineness, palpability, authenticity, gospel, actuality, certainty, verity, bottom line, brass tacks, gospel truth, substantiality, scripture, concrete happening, how it is, like it is, naked truth, what's what |
| fact
| 31 |
noun |
event; detail of action |
case, information, accomplishment, phenomenon, circumstance, experience, evidence, incident, factor, action, performance, data, affair, point, being, creation, entity, proceeding, feature, particular, construction, adventure, consideration, episode, transaction, conception, happening, specific, item, act, organism |
| fact
| 8 |
noun |
event; detail of action |
occurrence, truism, deed, actuality, manifestation, fait accompli, statistic, datum |
| factor
| 19 |
noun |
determinant |
circumstance, influence, point, component, element, thing, part, aspect, consideration, cause, ingredient, means, agency, instrument, agent, item, portion, board, aid |
| factor
| 6 |
noun |
determinant |
antecedent, constituent, instrumentality, part and parcel, fixin's, makin's |
| factory
| 10 |
noun |
manufacturing plant |
shop, firm, cooperative, industry, workshop, branch, laboratory, mill, warehouse, works |
| factory
| 8 |
noun |
manufacturing plant |
foundry, forge, mint, manufactory, workroom, sweatshop, machine shop, salt mines |
| faculty
| 18 |
noun |
ability, skill |
bent, facility, intelligence, sense, quality, strength, capacity, genius, pistol, power, reason, instinct, talent, gift, capability, turn, leaning, property |
| faculty
| 19 |
noun |
ability, skill |
dexterity, adroitness, peculiarity, aptitude, cleverness, propensity, proclivity, penchant, forte, knack, readiness, aptness, nose, predilection, flair, right stuff, wits, knowing way around, what it takes |
| faculty
| 18 |
noun |
teachers in educational institution |
department, university, personnel, staff, body, society, clinic, college, organization, academics, advisers, workers, instructors, mentors, professors, employees, scholars, researchers |
| faculty
| 8 |
noun |
teachers in educational institution |
institute, corps, profs, lecturers, pedagogues, literati, tutors, professorate |
| fade
| 5 |
verb |
lose color |
dissolve, vanish, disappear, pale, clear |
| fade
| 20 |
verb |
lose color |
dim, evaporate, dull, blanch, neutralize, tarnish, muddy, discolor, etiolate, blench, bleach, tone down, decolorize, achromatize, become colorless, evanish, grow dim, lose brightness, lose luster, wash out |
| fade
| 18 |
verb |
dwindle, die out |
sink, wilt, weaken, melt, fall, fail, diminish, vanish, dissolve, disappear, decline, tire, quiet, fold, flag, thin, moderate, clear |
| fade
| 30 |
verb |
dwindle, die out |
dim, ebb, wane, lessen, evaporate, wither, peter out, abate, deteriorate, deliquesce, perish, taper, droop, attenuate, disperse, rarefy, hush, etiolate, evanesce, shrivel, languish, die away, die on vine, evanish, fag out, melt away, poop out, slack off, tucker out, waste away |
| fail
| 6 |
verb |
be unsuccessful |
decline, fall, founder, fold, slip, miss |
| fail
| 36 |
verb |
be unsuccessful |
flounder, flop, blunder, abort, fizzle, miscarry, backslide, deteriorate, go down, break down, back wrong horse, be defeated, be demoted, be found lacking, be in vain, be ruined, come to naught, come to nothing, fall flat, fall short, fall through, go astray, go down swinging, go downhill, go up in smoke, go wrong, hit bottom, hit the skids, lose control, lose out, lose status, meet with disaster, miss the boat, play into, run aground, turn out badly |
| fail
| 9 |
verb |
abandon, forsake |
ignore, forget, slight, fault, overlook, blink, discount, slip, desert |
| fail
| 12 |
verb |
abandon, forsake |
neglect, omit, abort, disregard, disappoint, miscarry, funk, back out, let down, overpass, go astray, break one's word |
| fail
| 7 |
verb |
lose money |
break, close, drop, finish, end, crash, fold |
| fail
| 25 |
verb |
lose money |
default, terminate, dishonor, repudiate, go under, defalcate, overdraw, be cleaned out, be in arrears, be ruined, be taken to the cleaners, become insolvent, close down, drop a bundle, go bankrupt, go belly up, go broke, go bust, go into Chapter 11, go out of business, go to the wall, go up, lose big, close one's doors, lose one's shirt |
| failure
| 13 |
noun |
lack of success |
loss, collapse, decline, failing, defeat, bankruptcy, bomb, turkey, lemon, deficit, frustration, mess, abortion |
| failure
| 32 |
noun |
lack of success |
breakdown, misstep, deficiency, deterioration, flop, downfall, wreck, stoppage, rout, misadventure, inadequacy, bust, overthrow, stalemate, checkmate, miscarriage, rupture, decay, botch, loser, fiasco, bungle, false step, faux pas, flash in the pan, nonperformance, implosion, washout, lead balloon, nonsuccess, sinking ship, total loss |
| failure
| 3 |
noun |
person who does not succeed |
disappointment, turkey, nobody |
| failure
| 25 |
noun |
person who does not succeed |
also-ran, insolvent, bankrupt, dud, moocher, prodigal, derelict, incompetent, beat, deadbeat, loafer, bum, castaway, flop, loser, good-for-nothing, lumpy, no-good, has-been, defaulter, might-have-been, underachiever, washout, born loser, nonperformer |
| faint
| 24 |
adj |
having little effect on senses |
remote, slight, weak, gentle, mild, distant, soft, vague, delicate, deep, padded, pale, aside, low, piano, moderate, whispered, light, smooth, quiet, thin, faded, muttering, softened |
| faint
| 33 |
adj |
having little effect on senses |
dim, dull, inaudible, hazy, soothing, muffled, far-off, wan, hushed, subdued, obscure, bland, breathless, dusty, feeble, hoarse, ill-defined, imperceptible, indistinct, lenient, shadowy, tenuous, unclear, low-pitched, muted, stifled, murmuring, blurred, faltering, deadened, bleached, bated, out of earshot |
| faint
| 6 |
adj |
weak |
delicate, slight, exhausted, fatigued, tender, fragile |
| faint
| 10 |
adj |
weak |
drooping, dizzy, enervated, feeble, languid, lethargic, lightheaded, unenthusiastic, woozy, faltering |
| faint
| 1 |
noun |
unconsciousness |
collapse |
| faint
| 9 |
noun |
unconsciousness |
insensibility, vertigo, syncope, knockout, swoon, stupor, dizziness, blackout, grayout |
| faint
| 6 |
verb |
lose consciousness |
collapse, drop, fade, fall, fail, weaken |
| faint
| 10 |
verb |
lose consciousness |
black out, swoon, succumb, keel over, pass out, flicker, languish, be overcome, become unconscious, go out like light |
| fair
| 16 |
adj |
impartial, unprejudiced |
civil, proper, generous, decent, objective, good, reasonable, legitimate, equal, honest, clean, square, just, open, straight, moderate |
| fair
| 31 |
adj |
impartial, unprejudiced |
sincere, unbiased, lawful, principled, honorable, straightforward, impartial, candid, equitable, trustworthy, courteous, frank, upright, nonpartisan, aboveboard, benevolent, blameless, disinterested, dispassionate, even-handed, on the level, pious, praiseworthy, respectable, righteous, scrupulous, temperate, virtuous, uncorrupted, on up-and-up, uncolored |
| fair
| 6 |
adj |
light-complexioned, light-haired |
neutral, pale, light, faded, blond, white |
| fair
| 20 |
adj |
light-complexioned, light-haired |
pearly, argent, blanched, sallow, blonde, chalky, colorless, creamy, milky, pallid, snowy, fair-haired, bleached, fair-skinned, flaxen-haired, pale-faced, silvery, tow-haired, tow-headed, whitish |
| fair
| 11 |
adj |
mediocre, satisfactory |
decent, adequate, reasonable, medium, okay, average, common, ordinary, moderate, mean, usual |
| fair
| 14 |
adj |
mediocre, satisfactory |
satisfactory, middling, commonplace, intermediate, all right, indifferent, passable, respectable, so-so, tolerable, fairish, not bad, pretty good, up to standard |
| fair
| 7 |
adj |
beautiful |
attractive, lovely, charming, delicate, handsome, pretty, pure |
| fair
| 9 |
adj |
beautiful |
dainty, enchanting, bonny, chaste, comely, exquisite, good-looking, beauteous, pulchritudinous |
| fair
| 10 |
adj |
bright, cloudless (weather) |
clear, favorable, calm, dry, fine, mild, pleasant, pretty, sunny, smiling |
| fair
| 10 |
adj |
bright, cloudless (weather) |
clarion, balmy, clement, placid, tranquil, rainless, unclouded, sunshiny, undarkened, unthreatening |
| fair
| 8 |
noun |
exposition, carnival |
exhibit, show, festival, display, market, celebration, exhibition, occasion |
| fair
| 8 |
noun |
exposition, carnival |
pageant, gala, bazaar, observance, fete, spectacle, expo, centennial |
| fairy
| 2 |
noun |
supernatural being |
spirit, sprite |
| fairy
| 19 |
noun |
supernatural being |
imp, goblin, gnome, leprechaun, gremlin, siren, enchanter, nymph, puck, elf, brownie, pixie, genie, fay, hob, sylph, bogie, mermaid, nisse |
| faith
| 10 |
noun |
trust in something |
confidence, belief, conviction, acceptance, loyalty, truth, hope, credit, store, stock |
| faith
| 17 |
noun |
trust in something |
truthfulness, certitude, fealty, faithfulness, credence, constancy, surety, certainty, assent, allegiance, reliance, dependence, sureness, fidelity, troth, assurance, credulity |
| faith
| 11 |
noun |
belief in a higher being; community of believers |
conviction, religion, doctrine, church, teaching, principle, revelation, confession, profession, connection, theology |
| faith
| 17 |
noun |
belief in a higher being; community of believers |
denomination, sect, credo, piety, dogma, creed, tenet, piousness, canon, cult, communion, gospel, persuasion, worship, orthodoxy, doxy, theism |
| faithful
| 14 |
adj |
loyal, reliable |
devoted, loving, honest, firm, constant, straight, steady, fast, enduring, genuine, sure, tried, true, attached |
| faithful
| 32 |
adj |
loyal, reliable |
resolute, sincere, hard-core, conscientious, ardent, staunch, trusty, steadfast, dependable, scrupulous, obedient, truthful, affectionate, honorable, upright, dutiful, trustworthy, patriotic, circumspect, dyed-in-the-wool, incorruptible, on the level, tried and true, true-blue, unchanging, unswerving, unwavering, veracious, allegiant, behind one, confiding, string along with |
| faithful
| 8 |
adj |
authentic, accurate |
precise, strict, exact, close, right, just, similar, true |
| faithful
| 6 |
adj |
authentic, accurate |
credible, trusty, lifelike, veracious, veridical, undistorted |
| fake
| 5 |
adj |
false, imitation |
affected, assumed, pretended, invented, artificial |
| fake
| 15 |
adj |
false, imitation |
spurious, phony, fraudulent, fictitious, forged, counterfeit, mock, bogus, pseudo, reproduction, simulated, make-believe, sham, fabricated, concocted |
| fake
| 4 |
noun |
imposter, copy |
trick, cheat, actor, fraud |
| fake
| 29 |
noun |
imposter, copy |
scam, phony, hoax, forgery, deception, counterfeit, fabrication, sham, sleight, faker, imitation, imposition, mountebank, imposture, plant, flimflam, put-on, pretender, spoof, pretense, swindle, pseudo, reproduction, make-believe, charlatan, four-flusher, bluffer, gold brick, junque |
| fake
| 4 |
verb |
pretend |
assume, act, affect, copy |
| fake
| 12 |
verb |
pretend |
fabricate, feign, put on, counterfeit, dissimulate, bluff, disguise, simulate, forge, spoof, sham, put on an act |
| fall
| 12 |
noun |
descent; lowering |
decline, plunge, spill, drop, recession, reduction, decrease, dip, slope, header, cut, slip |
| fall
| 19 |
noun |
descent; lowering |
slump, plummet, incline, declivity, tumble, dive, slant, ebb, lessening, abatement, diminution, downgrade, lapse, belly flop, dwindling, pratfall, downward slope, falling off, nose dive |
| fall
| 8 |
noun |
defeat, overthrow |
loss, disaster, drop, failure, collapse, death, ruin, destruction |
| fall
| 11 |
noun |
defeat, overthrow |
downfall, breakdown, humiliation, tumble, dive, degradation, abasement, capitulation, diminution, surrender, resignation |
| fall
| 20 |
verb |
descend; become lower |
decline, plunge, crash, collapse, ease, stumble, settle, decrease, sink, slip, diminish, dip, land, slope, pitch, trip, trail, drag, spin, flag |
| fall
| 34 |
verb |
descend; become lower |
tumble, dwindle, slump, plummet, go down, dive, depreciate, ebb, wane, lessen, droop, buckle, subside, backslide, totter, topple, gravitate, abate, relapse, lapse, flop, recede, cascade, regress, keel over, be precipitated, break down, cave in, drop down, fold up, hit the dirt, nose-dive, take a header, tip over |
| fall
| 6 |
verb |
be overthrown by an enemy; surrender |
drop, die, submit, resign, yield, bend |
| fall
| 21 |
verb |
be overthrown by an enemy; surrender |
go down, slump, perish, succumb, capitulate, obey, back down, give in, go under, give up, be casualty, be destroyed, be killed, be lost, be taken, defer to, eat dirt, fall to pieces, give way, lie down, pass into enemy hands |
| fall
| 4 |
verb |
happen |
become, occur, chance, arrive |
| fall
| 4 |
verb |
happen |
befall, come about, take place, come to pass |
| fall asleep
| 5 |
verb |
suspend consciousness |
relax, nod, retire, rest, dream |
| fall asleep
| 31 |
verb |
suspend consciousness |
snooze, doze, languish, hibernate, crash, oversleep, slumber, bunk, catnap, repose, flop, yawn, nap, snore, drop off, fall out, hit the hay, turn in, bed down, drowse, catch a wink, catch forty winks, conk out, hit the sack, nod off, sack out, saw wood, take a nap, zonk out, zzz, cop some z's |
| false
| 2 |
adj |
wrong, made up |
mistaken, lying |
| false
| 44 |
adj |
wrong, made up |
fake, untrue, distorted, improper, erroneous, fanciful, untruthful, incorrect, deceitful, invalid, fictitious, bogus, misleading, faulty, inaccurate, spurious, phony, specious, unfounded, dishonest, fraudulent, unreal, apocryphal, delusive, ersatz, fallacious, fishy, illusive, imaginary, inexact, mendacious, sham, trumped up, unsound, counterfactual, beguiling, casuistic, concocted, contrary to fact, cooked-up, deceiving, misrepresentative, off the mark, sophistical |
| false
| 3 |
adj |
dishonest, hypocritical |
base, lying, mean |
| false
| 40 |
adj |
dishonest, hypocritical |
misleading, deceptive, malicious, deceitful, apostate, canting, corrupt, crooked, delusive, devious, dishonorable, disloyal, double-dealing, duplicitous, faithless, foul, malevolent, perfidious, recreant, renegade, traitorous, treacherous, two-faced, underhanded, unfaithful, unscrupulous, untrustworthy, venal, villainous, wicked, perjured, treasonable, beguiling, deceiving, deluding, falsehearted, forsworn, mythomaniac, rascally, scoundrelly |
| false
| 10 |
adj |
fake, counterfeit |
wrong, artificial, assumed, bent, colored, framed, pretended, seeming, so-called, copied |
| false
| 33 |
adj |
fake, counterfeit |
contrived, deceptive, spurious, phony, unreal, forged, hollow, bogus, adulterated, bum, crock, disguised, ersatz, factitious, feigned, fishy, imitation, made-up, make-believe, manufactured, meretricious, mock, ostensible, pseudo, shady, sham, simulated, snide, substitute, synthetic, alloyed, brummagem, fabricated |
| falsehood
| 6 |
noun |
lie |
story, fiction, fraud, line, tale, error |
| falsehood
| 34 |
noun |
lie |
prevarication, tall tale, deception, falsity, misstatement, cover-up, distortion, perjury, untruth, deceit, sham, dishonesty, fabrication, fallacy, falseness, canard, fable, fib, whopper, figment, pretense, hogwash, equivocation, yarn, untruthfulness, mendacity, erroneousness, fakery, fallaciousness, dissimulation, feigning, fibbery, half truth, untruism |
| fame
| 20 |
noun |
celebrity |
dignity, glory, character, popularity, honor, recognition, reputation, rank, standing, credit, note, favor, station, regard, distinction, report, account, name, place, position |
| fame
| 28 |
noun |
celebrity |
renown, stardom, prominence, immortality, notoriety, acclaim, greatness, majesty, superiority, esteem, eminence, acknowledgment, preeminence, rep, repute, heyday, luster, elevation, exaltation, acclamation, kudos, laurels, illustriousness, splendor, estimation, nobility, éclat, public esteem |
| familiar
| 17 |
adj |
common, well-known |
simple, usual, intimate, natural, plain, household, domestic, routine, ordinary, native, stock, conventional, everyday, frequent, informal, known, repeated |
| familiar
| 17 |
adj |
common, well-known |
mundane, commonplace, homespun, accustomed, customary, habitual, humble, matter-of-fact, old hat, prosaic, proverbial, unceremonious, unsophisticated, wonted, recognizable, garden variety, workaday |
| familiar
| 5 |
adj |
knowledgeable |
aware, conscious, informed, introduced, grounded |
| familiar
| 22 |
adj |
knowledgeable |
acquainted, conversant, savvy, versant, abreast, au courant, au fait, cognizant, mindful, with it, up, apprised, at home with, in on, in the know, kept posted, no stranger to, plugged in, tuned in, up on, versed in, well up in |
| familiar
| 16 |
adj |
friendly, bold |
intimate, easy, comfortable, wise, free, forward, dear, close, thick, open, smart, fresh, informal, near, tight, relaxed |
| familiar
| 26 |
adj |
friendly, bold |
cordial, cozy, snug, sociable, affable, amicable, chummy, confidential, genial, gracious, impudent, intrusive, neighborly, nervy, obtrusive, officious, palsy-walsy, presuming, presumptuous, sassy, unceremonious, unreserved, unconstrained, palsy, buddy-buddy, free-and-easy |
| family
| 24 |
noun |
kin, offspring; classification |
tribe, group, people, house, household, folk, strain, system, issue, relationship, blood, birth, genre, line, class, kind, network, race, children, relations, relatives, siblings, ancestors, generations |
| family
| 22 |
noun |
kin, offspring; classification |
clan, dynasty, ancestry, parentage, brood, pedigree, inheritance, progeny, extraction, kindred, descent, lineage, subdivision, genealogy, kith and kin, menage, in-laws, descendants, progenitors, forebears, heirs and assigns, ménage |
| famous
| 20 |
adj |
legendary, notable to many |
honored, remarkable, outstanding, powerful, well-known, leading, grand, important, excellent, prominent, great, influential, recognized, noted, brilliant, distinguished, celebrated, extraordinary, imposing, signal |
| famous
| 26 |
adj |
legendary, notable to many |
preeminent, acclaimed, renowned, illustrious, eminent, memorable, splendid, notorious, glorious, august, conspicuous, elevated, exalted, foremost, mighty, noble, noteworthy, peerless, reputable, applauded, in limelight, in spotlight, lionized, much-publicized, of note, talked about |
| fan
| 3 |
noun |
blower of air |
leaf, blade, draft |
| fan
| 8 |
noun |
blower of air |
propeller, vane, windmill, ventilator, air conditioner, flabellum, palm leaf, thermantidote |
| fan
| 2 |
noun |
person enthusiastic about an interest |
lover, supporter |
| fan
| 15 |
noun |
person enthusiastic about an interest |
devotee, follower, admirer, buff, adherent, freak, aficionado, votary, zealot, addict, amateur, hound, groupie, habitué, rooter |
| fan
| 3 |
verb |
blow on |
spread, wind, cool |
| fan
| 7 |
verb |
blow on |
ventilate, ruffle, aerate, winnow, refresh, air-condition, air-cool |
| fan
| 4 |
verb |
provoke |
extend, increase, stimulate, expand |
| fan
| 10 |
verb |
provoke |
whip up, arouse, excite, rouse, agitate, enkindle, work up, impassion, add fuel, stir up |
| fantastic
| 11 |
adj |
strange, different; imaginary |
incredible, crazy, ridiculous, weird, odd, exotic, artificial, extreme, foreign, mad, unlikely |
| fantastic
| 35 |
adj |
strange, different; imaginary |
insane, imaginative, unbelievable, singular, ludicrous, grotesque, unreal, preposterous, outlandish, fanciful, absurd, implausible, capricious, chimerical, comical, eccentric, erratic, extravagant, far-fetched, foolish, freakish, illusive, irrational, misleading, nonsensical, out of sight, peculiar, quaint, queer, wacky, whimsical, fictional, hallucinatory, suppositious, phantasmagorical |
| fantastic
| 9 |
adj |
enormous |
tremendous, huge, great, overwhelming, extreme, massive, severe, towering, cracking |
| fantastic
| 5 |
adj |
enormous |
humongous, monstrous, monumental, prodigious, stupendous |
| fantastic
| 2 |
adj |
wonderful, excellent |
great, best |
| fantastic
| 16 |
adj |
wonderful, excellent |
sensational, first-rate, awesome, superb, marvelous, unreal, delicious, far out, first-class, out of sight, out of this world, A-1, best ever, like wow, primo, cat's meow |
| fantasy
| 11 |
noun |
imagination, dream |
nightmare, illusion, vision, invention, trip, creativity, flight, appearance, imagining, conceiving, envisioning |
| fantasy
| 27 |
noun |
imagination, dream |
reverie, delusion, fancy, mirage, chimera, rainbow, originality, bubble, apparition, figment, fabrication, vagary, daydream, utopia, imaginativeness, hallucination, head trip, fancying, objectifying, Atlantis, fairyland, externalizing, fantasia, air castle, flight of imagination, mind trip, fool's paradise |
| far
| 8 |
adj |
at a great distance |
distant, deep, long, bit, piece, remote, removed, ways |
| far
| 15 |
adj |
at a great distance |
afar, far-flung, far-off, faraway, out-of-the-way, outlying, miles, a good way, a long way, end of rainbow, far piece, far-removed, good ways, middle of nowhere, stone's throw |
| far
| 7 |
adv |
considerably |
much, well, somewhat, extremely, greatly, quite, very |
| far
| 5 |
adv |
considerably |
decidedly, incomparably, notably, significantly, very much |
| fare
| 8 |
noun |
amount charged for transportation |
ticket, expense, price, toll, check, passage, charge, book |
| fare
| 3 |
noun |
amount charged for transportation |
tariff, token, slug |
| fare
| 6 |
noun |
food served at meals |
menu, eats, diet, table, provision, meals |
| fare
| 8 |
noun |
food served at meals |
slop, swill, victuals, sustenance, commons, edibles, rations, eatables |
| fare
| 12 |
verb |
get along; turn out |
manage, handle, happen, prove, do, proceed, advance, shift, journey, pass, go, progress |
| fare
| 8 |
verb |
get along; turn out |
prosper, stagger, hie, get by, get on, make out, muddle through, make headway |
| farm
| 9 |
noun |
land for agriculture or animal breeding |
lawn, estate, ranch, field, garden, claim, soil, patch, holding |
| farm
| 16 |
noun |
land for agriculture or animal breeding |
meadow, orchard, acreage, plantation, nursery, grassland, pasture, enclosure, grange, homestead, farmstead, arboretum, freehold, vineyard, acres, demense |
| farm
| 16 |
verb |
produce crops, raise animals |
tend, operate, harvest, grow, plant, ranch, run, garden, work, direct, crop, till, seed, husband, dress, landscape |
| farm
| 13 |
verb |
produce crops, raise animals |
plow, reap, graze, sow, cultivate, subdue, superintend, pasture, harrow, look after, homestead, bring under cultivation, till the soil |
| farmer
| 3 |
noun |
person who produces crops, raises animals |
peasant, producer, tender |
| farmer
| 27 |
noun |
person who produces crops, raises animals |
rancher, laborer, grower, Reaper, gardener, agriculturist, clodhopper, hired hand, horticulturist, villein, homesteader, gleaner, feeder, planter, agriculturalist, cropper, sower, sharecropper, tiller, agronomist, harvester, cultivator, plower, cob, breeder, country person, grazer |
| farmland
| 7 |
noun |
rural area; area away from city |
province, woods, wilderness, bush, sticks, forests, farms |
| farmland
| 15 |
noun |
rural area; area away from city |
boondocks, countryside, outdoors, outback, backwoods, hinterland, back country, wilds, woodlands, boonies, cow country, green belt, middle of nowhere, up country, wide open space |
| farmland
| 8 |
noun |
open land that can be cultivated |
territory, terrain, range, green, ground, garden, plot, patch |
| farmland
| 14 |
noun |
open land that can be cultivated |
meadow, grassland, pasture, tract, acreage, enclosure, lea, moorland, vineyard, mead, glebe, tillage, cropland, ranchland |
| farmland
| 27 |
noun |
earth's surface; ownable property |
estate, soil, terrain, home, earth, continent, ground, plot, district, area, field, homeland, territory, beach, province, nation, country, region, ranch, shore, extent, dirt, stretch, sweep, holding, farming, grounds |
| farmland
| 18 |
noun |
earth's surface; ownable property |
parcel, countryside, acreage, tract, real estate, expanse, mainland, sod, manor, purlieu, quarry, terra firma, loam, acres, tillage, realty, old sod, quinta |
| fascinate
| 19 |
verb |
captivate, hold spellbound |
overwhelm, attract, please, charm, delight, engage, win, draw, provoke, transport, compel, attach, interest, stir, entrance, invite, fire, absorb, stimulate |
| fascinate
| 34 |
verb |
captivate, hold spellbound |
tantalize, beguile, animate, seduce, transfix, titillate, enthrall, mesmerize, excite, bewitch, tempt, enamor, thrill, intrigue, engross, entice, enrapture, enchant, subdue, ensnare, pique, arouse, overpower, gladden, enslave, lure, hypnotize, spellbind, ravish, allure, kindle, intoxicate, infatuate, rivet |
| fashion
| 17 |
noun |
latest style, prevailing taste |
tone, look, form, trend, pattern, shape, mode, model, cut, figure, rage, make, cry, appearance, custom, convention, latest |
| fashion
| 19 |
noun |
latest style, prevailing taste |
thing, fad, chic, usage, furor, line, configuration, mold, craze, vogue, dernier cri, last word, latest thing, bandwagon, cultism, cultus, faddism, in thing, newest wrinkle |
| fashion
| 19 |
noun |
attitude, manner |
style, tone, form, trend, technique, mode, way, tendency, system, custom, convention, formula, method, sort, practice, device, prescription, order, procedure |
| fashion
| 12 |
noun |
attitude, manner |
etiquette, observance, prevalence, demeanor, mores, usage, formality, vein, guise, precedent, vogue, modus operandi |
| fashion
| 17 |
verb |
adjust, design, create |
fit, construct, shape, produce, build, carve, adapt, plot, cut, form, make, work, accommodate, plan, suit, model, sculpture |
| fashion
| 14 |
verb |
adjust, design, create |
manufacture, tailor, dream up, devise, erect, forge, mold, fabricate, contrive, frame, cook up, turn out, knock together, throw together |
| fashionable
| 11 |
adj |
stylish, up-to-date |
modern, contemporary, popular, new, smart, current, favored, latest, now, prevailing, usual |
| fashionable
| 28 |
adj |
stylish, up-to-date |
swank, hot, trendy, chic, mod, chichi, customary, dashing, fly, genteel, in vogue, last word, latest thing, modish, natty, newfangled, rakish, with it, up-to-the-minute, upscale, a go-go, all the rage, faddy, in style, in-thing, trendsetting, well-liked, à la mode |
| fast
| 12 |
adj |
speedy |
rapid, hot, quick, electric, flying, hurried, ready, accelerated, fleet, racing, active, flashing |
| fast
| 34 |
adj |
speedy |
agile, brisk, nimble, swift, fleeting, dashing, snap, breakneck, expeditious, hasty, on the double, posthaste, presto, pronto, snappy, winged, PDQ, blue streak, chop-chop, double-time, expeditive, hairtrigger, hypersonic, in a jiffy, in nothing flat, lickety split, like a bat out of hell, like all get out, like crazy, like mad, speedball, supersonic, velocious, screamin' |
| fast
| 15 |
adj |
fixed, immovable |
tight, sure, stable, sound, firm, set, secure, stuck, held, permanent, close, constant, loyal, true, attached |
| fast
| 20 |
adj |
fixed, immovable |
durable, faithful, fastened, fortified, adherent, staunch, constrained, lasting, ardent, impregnable, indelible, inextricable, resistant, resolute, steadfast, tenacious, unwavering, wedged, glued, true blue |
| fast
| 4 |
adj |
immoral, promiscuous |
loose, easy, light, wild |
| fast
| 32 |
adj |
immoral, promiscuous |
debauched, wanton, depraved, libertine, gadabout, dissipated, bawdy, profligate, careless, devil-may-care, dissolute, extravagant, flirtatious, frivolous, giddy, incontinent, indecent, intemperate, lascivious, lecherous, lewd, libidinous, licentious, lustful, rakish, reckless, salacious, self-indulgent, sportive, sporty, unchaste, self-gratifying |
| fast
| 4 |
adv |
speedily |
rapidly, soon, quickly, quick |
| fast
| 22 |
adv |
speedily |
swiftly, swift, apace, flat-out, hastily, in a flash, posthaste, presto, promptly, pronto, chop-chop, expeditiously, fleetly, full tilt, hurriedly, in haste, in nothing flat, in short order, like a flash, like a shot, like greased lightning, like wildfire |
| fast
| 5 |
adv |
fixedly |
tight, hard, firm, deeply, firmly |
| fast
| 5 |
adv |
fixedly |
securely, solidly, soundly, steadfastly, tightly |
| fast
| 2 |
noun |
abstention from eating |
diet, fasting |
| fast
| 2 |
noun |
abstention from eating |
abstinence, xerophagy |
| fast
| 1 |
verb |
go without food |
diet |
| fast
| 8 |
verb |
go without food |
abstain, forbear, refrain, starve, famish, deny oneself, go hungry, not eat |
| fastidious
| 6 |
adj |
very careful, meticulous |
exacting, critical, demanding, difficult, nice, particular |
| fastidious
| 20 |
adj |
very careful, meticulous |
choosy, discriminating, squeamish, finicky, fussy, captious, dainty, hypercritical, persnickety, picky, punctilious, queasy, finical, easily disgusted, fussbudgety, hard to please, nit-picky, overdelicate, overnice, stickling |
| fat
| 8 |
adj |
overweight |
large, big, heavy, gross, bull, solid, broad, swollen |
| fat
| 38 |
adj |
overweight |
bulky, obese, inflated, bulging, hefty, chunky, meaty, plump, lard, roly-poly, bovine, blimp, stout, husky, distended, beefy, brawny, burly, corpulent, dumpy, elephantine, fleshy, gargantuan, ponderous, porcine, portly, pudgy, rotund, weighty, heavyset, plumpish, thickset, butterball, jelly-belly, oversize, paunchy, potbellied, whalelike |
| fat
| 7 |
adj |
containing an oily substance |
fatty, greasy, unctuous, adipose, oleaginous, fatlike, suety |
| fat
| 2 |
adj |
productive, rich |
thriving, good |
| fat
| 10 |
adj |
productive, rich |
lucrative, flourishing, lush, affluent, cushy, fertile, fruitful, profitable, prosperous, remunerative |
| fat
| 2 |
noun |
overweight, adipose tissue |
flesh, bulk |
| fat
| 18 |
noun |
overweight, adipose tissue |
grease, lard, surplus, overabundance, plethora, paunch, fatness, superfluity, tallow, corpulence, blubber, obesity, overflow, excess, surfeit, suet, flab, cellulite |
| father
| 5 |
noun |
male person who begets children |
dad, ancestor, parent, origin, source |
| father
| 11 |
noun |
male person who begets children |
predecessor, sire, papa, pop, progenitor, forebearer, padre, begetter, pa, daddy, procreator |
| father
| 3 |
noun |
priest |
minister, pastor, cure |
| father
| 9 |
noun |
priest |
confessor, preacher, parson, ecclesiastic, clergyman, padre, reverend, abbé, curé |
| father
| 8 |
verb |
sire |
conceive, establish, create, invent, produce, found, generate, trigger |
| father
| 7 |
verb |
sire |
spawn, engender, originate, procreate, beget, dream up, sow the seeds of |
| fatigue
| 1 |
noun |
tiredness |
weakness |
| fatigue
| 17 |
noun |
tiredness |
lethargy, weariness, debility, feebleness, heaviness, listlessness, languor, ennui, enervation, dullness, lassitude, exhaustion, faintness, brain fag, burnout, fatigation, overtiredness |
| fatigue
| 8 |
verb |
tire, wear out |
exhaust, weaken, sink, drain, drop, flag, bush, take |
| fatigue
| 23 |
verb |
tire, wear out |
jade, disable, droop, debilitate, sag, poop, weary, succumb, fizzle, deplete, enervate, prostrate, languish, burn out, knock out, peter out, wear down, overtire, tucker, bedraggle, fag, conk out, poop out |
| fatigued
| 3 |
adj |
tired |
exhausted, worn, dropping |
| fatigued
| 33 |
adj |
tired |
listless, weary, prostrate, beat, jaded, spent, bushed, wasted, tuckered, enervated, bedraggled, blasé, dead, done in, droopy, languid, pooped, worn-out, zonked, languorous, overtired, all in, burned out, dead-beat, dead-tired, dog-tired, dog-weary, fagged out, lassitudinous, out of gas, played out, ready to drop, washed out |
| fault
| 11 |
noun |
blame, sin; mistake |
offense, crime, responsibility, weakness, liability, wrong, failing, guilt, error, accountability, slip |
| fault
| 33 |
noun |
blame, sin; mistake |
omission, negligence, defect, misconduct, indiscretion, wrongdoing, oversight, flaw, misdeed, miscue, lapse, blunder, transgression, onus, misdemeanor, trespass, impropriety, vice, malpractice, solecism, culpability, inaccuracy, dereliction, malfeasance, infirmity, frailty, delinquency, foible, peccancy, slip-up, answerability, evil doing, loss of innocence |
| fault
| 2 |
noun |
physical defect |
weakness, lack |
| fault
| 10 |
noun |
physical defect |
shortcoming, imperfection, deficiency, debility, blemish, demerit, zit, pimple, infirmity, weak point |
| favor
| 18 |
noun |
approval, good opinion; help |
service, gift, backing, support, benefit, consideration, respect, assistance, aid, bias, grace, blessing, championship, okay, cooperation, regard, account, present |
| favor
| 23 |
noun |
approval, good opinion; help |
benignity, indulgence, encouragement, esteem, dispensation, approbation, largess, boon, compliment, partiality, courtesy, kindness, accommodation, patronage, admiration, benevolence, token, benediction, estimation, friendliness, good will, good turn, obligement |
| favor
| 10 |
verb |
pamper, reward; help |
promote, facilitate, advance, humor, assist, value, accommodate, spare, further, aid |
| favor
| 17 |
verb |
pamper, reward; help |
abet, befriend, gratify, oblige, esteem, spoil, indulge, side with, be partial to, do a kindness, do right by, make exception, play favorites, pull strings, show consideration, smile upon, treat well |
| favor
| 17 |
verb |
prefer, like |
champion, support, advocate, appreciate, back, accept, encourage, choose, praise, endorse, approve, pick, prize, value, sanction, honor, for |
| favor
| 26 |
verb |
prefer, like |
fancy, approbate, eulogize, patronize, commend, countenance, esteem, incline, go for, be in favor of, buck for, cotton to, flash on, hold with, lean toward, look up to, opt for, regard highly, root for, single out, take a liking to, take a shine to, take to, think well of, tilt toward, be on one's side |
| favor
| 2 |
verb |
look like |
feature, resemble |
| favor
| 4 |
verb |
look like |
simulate, take after, be the image of, be the picture of |
| favorable
| 7 |
adj |
approving, friendly |
positive, encouraging, supportive, kind, okay, understanding, welcoming |
| favorable
| 24 |
adj |
approving, friendly |
sympathetic, benign, agreeable, affirmative, amicable, benevolent, complimentary, enthusiastic, inclined, kindly, laudatory, predisposed, acclamatory, approbatory, benignant, approbative, assenting, commending, in favor of, praiseful, reassuring, recommendatory, well-disposed, well-intentioned |
| favorable
| 17 |
adj |
good, timely, advantageous |
pleasing, useful, helpful, fair, encouraging, pleasant, appropriate, suitable, bright, cheering, fit, happy, lucky, nice, promising, toward, welcome |
| favorable
| 22 |
adj |
good, timely, advantageous |
beneficial, convenient, benign, auspicious, fortunate, gratifying, healthful, hopeful, kindly, opportune, pleasurable, propitious, prosperous, seasonable, well-timed, wholesome, worthy, benefic, providential, full of promise, pleasureful, reassuring |
| fax
| 2 |
noun |
facsimile |
transmission, copy |
| fax
| 3 |
noun |
facsimile |
duplicate, reproduction, electronic message |
| fax
| 3 |
verb |
copy |
transmit, deliver, send |
| fax
| 1 |
verb |
copy |
relay |
| fear
| 10 |
noun |
alarm, apprehension |
anxiety, horror, doubt, suspicion, terror, panic, scare, worry, concern, nightmare |
| fear
| 36 |
noun |
alarm, apprehension |
dismay, angst, unease, jitters, dread, despair, uneasiness, cowardice, phobia, distress, fright, agitation, foreboding, faintheartedness, revulsion, presentiment, timidity, misgiving, trepidation, reverence, qualm, tremor, awe, funk, disquietude, consternation, abhorrence, discomposure, aversion, cold feet, chickenheartedness, recreancy, creeps, trembling, cold sweat, bête noire |
| fear
| 9 |
verb |
feel alarm; be scared of |
avoid, suspect, anticipate, worry, expect, shy, wilt, start, shrink |
| fear
| 26 |
verb |
feel alarm; be scared of |
foresee, dread, shun, blanch, apprehend, crouch, tremble, quaver, shudder, cower, falter, quail, flinch, fret, be afraid, be anxious, be apprehensive, be disquieted, be frightened, be in awe, break out in a sweat, dare not, feel concern, have butterflies, have qualms, lose courage |
| feast
| 5 |
noun |
banquet and celebration |
festival, dinner, entertainment, spread, treat |
| feast
| 20 |
noun |
banquet and celebration |
festivity, picnic, repast, fiesta, gala, barbecue, blow, carousal, carnival, blowout, refreshment, fete, regale, merrymaking, wassail, potlatch, jollification, clambake, big feed, fest |
| feast
| 3 |
verb |
eat a great amount or very well |
entertain, stuff, treat |
| feast
| 10 |
verb |
eat a great amount or very well |
dine, gormandize, indulge, regale, gorge, overindulge, banquet, wine and dine, eat sumptuously, stuff one's face |
| feather
| 2 |
noun |
tuft of bird; plumage |
down, wing |
| feather
| 14 |
noun |
tuft of bird; plumage |
plume, fringe, shaft, fluff, crest, spike, fin, calamus, pompon, pinna, plumule, quill, pinion, penna |
| feature
| 19 |
noun |
characteristic |
trait, component, detail, element, item, aspect, factor, article, ingredient, quality, character, point, attribute, unit, angle, mark, specialty, virtue, property |
| feature
| 18 |
noun |
characteristic |
individuality, hallmark, peculiarity, gimmick, savor, particularity, slant, gag, constituent, notability, twist, earmark, idiosyncrasy, facet, affection, integrant, speciality, differential |
| feature
| 3 |
noun |
highlight, special attraction |
innovation, draw, specialty |
| feature
| 8 |
noun |
highlight, special attraction |
peculiarity, headliner, speciality, big show, crowd puller, drawing card, main item, prominent part |
| feature
| 6 |
noun |
special article in publication |
column, item, story, piece, report, comment |
| feature
| 7 |
verb |
give prominence to |
star, headline, mark, emphasize, promote, present, stress |
| feature
| 12 |
verb |
give prominence to |
advertise, spotlight, accentuate, blaze, underscore, underline, italicize, play up, call attention to, make conspicuous, point up, set off |
| feces
| 7 |
noun |
excrement |
dung, feculence, ordure, excreta, egesta, ejecta, ejectamenta |
| federal
| 6 |
adj |
allied |
incorporated, organized, combined, corporate, associated, leagued |
| federal
| 5 |
adj |
allied |
amalgamated, federated, unionized, syndicated, in alliance |
| federal
| 14 |
adj |
concerning a country with a |
civil, ethnic, domestic, internal, social, public, royal, general, state, sweeping, home, native, political, widespread |
| federal
| 12 |
adj |
concerning a country with a |
communal, governmental, sovereign, vernacular, imperial, inland, politic, societal, nationwide, interstate, countrywide, government civic |
| federal
| 19 |
adj |
community, general |
urban, mutual, civic, civil, national, social, popular, universal, city, metropolitan, government, country, free, state, common, open, accessible, municipal, widespread |
| federal
| 10 |
adj |
community, general |
communal, governmental, unrestricted, conjoint, open-door, conjunct, free to all, intermutual, not private, without charge |
| federal
| 13 |
adj |
combined; in agreement |
linked, cooperative, integrated, incorporated, collective, corporate, one, pooled, associated, agreed, banded, leagued, assembled |
| federal
| 28 |
adj |
combined; in agreement |
homogeneous, unified, concerted, undivided, unanimous, allied, conjugate, affiliated, cognate, congruent, like-minded, conjoint, consolidated, amalgamated, confederated, coadunate, concordant, conjunctive, hooked up, in accord, in cahoots, joined up, lined up, of one mind, of the same opinion, plugged in, tied in, unitary |
| federation
| 15 |
noun |
partnership, organization |
union, league, association, tribe, alliance, family, combination, pool, coalition, crowd, crew, gang, ring, outfit, bunch |
| federation
| 7 |
noun |
partnership, organization |
syndicate, entente, mob, amalgamation, confederacy, syndication, federacy |
| fee
| 19 |
noun |
charge for service or privilege |
salary, wage, account, pay, price, bill, share, commission, compensation, cost, expense, payment, reward, handle, chunk, hire, toll, consideration, percentage |
| fee
| 18 |
noun |
charge for service or privilege |
cut, stipend, gravy, slice, house, end, honorarium, take-in, juice, emolument, recompense, ante, piece, bite, take, remuneration, rake-off, piece of the action |
| feedback
| 9 |
noun |
response |
comment, reaction, observation, assessment, criticism, evaluation, sentiment, answer, reply |
| feedback
| 3 |
noun |
response |
retaliation, comeback, rebuttal |
| feel
| 10 |
noun |
texture; air |
impression, atmosphere, mood, touch, sense, feeling, quality, finish, sensation, surface |
| feel
| 7 |
noun |
texture; air |
aura, ambience, tactility, semblance, vibes, palpation, taction |
| feel
| 13 |
verb |
touch, stroke |
try, perceive, sense, manipulate, poke, finger, test, grip, handle, explore, press, squeeze, grasp |
| feel
| 20 |
verb |
touch, stroke |
caress, twiddle, fondle, paw, wield, tickle, grapple, frisk, fumble, ply, palpate, clasp, pinch, clutch, grope, maul, palm, thumb, apperceive, run hands over |
| feel
| 27 |
verb |
experience |
enjoy, taste, accept, see, have, sense, seem, suffer, appear, acknowledge, suggest, notice, welcome, perceive, understand, know, receive, appreciate, endure, meet, exhibit, remark, resemble, note, observe, undergo, encounter |
| feel
| 18 |
verb |
experience |
go through, get, savor, comprehend, discern, be affected, be aware of, be excited, be impressed, be sensible of, be sensitive, be turned on to, get in touch, get vibes, have a hunch, have funny feeling, have vibes, take to heart |
| feel
| 14 |
verb |
believe |
consider, assume, know, sense, hold, think, guess, suspect, conclude, gather, credit, deem, suppose, judge |
| feel
| 12 |
verb |
believe |
conjecture, intuit, deduce, esteem, presume, repute, infer, surmise, be convinced, be of the opinion, have a hunch, have the impression |
| feeling
| 12 |
noun |
sensation, especially of touch |
reaction, perception, pain, feel, sensitivity, excitement, sense, pleasure, awareness, consciousness, perceiving, activity |
| feeling
| 14 |
noun |
sensation, especially of touch |
responsiveness, sensuality, enjoyment, tactility, titillation, excitation, receptivity, sensibility, reflex, tangibility, innervation, excitability, motility, motor response |
| feeling
| 13 |
noun |
idea, impression |
reaction, belief, sentiment, thought, suspicion, sense, instinct, opinion, notion, view, conviction, consciousness, mind |
| feeling
| 9 |
noun |
idea, impression |
apprehension, outlook, eye, hunch, inkling, persuasion, presentiment, inclination, point of view |
| feeling
| 24 |
noun |
a state of mind, often strong |
emotion, reaction, sentiment, impression, taste, sensitivity, appreciation, warmth, sympathy, intensity, passion, culture, behavior, understanding, spirit, concern, intelligence, imagination, capacity, discrimination, heat, faculty, judgment, action |
| feeling
| 20 |
noun |
a state of mind, often strong |
compassion, affection, intuition, keenness, sharpness, palpability, cultivation, fervor, ardor, delicacy, refinement, tangibility, pathos, fondness, pity, sentimentality, empathy, discernment, tenderness, sensibility |
| feeling
| 5 |
noun |
ambience |
impression, atmosphere, quality, mood, air |
| feeling
| 3 |
noun |
ambience |
aura, imprint, semblance |
| feline
| 1 |
noun |
cat |
lion |
| feline
| 9 |
noun |
cat |
puma, lynx, leopard, tiger, wildcat, jaguar, civet, tom, cheetah |
| female
| 8 |
adj |
having the qualities or characteristics of a woman |
feminine, effeminate, fecund, fertile, maternal, womanish, womanly, muliebrous |
| female
| 7 |
noun |
woman |
girl, mother, sister, daughter, lady, grandmother, miss |
| female
| 8 |
noun |
woman |
madam, matron, gal, gentlewoman, femme, she, Ms, mrs |
| feminine
| 3 |
adj |
girlish |
soft, tender, female |
| feminine
| 5 |
adj |
girlish |
ladylike, womanly, dainty, effeminate, womanish |
| fence
| 14 |
noun |
barrier used to enclose a piece of land |
bar, wall, rail, railing, net, block, stop, guard, defense, boards, posts, paling, stakes, chains |
| fence
| 13 |
noun |
barrier used to enclose a piece of land |
dike, roadblock, barbed wire, barricade, shield, palisade, cyclone, stockade, rampart, hedge, balustrade, pickets, backstop |
| fence
| 11 |
verb |
enclose or separate an area |
protect, bound, secure, wall, defend, rail, pen, surround, restrict, guard, cage |
| fence
| 12 |
verb |
enclose or separate an area |
encircle, coop, immure, girdle, corral, fortify, circumscribe, mew, hedge, confine, hem, mure |
| fence
| 3 |
verb |
dodge; beat around the bush |
shift, avoid, duck |
| fence
| 16 |
verb |
dodge; beat around the bush |
cavil, maneuver, equivocate, sidestep, outwit, evade, parry, baffle, foil, stonewall, quibble, hedge, feint, prevaricate, shirk, tergiversate |
| ferry
| 5 |
noun |
transportation boat |
barge, packet, ferryboat, packet boat, passage boat |
| ferry
| 10 |
verb |
carry across |
send, shuttle, carry, ship, transport, buck, run, bear, convey, pack |
| ferry
| 5 |
verb |
carry across |
tote, lug, schlepp, chauffeur, move across |
| festival
| 6 |
noun |
celebration |
fair, anniversary, competition, holiday, entertainment, treat |
| festival
| 10 |
noun |
celebration |
feast, gala, commemoration, carnival, merrymaking, fiesta, fete, jubilee, festivities, field day |
| fever
| 5 |
noun |
state of high temperature or agitation |
fire, intensity, excitement, heat, passion |
| fever
| 14 |
noun |
state of high temperature or agitation |
delirium, frenzy, turmoil, restlessness, unrest, ecstasy, fervor, flush, ferment, pyrexia, burning up, febrile disease, running a temperature, the shakes |
| few
| 14 |
adj |
hardly any |
minority, less, slight, lean, short, minute, scattering, minor, occasional, rare, scattered, seldom, some, thin |
| few
| 31 |
adj |
hardly any |
petty, scanty, middling, trifling, exiguous, imperceptible, inconsequential, infrequent, insufficient, meager, negligible, paltry, piddling, scarce, skimpy, slender, slim, sparse, sporadic, stingy, uncommon, inconsiderable, scant, few and far between, not many, not too many, scarcely any, semioccasional, straggling, unfrequent, widely spaced |
| few
| 4 |
pron |
scarcely any |
several, some, sprinkling, scattering |
| few
| 7 |
pron |
scarcely any |
smattering, spattering, not many, not too many, slim pickings, small number, smatter |
| fiction
| 12 |
noun |
made-up story |
drama, novel, myth, imagination, tale, fantasy, book, narrative, legend, lie, invention, romance |
| fiction
| 26 |
noun |
made-up story |
fable, yarn, prevarication, falsehood, crock, improvisation, concoction, whopper, fancy, hooey, fib, untruth, smoke, anecdote, misrepresentation, fabrication, fish story, best seller, clothesline, potboiler, cliff-hanger, figment of imagination, storytelling, tall story, terminological inexactitude, work of imagination |
| field
| 8 |
noun |
open land that can be cultivated |
territory, terrain, range, green, ground, garden, plot, patch |
| field
| 15 |
noun |
open land that can be cultivated |
meadow, grassland, pasture, tract, acreage, enclosure, farmland, lea, moorland, vineyard, mead, glebe, tillage, cropland, ranchland |
| field
| 8 |
noun |
persons taking part in competition |
competition, possibilities, participants, candidates, competitors, entries, nominees, runners |
| field
| 3 |
noun |
persons taking part in competition |
contestants, entrants, applicants |
| field
| 27 |
noun |
sphere of influence, activity, interest, study |
province, area, region, work, terrain, range, environment, job, department, line, territory, domain, jurisdiction, sweep, orbit, occupation, discipline, weakness, scope, circle, reach, specialty, walk, calling, thing, margin, limits |
| field
| 16 |
noun |
sphere of influence, activity, interest, study |
purview, avocation, racket, vocation, bailiwick, confines, compass, precinct, dominion, cup of tea, long suit, métier, speciality, demesne, champaign, bounds |
| field
| 13 |
noun |
arena with special use, as athletics |
court, track, terrain, park, course, range, green, stadium, diamond, theater, circuit, lot, grounds |
| field
| 12 |
noun |
arena with special use, as athletics |
turf, golf course, battlefield, amphitheater, playground, landing strip, race track, racecourse, fairground, gridiron, rink, playing area |
| field
| 9 |
verb |
catch a hit or thrown object |
retrieve, handle, play, patrol, cover, stop, occupy, return, hold |
| field
| 4 |
verb |
catch a hit or thrown object |
pick up, deflect, deal with, turn aside |
| fig
| 3 |
noun |
composite fruit |
aggregate fruit, mulberry, pineapple |
| fig
| 1 |
noun |
smallest amount |
damn |
| fig
| 3 |
noun |
smallest amount |
hoot, darn, smallest degree |
| fight
| 19 |
noun |
physical encounter |
riot, battle, combat, contest, confrontation, war, match, dispute, exchange, argument, action, struggle, controversy, conflict, round, brush, difficulty, engagement, row |
| fight
| 36 |
noun |
physical encounter |
scuffle, melee, altercation, bout, clash, brawl, disagreement, rivalry, duel, feud, skirmish, quarrel, tiff, ruckus, affray, broil, free-for-all, fuss, tussle, scrap, to-do, contention, hostility, dissension, rumble, joust, fracas, fray, scrimmage, fisticuffs, strife, battle royal, wrangling, set-to, dogfight, sparring match |
| fight
| 4 |
noun |
courage, will to resist |
attack, resistance, spirit, aggression |
| fight
| 11 |
noun |
courage, will to resist |
belligerence, boldness, militancy, backbone, pluck, mettle, combativeness, pugnacity, aggressiveness, gameness, hardihood |
| fight
| 13 |
verb |
engage in physical encounter |
protect, challenge, resist, attack, battle, meet, contend, war, dispute, assault, struggle, box, buck |
| fight
| 40 |
verb |
engage in physical encounter |
clash, withstand, traverse, wrestle, bicker, tiff, scuffle, wrangle, tussle, tilt, scrap, grapple, spar, strive, brawl, tug, duel, rowdy, joust, feud, repel, skirmish, oppugn, quarrel, bear arms, cross swords, altercate, bandy with, brush with, carry on war, do battle, exchange blows, flare up, go to war, mix it up, ply weapons, take all comers, take the field, take up the gauntlet, wage war |
| fight
| 18 |
verb |
oppose action, belief |
force, combat, support, maintain, resist, continue, oppose, argue, further, row, wage, contest, conduct, dispute, persist, effect, struggle, endure |
| fight
| 31 |
verb |
oppose action, belief |
withstand, traverse, bicker, wrangle, hassle, uphold, persevere, prosecute, squabble, travail, defy, strive, buck, repel, buckle down, carry on, fall out, lay into, take on, engage in, exert oneself, hammer away, light into, make a stand against, push forward, put up an argument, spare no effort, stand up to, take pains, tangle with, toil on |
| figure
| 11 |
noun |
numeral; numeric value |
price, character, rate, number, symbol, amount, cost, total, sum, terms, worth |
| figure
| 5 |
noun |
numeral; numeric value |
digit, cipher, quotation, integer, chiffer |
| figure
| 15 |
noun |
form, shape; physical structure |
development, frame, attitude, constitution, outline, build, proportions, body, pose, shadow, substance, appearance, cast, mass, measurements |
| figure
| 11 |
noun |
form, shape; physical structure |
silhouette, physique, conformation, anatomy, chassis, configuration, posture, delineation, carriage, torso, bod |
| figure
| 12 |
noun |
object with design; depiction |
image, model, motive, portrait, pattern, composition, cast, statue, representation, device, piece, drawing |
| figure
| 10 |
noun |
object with design; depiction |
embellishment, emblem, effigy, sketch, illustration, decoration, diagram, motif, mold, ornamentation |
| figure
| 7 |
noun |
famous person |
character, leader, personality, force, presence, celebrity, somebody |
| figure
| 5 |
noun |
famous person |
dignitary, notable, personage, worthy, notability |
| figure
| 8 |
verb |
calculate, compute |
guess, add, estimate, count, sum, number, cast, total |
| figure
| 19 |
verb |
calculate, compute |
work out, totalize, tote, reckon, tally, tot, cipher, enumerate, foot, run down, summate, count heads, count noses, cut ice, dope out, fix a price, keep tabs, take account of, tot up |
| figure
| 15 |
verb |
understand; decide, infer |
resolve, conclude, discover, see, settle, suppose, determine, solve, think, unfold, rule, reason, master, crack, follow |
| figure
| 19 |
verb |
understand; decide, infer |
fathom, decode, unravel, get, disentangle, comprehend, untangle, cipher, decipher, opine, clear up, make out, unscramble, catch on to, dope out, make heads or tails of, puzzle out, think out, unriddle |
| figure of speech
| 8 |
noun |
turn of expression |
comparison, device, expression, flower, image, irony, metaphor, rhetoric |
| figure of speech
| 45 |
noun |
turn of expression |
allegory, allusion, analogy, anticlimax, antithesis, bathos, conceit, euphemism, euphuism, exaggeration, flourish, hyperbole, imagery, ornament, parable, paradox, parallel, personification, sarcasm, satire, simile, analogue, understatement, adumbration, alliteration, anaphora, antistrophe, aposiopesis, apostrophe, asyndeton, communication that is not meant literally; stylistic device, echoism, ellipsis, litotes, malapropism, manner of speaking, metonymy, onomatopoeia, oxymoron, proteron, synecdoche, trope, tropology, turn of phrase, way of speaking |
| file
| 13 |
noun |
system of order, placement for ease of use |
case, information, list, notebook, record, book, data, index, register, cabinet, portfolio, documents, charts |
| file
| 8 |
noun |
system of order, placement for ease of use |
dossier, directory, folder, repository, pigeonhole, census, docket, circular file |
| file
| 7 |
noun |
line, queue |
column, list, string, rank, parade, troop, row |
| file
| 2 |
noun |
line, queue |
echelon, tier |
| file
| 11 |
verb |
put in place, order |
register, enter, slot, index, list, record, catalog, deposit, classify, document, arrange |
| file
| 6 |
verb |
put in place, order |
alphabetize, catalogue, pigeonhole, categorize, docket, tabulate |
| file
| 4 |
verb |
rub down, grind |
finish, level, smooth, shape |
| file
| 11 |
verb |
rub down, grind |
erode, furbish, burnish, scrape, refine, rasp, grate, polish, sharpen, raze, abrade |
| fill
| 5 |
noun |
capacity |
stuffing, padding, enough, plenty, sufficient |
| fill
| 5 |
noun |
capacity |
sufficiency, satiety, ample, filler, all one wants |
| fill
| 16 |
verb |
to put in and occupy the whole of |
load, crowd, supply, swell, block, stuff, store, close, top, pack, satisfy, stretch, charge, sate, stock, meet |
| fill
| 34 |
verb |
to put in and occupy the whole of |
lade, clog, saturate, permeate, cram, overflow, furnish, impregnate, glut, ram, replenish, shoal, distend, pervade, inflate, satiate, congest, heap, fulfill, gorge, plug, stopper, choke, blow up, take up, jam-pack, overspread, brim over, bulge out, pack like sardines, puff up, pump up, ram in, top off |
| fill
| 12 |
verb |
execute, fulfill |
occupy, hold, name, satisfy, engage, elect, perform, fix, distribute, assign, answer, meet |
| fill
| 5 |
verb |
execute, fulfill |
dispatch, discharge, officiate, carry out, take up |
| filling station
| 3 |
noun |
service station |
gas station, petrol station, gasoline station |
| film
| 11 |
noun |
coating, tissue; mist |
layer, fold, skin, cloud, web, sheet, fabric, dusting, leaf, covering, coat |
| film
| 17 |
noun |
coating, tissue; mist |
integument, haze, membrane, opacity, blur, foil, veil, partition, nebula, transparency, scum, brume, gauze, mistiness, pellicle, haziness, obscuration |
| film
| 3 |
noun |
movie |
picture, show, rushes |
| film
| 10 |
noun |
movie |
flick, cinema, motion picture, moving picture, silent, footage, dailies, talkie, photoplay, picture show |
| film
| 5 |
verb |
take photographs |
shoot, photograph, record, take, roll |
| film
| 1 |
verb |
take photographs |
put in the can |
| filter
| 5 |
verb |
separate to refine; seep through |
drain, clean, screen, strain, escape |
| filter
| 19 |
verb |
separate to refine; seep through |
permeate, leak, winnow, sift, refine, percolate, penetrate, trickle, dribble, clarify, purify, distill, ooze, sieve, exude, filtrate, metastasize, osmose, soak through |
| final
| 7 |
adj |
ending, last |
concluding, closing, ultimate, end, latter, latest, finishing |
| final
| 8 |
adj |
ending, last |
eventual, lag, terminal, crowning, hindmost, supreme, last-minute, terminating |
| final
| 4 |
adj |
conclusive, definitive |
finished, absolute, decided, settled |
| final
| 9 |
adj |
conclusive, definitive |
decisive, definite, determinative, incontrovertible, irrefutable, irrevocable, determinate, unanswerable, unappealable |
| finance
| 6 |
noun |
economic affairs |
banking, economics, investment, business, money, accounts |
| finance
| 3 |
noun |
economic affairs |
commerce, financial affairs, money management |
| finance
| 8 |
verb |
offer loan money; set up in business |
support, back, fund, sponsor, promote, guarantee, stake, bank |
| finance
| 20 |
verb |
offer loan money; set up in business |
underwrite, subsidize, bankroll, float, capitalize, grubstake, patronize, juice, endow, go for, loan shark, lay on one, pay for, pick up the check, pick up the tab, prime the pump, provide funds, provide security, put up money, raise dough |
| financial
| 8 |
adj |
having to do with money |
fiscal, economic, commercial, banking, business, pocket, budgeting, numbers |
| financial
| 3 |
adj |
having to do with money |
monetary, numeric, pecuniary |
| find
| 6 |
noun |
discovery |
boast, treasure, catch, pride, acquisition, asset |
| find
| 7 |
noun |
discovery |
jewel, bargain, bonanza, gem, treasure trove, good buy, one in a million |
| find
| 18 |
verb |
catch sight of, lay hands on |
locate, notice, detect, spot, discover, identify, meet, strike, uncover, recover, encounter, sight, recognize, expose, perceive, observe, distinguish, collar |
| find
| 29 |
verb |
catch sight of, lay hands on |
unearth, turn up, corral, espy, descry, discern, pinpoint, bring to light, bump into, come across, come up with, come upon, ferret out, make out, arrive at, chance upon, dig up, fall in with, happen upon, hit upon, lay fingers on, light upon, run across, run into, scare up, smoke out, stumble upon, track down, trip on |
| find
| 6 |
verb |
achieve, win |
meet, get, earn, acquire, obtain, gain |
| find
| 5 |
verb |
achieve, win |
procure, attain, fall to the lot, meet with, be one's lot |
| fine
| 21 |
adj |
excellent, masterly |
beautiful, outstanding, elegant, subtle, expensive, superior, handsome, striking, attractive, lovely, smart, pleasant, great, rare, solid, accomplished, top, capital, choice, select, mean |
| fine
| 29 |
adj |
excellent, masterly |
magnificent, refined, fashionable, admirable, exceptional, well-made, cool, first-rate, splendid, neat, exquisite, dandy, crack, aces, enjoyable, first-class, gnarly, good-looking, ornate, showy, skillful, supreme, top-notch, unreal, wicked, first-string, five-star, gilt-edged, not too shabby |
| fine
| 5 |
adj |
cloudless, sunny |
pleasant, dry, bright, clear, fair |
| fine
| 5 |
adj |
cloudless, sunny |
clarion, balmy, clement, rainless, undarkened |
| fine
| 9 |
adj |
dainty, delicate; sheer |
small, thin, little, loose, light, quality, minute, fragile, powdered |
| fine
| 20 |
adj |
dainty, delicate; sheer |
slender, exquisite, gossamer, flimsy, lightweight, diaphanous, ethereal, filmy, gauzy, impalpable, porous, powdery, transparent, granular, pulverized, threadlike, fine-drawn, fine-grained, fine-spun, gossamery |
| fine
| 14 |
adj |
discriminating, exact |
delicate, pure, sharp, subtle, intelligent, sensitive, clear, quick, nice, minute, critical, distinct, precise, strict |
| fine
| 20 |
adj |
discriminating, exact |
refined, obscure, sterling, acute, petty, keen, hairsplitting, trifling, abstruse, cryptic, enigmatic, esoteric, fastidious, recondite, tasteful, tenuous, unadulterated, hairline, fine-spun, unpolluted |
| fine
| 4 |
noun |
penalty in money |
punishment, rip, assessment, damages |
| fine
| 5 |
noun |
penalty in money |
reparation, forfeit, amercement, amends, mulct |
| fine
| 4 |
verb |
penalize in monetary way |
punish, seize, tax, exact |
| fine
| 14 |
verb |
penalize in monetary way |
levy, confiscate, extort, alienate, dock, mulct, amerce, sequestrate, sconce, hit with, make pay, pay through the nose, slap with, throw book at |
| finger
| 12 |
noun |
appendage of hand |
claw, hook, digit, antenna, extremity, tentacle, feeler, pointer, thumb, ring finger, pinky, tactile member |
| finger
| 3 |
verb |
touch lightly |
handle, feel, manipulate |
| finger
| 9 |
verb |
touch lightly |
paw, maul, palpate, fiddle, grope, meddle, thumb, play with, toy with |
| finger
| 9 |
verb |
choose, designate |
appoint, locate, tap, name, make, indicate, identify, determine, specify |
| finger
| 3 |
verb |
choose, designate |
nominate, point out, pin down |
| finish
| 16 |
noun |
conclusion; completion |
accomplishment, ending, defeat, cease, wrap, close, death, end, ruin, curtain, curtains, stop, achievement, last, closing, acquisition |
| finish
| 17 |
noun |
conclusion; completion |
finale, acquirement, culmination, annihilation, attainment, terminus, denouement, cessation, termination, end of the line, finis, desistance, end of the road, last stage, wind-up, winding-up, wrap-up |
| finish
| 8 |
noun |
coating; perfecting |
appearance, surface, shine, beauty, culture, texture, grain, grace |
| finish
| 12 |
noun |
coating; perfecting |
elaboration, lacquer, glaze, smoothness, refinement, burnish, cultivation, perfection, polish, veneer, luster, patina |
| finish
| 19 |
verb |
bring to a conclusion; get done |
do, accomplish, end, complete, conclude, stop, settle, close, make, achieve, perfect, execute, scratch, effect, fold, cease, ultimate, determine, wrap |
| finish
| 28 |
verb |
bring to a conclusion; get done |
wind up, clinch, wrap up, scrub, halt, finalize, crown, terminate, culminate, shutter, fulfill, discharge, break up, round off, round up, shut down, bag it, bring to a close, carry through, deal with, get out of the way, hang it up, have done with, make short work of, mop up, put finishing touches on, sew up, top off |
| finish
| 8 |
verb |
consume, use up |
go, spend, exhaust, use, drain, drink, eat, empty |
| finish
| 7 |
verb |
consume, use up |
expend, dispatch, devour, deplete, dispose of, run through, wash up |
| finish
| 5 |
verb |
defeat; kill |
overcome, execute, ruin, down, destroy |
| finish
| 22 |
verb |
defeat; kill |
overpower, vaporize, annihilate, exterminate, liquidate, slay, slaughter, worst, dispatch, assassinate, rout, best, bring down, dispose of, do in, get rid of, put away, rub out, take off, carry off, put an end to, take out |
| finish
| 6 |
verb |
put a coating on; perfect |
face, develop, coat, elaborate, smooth, texture |
| finish
| 7 |
verb |
put a coating on; perfect |
gild, lacquer, refine, wax, polish, stain, veneer |
| finished
| 8 |
adj |
cultivated, refined |
smooth, accomplished, perfected, classic, elegant, expert, professional, skilled |
| finished
| 13 |
adj |
cultivated, refined |
flawless, polished, consummate, cultured, all-around, exquisite, impeccable, masterly, proficient, suave, urbane, versatile, many-sided |
| finished
| 24 |
adj |
complete, done |
realized, full, satisfied, ended, decided, stopped, closed, settled, shut, executed, accomplished, made, perfected, entire, final, over, through, resolved, concluded, elaborated, ceased, performed, effected, achieved |
| finished
| 22 |
adj |
complete, done |
finalized, lapsed, fulfilled, discharged, done for, terminated, effectuated, dispatched, compassed, consummated, brought about, come to an end, disposed of, done with, in the past, over and done, put into effect, sewn up, tied up, worked out, wound up, wrapped up |
| finished
| 9 |
adj |
consumed, used up |
empty, lost, spent, gone, drained, exhausted, ruined, done, through |
| finished
| 10 |
adj |
consumed, used up |
bankrupt, wrecked, undone, done for, done in, devastated, liquidated, played out, washed up, wiped out |
| fire
| 6 |
noun |
burning |
heat, warmth, element, sparks, flames, coals |
| fire
| 27 |
noun |
burning |
inferno, blaze, bonfire, embers, combustion, scorching, devouring, searing, luminosity, conflagration, glow, hearth, holocaust, tinder, flare, pyre, scintillation, hot spot, phlogiston, campfire, incandescence, oxidation, charring, flame and smoke, rapid oxidation, sea of flames, up in smoke |
| fire
| 4 |
noun |
barrage of projectiles |
attack, explosion, bombing, round |
| fire
| 11 |
noun |
barrage of projectiles |
bombardment, salvo, cannonade, hail, fusillade, volley, shelling, crossfire, sniping, cannonading, bombarding |
| fire
| 11 |
noun |
animation, vigor |
light, heat, force, intensity, energy, passion, enthusiasm, life, spirit, drive, excitement |
| fire
| 32 |
noun |
animation, vigor |
radiance, eagerness, ginger, gusto, dash, zing, brio, zip, pep, liveliness, sparkle, fervor, snap, heartiness, luster, ardor, punch, fervency, vim, zeal, verve, exhilaration, splendor, scintillation, élan, virtuosity, impetuosity, starch, vivacity, red heat, white heat, calenture |
| fire
| 1 |
verb |
cause to burn |
light |
| fire
| 11 |
verb |
cause to burn |
ignite, kindle, enkindle, put a match to, set ablaze, set aflame, set alight, set fire to, set on fire, start a fire, touch off |
| fire
| 8 |
verb |
detonate or throw a weapon |
shoot, explode, launch, shell, toss, loose, cast, pitch |
| fire
| 9 |
verb |
detonate or throw a weapon |
discharge, hurl, eject, fling, heave, let off, pull trigger, set off, touch off |
| fire
| 4 |
verb |
excite, arouse |
inspire, inform, provoke, stir |
| fire
| 17 |
verb |
excite, arouse |
rouse, inflame, enliven, intensify, incite, inspirit, quicken, irritate, exalt, galvanize, electrify, heighten, animate, thrill, impassion, intoxicate, enthuse |
| fire
| 3 |
verb |
dismiss from responsibility |
drop, sack, boot |
| fire
| 17 |
verb |
dismiss from responsibility |
oust, expel, terminate, discharge, ax, can, eject, kick out, lay off, pink slip, give marching orders, give one notice, give pink slip, give the sack, hand walking papers, let one go, give bum's rush |
| firearm
| 3 |
noun |
gun |
weapon, rifle, pistol |
| firearm
| 5 |
noun |
gun |
musket, heat, shotgun, revolver, handgun |
| firefighter
| 3 |
noun |
one who extinguishes fires |
engineman, ladderman, smoke jumper |
| firm
| 12 |
adj |
inflexible |
tough, solid, hard, substantial, thick, stiff, concentrated, set, concrete, close, heavy, dense |
| firm
| 18 |
adj |
inflexible |
sturdy, unyielding, rigid, compact, condensed, refractory, hardened, impenetrable, impermeable, impervious, inelastic, solidified, compressed, congealed, jelled, close-grained, fine-grained, nonporous |
| firm
| 19 |
adj |
stable, unmoving |
solid, steady, fast, tight, substantial, strong, set, rooted, secure, closed, sound, mounted, fixed, settled, nailed, secured, screwed, tightened, bolted |
| firm
| 21 |
adj |
stable, unmoving |
tenacious, unshakable, sturdy, robust, immovable, petrified, fastened, embedded, spiked, durable, immobile, motionless, stationary, taut, riveted, braced, anchored, soldered, cemented, welded, unfluctuating |
| firm
| 25 |
adj |
unalterable, definite |
flat, consistent, steady, specific, strict, determined, stable, strong, explicit, established, set, constant, bent, stated, settled, bound, exact, going, intent, enduring, fixed, prevailing, sure, resolved, true |
| firm
| 24 |
adj |
unalterable, definite |
tenacious, unwavering, adamant, unflinching, steadfast, resolute, unshakable, persistent, unyielding, staunch, persevering, unbending, abiding, hang tough, inflexible, obdurate, stand pat, unchangeable, unqualified, unshaken, stipulated, dead set on, never-failing, undeviating |
| firm
| 14 |
noun |
business |
corporation, company, enterprise, organization, association, crowd, house, partnership, crew, gang, bunch, ring, outfit, concern |
| firm
| 4 |
noun |
business |
conglomerate, mob, multinational, megacorp |
| first
| 19 |
adj |
earliest in order |
early, prime, head, fundamental, opening, leading, initial, primary, least, pioneer, key, basic, front, beginning, original, ahead, elementary, smallest, slightest |
| first
| 22 |
adj |
earliest in order |
antecedent, premier, inaugural, aboriginal, cardinal, primitive, anterior, first off, incipient, introductory, number one, primeval, primordial, pristine, rudimentary, inceptive, headmost, in the beginning, lead off, numero uno, primogenial, right up front |
| first
| 14 |
adj |
highest in importance |
prime, head, dominant, champion, leading, primary, chief, ruling, main, principal, advanced, outstanding, ranking, greatest |
| first
| 17 |
adj |
highest in importance |
foremost, premier, sovereign, arch, eminent, first-class, number one, paramount, predominant, preeminent, supreme, top-flight, primo, A-number-1, first-string, head of the line, top of the list |
| first
| 2 |
adv |
at the beginning |
initially, originally |
| first
| 6 |
adv |
at the beginning |
beforehand, at the outset, before all else, in the first place, to begin with, to start with |
| firsthand
| 3 |
adj |
direct |
immediate, primary, straight |
| firsthand
| 2 |
adj |
direct |
eyewitness, straight from the horse's mouth |
| fish
| 5 |
verb |
throwing bait to catch seafood |
angle, cast, produce, net, find |
| fish
| 14 |
verb |
throwing bait to catch seafood |
troll, trawl, chum, extricate, bob, bait, extract, pull out, seine, bait the hook, go fishing, haul out, cast one's hook, cast one's net |
| fisherman
| 7 |
noun |
angler |
trawler, fisher, lobsterman, troller, clam digger, piscator, rodman |
| fist
| 4 |
noun |
clenched hand |
hand, grip, grasp, hold |
| fist
| 6 |
noun |
clenched hand |
paw, clutch, vise, clasp, clenched fist, mitt |
| fit
| 24 |
adj |
suitable, appropriate |
wise, capable, able, prepared, qualified, happy, right, becoming, due, fitting, correspondent, deserving, trained, equipped, ready, meet, adapted, correct, fitted, adequate, favorable, just, likely, proper |
| fit
| 26 |
adj |
suitable, appropriate |
apt, competent, befitting, expedient, worthy, advantageous, apposite, beneficial, comely, conformable, convenient, desirable, equitable, feasible, felicitous, opportune, practicable, preferable, rightful, seasonable, seemly, tasteful, timely, comme il faut, good enough, well-suited |
| fit
| 3 |
adj |
healthy, in good physical shape |
trim, sound, well |
| fit
| 13 |
adj |
healthy, in good physical shape |
able-bodied, slim, competent, robust, strapping, hale, wholesome, toned, muscled, fit as a fiddle, in good condition, up to snuff, wrapped tight |
| fit
| 12 |
noun |
seizure; sudden emotion |
mood, burst, stroke, blow, humor, access, attack, spell, rush, rage, turn, jumps |
| fit
| 17 |
noun |
seizure; sudden emotion |
frenzy, outburst, whim, whimsy, conniption, convulsion, spasm, outbreak, bout, spate, throe, tantrum, caprice, paroxysm, twitch, torrent, epileptic attack |
| fit
| 13 |
verb |
belong, correspond |
suit, apply, go, become, match, respond, set, join, consist, relate, answer, meet, agree |
| fit
| 18 |
verb |
belong, correspond |
conform, click, accord, dovetail, tally, interlock, befit, harmonize, concur, parallel, be apposite, be apt, be comfortable, be consonant, be in keeping, go together, go with, have its place |
| fit
| 10 |
verb |
equip |
prepare, get, provide, make, accommodate, ready, fix, outfit, implement, arm |
| fit
| 5 |
verb |
equip |
furnish, rig, accoutre, make up, kit out |
| fit
| 10 |
verb |
adapt, change |
shape, adjust, suit, alter, fashion, modify, square, place, position, arrange |
| fit
| 6 |
verb |
adapt, change |
conform, tailor, reconcile, dispose, quadrate, tailor-make |
| fitness
| 5 |
noun |
good condition |
strength, health, trim, repair, shape |
| fitness
| 5 |
noun |
good condition |
vigor, kilter, fettle, robustness, good health |
| fitness
| 4 |
noun |
appropriateness |
harmony, keeping, convenience, order |
| fitness
| 36 |
noun |
appropriateness |
readiness, eligibility, compatibility, preparedness, suitability, qualification, consistency, adequacy, competence, pertinence, applicability, expediency, adaptation, aptitude, relevancy, congeniality, timeliness, decorum, agreeableness, seemliness, correspondence, appositeness, assimilation, consonance, decency, accommodation, accordance, aptness, propriety, rightness, auspiciousness, congruousness, admissibility, concurrency, patness, seasonableness |
| fix
| 1 |
noun |
difficult or ticklish situation |
dilemma |
| fix
| 13 |
noun |
difficult or ticklish situation |
mess, box, predicament, spot, quandary, scrape, embarrassment, jam, corner, hole, pickle, plight, hot water |
| fix
| 19 |
verb |
establish, make firm |
settle, set, install, secure, pin, connect, attach, tie, locate, plant, couple, link, stick, catch, bind, steady, place, position, root |
| fix
| 27 |
verb |
establish, make firm |
stabilize, consolidate, thicken, affix, inculcate, glue, instill, graft, ingrain, moor, congeal, lodge, implant, entrench, cement, fasten, infix, stiffen, harden, solidify, embed, anchor, nail down, rigidify, rivet, freeze to, stay put |
| fix
| 13 |
verb |
determine, decide |
set, settle, resolve, solve, limit, establish, specify, define, appoint, work, name, conclude, arrange |
| fix
| 3 |
verb |
determine, decide |
work out, agree on, arrive at |
| fix
| 8 |
verb |
mend, repair |
restore, rebuild, patch, adjust, regulate, correct, sort, doctor |
| fix
| 15 |
verb |
mend, repair |
overhaul, revamp, revise, face-lift, amend, emend, recondition, debug, reconstruct, do up, tune up, retread, fiddle with, put to rights, see to |
| fix
| 2 |
verb |
prepare, plan ahead |
frame, arrange |
| fix
| 10 |
verb |
prepare, plan ahead |
set up, rig, dispose, put up, prearrange, precontrive, predesign, preorder, preplan, stack the deck |
| fix
| 3 |
verb |
focus on |
put, direct, concentrate |
| fix
| 5 |
verb |
focus on |
fixate, fasten, concenter, rivet, level at |
| fix
| 7 |
verb |
cook a meal |
prepare, get, fit, make, heat, warm, ready |
| fix
| 4 |
verb |
cook a meal |
microwave, make up, whip up, get ready |
| fix
| 4 |
verb |
manipulate, influence an event |
buy, reach, have, square |
| fix
| 9 |
verb |
manipulate, influence an event |
maneuver, suborn, lubricate, fiddle, bribe, corrupt, buy off, pull strings, tamper with |
| fix
| 2 |
verb |
wreak vengeance on |
punish, hurt |
| fix
| 6 |
verb |
wreak vengeance on |
get, get even, get revenge, pay back, take retribution, cook someone's goose |
| fixture
| 3 |
noun |
fitting, appliance |
device, equipment, component |
| fixture
| 4 |
noun |
fitting, appliance |
accessory, appendage, appurtenance, attachment |
| flag
| 2 |
noun |
pennant, symbol |
colors, standard |
| flag
| 10 |
noun |
pennant, symbol |
emblem, banner, streamer, pennon, ensign, jack, banderole, bannerol, burgee, gonfalon |
| flag
| 8 |
verb |
decline, fall off |
fade, wilt, die, faint, pine, sink, fail, weaken |
| flag
| 12 |
verb |
decline, fall off |
ebb, wane, sag, abate, languish, deteriorate, droop, slump, weary, succumb, peter out, taper off |
| flag
| 5 |
verb |
signal |
indicate, motion, warn, gesture, wave |
| flag
| 3 |
verb |
signal |
salute, hail, give a sign to |
| flash
| 12 |
noun |
shimmer, flicker |
reflection, beam, burst, radiation, flame, spark, vision, streak, shine, stream, impulse, glance |
| flash
| 23 |
noun |
shimmer, flicker |
glare, flare, gleam, sparkle, blaze, glimmer, glint, ray, glitter, glow, dazzle, quiver, glisten, twinkle, imprint, twinkling, coruscation, illumination, scintillation, luster, incandescence, phosphorescence, bedazzlement |
| flash
| 6 |
noun |
instant, split second |
moment, burst, breathing, show, shake, minute |
| flash
| 4 |
noun |
instant, split second |
outburst, twinkling, jiffy, trice |
| flash
| 4 |
noun |
demonstration |
burst, sign, display, show |
| flash
| 4 |
noun |
demonstration |
splash, outburst, manifestation, swank |
| flash
| 8 |
verb |
shimmer, flicker |
shine, blink, reflect, beam, glance, light, flame, spark |
| flash
| 20 |
verb |
shimmer, flicker |
glare, glisten, twinkle, flare, blaze, gleam, sparkle, glow, incandesce, dazzle, coruscate, scintillate, bedazzle, spangle, glimmer, glint, radiate, glitter, phosphoresce, shoot out |
| flash
| 12 |
verb |
move fast and display |
shoot, fly, streak, exhibit, parade, show, spring, expose, sweep, race, bolt, speed |
| flash
| 11 |
verb |
move fast and display |
flit, zoom, dart, dash, whistle, flaunt, brandish, disport, flourish, show off, trot out |
| flat
| 8 |
adj |
level, smooth |
low, empty, even, plane, depressed, extended, fallen, collapsed |
| flat
| 22 |
adj |
level, smooth |
horizontal, unbroken, reclining, pancake, flush, deflated, prone, prostrate, recumbent, supine, decumbent, planar, procumbent, splay, oblate, complanate, laid low, outstretched, planate, punctured, spread out, tabular |
| flat
| 4 |
adj |
dull, lackluster to the senses |
weak, dead, blind, boring |
| flat
| 34 |
adj |
dull, lackluster to the senses |
bland, lifeless, stale, vanilla, blah, drab, banal, colorless, dim, flavorless, inane, innocuous, insipid, jejune, monotonous, pointless, prosaic, spiritless, tasteless, tedious, uninteresting, unpalatable, unsavory, unseasoned, vapid, watery, matte, draggy, ho hum, lead balloon, muted, prosy, sapless, whitebread |
| flat
| 6 |
adj |
absolute, positive |
straight, plain, final, direct, explicit, fixed |
| flat
| 10 |
adj |
absolute, positive |
categorical, downright, indubitable, out-and-out, peremptory, unconditional, unequivocal, unmistakable, unqualified, unquestionable |
| flat
| 6 |
noun |
apartment |
suite, room, pad, rental, rooms, chambers |
| flat
| 10 |
noun |
apartment |
tenement, joint, lodging, crash pad, condo, walk-up, co-op, floor-through, go-down, railroad apartment |
| flattery
| 42 |
noun |
false praise, compliments |
approbation, stroke, plaudits, servility, snow, tribute, palaver, mush, commendation, eulogy, encomium, gallantry, applause, adulation, incense, puffery, smoke, blandishment, blarney, gratification, fawning, flattering, laud, snow job, sweet talk, fulsomeness, flummery, ingratiation, jive, sycophancy, eyewash, obsequiousness, hokum, cajolery, truckling, unctuousness, bootlicking, honeyed words, pretty speech, soft words, soft-soap, toadyism |
| flatulence
| 1 |
noun |
pomposity |
boasting |
| flatulence
| 10 |
noun |
pomposity |
bombast, claptrap, babble, fustian, turgidity, twaddle, empty talk, hot air, windiness, idle words |
| flatulent
| 2 |
adj |
pretentious, long-winded |
shallow, swollen |
| flatulent
| 13 |
adj |
pretentious, long-winded |
bombastic, inflated, oratorical, overblown, pompous, prolix, superficial, tedious, tumescent, tumid, turgid, windy, wordy |
| flatus
| 2 |
noun |
wind or something in the air |
sigh, smell |
| flatus
| 10 |
noun |
wind or something in the air |
whiff, vapor, gust, odor, waft, aroma, puff, flutter, zephyr, faint breeze |
| flatus
| 7 |
noun |
blast of air |
pull, draw, breath, drag, draft, smoke, wind |
| flatus
| 7 |
noun |
blast of air |
wisp, whiff, emanation, gust, flurry, waft, draught |
| flatus
| 6 |
noun |
smell of an odor |
hint, breath, scent, trace, shade, blast |
| flatus
| 14 |
noun |
smell of an odor |
fume, odor, aroma, puff, trifle, snuff, sniff, gust, waft, dash, smack, soupçon, draught, inhalation |
| flawed
| 6 |
adj |
wrong; defective |
bad, confused, mistaken, sick, unfair, false |
| flawed
| 18 |
adj |
wrong; defective |
untoward, improper, awry, crooked, erring, erroneous, fallacious, faulty, foul, haywire, imperfect, inaccurate, inappropriate, incorrect, out of order, unlawful, unsuitable, glitched up |
| flawed
| 8 |
adj |
broken, not working |
injured, gone, shot, bent, hurt, down, sunk, totaled |
| flawed
| 28 |
adj |
broken, not working |
impaired, run-down, spoiled, imperfect, kaput, on the blink, on the fritz, unsound, flubbed, snafued, busted, blemished, dinged, marred, beat-up, fouled up, glitched, in need of repair, in poor condition, in smithereens, loused up, messed up, mucked up, no go, out of action, out of kilter, out of whack, screwed up |
| flawed
| 7 |
adj |
broken, not working |
damaged, injured, lacking, poor, sick, wanting, seconds |
| flawed
| 16 |
adj |
broken, not working |
unhealthy, deficient, inadequate, abnormal, unsound, insufficient, faulty, amiss, impaired, imperfect, incomplete, out of order, unfinished, blemished, on the bum, subnormal |
| flawed
| 9 |
adj |
imperfect, inadequate |
lacking, weak, bad, damaged, injured, rare, short, shy, wanting |
| flawed
| 29 |
adj |
imperfect, inadequate |
unsatisfactory, defective, scarce, inferior, impaired, insufficient, faulty, incomplete, skimpy, amiss, exiguous, infrequent, meager, scanty, second fiddle, second string, sketchy, unequal, unfinished, scant, found wanting, marred, not cut out for, not enough, not make it, not up to scratch, outta gas, third string, unassembled |
| flawed
| 4 |
adj |
socially impaired |
broken, sick, wounded, undermined |
| flawed
| 8 |
adj |
socially impaired |
debilitated, decayed, defective, deteriorated, inhibited, maladjusted, unfit, malfunctional |
| flawed
| 3 |
adj |
wrong, incorrect |
mistaken, off, false |
| flawed
| 19 |
adj |
wrong, incorrect |
untrue, inaccurate, spurious, specious, unsound, invalid, faulty, misguided, unfounded, amiss, askew, awry, defective, fallacious, inexact, all off, all wet, way off, wrong number |
| flawed
| 11 |
adj |
not working; incorrect |
damaged, broken, cracked, bad, injured, lemon, rank, sick, weak, wrong, false |
| flawed
| 37 |
adj |
not working; incorrect |
erroneous, inaccurate, defective, inadequate, deficient, invalid, insufficient, unreliable, leaky, incomplete, adulterated, amiss, awry, below par, blamable, debased, distorted, fallacious, fallible, frail, impaired, imperfect, inexact, lame, maimed, malformed, out of order, tainted, unfit, unsound, malfunctioning, imprecise, blemished, botched, marred, unretentive, warped |
| flawed
| 4 |
adj |
injured, faulty |
damaged, harmed, hurt, broken |
| flawed
| 11 |
adj |
injured, faulty |
defective, debilitated, down, spoiled, imperfect, kaput, on the blink, on the fritz, unsound, busted, marred |
| flawed
| 2 |
adj |
wrong |
mistaken, false |
| flawed
| 20 |
adj |
wrong |
erroneous, inaccurate, inappropriate, improper, unsound, untrue, unreliable, faulty, inexact, out, specious, unseemly, unsuitable, wide of the mark, counterfactual, imprecise, not trustworthy, unfitting, way off, wrong number |
| flawed
| 5 |
adj |
wanting, deficient |
short, needed, missing, without, needing |
| flawed
| 11 |
adj |
wanting, deficient |
inadequate, incomplete, impaired, defective, minus, coming up short, deprived of, not hacking it, not making it, sans, can't cut it |
| flawed
| 7 |
adj |
not well; flimsy |
fragile, dangerous, delicate, ill, mad, weak, false |
| flawed
| 38 |
adj |
not well; flimsy |
incorrect, illogical, erroneous, unhealthy, defective, insecure, unsafe, inaccurate, shaky, unstable, insane, unreliable, faulty, unbalanced, ailing, crazed, decrepit, demented, deranged, diseased, fallacious, frail, incongruous, infirm, insubstantial, invalid, lunatic, rickety, specious, unhinged, unsteady, unsubstantial, unwell, wobbly, tottering, in poor health, not solid, unbacked |
| flawed
| 3 |
adj |
indefensible |
unsound, illogical, unsupportable |
| flawed
| 4 |
verb |
distort, disfigure |
injure, damage, twist, ruin |
| flawed
| 21 |
verb |
distort, disfigure |
skew, cripple, impair, contort, maim, mutilate, mangle, deface, flaw, mar, knot, buckle, warp, blemish, batter, grimace, spoil, wince, misshape, gnarl, malform |
| flawed
| 7 |
verb |
mark, hurt |
injure, beat, scratch, brand, damage, cut, score |
| flawed
| 10 |
verb |
mark, hurt |
maim, traumatize, mar, disfigure, deface, flaw, blemish, stab, slash, pinch |
| flawed
| 4 |
verb |
deform |
damage, injure, ruin, twist |
| flawed
| 22 |
verb |
deform |
batter, blemish, buckle, contort, cripple, deface, disfigure, distort, flaw, grimace, impair, knot, maim, mangle, mar, mutilate, skew, spoil, warp, wince, gnarl, malform |
| flawless
| 5 |
adj |
spotless, intact |
perfect, absolute, entire, sound, whole |
| flawless
| 10 |
adj |
spotless, intact |
impeccable, unblemished, immaculate, unbroken, faultless, irreproachable, undamaged, unimpaired, unsullied, unmarred |
| fleet
| 4 |
adj |
quick in movement |
rapid, flying, fast, screaming |
| fleet
| 19 |
adj |
quick in movement |
speedy, brisk, swift, agile, breakneck, expeditious, hasty, lively, mercurial, meteoric, nimble, on the double, barreling, winged, expeditive, in nothing flat, like greased lightning, nimble-footed, speedball |
| fleet
| 3 |
noun |
group of ships |
formation, line, vessels |
| fleet
| 9 |
noun |
group of ships |
armada, navy, squadron, flotilla, argosy, tonnage, warships, naval force, sea power |
| flesh
| 7 |
noun |
body tissue, skin |
beef, muscle, meat, fat, weight, food, cells |
| flesh
| 9 |
noun |
body tissue, skin |
brawn, fatness, flesh and blood, corpuscles, sinews, plasm, protoplasm, plasma, thews |
| flesh
| 6 |
noun |
humankind |
people, race, world, humanity, mortality, stock |
| flesh
| 9 |
noun |
humankind |
physicality, sensuality, carnality, animality, human nature, Homo sapiens, human race, living creatures, physical nature |
| flexible
| 5 |
adj |
pliable, bendable |
soft, bending, plastic, stretch, yielding |
| flexible
| 25 |
adj |
pliable, bendable |
malleable, flexile, adjustable, ductile, elastic, formative, impressionable, limber, lithe, pliant, spongy, springy, supple, tractable, willowy, extensible, extensile, moldable, formable, like putty, stretchable, stretchy, tensile, tractile, whippy |
| flexible
| 3 |
adj |
adaptable, responsive |
gentle, open, variable |
| flexible
| 14 |
adj |
adaptable, responsive |
adjustable, amenable, complaisant, compliant, discretionary, docile, manageable, tractable, acquiescent, biddable, going every which way, hanging loose, like putty in hands, rolling with punches |
| flight
| 8 |
noun |
flying; journey |
shuttle, arrival, trip, transport, departure, jump, soaring, mounting |
| flight
| 11 |
noun |
flying; journey |
voyage, aeronautics, hop, aviation, navigation, gliding, winging, aerial navigation, avigation, take-off, volitation |
| flight
| 6 |
noun |
fleeing; departure |
powder, exit, escape, retreat, escaping, retreating |
| flight
| 14 |
noun |
fleeing; departure |
exodus, lam, escapement, beat, spring, getaway, break, breakout, slip, out, fugue, exfiltration, getaway car, running away |
| fling
| 6 |
noun |
casual throw |
shot, toss, pitch, cast, firing, launching |
| fling
| 6 |
noun |
casual throw |
lob, chuck, hurl, peg, heave, slinging |
| fling
| 9 |
noun |
unrestrained behavior |
essay, affair, try, trial, party, venture, attempt, fun, celebration |
| fling
| 13 |
noun |
unrestrained behavior |
splurge, indulgence, rampage, whirl, binge, orgy, stab, gamble, crack, go, spree, shot, good time |
| fling
| 7 |
verb |
throw with abandon |
dump, launch, fire, toss, pitch, send, cast |
| fling
| 12 |
verb |
throw with abandon |
lob, jerk, hurl, sling, heave, catapult, propel, chuck, shy, precipitate, peg, let fly |
| flirt
| 2 |
noun |
person who makes advances |
player, operator |
| flirt
| 13 |
noun |
person who makes advances |
vixen, siren, wanton, tease, philanderer, coquette, wolf, seducer, vamp, cruiser, trifler, swinger, heartbreaker |
| flirt
| 1 |
verb |
make advances toward someone |
fool |
| flirt
| 21 |
verb |
make advances toward someone |
tease, coquet, disport, banter, ogle, proposition, pitch, philander, dally, come on, pick up, eyeball, gam, bat eyes at, come hither, hit on, lead on, linger with, make a move, make a pass, wink at |
| flock
| 17 |
noun |
congregation |
colony, gathering, crowd, assembly, drove, cloud, group, army, crush, flight, company, drift, collection, host, mass, pack, scores |
| flock
| 12 |
noun |
congregation |
throng, brood, legion, herd, multitude, convoy, litter, progeny, rout, bevy, skein, gaggle |
| flock
| 6 |
verb |
congregate |
gather, group, crowd, collect, mass, troop |
| flock
| 4 |
verb |
congregate |
throng, converge, huddle, herd |
| flood
| 11 |
noun |
overwhelming flow, quantity |
flow, tide, stream, wave, plenty, bore, current, eager, drift, rush, pour |
| flood
| 26 |
noun |
overwhelming flow, quantity |
deluge, downpour, glut, spate, surge, torrent, freshet, profusion, superabundance, surplus, bounty, multitude, inundation, cataclysm, alluvion, excess, overflow, abundance, outpouring, flux, superfluity, cataract, tsunami, Niagara, drencher, outgushing |
| flood
| 6 |
verb |
inundate or submerge |
rush, overwhelm, flow, sweep, drown, fill |
| flood
| 15 |
verb |
inundate or submerge |
deluge, saturate, choke, swamp, engulf, overflow, oversupply, immerse, glut, surge, swarm, gush, whelm, brim over, pour over |
| floor
| 12 |
noun |
bottom of a room; level of a multistory building |
canvas, flooring, deck, ground, basement, stage, carpet, flat, story, landing, upstairs, boards |
| floor
| 8 |
noun |
bottom of a room; level of a multistory building |
rug, cellar, mezzanine, tier, nadir, mat, downstairs, lowest point |
| floor
| 9 |
verb |
perplex, confound |
level, beat, puzzle, drop, down, fell, defeat, throw, ground |
| floor
| 16 |
verb |
perplex, confound |
baffle, stump, dumbfound, bewilder, overthrow, disconcert, discomfit, conquer, flatten, prostrate, nonplus, bowl over, bring down, bring up short, knock down, lay low |
| flour
| 6 |
verb |
crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains |
pound, reduce, cover, file, dust, scatter |
| flour
| 16 |
verb |
crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains |
grate, pulverize, rasp, crunch, strew, bray, smash, scrape, grind, dredge, abrade, crumble, granulate, triturate, comminute, pestle |
| flour
| 7 |
verb |
smash by beating, crushing |
pound, buck, fragment, crush, beat, powder, mill |
| flour
| 20 |
verb |
smash by beating, crushing |
shatter, crunch, mull, bray, splinter, fragmentize, grind, granulate, grate, crumble, atomize, abrade, break up, triturate, comminute, pestle, contriturate, fragmentalize, levigate, micronize |
| flourish
| 2 |
noun |
curlicue, decoration |
twist, sweep |
| flourish
| 8 |
noun |
curlicue, decoration |
embellishment, ornamentation, quirk, plume, spiral, curl, garnish, furbelow |
| flourish
| 10 |
verb |
grow, prosper |
develop, succeed, boom, expand, thrive, flower, increase, score, go, arrive |
| flourish
| 18 |
verb |
grow, prosper |
blossom, multiply, bloom, augment, batten, wax, burgeon, amplify, come along, get ahead, get on, make out, do well, be on top of heap, bear fruit, go great guns, hit it big, live high on hog |
| flourish
| 4 |
verb |
wave about |
display, swing, sweep, shake |
| flourish
| 8 |
verb |
wave about |
twirl, wag, wield, brandish, swish, flaunt, flutter, vaunt |
| flower
| 5 |
noun |
bloom of a plant |
shoot, head, annual, cluster, spray |
| flower
| 12 |
noun |
bloom of a plant |
blossom, vine, perennial, efflorescence, posy, floret, spike, bud, herb, pompon, floweret, inflorescence |
| flower
| 8 |
noun |
best, choicest part |
prime, prize, top, height, pick, pride, elite, cream |
| flower
| 3 |
noun |
best, choicest part |
freshness, finest point, greatest point |
| flower
| 4 |
verb |
bloom, flourish |
unfold, thrive, blow, open |
| flower
| 7 |
verb |
bloom, flourish |
prosper, mature, blossom, burgeon, batten, effloresce, outbloom |
| flu
| 8 |
noun |
mild sickness |
illness, syndrome, disease, disorder, condition, complaint, bug, dose |
| flu
| 4 |
noun |
mild sickness |
malady, ache, indisposition, infirmity |
| flu
| 17 |
noun |
ailment, affliction |
stroke, illness, syndrome, Cancer, infection, virus, fever, epidemic, disorder, condition, temperature, fit, attack, complaint, collapse, spell, upset |
| flu
| 30 |
noun |
ailment, affliction |
malady, sickness, defect, plague, contamination, bug, inflammation, seizure, hemorrhage, unsoundness, distemper, feebleness, endemic, blight, breakdown, visitation, canker, decrepitude, ache, infirmity, debility, contagion, indisposition, misery, affection, unhealthiness, convulsions, ill health, pathosis, sickliness |
| flu
| 9 |
noun |
disease; bad health |
disability, virus, collapse, disorder, syndrome, complaint, fit, attack, dose |
| flu
| 22 |
noun |
disease; bad health |
malady, breakdown, disturbance, ailment, sickness, seizure, relapse, confinement, indisposition, malaise, affliction, prostration, bug, infirmity, ailing, ill health, convalescence, diseasedness, failing health, poor health, unhealth, what's going around |
| flu
| 2 |
noun |
upset stomach |
pain, gas |
| flu
| 9 |
noun |
upset stomach |
heartburn, nausea, flatulence, dyspepsia, acidosis, acid indigestion, digestive upset, dyspepsy, gaseous stomach |
| flu
| 5 |
noun |
contamination |
disease, epidemic, virus, pollution, corruption |
| flu
| 11 |
noun |
contamination |
bug, impurity, contagion, poison, defilement, germs, communicability, contagiousness, insanitation, septicity, what's going around |
| flu
| 4 |
noun |
weakness, sickness |
failing, fault, disease, disorder |
| flu
| 24 |
noun |
weakness, sickness |
malady, ailment, imperfection, deficiency, affliction, frailty, decrepitude, debility, debilitation, decay, feebleness, confinement, vulnerability, indisposition, malaise, shortcoming, defect, ailing, ill health, unwellness, unhealthiness, diseasedness, sickliness, unhealth |
| flu
| 12 |
noun |
disease |
illness, syndrome, Cancer, disability, virus, infection, epidemic, fever, disorder, complaint, attack, condition |
| flu
| 14 |
noun |
disease |
sickness, inflammation, affliction, blight, ache, infirmity, ailment, contagion, debility, distemper, plague, bug, affection, ill health |
| flu
| 4 |
noun |
infirmity |
fault, failing, disease, disorder |
| flu
| 35 |
noun |
infirmity |
vulnerability, ailment, fragility, defect, deficiency, shortcoming, affliction, decay, imperfection, unsoundness, flimsiness, malady, feebleness, frailness, weakness, delicacy, decrepitude, malaise, frailty, puniness, debility, debilitation, indisposition, confinement, ailing, delicateness, fragileness, unsubstantiality, weakliness, unhealthiness, unwellness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth |
| flu
| 4 |
noun |
infirmity |
fault, failing, disease, disorder |
| flu
| 35 |
noun |
infirmity |
vulnerability, ailment, fragility, defect, deficiency, shortcoming, affliction, decay, imperfection, unsoundness, flimsiness, malady, feebleness, frailness, weakness, delicacy, decrepitude, malaise, frailty, insubstantiality, debility, debilitation, indisposition, confinement, ailing, delicateness, fragileness, unsubstantiality, weakliness, unhealthiness, unwellness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth |
| flu
| 4 |
noun |
infirmity |
fault, failing, disease, disorder |
| flu
| 35 |
noun |
infirmity |
vulnerability, ailment, feebleness, fragility, defect, deficiency, shortcoming, affliction, decay, imperfection, flimsiness, malady, frailness, weakness, delicacy, decrepitude, confinement, frailty, insubstantiality, puniness, debility, debilitation, indisposition, malaise, ailing, delicateness, fragileness, unsubstantiality, weakliness, unhealthiness, unwellness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth |
| flu
| 4 |
noun |
infirmity |
disease, disorder, failing, fault |
| flu
| 35 |
noun |
infirmity |
affliction, ailing, ailment, confinement, debilitation, debility, decay, decrepitude, defect, deficiency, delicacy, delicateness, feebleness, flimsiness, fragileness, fragility, frailness, frailty, imperfection, indisposition, insubstantiality, malady, malaise, puniness, shortcoming, unsoundness, vulnerability, weakliness, weakness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth, unhealthiness, unwellness |
| flu
| 4 |
noun |
infirmity |
disease, disorder, failing, fault |
| flu
| 35 |
noun |
infirmity |
affliction, ailing, ailment, confinement, debilitation, debility, decay, decrepitude, defect, deficiency, delicacy, delicateness, feebleness, flimsiness, fragileness, fragility, frailness, frailty, imperfection, indisposition, insubstantiality, malady, malaise, puniness, shortcoming, unsoundness, unsubstantiality, vulnerability, weakness, diseasedness, ill health, sickliness, unhealth, unhealthiness, unwellness |
| fluctuation
| 2 |
noun |
vacillation |
variation, change |
| fluctuation
| 1 |
noun |
vacillation |
inconstancy |
| fluid
| 4 |
adj |
liquid |
flowing, running, melted, molten |
| fluid
| 10 |
adj |
liquid |
fluent, juicy, watery, lymphatic, aqueous, in solution, liquefied, runny, serous, uncongealed |
| fluid
| 5 |
adj |
adaptable, changeable |
flexible, variable, mobile, floating, shifting |
| fluid
| 11 |
adj |
adaptable, changeable |
unstable, unsettled, adjustable, indefinite, malleable, mercurial, mutable, unsteady, protean, changeful, fluctuating |
| fluid
| 3 |
noun |
liquid |
juice, cooler, solution |
| fluid
| 7 |
noun |
liquid |
broth, vapor, goo, liquor, aqua, goop, chaser |
| flush
| 6 |
adj |
flat |
even, square, level, smooth, plane, true |
| flush
| 2 |
adj |
flat |
horizontal, planate |
| flush
| 6 |
adj |
overflowing, abundant |
full, liberal, rich, close, generous, wealthy |
| flush
| 5 |
adj |
overflowing, abundant |
well-off, affluent, lavish, prodigal, opulent |
| flush
| 1 |
noun |
blush |
color |
| flush
| 7 |
noun |
blush |
freshness, glow, bloom, ruddiness, rosiness, pinkness, redness |
| flush
| 5 |
verb |
become or make pink or red |
burn, pink, color, rose, flame |
| flush
| 10 |
verb |
become or make pink or red |
suffuse, glow, mantle, rouge, crimson, blush, redden, color up, go red, pinken |
| flush
| 2 |
verb |
inundate with liquid |
wash, flood |
| flush
| 8 |
verb |
inundate with liquid |
drench, cleanse, rinse, expel, hose, eject, swab, douche |
| fly
| 20 |
verb |
take to the air, usually employing wings |
shoot, float, drift, travel, sail, reach, cross, climb, circle, operate, speed, rush, pilot, control, skirt, jet, soar, hurry, mount, fleet |
| fly
| 34 |
verb |
take to the air, usually employing wings |
take off, glide, flutter, swoop, dash, skim, barnstorm, hop, circumnavigate, maneuver, hover, dive, dart, whisk, flit, zoom, scud, whiz, buzz, wing, zip, whoosh, aviate, flat-hat, seagull, bend the throttle, jet out, jet over, remain aloft, sky out, take a hop, take flight, take wing, wing in |
| fly
| 13 |
verb |
run or pass swiftly |
shoot, rush, speed, race, pass, flee, tear, career, breeze, bolt, hurry, roll, barrel |
| fly
| 16 |
verb |
run or pass swiftly |
glide, elapse, hasten, flit, scamper, scoot, zoom, dart, dash, whiz, sprint, hustle, make off, go like the wind, run its course, slip away |
| fly
| 8 |
verb |
escape, flee |
break, withdraw, disappear, hide, skip, clear, bolt, avoid |
| fly
| 18 |
verb |
escape, flee |
take off, run, hightail, skedaddle, abscond, decamp, clear out, light out, make off, cut and run, get away, hasten away, make a getaway, make a quick exit, run for it, run from, steal away, take flight |
| focused
| 9 |
verb |
aim attention at |
direct, concentrate, put, meet, attract, join, center, fix, adjust |
| focused
| 22 |
verb |
aim attention at |
fixate, centralize, sweat, convene, fasten, sharpen, converge, spotlight, pinpoint, bring out, knuckle down, concenter, rivet, get detail, home in, home in on, hone in, key on, move in, pour it on, zero in, zoom in |
| fog
| 4 |
noun |
heavy mist that reduces visibility |
smoke, steam, cloud, film |
| fog
| 20 |
noun |
heavy mist that reduces visibility |
gloom, smog, vapor, murk, effluvium, obscurity, wisp, nebula, murkiness, smother, haze, grease, miasma, brume, soup, London fog, ground clouds, pea soup, smaze, visibility zero-zero |
| fog
| 1 |
noun |
mental unclarity |
confusion |
| fog
| 13 |
noun |
mental unclarity |
mist, vagueness, stupor, obscurity, trance, befuddlement, haze, daze, blindness, perplexity, maze, muddledness, muddlement |
| fog
| 4 |
verb |
muddle, obscure |
confuse, puzzle, blind, cloud |
| fog
| 17 |
verb |
muddle, obscure |
mystify, dim, bedim, darken, perplex, befuddle, muddy, eclipse, blur, bewilder, obfuscate, daze, stupefy, becloud, mist, addle, steam up |
| fold
| 9 |
noun |
double thickness |
gather, layer, bend, gathering, ridge, lap, tuck, turn, loop |
| fold
| 31 |
noun |
double thickness |
pleat, corrugation, convolution, crease, overlap, ruck, crimp, circumvolution, ruffle, plication, ply, wrinkle, furrow, rumple, pucker, cockle, plait, crinkle, plica, groove, rimple, knife-edge, flection, flexure, lapel, shirring, smocking, plicature, rivel, ruche, dog's ear |
| fold
| 7 |
verb |
lay in creases |
bend, tuck, purse, ridge, lap, double, gather |
| fold
| 26 |
verb |
lay in creases |
curl, crimp, knit, pleat, intertwine, overlay, overlap, ruck, replicate, hem, ruffle, wrinkle, furrow, crisp, pucker, cockle, plait, groove, crumple, plicate, telescope, corrugate, dog-ear, double over, ruche, turn under |
| fold
| 2 |
verb |
encase, enclose |
wrap, involve |
| fold
| 5 |
verb |
encase, enclose |
entwine, envelop, enfold, do up, wrap up |
| fold
| 5 |
verb |
fail, close |
collapse, crash, give, yield, break |
| fold
| 12 |
verb |
fail, close |
pauper, bust, impoverish, pauperize, crumple, go under, shut down, be ruined, become insolvent, go bankrupt, go bust, go into Chapter 11 |
| folk
| 16 |
noun |
person's relations, acquaintances |
community, group, public, family, people, tribe, settlement, house, masses, nation, society, state, race, population, household, stock |
| folk
| 14 |
noun |
person's relations, acquaintances |
lineage, proletariat, kindred, kin, nationality, clan, confederation, body politic, menage, inhabitants, culture group, ethnic group, general public, ménage |
| folklore
| 5 |
noun |
tales from the past |
custom, wisdom, myth, legend, tradition |
| folklore
| 7 |
noun |
tales from the past |
superstition, fable, mythology, ballad, mythos, folk story, oral literature |
| follow
| 5 |
verb |
take the place of |
pursue, replace, succeed, result, chase |
| follow
| 14 |
verb |
take the place of |
supervene, supersede, displace, supplant, ensue, come from, postdate, be subsequent to, come after, come next, go after, go next, proceed from, spring from |
| follow
| 12 |
verb |
trail, pursue physically |
track, seek, accompany, attend, search, hunt, freeze, tail, tag, shadow, chase, onto |
| follow
| 27 |
verb |
trail, pursue physically |
concatenate, spook, draggle, convoy, persecute, dog, stalk, escort, hound, run down, string along, catenate, shag, tailgate, bring up the rear, come with, dog the footsteps of, give chase, go after, go with, put a tail on, run after, schlepp along, stick to, tag after, tag along, take out after |
| follow
| 15 |
verb |
act in accordance with |
attend, serve, support, adopt, watch, keep, reflect, observe, regard, mind, note, match, mirror, copy, comply |
| follow
| 28 |
verb |
act in accordance with |
conform, accord, obey, imitate, emulate, mimic, heed, harmonize, cultivate, abide by, string along, take after, adhere to, follow suit, be consistent with, be devoted to, be guided by, be in keeping, be interested in, do like, give allegiance to, hold fast, keep abreast of, keep an eye on, live up to, model on, pattern oneself upon, take as an example |
| follow
| 5 |
verb |
understand |
see, accept, appreciate, grasp, realize |
| follow
| 9 |
verb |
understand |
get, apprehend, dig, fathom, comprehend, catch, take in, catch on, get the picture |
| food
| 18 |
noun |
edible material |
feed, meat, drink, fare, cooking, meal, bread, table, menu, board, store, diet, provision, tuck, eats, keep, cheer, support |
| food
| 34 |
noun |
edible material |
cuisine, snack, foodstuff, grub, sustenance, groceries, slop, pabulum, bite, aliment, refreshment, comestible, larder, nutrition, fodder, nourishment, grit, mess, subsistence, ration, eatable, nutriment, handout, chow, entrée, fast food, vittles, viand, goodies, cookery, victual, home cooking, moveable feast, take out |
| fool
| 6 |
noun |
stupid or ridiculous person |
ass, victim, bore, turkey, innocent, silly |
| fool
| 41 |
noun |
stupid or ridiculous person |
stooge, jerk, idiot, sucker, clown, twit, buffoon, nitwit, moron, boob, nerd, clod, dunce, imbecile, lightweight, cretin, dolt, oaf, sap, nincompoop, bonehead, illiterate, dope, ninny, schlemiel, numskull, loon, blockhead, ignoramus, simpleton, dimwit, easy mark, fair game, fathead, goose, birdbrain, dunderhead, twerp, dumb ox, halfwit, lamebrain |
| fool
| 3 |
verb |
trick, mislead |
cheat, pretend, kid |
| fool
| 29 |
verb |
trick, mislead |
dupe, deceive, hoodwink, delude, trifle, flimflam, scam, diddle, gull, snow, hoax, outfox, bluff, spoof, con, bamboozle, make believe, put on, take in, play-act, chicane, fox, juke, jive, fake out, lead on, play a trick on, put one over on, suck in |
| foolish
| 8 |
adj |
nonsensical, idiotic |
crazy, stupid, fantastic, ridiculous, silly, mad, simple, weak |
| foolish
| 40 |
adj |
nonsensical, idiotic |
insane, irrational, ludicrous, unreasonable, preposterous, absurd, unwise, ill-advised, asinine, brainless, daffy, daft, dotty, fatuous, feebleminded, half-baked, half-witted, harebrained, imprudent, incautious, indiscreet, injudicious, jerky, loony, lunatic, moronic, nutty, senseless, short-sighted, unintelligent, wacky, witless, zany, dippy, doltish, ill-considered, imbecilic, kooky, cockamamy, nerdy |
| foot
| 1 |
noun |
extremity of an animate being |
pad |
| foot
| 2 |
noun |
extremity of an animate being |
hoof, paw |
| foot
| 2 |
noun |
base of an object |
foundation, bottom |
| foot
| 3 |
noun |
base of an object |
pier, nadir, lowest point |
| foot
| 1 |
noun |
twelve inches/30.48 centimeters measured |
square |
| foot
| 1 |
noun |
twelve inches/30.48 centimeters measured |
cubic |
| football
| 8 |
noun |
a sport |
soccer, rugby, American football, Association football, Canadian football, grid game, gridiron pastime, the pigskin sport |
| football
| 1 |
noun |
the ball used in football |
peanut |
| football
| 9 |
noun |
the ball used in football |
sphere, oval, pigskin, moleskin, porker, watermelon, pineapple, inflated oval, regulation football |
| forbid
| 10 |
verb |
outlaw, prohibit an action |
prevent, cancel, exclude, stop, restrict, deny, oppose, ban, block, check |
| forbid
| 33 |
verb |
outlaw, prohibit an action |
rule out, censor, freeze, deprive, enjoin, restrain, hinder, halt, proscribe, inhibit, disallow, impede, preclude, obstruct, embargo, stymie, veto, forestall, spike, obviate, nix, interdict, debar, taboo, withhold, hold up, shut down, shut out, forfend, declare illegal, lock up, put the chill on, say no |
| force
| 24 |
noun |
physical energy, power |
violence, effort, strength, enforcement, strain, speed, arm, impact, sock, potential, draft, might, tension, punch, pressure, impulse, trouble, stress, stimulus, momentum, push, muscle, steam, pains |
| force
| 23 |
noun |
physical energy, power |
fury, clout, impetus, coercion, brunt, sinew, conscription, compulsion, exaction, duress, vigor, extortion, potency, stuff, velocity, subjection, pow, horsepower, dynamism, constrait, full head of steam, strong arm, what it takes |
| force
| 18 |
noun |
mental power, energy |
capability, authority, requirement, point, influence, intensity, emphasis, effectiveness, ability, punch, validity, effect, pressure, determination, obligation, stress, drive, push |
| force
| 21 |
noun |
mental power, energy |
gumption, persuasiveness, cogency, coercion, sapience, bite, guts, willpower, puissance, fierceness, vehemence, dominance, duress, vigor, efficacy, competence, forcefulness, persistence, intestinal fortitude, impressiveness, validness |
| force
| 15 |
noun |
military organization |
patrol, army, guard, squad, troop, unit, division, shop, body, crew, cell, host, horses, reserves, soldiers |
| force
| 7 |
noun |
military organization |
battalion, armed forces, corps, regiment, legion, detachment, squadron |
| force
| 29 |
verb |
obligate to do something |
urge, charge, move, require, impose, compel, drive, restrict, pressure, drag, limit, demand, press, cause, order, make, insist, apply, exact, fix, draft, overcome, impress, burden, bind, contract, command, occasion, enforce |
| force
| 26 |
verb |
obligate to do something |
oblige, inflict, wrest, necessitate, coerce, enjoin, constrain, blackmail, wring, extort, choke, impel, obtrude, strong-arm, bear down, sandbag, pressurize, conscript, dragoon, concuss, shotgun, bear hard on, bring pressure to bear upon, pin down, put screws to, put squeeze on |
| force
| 8 |
verb |
use violence upon |
push, violate, blast, burst, twist, assault, squeeze, rape |
| force
| 16 |
verb |
use violence upon |
extort, defile, propel, wrest, pry, ravish, undo, jimmy, wrench, spoil, thrust, wring, break in, break open, bust open, crack open |
| forecast
| 8 |
noun |
prediction, often of weather or business |
projection, calculation, budget, estimate, guess, cast, planning, prescience |
| forecast
| 16 |
noun |
prediction, often of weather or business |
outlook, prognosis, foreknowledge, conjecture, anticipation, precognition, augury, forethought, foresight, prognostication, prophecy, divination, foretoken, foreseeing, prevision, foretelling |
| forecast
| 11 |
verb |
predict, guess |
calculate, conclude, anticipate, determine, estimate, figure, gather, reason, plan, demonstrate, divine |
| forecast
| 20 |
verb |
predict, guess |
foresee, portend, foretell, gauge, augur, conjecture, prophesy, predetermine, adumbrate, prognosticate, presage, infer, surmise, telegraph, call the turn, dope out, figure out, in the cards, see it coming, soothsay |
| forehead
| 2 |
noun |
brow |
front, temples |
| foreigner
| 4 |
noun |
person from another country |
alien, outsider, immigrant, stranger |
| foreigner
| 5 |
noun |
person from another country |
greenhorn, newcomer, outlander, fresh off the boat, incomer |
| forest
| 11 |
noun |
area with a large number of trees |
park, wood, jungle, timber, cover, shelter, woods, growth, stand, brake, chase |
| forest
| 12 |
noun |
area with a large number of trees |
woodland, thicket, coppice, grove, covert, backwoods, clump, copse, weald, timberland, wildwood, woodlot |
| forestry
| 8 |
noun |
forest management |
afforestation, arboriculture, silviculture, dendrology, forest ranging, forestation, ranger service, sylviculture |
| forge
| 10 |
verb |
counterfeit |
produce, fashion, trace, scratch, make, copy, invent, design, coin, frame |
| forge
| 11 |
verb |
counterfeit |
falsify, feign, fabricate, pirate, reproduce, imitate, duplicate, transcribe, fake, phony up, trump up |
| forge
| 11 |
verb |
make something from scratch |
form, create, construct, shape, build, fashion, beat, frame, work, invent, pound |
| forge
| 8 |
verb |
make something from scratch |
devise, hammer out, manufacture, contrive, fabricate, mold, put together, turn out |
| forget
| 1 |
verb |
not be able to remember |
blow |
| forget
| 13 |
verb |
not be able to remember |
obliterate, clean forget, consign to oblivion, dismiss from mind, disremember, draw a blank, fail to remember, let slip from memory, lose consciousness of, lose sight of, misrecollect, think no more of, escape one's memory |
| forget
| 8 |
verb |
leave behind |
ignore, fail, overlook, skip, discount, drop, slight, blink |
| forget
| 8 |
verb |
leave behind |
neglect, omit, trespass, disregard, overpass, pass over, transgress, lose sight of |
| forgiveness
| 4 |
noun |
pardon; end of blame |
grace, charity, quarter, overlooking |
| forgiveness
| 25 |
noun |
pardon; end of blame |
reprieve, mercy, remission, compassion, vindication, clemency, dispensation, amnesty, absolution, extenuation, lenity, exculpation, quittance, condonation, impunity, justification, acquittal, respite, purgation, lenience, indemnity, exoneration, immunity, palliation, remittal |
| fork
| 4 |
verb |
go separate ways |
angle, divide, part, split |
| fork
| 5 |
verb |
go separate ways |
bifurcate, diverge, branch off, divaricate, branch out |
| form
| 20 |
noun |
shape; arrangement |
style, fashion, pattern, system, design, mode, model, scheme, structure, plan, profile, cut, outline, figure, die, appearance, cast, construction, formation, framework |
| form
| 9 |
noun |
shape; arrangement |
silhouette, articulation, conformation, anatomy, embodiment, configuration, mold, contour, skeleton |
| form
| 13 |
noun |
animate body and its condition |
thing, shape, object, condition, phenomenon, figure, being, frame, person, health, build, fitness, outline |
| form
| 6 |
noun |
animate body and its condition |
trim, silhouette, fettle, physique, anatomy, torso |
| form
| 22 |
noun |
accepted procedure; ceremony |
style, fashion, behavior, process, practice, rule, regulation, manner, way, law, method, mode, ritual, habit, conduct, manners, custom, proceeding, convention, protocol, channels, ropes |
| form
| 15 |
noun |
accepted procedure; ceremony |
precept, layout, formality, setup, canon, propriety, etiquette, usage, rite, decorum, ceremonial, by the numbers, by the book, convenance, done thing |
| form
| 7 |
noun |
document that requires answers or information |
application, questionnaire, letter, paper, sheet, chart, blank |
| form
| 1 |
noun |
document that requires answers or information |
data sheet |
| form
| 19 |
noun |
type, kind |
sort, style, variety, practice, character, system, order, design, manner, way, arrangement, method, mode, description, grade, make, rank, class, species |
| form
| 4 |
noun |
type, kind |
semblance, stamp, manifestation, guise |
| form
| 9 |
noun |
organization, arrangement |
plan, scheme, order, structure, format, placement, proportion, framework, harmony |
| form
| 2 |
noun |
organization, arrangement |
symmetry, orderliness |
| form
| 34 |
verb |
bring into existence; make, produce |
compose, organize, develop, complete, create, work, construct, constitute, assemble, set, design, build, found, establish, plan, fashion, frame, invent, shape, perfect, plot, cut, pattern, fix, scheme, finish, trace, structure, arrange, outline, conceive, project, cast, model |
| form
| 21 |
verb |
bring into existence; make, produce |
set up, forge, devise, contrive, cultivate, mold, concoct, erect, manufacture, fabricate, consummate, block out, bring about, cook up, dream up, hammer out, knock off, make up, put together, turn out, throw together |
| form
| 7 |
verb |
come into being; arise |
acquire, set, develop, appear, rise, settle, grow |
| form
| 14 |
verb |
come into being; arise |
materialize, condense, eventuate, harden, mature, accumulate, show up, crystallize, become a reality, become visible, fall into place, shape up, take on character, take shape |
| form
| 5 |
verb |
educate, discipline |
school, instruct, train, teach, rear |
| form
| 3 |
verb |
educate, discipline |
breed, bring up, give character |
| form
| 3 |
verb |
comprise, be a part of |
constitute, make, compose |
| form
| 4 |
verb |
comprise, be a part of |
figure in, make up, serve as, act as |
| formal
| 17 |
adj |
established, orderly |
precise, academic, explicit, legal, strict, proper, express, set, official, regular, ritual, approved, confirmed, conventional, directed, fixed, stereotyped |
| formal
| 16 |
adj |
established, orderly |
solemn, ceremonial, ceremonious, decorous, lawful, methodical, prescribed, pro forma, punctilious, rigid, ritualistic, stately, systematic, stereotypical, ceremonialistic, formalistic |
| formal
| 5 |
adj |
stiff, affected, correct |
precise, conventional, distant, exact, reserved |
| formal
| 16 |
adj |
stiff, affected, correct |
polite, nominal, aloof, by the numbers, ceremonious, decorous, prim, punctilious, seemly, sententious, stilted, stuffy, unbending, straight arrow, playing the game, starched |
| format
| 13 |
noun |
layout, plan |
scheme, form, pattern, arrangement, shape, composition, size, look, figure, makeup, formation, formula, dimensions |
| format
| 2 |
noun |
layout, plan |
setup, configuration |
| formation
| 20 |
noun |
composition, establishment |
development, evolution, creation, arrangement, production, construction, design, pattern, structure, figure, generation, rank, constitution, deposit, makeup, order, architecture, organization, grouping, forming |
| formation
| 12 |
noun |
composition, establishment |
embodiment, induction, genesis, manufacture, compilation, disposition, configuration, fabrication, dispersal, synthesis, accumulation, crystallization |
| former
| 11 |
adj |
previous in time or order |
old, departed, ancient, past, prior, above, first, earlier, late, once, sometime |
| former
| 15 |
adj |
previous in time or order |
erstwhile, anterior, antecedent, bygone, aforesaid, foregoing, one-time, preceding, quondam, aforementioned, ex-, long ago, long gone, of yore, whilom |
| formula
| 12 |
noun |
set preparation; rule, recipe |
code, custom, way, method, direction, description, form, prescription, equation, ritual, principle, procedure |
| formula
| 13 |
noun |
set preparation; rule, recipe |
creed, canon, credo, precept, rubric, theorem, rite, blueprint, maxim, rote, modus operandi, formulary, specifications |
| formulate
| 17 |
verb |
plan, specify systematically |
map, develop, prepare, draft, define, evolve, work, frame, express, detail, invent, couch, compose, put, phrase, coin, make |
| formulate
| 18 |
verb |
plan, specify systematically |
devise, codify, forge, work out, draw up, originate, concoct, systematize, particularize, contrive, vamp, indite, hatch, cook up, dream up, make up, give form to, set down |
| fortune
| 9 |
noun |
wealth, possessions |
substance, estate, treasure, riches, portion, capital, property, worth, resources |
| fortune
| 5 |
noun |
wealth, possessions |
prosperity, inheritance, opulence, affluence, gold mine |
| fortune
| 12 |
noun |
fate, lot in life |
life, star, expectation, hazard, circumstances, accident, success, chance, experience, portion, luck, history |
| fortune
| 26 |
noun |
fate, lot in life |
fortuity, destiny, kismet, providence, break, fluke, luckiness, doom, certainty, karma, contingency, lucky break, fortunateness, Moirai, fighting chance, wheel of fortune, fifty-fifty, good break, lucked into, lucked out, lucky hit, roll of the dice, run of luck, streak of luck, way the ball bounces, way the cookie crumbles |
| forum
| 7 |
noun |
meeting |
conference, gathering, seminar, convention, assembly, council, rally |
| forum
| 7 |
noun |
meeting |
symposium, conclave, congress, convocation, congregation, colloquium, get-together |
| forum
| 10 |
noun |
setting |
framework, agency, mechanism, medium, means, scene, place, vehicle, channel, stage |
| forum
| 5 |
noun |
setting |
venue, apparatus, backdrop, avenue, meeting place |
| forward
| 5 |
adj |
advancing, early |
leading, ahead, forth, progressive, progressing |
| forward
| 7 |
adj |
advancing, early |
onward, precocious, premature, forward-looking, in advance, propulsive, well-developed |
| forward
| 4 |
adj |
in front, first |
leading, advance, head, front |
| forward
| 5 |
adj |
in front, first |
anterior, fore, foremost, facial, ventral |
| forward
| 9 |
adj |
brash, impertinent |
wise, familiar, pushing, assuming, smart, bold, aggressive, confident, fresh |
| forward
| 20 |
adj |
brash, impertinent |
bantam, presuming, brazen, audacious, cheeky, impudent, nervy, overweening, pert, presumptuous, pushy, rude, sassy, saucy, self-assertive, uppity, smart-alecky, bare-faced, coming on strong, overassertive |
| forward
| 7 |
adv |
toward the front in order, time |
along, ahead, out, forth, before, on, previous |
| forward
| 12 |
adv |
toward the front in order, time |
onward, ante, fore, beforehand, alee, antecedently, in advance, into prominence, into view, precedently, to the fore, vanward |
| forward
| 14 |
verb |
aid, expedite |
promote, advance, help, support, assist, serve, back, favor, encourage, foster, further, hurry, speed, champion |
| forward
| 3 |
verb |
aid, expedite |
uphold, hasten, cultivate |
| forward
| 7 |
verb |
send, ship |
transmit, express, deliver, address, route, post, transport |
| forward
| 4 |
verb |
send, ship |
dispatch, remit, consign, freight |
| fossil
| 3 |
noun |
organic remains of a previous time |
trace, impression, deposit |
| fossil
| 8 |
noun |
organic remains of a previous time |
specimen, relic, skeleton, reconstruction, neolith, eolith, paleolith, petrifaction |
| foster
| 10 |
verb |
promote, support |
feed, advance, champion, serve, back, encourage, nurse, forward, further, stimulate |
| foster
| 6 |
verb |
promote, support |
uphold, harbor, cherish, nurture, cultivate, foment |
| foster
| 11 |
verb |
give care or accommodation to |
raise, favor, house, assist, serve, shelter, entertain, sustain, nurse, rear, help |
| foster
| 9 |
verb |
give care or accommodation to |
nourish, oblige, cherish, lodge, harbor, bring up, care for, minister to, take care of |
| foundation
| 11 |
noun |
basis for something physical or mental |
infrastructure, support, authority, base, bottom, root, bed, reason, foot, stay, ground |
| foundation
| 18 |
noun |
basis for something physical or mental |
groundwork, bedrock, heart, footing, justification, nitty-gritty, guts, prop, substratum, basics, nub, bottom line, brass tacks, nuts and bolts, underpinning, substructure, understructure, ABCs |
| foundation
| 8 |
noun |
established institution |
corporation, company, society, organization, establishment, association, charity, settlement |
| foundation
| 7 |
noun |
established institution |
institute, endowment, plantation, inauguration, guild, trusteeship, set-up |
| fountain
| 12 |
noun |
source, often of liquid |
stream, origin, spring, mine, jet, pump, cause, play, spray, inspiration, well, root |
| fountain
| 14 |
noun |
source, often of liquid |
geyser, reservoir, font, wellspring, provenance, lode, inception, fount, spout, gush, provenience, wellhead, mainspring, bubbler |
| fowl
| 5 |
noun |
domesticated bird |
chicken, turkey, game, duck, bird |
| fowl
| 7 |
noun |
domesticated bird |
chick, cock, goose, pheasant, hen, capon, rooster |
| fox
| 1 |
noun |
attractive woman |
angel |
| fox
| 27 |
noun |
attractive woman |
babe, doll, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, tomato, centerfold, peach, pin-up, cupcake, bunny, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamor girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny, sex pot |
| fox
| 1 |
noun |
attractive woman |
angel |
| fox
| 27 |
noun |
attractive woman |
dish, babe, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, bunny, tomato, centerfold, peach, sexpot, pin-up, cupcake, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamour girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny |
| fox
| 3 |
verb |
trick, mislead |
cheat, pretend, kid |
| fox
| 28 |
verb |
trick, mislead |
dupe, deceive, hoodwink, delude, trifle, flimflam, scam, diddle, gull, snow, hoax, outfox, bluff, spoof, con, bamboozle, make believe, put on, take in, play-act, chicane, juke, jive, fake out, lead on, play a trick on, put one over on, suck in |
| fox
| 5 |
verb |
get the better of; figure out before another |
cap, cheat, confuse, defeat, trick |
| fox
| 36 |
verb |
get the better of; figure out before another |
baffle, bamboozle, beat, bewilder, circumvent, con, deceive, defraud, dupe, finagle, gull, have, hoax, hoodwink, mislead, outdo, outfox, outmaneuver, overreach, swindle, take in, top, worst, outthink, end-run, fake out, goose, lead astray, make a fool of, make a monkey of, outgeneral, outguess, outjockey, pull a fast one on, put one over on, run circles around |
| fox
| 4 |
verb |
surpass |
beat, exceed, best, better |
| fox
| 19 |
verb |
surpass |
total, eclipse, outstrip, transcend, excel, outshine, overrun, clobber, outdo, finagle, bash, outfox, shut out, goose, be first, blow away, fake out, go beyond, run circles around |
| fox
| 1 |
noun |
dog |
wolf |
| fox
| 10 |
noun |
dog |
mutt, cur, chow, hound, pooch, pup, dingo, hyena, coyote, lobo |
| fox
| 9 |
verb |
deceive |
cheat, confuse, have, trick, top, beat, worst, cap, defeat |
| fox
| 32 |
verb |
deceive |
deceive, outfox, outmaneuver, gull, hoax, circumvent, defraud, bewilder, outsmart, finagle, bamboozle, baffle, overreach, gyp, hoodwink, swindle, dupe, mislead, outdo, con, take in, outthink, outgeneral, goose, outguess, end run, fake out, figure out, jip, juke, lead astray, outjockey |
| fox
| 8 |
verb |
outwit |
cheat, confuse, have, trick, top, worst, cap, defeat |
| fox
| 32 |
verb |
outwit |
outmaneuver, baffle, outfox, deceive, outdo, circumvent, bamboozle, dupe, gull, defraud, bewilder, finagle, beat, overreach, gyp, hoodwink, swindle, hoax, mislead, con, outthink, take in, outgeneral, goose, outguess, end run, fake out, figure out, jip, juke, lead astray, outjockey |
| fox
| 8 |
verb |
outwit |
cap, cheat, confuse, defeat, have, top, trick, worst |
| fox
| 32 |
verb |
outwit |
baffle, bamboozle, beat, bewilder, circumvent, con, deceive, defraud, dupe, finagle, gull, gyp, hoax, hoodwink, mislead, outdo, outfox, outmaneuver, outsmart, overreach, swindle, take in, end run, fake out, figure out, goose, jip, juke, lead astray, outgeneral, outguess, outjockey |
| fox
| 5 |
noun |
pest |
insect, fly, rat, snake, mice |
| fox
| 10 |
noun |
pest |
weasel, rodent, ant, mosquito, flea, termite, lice, foxes, bedbug, centipede |
| fraction
| 12 |
noun |
part |
portion, chunk, half, division, cut, end, fragment, section, share, slice, piece, bite |
| fraction
| 11 |
noun |
incomplete number |
portion, ratio, division, slice, fragment, section, part, partial, bit, piece, segment |
| fraction
| 2 |
noun |
incomplete number |
subdivision, quotient |
| fragile
| 4 |
adj |
breakable, dainty |
weak, delicate, fine, slight |
| fragile
| 16 |
adj |
breakable, dainty |
feeble, frail, brittle, crisp, crumbly, decrepit, flimsy, friable, infirm, insubstantial, unsound, frangible, shivery, weakly, fracturable, shatterable |
| fragment
| 12 |
noun |
part, chip |
particle, chunk, portion, bit, piece, cut, end, bite, share, slice, grain, fraction |
| fragment
| 16 |
noun |
part, chip |
lump, remnant, shred, hunk, scrap, sliver, shiver, ace, minim, morsel, gob, job, atom, crumb, iota, smithereen |
| fragment
| 3 |
verb |
break into pieces |
divide, burst, split |
| fragment
| 11 |
verb |
break into pieces |
disintegrate, splinter, rive, smash, shatter, crumble, shiver, disunite, rend, split up, come apart |
| fragrant
| 1 |
adj |
smelling pleasant |
sweet |
| fragrant
| 16 |
adj |
smelling pleasant |
spicy, aromatic, perfumed, delicious, savory, ambrosial, balmy, delectable, delightful, odorous, redolent, aromal, odoriferous, perfumy, sweet-scented, sweet-smelling |
| frame
| 20 |
noun |
skeleton, casing |
body, fabric, framework, cage, structure, trim, support, system, setting, build, scheme, trimming, shell, form, construction, stage, outline, mount, architecture, mounting |
| frame
| 12 |
noun |
skeleton, casing |
physique, scaffolding, groundwork, flounce, truss, enclosure, hem, carcass, anatomy, fringe, scaffold, valance |
| frame
| 14 |
verb |
build |
construct, fashion, raise, form, mount, back, produce, constitute, assemble, invent, model, panel, border, make |
| frame
| 13 |
verb |
build |
fabricate, mold, enclose, erect, manufacture, institute, forge, mat, put together, set up, shingle, lath, encase |
| frame
| 10 |
verb |
compose, plan |
outline, prepare, shape, form, make, invent, write, draft, design, conceive |
| frame
| 14 |
verb |
compose, plan |
sketch, concoct, devise, formulate, draw up, indite, contrive, hatch, vamp, block out, cook up, dream up, make up, map out |
| franchise
| 6 |
noun |
authority, right |
charter, patent, freedom, privilege, vote, ballot |
| franchise
| 5 |
noun |
authority, right |
prerogative, exemption, suffrage, immunity, authorization |
| frank
| 11 |
adj |
completely honest |
real, natural, bold, familiar, straight, direct, free, plain, open, apparent, easy |
| frank
| 34 |
adj |
completely honest |
blunt, brazen, upright, aboveboard, artless, candid, downright, flat-out, forthright, guileless, ingenuous, matter-of-fact, naive, outright, outspoken, scrupulous, sincere, straightforward, transparent, truthful, unconcealed, uninhibited, unreserved, unrestricted, up front, heart-to-heart, bare-faced, call a spade a spade, from the hip, lay it on the line, like it is, plain-spoken, saying what one thinks, undisguised |
| fraud
| 4 |
noun |
trickery, deception |
cheat, sell, string, line |
| fraud
| 43 |
noun |
trickery, deception |
scam, blackmail, hoax, deceit, misrepresentation, extortion, graft, spuriousness, duplicity, fake, sting, shakedown, artifice, racket, imposture, double-dealing, song, chicanery, skunk, flimflam, craft, hocus-pocus, treachery, hustle, swindle, guile, smoke, sham, con, hanky-panky, song and dance, dupery, barratry, chicane, fraudulence, bamboozlement, duping, fast one, fast shuffle, fourberie, hoodwinking, sharp practice, swindling |
| fraud
| 2 |
noun |
person who is false, deceitful |
cheat, mechanic |
| fraud
| 22 |
noun |
person who is false, deceitful |
forger, crook, sham, fake, counterfeit, bastard, mountebank, racketeer, phony, pretender, quack, deceiver, impostor, swindler, charlatan, shark, four-flusher, double-dealer, hoaxer, bluffer, horse trader, play actor |
| freckle
| 4 |
noun |
small discoloration on skin |
sprinkle, patch, pit, dot |
| freckle
| 13 |
noun |
small discoloration on skin |
blemish, blotch, mole, stipple, speck, speckle, pockmark, pock, lentigo, daisy, pepper, pigmentation, macula |
| free
| 17 |
adj |
without charge |
complimentary, paper, freebie, handout, free ride, gratis, gratuitous, on the house, unpaid, unrecompensed, comp, chargeless, costless, for love, for nothing, free of cost, on the cuff |
| free
| 15 |
adj |
unrestrained personally |
independent, clear, loose, able, easy, open, liberal, relaxed, escaped, familiar, forward, permitted, casual, informal, allowed |
| free
| 25 |
adj |
unrestrained personally |
unrestricted, unfettered, disengaged, frank, fancy-free, footloose, lax, unattached, uncommitted, unconfined, unconstrained, unimpeded, unobstructed, unregulated, at large, liberated, at liberty, free-spirited, free-wheeling, off the hook, on the loose, unengaged, unhampered, untrammeled, on one's own |
| free
| 4 |
adj |
unrestrained politically |
independent, separate, democratic, freed |
| free
| 16 |
adj |
unrestrained politically |
autonomous, sovereign, self-governing, autarchic, individualistic, unconstrained, liberated, emancipated, enfranchised, at liberty, autonomic, self-directing, self-ruling, sui juris, unenslaved, unregimented |
| free
| 6 |
adj |
not busy; unoccupied |
available, clear, loose, empty, spare, extra |
| free
| 11 |
adj |
not busy; unoccupied |
unused, unemployed, idle, uninhabited, unobstructed, vacant, unimpeded, at leisure, not tied down, unengaged, unhampered |
| free
| 5 |
adj |
generous, unsparing |
eager, willing, big, liberal, handsome |
| free
| 10 |
adj |
generous, unsparing |
lavish, prodigal, big-hearted, bountiful, charitable, hospitable, munificent, bounteous, open-handed, unstinging |
| free
| 8 |
verb |
liberate, let go |
rescue, clear, relieve, release, dismiss, save, loose, deliver |
| free
| 37 |
verb |
liberate, let go |
parole, pardon, extricate, acquit, discharge, ransom, unbind, loosen, reprieve, demobilize, spring, absolve, undo, disengage, redeem, untie, enfranchise, unleash, manumit, bail, emancipate, bail out, cut loose, let off, turn out, unchain, disenthrall, disimprison, let loose, let off the hook, let out, put on the street, set free, turn loose, uncage, unfetter, unfix |
| free
| 7 |
verb |
take burden from |
rescue, clear, relieve, deliver, excuse, rid, empty |
| free
| 19 |
verb |
take burden from |
extricate, exempt, discharge, ransom, decontaminate, disentangle, disembarrass, unload, undo, disengage, redeem, unlade, disencumber, unpack, unburden, cast off, cut loose, put off, unshackle |
| freedom
| 17 |
noun |
independence, license to do as one wants |
right, ability, power, flexibility, privilege, opportunity, bent, facility, sweep, liberty, scope, play, margin, rope, range, swing, abandon |
| freedom
| 22 |
noun |
independence, license to do as one wants |
exemption, immunity, indulgence, abandonment, leeway, prerogative, laxity, discretion, latitude, compass, profligacy, rein, unrestraint, carte blanche, free rein, elbowroom, full play, full swing, laissez faire, own accord, plenty of rope, rampancy |
| freedom
| 10 |
noun |
political independence |
autonomy, democracy, relief, privilege, release, sovereignty, rescue, liberty, delivery, franchise |
| freedom
| 26 |
noun |
political independence |
exemption, self-determination, liberation, emancipation, self-government, immunity, prerogative, salvage, autarchy, impunity, disengagement, deliverance, abolition, probation, discharge, manumission, parole, salvation, redemption, home rule, citizenship, enfranchisement, abolitionism, disimprisonment, extriction, representative government |
| freedom
| 4 |
noun |
easy attitude |
facility, ease, abandon, license |
| freedom
| 21 |
noun |
easy attitude |
openness, presumption, familiarity, laxity, spontaneity, frankness, informality, candor, boldness, impertinence, brazenness, forwardness, disrespect, readiness, unconstraint, forthrightness, ingenuousness, directness, lack of reserve, lack of restraint, overfamiliarity |
| freeze
| 2 |
verb |
make cold enough to become solid |
chill, bite |
| freeze
| 13 |
verb |
make cold enough to become solid |
refrigerate, stiffen, pierce, benumb, frost, harden, congeal, solidify, nip, glaciate, chill to the bone, ice over, ice up |
| freeze
| 3 |
verb |
stop |
fix, suspend, discourage |
| freeze
| 6 |
verb |
stop |
hold up, depress, inhibit, dishearten, dampen, peg |
| freight
| 10 |
noun |
goods being shipped |
transportation, shipping, load, weight, bulk, haul, burden, contents, pack, packages |
| freight
| 13 |
noun |
goods being shipped |
carriage, consignment, shipment, payload, merchandise, lading, encumbrance, wares, conveyance, ballast, fardel, tonnage, bales |
| frequency
| 4 |
noun |
commonness, repetitiveness |
density, number, beat, rhythm |
| frequency
| 13 |
noun |
commonness, repetitiveness |
prevalence, recurrence, regularity, repetition, abundance, constancy, oscillation, reiteration, iteration, pulsation, persistence, periodicity, frequentness |
| frequent
| 10 |
adj |
common, repeated |
constant, numerous, usual, expected, general, everyday, familiar, many, thick, various |
| frequent
| 23 |
adj |
common, repeated |
commonplace, intermittent, recurrent, persistent, incessant, periodic, continual, manifold, customary, habitual, monotonous, numberless, perpetual, profuse, redundant, successive, ubiquitous, pleonastic, reiterative, reiterated, iterated, recurring, a good many |
| frequent
| 3 |
verb |
be a regular customer of |
affect, attend, resort |
| frequent
| 17 |
verb |
be a regular customer of |
haunt, overrun, patronize, play, revisit, hit, infest, drop in, hang around, attend regularly, be at home in, be found at, be often in, go to, hang about, hang out at, visit often |
| fresh
| 16 |
adj |
new, just produced |
different, unusual, late, raw, natural, original, recent, beginning, contemporary, current, latest, modern, novel, now, radical, young |
| fresh
| 28 |
adj |
new, just produced |
crisp, hot, green, brand-new, comer, crude, gleaming, glistening, immature, mint, modernistic, newborn, newfangled, sparkling, state-of-the-art, unconventional, unprocessed, unseasoned, untouched, up-to-date, virginal, youthful, hot off the press, just out, neoteric, the latest, this season's, what's happening |
| fresh
| 10 |
adj |
additional |
further, new, extra, another, else, farther, increased, more, other, added |
| fresh
| 3 |
adj |
additional |
renewed, auxiliary, supplementary |
| fresh
| 12 |
adj |
refreshing to the senses |
colorful, pure, sweet, clear, stiff, bright, clean, quick, sharp, cool, fair, stimulating |
| fresh
| 11 |
adj |
refreshing to the senses |
crisp, vivid, bracing, brisk, definite, invigorating, spanking, sparkling, not stale, uncontaminated, unpolluted |
| fresh
| 13 |
adj |
energetic, healthy |
bright, good, clear, active, fair, relieved, rested, restored, stimulated, vital, young, relaxed, bouncing |
| fresh
| 28 |
adj |
energetic, healthy |
vigorous, lively, alert, blooming, chipper, florid, glowing, hardy, keen, revived, rosy, ruddy, sprightly, spry, unused, verdant, wholesome, unwearied, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, dewy, invigorated, like new, refreshed, rehabilitated, undimmed, unfaded, unwithered |
| fresh
| 4 |
adj |
inexperienced |
raw, natural, new, young |
| fresh
| 11 |
adj |
inexperienced |
green, artless, callow, uncultivated, unskilled, untrained, untried, unversed, youthful, unpracticed, tenderfooted |
| fresh
| 4 |
adj |
sassy, brazen |
familiar, bold, forward, wise |
| fresh
| 15 |
adj |
sassy, brazen |
smart, cheeky, disrespectful, flip, flippant, impertinent, impudent, insolent, nervy, pert, presumptuous, rude, saucy, snippy, smart-alecky |
| freshman
| 1 |
noun |
first-year student |
undergraduate |
| freshman
| 7 |
noun |
first-year student |
novice, rookie, greenhorn, beginner, underclassman, undergrad, frosh |
| friend
| 9 |
noun |
confidant, companion |
colleague, buddy, associate, partner, cousin, ally, intimate, familiar, mate |
| friend
| 19 |
noun |
confidant, companion |
acquaintance, companion, roommate, crony, cohort, comrade, chum, sidekick, compatriot, spare, schoolmate, pal, consort, alter ego, soul mate, classmate, playmate, well-wisher, bosom buddy |
| friend
| 5 |
noun |
benefactor |
patron, associate, advocate, supporter, ally |
| friend
| 5 |
noun |
benefactor |
backer, partisan, adherent, accomplice, well-wisher |
| friendly
| 14 |
adj |
intimate, companionable |
good, helpful, familiar, loyal, favorable, peaceful, loving, welcoming, kind, tender, close, thick, civil, attached |
| friendly
| 31 |
adj |
intimate, companionable |
sympathetic, cordial, beneficial, amiable, affectionate, receptive, neighborly, affable, attentive, amicable, chummy, faithful, sociable, auspicious, benevolent, benign, conciliatory, convivial, fond, genial, kindly, outgoing, peaceable, propitious, solicitous, buddy-buddy, clubby, comradely, confiding, on good terms, well-disposed |
| friendship
| 14 |
noun |
companionship |
love, agreement, understanding, society, harmony, alliance, favor, attraction, company, regard, consideration, association, league, coalition |
| friendship
| 29 |
noun |
companionship |
pact, accord, devotion, closeness, good will, intimacy, rapport, affection, solidarity, amiability, concord, sociability, esteem, consonance, familiarity, sodality, affinity, fondness, attachment, amity, favoritism, partiality, fusion, empathy, benevolence, friendliness, amicability, comity, acquaintanceship |
| frighten
| 6 |
verb |
shock, scare |
discourage, alarm, cow, panic, chill, stiff |
| frighten
| 36 |
verb |
shock, scare |
dismay, dishearten, terrorize, perturb, intimidate, appall, unnerve, astound, agitate, deter, faze, startle, demoralize, disconcert, horrify, daunt, awe, petrify, terrify, disquiet, affright, repel, spook, bulldoze, unhinge, browbeat, discomfort, chill to the bone, curdle the blood, disburb, make blood run cold, make teeth chatter, scare away, scare off, scare to death, strike terror into |
| frightening
| 5 |
adj |
fearsome |
formidable, redoubtable, disheartening, daunting, rebarbative |
| frog
| 5 |
noun |
jumping amphibian |
toad, bullfrog, croaker, caecilian, polliwog |
| front
| 6 |
adj |
lead, beginning |
head, leading, forward, advanced, first, ahead |
| front
| 11 |
adj |
lead, beginning |
frontal, anterior, obverse, fore, foremost, topmost, facial, headmost, in the foreground, vanward, ventral |
| front
| 9 |
noun |
forward, beginning part of something |
top, head, face, van, lead, bow, facing, forehead, breast |
| front
| 15 |
noun |
forward, beginning part of something |
façade, anterior, frontage, frontal, brow, frontispiece, fore, vanguard, exterior, obverse, facade, front line, foreground, forepart, proscenium |
| front
| 15 |
noun |
appearance put on for show |
presence, air, face, blind, bearing, figure, show, cover, manner, aspect, port, coloring, mask, expression, display |
| front
| 15 |
noun |
appearance put on for show |
façade, exterior, disguise, fake, pretext, mien, phony, countenance, veil, cover-up, demeanor, carriage, put-on, window dressing, facade |
| front
| 7 |
verb |
look out on to |
overlook, confront, cover, face, meet, border, encounter |
| front
| 2 |
verb |
look out on to |
overlay, look over |
| frozen
| 1 |
adj |
very cold |
chilled |
| frozen
| 11 |
adj |
very cold |
ice-cold, icy, frigid, numb, arctic, iced, frosted, Siberian, antarctic, ice-covered, icebound |
| frozen
| 3 |
adj |
stopped |
fixed, rooted, suspended |
| frozen
| 4 |
adj |
stopped |
petrified, stock-still, pegged, turned to stone |
| frugal
| 5 |
adj |
economical |
careful, saving, sparing, tight, preserving |
| frugal
| 21 |
adj |
economical |
prudent, meticulous, thrifty, canny, stingy, spartan, abstemious, chary, discreet, meager, parsimonious, penny-pinching, provident, tightwad, wary, conserving, mingy, niggardly, penny-wise, scrimping, unwasteful |
| fruit
| 7 |
noun |
edible part of vegetative growth developed after flowering |
product, nut, crop, produce, grain, harvest, yield |
| fruit
| 3 |
noun |
edible part of vegetative growth developed after flowering |
berry, pome, drupe |
| fruit
| 10 |
noun |
result of labor |
reward, return, advantage, profit, pay, effect, benefit, result, consequence, outcome |
| frustration
| 4 |
noun |
disappointment, thwarting |
failure, blow, defeat, blocking |
| frustration
| 26 |
noun |
disappointment, thwarting |
annoyance, grievance, resentment, irritation, dissatisfaction, chagrin, disgruntlement, setback, contravention, letdown, obstruction, drag, circumvention, fizzle, bummer, hindrance, impediment, vexation, downer, bitter pill, foiling, curbing, nonfulfillment, nonsuccess, old one-two, unfulfillment |
| fuel
| 6 |
noun |
something providing energy |
electricity, food, material, gas, means, juice |
| fuel
| 7 |
noun |
something providing energy |
ammunition, incitement, provocation, combustible, nourishment, encouragement, propellant |
| fuel
| 8 |
verb |
give energy to |
feed, sustain, service, supply, fire, gas, charge, fan |
| fuel
| 8 |
verb |
give energy to |
inflame, incite, nourish, tank up, fill up, gas up, stoke up, fill 'er up |
| full
| 15 |
adj |
brimming, filled |
entire, complete, crowded, big, sufficient, adequate, intact, packed, bursting, satisfied, padded, burdened, loaded, stuffed, stocked |
| full
| 35 |
adj |
brimming, filled |
chock-full, saturated, lavish, jammed, laden, teeming, abounding, replete, impregnated, overflowing, abundant, competent, extravagant, plentiful, profuse, voluminous, awash, bounteous, brimful, chockablock, plenteous, weighted, crammed, imbued, sated, suffused, surfeited, glutted, gorged, satiated, jam-packed, jammed full, packed like sardines, plethoric, running over |
| full
| 14 |
adj |
thorough |
perfect, entire, detailed, complete, comprehensive, maximum, generous, broad, extensive, whole, adequate, absolute, particular, minute |
| full
| 17 |
adj |
thorough |
exhaustive, unabridged, itemized, integral, abundant, all-inclusive, ample, circumstantial, copious, plenary, plentiful, unlimited, blow-by-blow, plenteous, particularized, choate, clocklike |
| full
| 5 |
adj |
deep in sound |
clear, rich, rounded, distinct, loud |
| full
| 2 |
adj |
deep in sound |
resonant, throaty |
| full
| 1 |
adj |
satiated in hunger |
stuffed |
| full
| 8 |
adj |
satiated in hunger |
satiate, jaded, surfeited, sated, gorged, glutted, lousy with, up to here |
| fun
| 2 |
adj |
good, happy |
pleasant, entertaining |
| fun
| 8 |
adj |
good, happy |
enjoyable, amusing, lively, boisterous, convivial, merry, witty, diverting |
| fun
| 13 |
noun |
amusement, play |
joke, celebration, joy, pleasure, sport, laughter, entertainment, treat, riot, holiday, cheer, joking, grins |
| fun
| 39 |
noun |
amusement, play |
enjoyment, pastime, distraction, picnic, nonsense, gaiety, absurdity, playfulness, rejoicing, frolic, festivity, ball, merrymaking, merriment, diversion, game, relaxation, blast, tomfoolery, solace, jocularity, recreation, romp, horseplay, jollity, mirth, escapade, gambol, big time, high jinks, jesting, buffoonery, junketing, whoopee, foolery, clowning, good time, living it up, romping |
| function
| 33 |
noun |
capacity, job |
duty, affair, task, power, service, work, business, action, part, responsibility, purpose, behavior, activity, objective, role, operation, exercise, situation, province, use, target, office, goal, object, concern, mission, mark, charge, faculty, post, utility, employment, occupation |
| function
| 1 |
noun |
capacity, job |
raison d'être |
| function
| 6 |
noun |
social occasion |
affair, gathering, meeting, reception, party, celebration |
| function
| 2 |
noun |
social occasion |
do, get-together |
| function
| 11 |
verb |
perform, work |
react, operate, serve, behave, do, run, move, cook, take, act, go |
| function
| 13 |
verb |
perform, work |
percolate, officiate, officialize, act the part, be in action, be in commission, be in operation, be running, do duty, get with it, go to town, take care of business, do one's thing |
| functional
| 3 |
adj |
working |
practical, useful, utility |
| functional
| 7 |
adj |
working |
utilitarian, handy, occupational, operative, practicable, serviceable, utile |
| fund
| 9 |
noun |
repository, reserve |
foundation, supply, capital, trust, stock, mine, source, store, inventory |
| fund
| 9 |
noun |
repository, reserve |
treasury, endowment, reservoir, vein, kitty, armamentarium, hoard, pool, storehouse |
| fund
| 6 |
verb |
provide money for |
finance, support, back, promote, stake, float |
| fund
| 10 |
verb |
provide money for |
subsidize, bankroll, endow, grubstake, patronize, juice, capitalize, pay for, pick up the check, pick up the tab |
| funeral
| 2 |
noun |
ceremony for the dead |
planting, services |
| funeral
| 13 |
noun |
ceremony for the dead |
burial, cremation, requiem, entombment, inhumation, interment, sepulture, last rites, obsequies, solemnities, obit, exequies, funeration |
| fungus
| 5 |
noun |
disease; plague |
dump, evil, sight, corruption, pollution |
| fungus
| 16 |
noun |
disease; plague |
mildew, decay, scourge, eyesore, canker, pest, affliction, curse, pestilence, withering, bane, contamination, woe, rot, infestation, blot on the landscape |
| fungus
| 2 |
noun |
tumor |
Cancer, swelling |
| fungus
| 11 |
noun |
tumor |
outgrowth, polyp, lump, parasite, excrescence, mole, fibrousness, wen, thickening, cancroid, fibrous tissue |
| fungus
| 1 |
noun |
muck, gelled waste |
mud |
| fungus
| 8 |
noun |
muck, gelled waste |
sludge, goo, mire, scum, ooze, gunk, mucus, glop |
| fungus
| 5 |
noun |
rising agent |
froth, foam, catalyst, leavening, fermenter |
| fungus
| 2 |
noun |
leaven |
ferment, leavening |
| funny
| 8 |
adj |
comical, humorous |
ridiculous, silly, entertaining, riot, gay, rich, joking, screaming |
| funny
| 36 |
adj |
comical, humorous |
whimsical, droll, ludicrous, playful, amusing, hilarious, absurd, gas, humdinger, killing, antic, slapstick, jolly, blithe, capricious, clever, facetious, farcical, good-humored, hysterical, jocose, jocular, laughable, merry, mirthful, priceless, riotous, risible, sportive, waggish, witty, diverting, for grins, gelastic, knee-slapper, side-splitting |
| funny
| 9 |
adj |
odd, peculiar |
unusual, strange, mysterious, curious, weird, fantastic, puzzling, remarkable, suspicious |
| funny
| 4 |
adj |
odd, peculiar |
bizarre, queer, dubious, perplexing |
| fur
| 7 |
noun |
hair on animals |
jacket, coat, skin, hide, down, pile, brush |
| fur
| 6 |
noun |
hair on animals |
wool, pelt, fluff, fuzz, lint, pelage |
| furniture
| 16 |
noun |
household property |
goods, sofa, bed, couch, equipment, desk, table, chair, chest, bureau, possession, appointment, effect, cabinet, counter, thing |
| furniture
| 16 |
noun |
household property |
appliance, bookcase, furnishing, cupboard, sideboard, stool, dresser, chattel, commode, buffet, wardrobe, hutch, davenport, fittings, movables, highboy |
| fuss
| 17 |
noun |
disturbance, trouble |
confusion, controversy, excitement, argument, worry, row, objection, fight, storm, stir, dispute, complaint, scene, difficulty, bother, upset, display |
| fuss
| 26 |
noun |
disturbance, trouble |
stink, flap, ruckus, commotion, hassle, furor, agitation, to-do, perturbation, altercation, ado, turmoil, squabble, flurry, stew, broil, flutter, fret, unrest, palaver, quarrel, bustle, falling-out, bickering, kick-up, wingding |
| futile
| 2 |
adj |
hopeless, pointless |
empty, exhausted |
| futile
| 41 |
adj |
hopeless, pointless |
fruitless, worthless, impractical, ineffective, vain, insufficient, hollow, ineffectual, useless, unsuccessful, unproductive, unprofitable, trivial, abortive, barren, bootless, delusive, forlorn, idle, impracticable, nugatory, otiose, sterile, trifling, unavailing, unimportant, unneeded, unreal, unsatisfactory, unsubstantial, valueless, in vain, no dice, on a treadmill, out the window, profitless, resultless, to no avail, to no effect, to no purpose, save one's breath |
| future
| 16 |
adj |
to come; expected |
subsequent, planned, ultimate, unfolding, inevitable, approaching, final, coming, booked, later, likely, near, next, scheduled, up, budgeted |
| future
| 24 |
adj |
to come; expected |
prospective, eventual, imminent, forthcoming, impending, destined, fated, ulterior, unborn, close at hand, coming up, down the line, down the pike, down the road, from here in, from here on, from here to eternity, from now on in, in the cards, in the course of time, in the offing, just around the corner, looked toward, to be |
| future
| 4 |
noun |
time to come |
prospect, fate, expectation, afterward |
| future
| 17 |
noun |
time to come |
outlook, millennium, destiny, eternity, infinity, hereafter, posterity, futurity, offing, morrow, tomorrow, aftertime, by and by, life to come, subsequent time, to be, world to come |
| gain
| 23 |
noun |
acquisition, winnings |
advance, cut, return, advantage, profit, hike, rise, share, yield, improvement, increase, benefit, growth, earnings, income, boost, proceeds, achievement, progress, addition, produce, take, upping |
| gain
| 16 |
noun |
acquisition, winnings |
dividend, payoff, gravy, velvet, lucre, accrual, advancement, attainment, accretion, headway, increment, buildup, emolument, accumulation, receipts, up |
| gain
| 31 |
verb |
acquire, win |
secure, obtain, have, make, grow, increase, boost, achieve, get, reach, produce, promote, realize, expand, improve, advance, earn, collect, benefit, perfect, capture, accomplish, profit, progress, net, complete, harvest, land, clear, gather, succeed |
| gain
| 21 |
verb |
acquire, win |
attain, build up, pick up, score, reap, ameliorate, parlay, glean, enlarge, annex, procure, overtake, augment, enlist, consummate, fulfill, bring in, rack up, make a killing, move forward, win over |
| gait
| 10 |
noun |
way an animal or person moves, walks |
bearing, march, clip, movement, walk, motion, pace, step, run, speed |
| gait
| 9 |
noun |
way an animal or person moves, walks |
canter, lick, tread, gallop, amble, stride, carriage, trot, get along |
| galaxy
| 7 |
noun |
nebula |
spiral galaxy, Milky Way, elliptical galaxy, irregular galaxy, island universe, star cluster, star system |
| gallery
| 2 |
noun |
balcony |
porch, upstairs |
| gallery
| 5 |
noun |
balcony |
arcade, mezzanine, patio, loggia, veranda |
| gallery
| 5 |
noun |
showplace for wares |
exhibit, museum, studio, hall, wing |
| gallery
| 3 |
noun |
showplace for wares |
salon, showroom, exhibition room |
| gallery
| 2 |
noun |
audience, usually seated high |
attendance, public |
| gallery
| 3 |
noun |
audience, usually seated high |
peanut gallery, spectators, onlookers |
| gallon
| 1 |
noun |
unit of capacity for liquids |
cup |
| gallon
| 6 |
noun |
unit of capacity for liquids |
British imperial liquid measure, US liquid measure, gill, liquid unit, pint, quart |
| game
| 6 |
adj |
brave, willing |
dogged, bold, prepared, eager, interested, ready |
| game
| 22 |
adj |
brave, willing |
gallant, hardy, inclined, disposed, spirited, persevering, heroic, courageous, dauntless, desirous, fearless, intrepid, nervy, persistent, plucky, resolute, spunky, unafraid, unflinching, valiant, valorous, up for |
| game
| 4 |
adj |
debilitated |
injured, disabled, bad, weak |
| game
| 6 |
adj |
debilitated |
lame, deformed, incapacitated, maimed, crippled, ailing |
| game
| 15 |
noun |
entertainment |
play, sport, business, adventure, occupation, proceeding, enterprise, pursuit, line, scheme, joke, undertaking, fun, plan, sports |
| game
| 13 |
noun |
entertainment |
pastime, jest, amusement, lark, frolic, festivity, merrymaking, merriment, diversion, distraction, recreation, romp, athletics |
| game
| 6 |
noun |
individual sporting event |
contest, tournament, competition, meeting, round, match |
| game
| 5 |
noun |
undomesticated animals chased for food |
meat, fish, kill, victim, chase |
| game
| 5 |
noun |
undomesticated animals chased for food |
quarry, fowl, prey, ravin, wild animals |
| game
| 8 |
noun |
plot, trick |
joke, strategy, design, plan, tactic, butt, device, scheme |
| game
| 7 |
noun |
plot, trick |
stratagem, ploy, hoax, derision, prank, practical joke, object of ridicule |
| game of chance
| 1 |
noun |
game depending on luck |
bridge |
| game of chance
| 15 |
noun |
game depending on luck |
poker, lottery, roulette, wheel of fortune, bingo, canasta, craps, crazy eights, gambling game, gin, gin rummy, lotto, penny ante, pinochle, twenty-one |
| gamete
| 2 |
noun |
female reproductive cell |
seed, egg |
| gamete
| 3 |
noun |
female reproductive cell |
spore, oosphere, egg cell |
| gap
| 15 |
noun |
break, breach |
cut, divide, division, crack, hole, difference, rest, rent, blank, slot, pause, space, opening, separation, interval |
| gap
| 38 |
noun |
break, breach |
rift, disagreement, void, divergence, disparity, chasm, inconsistency, interruption, interstice, recess, gully, defile, hollow, slit, cranny, interlude, fracture, aperture, cleft, vacuity, discontinuity, crevice, respite, gulch, gorge, rupture, arroyo, orifice, intermission, hiatus, canyon, caesura, lacuna, ravine, notch, lull, interspace, clove |
| garage
| 3 |
noun |
storage building for vehicles, workplace |
shop, barn, storage |
| garage
| 5 |
noun |
storage building for vehicles, workplace |
parking lot, repair shop, parking space, carport, car stall |
| garbage
| 3 |
noun |
refuse, litter |
trash, debris, waste |
| garbage
| 18 |
noun |
refuse, litter |
junk, filth, swill, scrap, rubble, muck, dross, offal, rubbish, dregs, slop, detritus, sewage, odds and ends, dreck, scrapings, sweepings, bits and pieces |
| garden
| 4 |
noun |
cultivated plants, flowers |
bed, field, plot, patch |
| garden
| 10 |
noun |
cultivated plants, flowers |
nursery, terrace, patio, greenhouse, conservatory, oasis, enclosure, back yard, hothouse, cold frame |
| gas
| 2 |
noun |
something not liquid or solid |
smoke, stream |
| gas
| 5 |
noun |
something not liquid or solid |
vapor, fumes, effluvium, miasma, volatile substance |
| gasp
| 2 |
noun |
sharply drawn breath |
blow, pant |
| gasp
| 7 |
noun |
sharply drawn breath |
whoop, exclamation, ejaculation, gulp, puff, wheeze, heave |
| gasp
| 3 |
verb |
draw breath in sharply |
blow, inspire, pant |
| gasp
| 13 |
verb |
draw breath in sharply |
whoop, snort, choke, inhale, convulse, gulp, respire, puff, wheeze, heave, sniffle, fight for breath, catch one's breath |
| gate
| 11 |
noun |
movable barrier at entrance |
bar, fence, exit, door, port, opening, lock, passage, access, way, issue |
| gate
| 10 |
noun |
movable barrier at entrance |
conduit, egress, portal, gateway, doorway, slammer, weir, portcullis, turnstile, revolving door |
| gaudy
| 5 |
adj |
bright and vulgar |
brilliant, gross, gay, loud, screaming |
| gaudy
| 31 |
adj |
bright and vulgar |
garish, splashy, ostentatious, jazzy, flashy, snazzy, showy, pizzazz, chichi, crude, blatant, brazen, chintzy, coarse, flaunting, florid, glaring, meretricious, obtrusive, pretentious, raffish, ritzy, tasteless, tawdry, tinsel, catchpenny, frou-frou, gussied up, kitschy, putting on the ritz, splendiferous |
| gay
| 5 |
adj |
happy |
wild, forward, glad, confident, sunny |
| gay
| 44 |
adj |
happy |
keen, sparkling, alert, jolly, animate, animated, blithe, brash, carefree, cheerful, cheery, chipper, convivial, devil-may-care, festive, frivolous, frolicsome, gleeful, hilarious, insouciant, jocund, jovial, joyful, joyous, lighthearted, lively, merry, mirthful, playful, presuming, pushy, rollicking, self-assertive, spirited, sportive, sprightly, vivacious, zippy, blithesome, bouncy, chirpy, fun-loving, gamesome, pleasure-seeking |
| gay
| 6 |
adj |
colorful, vivid |
brave, rich, bright, brilliant, fresh, intense |
| gay
| 5 |
adj |
colorful, vivid |
gaudy, flamboyant, flashy, garish, showy |
| gay
| 5 |
adj |
homosexual |
lesbian, homophile, Sapphic, homoerotic, queer |
| gaze
| 5 |
noun |
long, fixed stare |
look, watching, survey, seeing, looking |
| gaze
| 8 |
noun |
long, fixed stare |
peek, gun, scrutiny, peep, glaring, rubbernecking, ogling, fish eye |
| gaze
| 16 |
verb |
stare at |
pin, see, wonder, pipe, eye, rubber, lamp, regard, watch, contemplate, observe, peer, look, admire, survey, view |
| gaze
| 19 |
verb |
stare at |
rubberneck, glare, gape, ogle, bore, moon, peek, inspect, gawk, gloat, peep, beam, scrutinize, take in, eyeball, get a load of, get an eyeful, look fixedly, size up |
| gear
| 12 |
noun |
equipment |
supply, material, kit, instrument, stuff, tackle, things, means, outfit, effects, tools, possessions |
| gear
| 22 |
noun |
equipment |
apparatus, paraphernalia, luggage, harness, machinery, accessory, habiliment, impedimenta, accouterment, rigging, adjunct, trappings, contraption, materiel, belongings, appurtenance, setup, baggage, appendage, encumbrances, fittings, kit and kaboodle |
| gear
| 7 |
noun |
toothed part of wheel |
cog, sprocket, cogwheel, pinion, gearwheel, ragwheel, spurwheel |
| gear
| 9 |
noun |
clothing |
dress, costume, habit, outfit, threads, wear, array, clothes, feathers |
| gear
| 9 |
noun |
clothing |
apparel, garb, attire, rags, duds, drapes, togs, garments, toggery |
| gear
| 12 |
verb |
prepare, equip |
organize, fit, adjust, adapt, regulate, appoint, outfit, suit, ready, blend, arm, match |
| gear
| 7 |
verb |
prepare, equip |
tailor, accouter, harness, furnish, rig, turn out, fit out |
| gemstone
| 3 |
noun |
precious stone |
stone, glass, brilliant |
| gemstone
| 12 |
noun |
precious stone |
ornament, trinket, bead, bauble, gem, rock, baguette, hardware, sparkler, bijou, birthstone, gullion |
| gene
| 5 |
noun |
deoxyribonucleic acid |
heredity, RNA, chromosome, genetic code, nucleic acid |
| general
| 18 |
adj |
common, accepted |
natural, normal, familiar, universal, routine, regular, broad, ordinary, public, prevailing, conventional, everyday, extensive, popular, typical, usual, wide, widespread |
| general
| 12 |
adj |
common, accepted |
commonplace, generic, humdrum, accustomed, customary, habitual, inclusive, prevalent, run-of-the-mill, uneventful, wonted, matter-of-course |
| general
| 3 |
adj |
inexact, approximate |
loose, uncertain, vague |
| general
| 9 |
adj |
inexact, approximate |
ill-defined, inaccurate, indefinite, imprecise, not partial, not particular, not specific, undetailed, unspecific |
| general
| 12 |
adj |
comprehensive |
collective, broad, universal, overall, sweeping, total, blanket, endless, extensive, global, wide, worldwide |
| general
| 22 |
adj |
comprehensive |
catholic, generic, diffuse, infinite, across-the-board, all-around, all-inclusive, ample, ecumenical, encyclopedic, far-reaching, inclusive, indiscriminate, limitless, miscellaneous, panoramic, ubiquitous, unlimited, unconfined, comprehending, all-embracing, taken as a whole |
| generate
| 15 |
verb |
produce, create |
develop, make, provoke, cause, achieve, accomplish, form, perform, parent, effect, bear, introduce, found, initiate, occasion |
| generate
| 22 |
verb |
produce, create |
spawn, engender, bring about, set up, procreate, breed, induce, hatch, beget, propagate, multiply, inaugurate, muster, originate, reproduce, institute, bring to pass, get up, whip up, work up, give birth to, give rise to |
| generation
| 2 |
noun |
creation, production |
bearing, formation |
| generation
| 12 |
noun |
creation, production |
origination, propagation, procreation, reproduction, breeding, genesis, spawning, begetting, bringing forth, engenderment, fructifying, multiplying |
| generation
| 10 |
noun |
era; age group |
crop, time, span, rank, step, period, day, peers, days, times |
| generation
| 5 |
noun |
era; age group |
breed, eon, epoch, aeon, contemporaries |
| generous
| 16 |
adj |
giving, big-hearted |
good, helpful, fair, big, acceptable, honest, willing, reasonable, easy, excellent, free, just, kind, liberal, loose, moderate |
| generous
| 30 |
adj |
giving, big-hearted |
charitable, benevolent, unselfish, lavish, thoughtful, hospitable, tolerant, considerate, altruistic, beneficent, bountiful, equitable, high-minded, honorable, kindhearted, kindly, lofty, magnanimous, munificent, noble, philanthropic, prodigal, profuse, unsparing, bounteous, unstinting, greathearted, open-handed, soft-touch, ungrudging |
| generous
| 6 |
adj |
plentiful |
large, rich, wealthy, handsome, full, liberal |
| generous
| 17 |
adj |
plentiful |
ample, lavish, abundant, affluent, bountiful, copious, dime a dozen, galore, luxuriant, overflowing, bounteous, plenteous, unstinting, aplenty, no end, no end in sight, stinking with |
| genetic
| 1 |
adj |
coming from heredity |
historical |
| genetic
| 12 |
adj |
coming from heredity |
ancestral, hereditary, patrimonial, abiogenetic, digenetic, eugenic, genesiological, genital, matriclinous, phytogenetic, sporogenous, xenogenetic |
| genitalia
| 3 |
noun |
organs |
nuts, privates, stones |
| genitalia
| 8 |
noun |
organs |
private parts, gonads, vulva, testes, testicles, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs |
| genitalia
| 2 |
noun |
genitals |
meat, privates |
| genitalia
| 5 |
noun |
genitals |
privy parts, pudenda, reproductive organs, sex organs, sexual organs |
| genius
| 20 |
noun |
gift of high intellect |
ability, intelligence, accomplishment, wisdom, imagination, talent, inspiration, bent, brain, capacity, expert, turn, creativity, head, power, reach, understanding, faculty, capability, grasp |
| genius
| 26 |
noun |
gift of high intellect |
acumen, knack, prowess, ingenuity, brilliance, originality, aptitude, prodigy, inventiveness, flair, aptness, endowment, propensity, inclination, adept, virtuoso, perspicacity, discernment, sagacity, acuteness, astuteness, mature, percipience, precocity, Einstein, superability |
| gentleman
| 1 |
noun |
a courteous and honorable man |
sir |
| gentleman
| 6 |
noun |
a courteous and honorable man |
don, cavalier, man of his word, man of honor, polished man, refined man |
| gentleman
| 5 |
noun |
a well-born person |
aristocrat, nobleman, patrician, lord, man of breeding |
| genuine
| 18 |
adj |
authentic, real |
natural, positive, honest, certain, legitimate, pure, absolute, accurate, actual, exact, good, hard, official, original, plain, precise, proved, sound |
| genuine
| 10 |
adj |
authentic, real |
bona fide, palpable, demonstrable, factual, indubitable, kosher, literal, sterling, -carat, 24-carat |
| genuine
| 9 |
adj |
unaffected; honest |
real, natural, positive, actual, known, open, reliable, valid, true |
| genuine
| 15 |
adj |
unaffected; honest |
sincere, earnest, heartfelt, artless, candid, frank, righteous, trustworthy, unfeigned, unimpeachable, unquestionable, up front, undesigning, unpretended, well-established |
| geography
| 10 |
noun |
the earth's features; study of land |
topography, geopolitics, earth science, geology, cartography, physiography, topology, chorography, geopolitical study, physiographics |
| geological
| 3 |
adj |
terrestrial |
earthly, geographic, topographical |
| gesture
| 9 |
noun |
motion as communication |
nod, signal, sign, indication, action, reminder, expression, bow, wave |
| gesture
| 14 |
noun |
motion as communication |
token, body language, salute, curtsy, wink, mime, intimation, genuflection, gesticulation, high sign, sign language, shrug, pantomime, kinesics |
| get
| 25 |
verb |
come into possession of; achieve |
pull, earn, land, receive, win, make, draw, bring, score, take, have, grab, obtain, realize, gain, secure, capture, accomplish, access, net, acquire, effect, cop, clear, inherit |
| get
| 35 |
verb |
come into possession of; achieve |
pick up, elicit, attain, parlay, extract, glean, wangle, snag, educe, hustle, annex, procure, snowball, compass, reap, extort, bag, evoke, fetch, bring in, build up, buy off, chalk up, come by, rack up, buy into, buy out, cash in on, clean up, get hands on, lock up, make a buy, make a killing, snap up, succeed to |
| get
| 5 |
verb |
fall victim to |
receive, catch, take, accept, contract |
| get
| 8 |
verb |
fall victim to |
sicken, succumb, come down with, be afflicted with, be given, be smitten by, become infected with, get sick |
| get
| 13 |
verb |
seize |
catch, beat, grab, take, capture, secure, defeat, nail, arrest, trap, occupy, collar, overcome |
| get
| 6 |
verb |
seize |
nab, bag, apprehend, overpower, lay hold of, lay one's hands on |
| get
| 8 |
verb |
come to be |
run, realize, turn, go, become, grow, achieve, effect |
| get
| 4 |
verb |
come to be |
wax, attain, come over, develop into |
| get
| 11 |
verb |
understand |
receive, see, hear, know, learn, catch, follow, gain, notice, acquire, perceive |
| get
| 10 |
verb |
understand |
pick up, memorize, fathom, comprehend, take in, work out, look at, catch on to, figure out, get into one's head |
| get
| 5 |
verb |
arrive |
advance, land, show, reach, come |
| get
| 7 |
verb |
arrive |
converge, show up, turn up, come to, blow in, draw near, make it |
| get
| 1 |
verb |
contact for communication |
reach |
| get
| 1 |
verb |
contact for communication |
get in touch |
| get
| 10 |
verb |
arrange, manage desired goal |
make, order, fit, prepare, fix, straighten, adjust, succeed, ready, dress |
| get
| 4 |
verb |
arrange, manage desired goal |
dispose, contrive, wangle, make up |
| get
| 10 |
verb |
convince, induce |
draw, urge, prompt, compel, influence, beg, pressure, persuade, press, provoke |
| get
| 8 |
verb |
convince, induce |
wheedle, coax, sway, bring around, argue into, prevail upon, talk into, win over |
| get
| 15 |
verb |
have an effect on |
carry, move, satisfy, prompt, inspire, entertain, bias, influence, impress, strike, bend, touch, affect, stir, stimulate |
| get
| 8 |
verb |
have an effect on |
gratify, excite, amuse, sway, arouse, predispose, dispose, stir up |
| get
| 2 |
verb |
produce offspring |
produce, generate |
| get
| 5 |
verb |
produce offspring |
sire, breed, procreate, propagate, beget |
| get
| 4 |
verb |
irritate, upset |
try, bother, burn, provoke |
| get
| 14 |
verb |
irritate, upset |
annoy, aggravate, exasperate, peeve, vex, nettle, pique, rile, irk, gall, bug, put out, rub the wrong way, get someone's goat |
| ghost
| 7 |
noun |
spirit of the dead |
devil, soul, shadow, vision, appearance, visitor, shade |
| ghost
| 19 |
noun |
spirit of the dead |
phantom, demon, specter, apparition, revenant, haunt, spook, poltergeist, phantasm, wraith, vampire, daemon, manes, kelpie, banshee, zombie, eidolon, ethereal being, incorporeal being |
| ghostly
| 6 |
adj |
spooky |
scary, weird, divine, holy, pale, spiritual |
| ghostly
| 22 |
adj |
spooky |
spectral, eerie, shadowy, supernatural, ghastly, cadaverous, haunted, illusory, insubstantial, phantom, uncanny, unearthly, wan, deathlike, ghostlike, phantasmal, apparitional, corpselike, eidolic, vampiric, wraithlike, wraithy |
| giant
| 4 |
adj |
very large |
huge, enormous, big, vast |
| giant
| 21 |
adj |
very large |
hulking, colossal, monstrous, humongous, immense, mammoth, jumbo, gigantic, gargantuan, gross, blimp, herculean, brobdingnagian, elephantine, mountainous, prodigious, titanic, cyclopean, super-duper, whale of a, whaling |
| giant
| 3 |
noun |
extremely large person |
bulk, elephant, whale |
| giant
| 16 |
noun |
extremely large person |
titan, behemoth, mountain, whopper, ogre, colossus, hulk, mammoth, goliath, cetacean, monster, jumbo, leviathan, Hercules, cyclops, polypheme |
| gift
| 19 |
noun |
something given freely, for no recompense |
premium, offering, grant, bonus, relief, tip, benefit, award, subsidy, favor, donation, legacy, contribution, reward, present, presentation, hand, provision, charity |
| gift
| 32 |
noun |
something given freely, for no recompense |
souvenir, endowment, tribute, allowance, dispensation, remembrance, benefaction, hand-me-down, pittance, bequest, gratuity, philanthropy, honorarium, boon, bounty, subscription, libation, ration, lagniappe, oblation, courtesy, handout, token, bestowal, alms, giveaway, largesse, fairing, write-off, remittance, offertory, goodie |
| gift
| 14 |
noun |
talent, aptitude |
accomplishment, ability, bent, attribute, set, capacity, genius, power, specialty, faculty, instinct, capability, turn, leaning |
| gift
| 11 |
noun |
talent, aptitude |
endowment, acquirement, propensity, head, attainment, forte, knack, aptness, nose, flair, numen |
| gigantic
| 7 |
adj |
very large |
huge, giant, vast, enormous, massive, tremendous, monster |
| gigantic
| 18 |
adj |
very large |
colossal, monstrous, immense, mammoth, jumbo, gargantuan, herculean, blimp, brobdingnagian, elephantine, gross, prodigious, stupendous, whopping, cyclopean, titan, Moby, super-colossal |
| girl
| 4 |
noun |
young female person |
daughter, adolescent, teenager, lady |
| girl
| 8 |
noun |
young female person |
damsel, she, schoolgirl, young woman, mademoiselle, Ms, lassie, young lady |
| git
| 14 |
verb |
leave, retreat |
quit, retire, go, exit, remove, withdraw, escape, abandon, disappear, troop, start, part, vanish, desert |
| git
| 34 |
verb |
leave, retreat |
blast off, pull out, vacate, evacuate, absent, abdicate, migrate, secede, decamp, split, scram, emigrate, tergiversate, perish, beat it, cut out, hit the road, sally forth, shove off, cut and run, get away, go away, go forth, hit the bricks, hit the trail, make a break, march out, move on, move out, say goodbye, set forth, slip away, start out, take leave |
| git
| 8 |
verb |
leave a place |
quit, depart, retire, withdraw, move, go, issue, retreat |
| git
| 14 |
verb |
leave a place |
blow, get off, go out, get, split, bid farewell, do vanishing act, flake off, get away, go away, move out, say goodbye, take a hike, take one's leave |
| git
| 17 |
interj |
go away |
scoot, scram, beat it, begone, bug off, get out, out of the way, shoo, away with you, be off, be off with you, get going, get out from under my feet, get out of my sight, get out of my way, off with you, out with you |
| give
| 16 |
verb |
contribute, supply, transfer |
sell, grant, provide, deliver, award, allow, permit, commit, donate, present, gift, tip, administer, will, convey, transmit |
| give
| 38 |
verb |
contribute, supply, transfer |
accord, hand over, hand out, turn over, relinquish, consign, subsidize, cede, dispense, confer, remit, bestow, bequeath, vouchsafe, entrust, endow, deed, furnish, lease, come across, dish out, dispose of, dole out, hand down, pass out, shell out, ante up, fork over, heap upon, lavish upon, lay upon, let have, make over, parcel out, part with, pass down, pony up, throw in |
| give
| 16 |
verb |
communicate |
read, express, deliver, put, announce, issue, present, render, supply, transfer, publish, air, broadcast, transmit, state, carry |
| give
| 9 |
verb |
communicate |
vent, ventilate, pronounce, notify, impart, utter, emit, furnish, be a source of |
| give
| 17 |
verb |
demonstrate, proffer |
return, extend, show, provide, offer, indicate, produce, issue, present, render, pose, yield, evidence, administer, minister, tender, display |
| give
| 8 |
verb |
demonstrate, proffer |
dispense, confer, bestow, manifest, furnish, hold out, put on, set forth |
| give
| 20 |
verb |
yield, collapse |
grant, devote, lend, fail, allow, go, open, retire, fold, bend, weaken, cave, concede, shrink, relax, break, sink, fall, retreat, contract |
| give
| 14 |
verb |
yield, collapse |
hand over, sag, crumble, cede, relent, flex, surrender, relinquish, slacken, recede, crumple, bow to, fold up, give way |
| give
| 13 |
verb |
perform action |
do, lead, devote, make, turn, produce, address, apply, cause, throw, occasion, direct, bend |
| give
| 2 |
verb |
perform action |
engender, buckle down |
| given name
| 3 |
noun |
first name |
baptismal name, Christian name, forename |
| glacier
| 8 |
noun |
mountain of ice, snow |
iceberg, ice floe, icecap, berg, floe, glacial mass, ice field, snow slide |
| glad
| 11 |
adj |
happy, delightful |
contented, pleased, willing, cheering, pleasing, gay, beaming, beautiful, bright, pleasant, up |
| glad
| 28 |
adj |
happy, delightful |
overjoyed, cheerful, joyful, sparkling, rejoicing, animated, blithesome, cheery, exhilarated, felicitous, genial, gleeful, gratified, gratifying, hilarious, jocund, jovial, joyous, lighthearted, merry, mirthful, radiant, tickled, tickled pink, floating on air, pleased as punch, tickled to death, can't complain |
| glance
| 5 |
noun |
brief look |
glimpse, look, lamp, sight, view |
| glance
| 12 |
noun |
brief look |
peek, swivel, flash, eye, slant, gander, peep, squint, eyeball, fleeting look, look-see, quick look |
| glance
| 1 |
noun |
reflection of light |
flash |
| glance
| 8 |
noun |
reflection of light |
glimmer, glisten, twinkle, glint, shimmer, sparkle, gleam, coruscation |
| glance
| 6 |
verb |
look at briefly |
peer, scan, glimpse, see, gaze, view |
| glance
| 16 |
verb |
look at briefly |
peek, flash, browse, peep, check out, dip into, run through, take in, flip through, get a load of, leaf through, riffle through, run over, skim through, take a gander, thumb through |
| glance
| 2 |
verb |
reflect light |
flash, shine |
| glance
| 9 |
verb |
reflect light |
glisten, twinkle, glint, shimmer, sparkle, coruscate, glimmer, gleam, glitter |
| glance
| 7 |
verb |
ricochet, hit off of something |
skip, bounce, slide, touch, contact, brush, strike |
| glance
| 11 |
verb |
ricochet, hit off of something |
dart, skim, kiss, carom, shave, rebound, scrape, slant, graze, careen, sideswipe |
| glare
| 1 |
noun |
very bright light, shine |
flame |
| glare
| 6 |
noun |
very bright light, shine |
glow, flare, dazzle, blaze, brilliance, blinding light |
| glare
| 2 |
noun |
dirty look |
frown, lower |
| glare
| 6 |
noun |
dirty look |
scowl, glower, evil eye, black look, angry stare, bad eye |
| glare
| 7 |
verb |
give a dirty look |
stare, frown, lower, fix, gaze, peer, bore |
| glare
| 11 |
verb |
give a dirty look |
glower, gawk, scowl, gape, pierce, wither, menace, do a slow burn, look daggers, stare angrily, stare icily |
| glare
| 3 |
verb |
shine very brightly |
blind, beam, flame |
| glare
| 9 |
verb |
shine very brightly |
radiate, dazzle, flare, glaze, blare, blaze, daze, blur, glow |
| glass
| 1 |
noun |
object that reflects an image |
mirror |
| glass
| 3 |
noun |
object that reflects an image |
reflector, looking glass, seeing glass |
| glass
| 3 |
noun |
object used for drinking liquids |
jar, bottle, cup |
| glass
| 12 |
noun |
object used for drinking liquids |
jug, beaker, pony, jigger, chalice, mug, decanter, goblet, pilsener, snifter, highball, tumbler |
| glasses
| 3 |
noun |
object worn to correct vision |
rims, shades, frames |
| glasses
| 12 |
noun |
object worn to correct vision |
eyeglasses, spectacles, pince-nez, cheaters, bifocals, blinkers, goggles, lorgnette, specs, contact lenses, four eyes, trifocals |
| glide
| 18 |
verb |
move smoothly and quickly on a surface |
fly, sail, float, drift, slide, descend, slip, skip, soar, shoot, decline, run, stream, wing, flow, trip, coast, roll |
| glide
| 11 |
verb |
move smoothly and quickly on a surface |
slither, flit, spiral, waft, skate, skim, glissade, slink, scud, skirr, smooth along |
| glimpse
| 6 |
noun |
brief look |
impression, sight, glance, eye, lamp, sighting |
| glimpse
| 12 |
noun |
brief look |
peek, flash, swivel, slant, gun, gander, peep, squint, glom, eyeball, look-see, quick look |
| glimpse
| 6 |
verb |
look briefly |
spy, eye, sight, flash, spot, view |
| glimpse
| 9 |
verb |
look briefly |
peek, check out, espy, descry, take in, catch sight of, get a load of, get an eyeful, take a gander |
| gloom
| 3 |
noun |
melancholy, depression |
grief, horror, dumps |
| gloom
| 40 |
noun |
melancholy, depression |
doldrums, malaise, foreboding, sorrow, pessimism, bitterness, weariness, sadness, despair, misery, woe, discouragement, anguish, distress, downheartedness, blues, unhappiness, heaviness, dullness, oppression, dejection, chagrin, desolation, despondency, misgiving, mourning, dolor, vexation, blue devils, blue funk, heavy-heartedness, mopes, disconsolateness, catatonia, cheerlessness, pensiveness, morbidity, dismals, low spirits, saturninity |
| gloom
| 3 |
noun |
darkness, blackness |
shadow, cloud, shade |
| gloom
| 11 |
noun |
darkness, blackness |
duskiness, murk, obscurity, dusk, dullness, murkiness, dimness, cloudiness, twilight, bleakness, gloominess |
| glorious
| 16 |
adj |
adored, idiolized; divine |
beautiful, remarkable, bright, shining, wonderful, grand, famous, great, brilliant, celebrated, distinguished, excellent, fine, honored, noted, well-known |
| glorious
| 33 |
adj |
adored, idiolized; divine |
magnificent, enjoyable, marvelous, illustrious, dazzling, superb, noble, gorgeous, memorable, heroic, splendid, triumphant, gratifying, delightful, sublime, august, effulgent, elevated, eminent, exalted, famed, heavenly, immortal, majestic, notable, pleasurable, preeminent, radiant, renowned, resplendent, time-honored, venerable, esteemed |
| glory
| 7 |
noun |
fame, importance |
dignity, celebrity, triumph, reputation, honor, praise, distinction |
| glory
| 14 |
noun |
fame, importance |
majesty, immortality, splendor, greatness, prestige, grandeur, kudos, exaltation, illustriousness, renown, magnificence, eminence, nobility, sublimity |
| glory
| 18 |
noun |
great beauty |
majesty, brilliance, splendor, grandeur, luster, sumptuousness, effulgence, radiance, pomp, richness, pageantry, brightness, resplendence, fineness, magnificence, gorgeousness, sublimity, preciousness |
| glory
| 1 |
verb |
boast, exult |
triumph |
| glory
| 7 |
verb |
boast, exult |
crow, revel, gloat, jubilate, relish, pride oneself, take delight |
| glove
| 5 |
noun |
hand covering for warmth, protection |
muff, gauntlet, mitt, gage, mitten |
| glow
| 5 |
noun |
burning, brightness |
light, intensity, warmth, heat, passion |
| glow
| 20 |
noun |
burning, brightness |
bloom, radiance, glare, blossom, brilliance, glimmer, gleam, glitter, ray, vividness, effulgence, luminosity, gusto, splendor, flush, blush, afterglow, lambency, phosphorescence, incandescence |
| glow
| 7 |
verb |
burn, radiate |
shine, pink, color, light, flame, rose, fill |
| glow
| 22 |
verb |
burn, radiate |
glisten, twinkle, gleam, flare, flush, brighten, blaze, glimmer, smolder, glitter, ignite, thrill, mantle, rouge, blare, tingle, crimson, kindle, blush, redden, be suffused, pinken |
| glue
| 8 |
noun |
adhesive |
plaster, paste, cement, spit, gum, mucilage, gunk, stickum |
| go
| 7 |
noun |
spirit, vitality |
force, energy, life, tuck, drive, activity, push |
| go
| 15 |
noun |
spirit, vitality |
get-up-and-go, pep, animation, snap, vigor, zest, starch, bang, moxie, oomph, hardihood, potency, verve, birr, vivacity |
| go
| 8 |
noun |
try, attempt |
essay, shot, bid, pop, turn, slap, crack, effort |
| go
| 4 |
noun |
try, attempt |
whirl, fling, stab, whack |
| go
| 19 |
verb |
advance, proceed physically |
fly, retire, travel, move, leave, pass, progress, flee, fare, repair, depart, quit, escape, near, journey, exit, withdraw, cruise, approach |
| go
| 34 |
verb |
advance, proceed physically |
hightail, lam, wend, mosey, hie, decamp, vamoose, abscond, split, beat it, get off, hit the road, light out, pull out, push off, shove off, take off, bug out, get away, get going, get lost, make a break for it, make for, move out, push on, run along, run away, set off, skip out, take a hike, take a powder, take flight, take leave, make one's way |
| go
| 11 |
verb |
operate, function |
work, score, move, run, continue, perform, persist, maintain, succeed, act, thrive |
| go
| 6 |
verb |
operate, function |
prosper, flourish, click, carry on, make out, pan out |
| go
| 11 |
verb |
span, stretch |
run, extend, lead, make, reach, range, vary, spread, cover, connect, fit |
| go
| 1 |
verb |
span, stretch |
give access |
| go
| 12 |
verb |
contribute, work towards an end |
develop, proceed, serve, turn, happen, come, fare, persist, tend, chance, result, occur |
| go
| 13 |
verb |
contribute, work towards an end |
persevere, concur, incline, conduce, transpire, befall, eventuate, avail, wax, fall out, turn out, work out, lead to |
| go
| 9 |
verb |
agree, harmonize |
set, like, enjoy, square, fit, belong, suit, blend, match |
| go
| 11 |
verb |
agree, harmonize |
conform, accord, dovetail, complement, correspond, mesh, jibe, chime, relish, be adapted for, be designed for |
| go
| 16 |
verb |
die, collapse |
finish, give, drop, break, fail, spend, depart, consume, conclude, bend, decline, cave, weaken, exhaust, waste, yield |
| go
| 19 |
verb |
die, collapse |
decease, terminate, crumble, deplete, squander, worsen, dissipate, succumb, perish, devour, demise, expend, expire, fritter, pass away, run through, fold up, pass on, use up |
| go
| 2 |
verb |
elapse |
pass, flow |
| go
| 7 |
verb |
elapse |
transpire, lapse, expire, pass away, be spent, slip away, waste away |
| go
| 8 |
verb |
endure |
take, allow, stand, tolerate, bear, let, permit, suffer |
| go
| 6 |
verb |
endure |
stomach, brook, abide, swallow, consent to, put up with |
| go away
| 1 |
verb |
leave hastily |
leave |
| go away
| 5 |
verb |
leave hastily |
scram, skedaddle, vamoose, hurry away, shoo |
| go away
| 14 |
verb |
leave, retreat |
quit, retire, go, exit, remove, withdraw, escape, abandon, disappear, troop, start, part, vanish, desert |
| go away
| 34 |
verb |
leave, retreat |
blast off, pull out, vacate, evacuate, absent, abdicate, migrate, secede, decamp, split, scram, emigrate, tergiversate, perish, beat it, cut out, hit the road, sally forth, shove off, cut and run, get away, git, go forth, hit the bricks, hit the trail, make a break, march out, move on, move out, say goodbye, set forth, slip away, start out, take leave |
| go away
| 8 |
verb |
leave a place |
quit, depart, retire, withdraw, move, go, issue, retreat |
| go away
| 14 |
verb |
leave a place |
blow, get off, go out, get, split, git, bid farewell, do vanishing act, flake off, get away, move out, say goodbye, take a hike, take one's leave |
| go away
| 7 |
verb |
depart |
advance, go, leave, march, move, proceed, progress |
| go away
| 5 |
verb |
depart |
be off, move off, move on, push ahead, take a hike |
| go away
| 9 |
verb |
depart |
quit, exit, escape, descend, go, leave, light, retire, withdraw |
| go away
| 5 |
verb |
depart |
blow, pull out, alight, disembark, dismount |
| go away
| 4 |
verb |
leave |
quit, depart, exit, part |
| go away
| 2 |
verb |
leave |
decamp, move out |
| go away
| 15 |
verb |
depart, abandon physically |
fly, quit, move, retire, start, withdraw, escape, go, flee, disappear, vanish, part, exit, issue, desert |
| go away
| 38 |
verb |
depart, abandon physically |
take off, relinquish, vamoose, emigrate, elope, abscond, migrate, sally, defect, flit, embark, split, scram, vacate, decamp, ditch, forsake, beat it, break away, clear out, cut out, pull out, push off, step down, come away, give the slip, go forth, head out, move out, remove oneself, ride off, run along, say goodbye, set out, slip out, take a hike, take leave, walk out |
| go away
| 39 |
verb |
be in motion, put in motion |
walk, jump, go, carry, ship, transport, blow, proceed, transfer, travel, cross, run, drift, progress, change, fly, advance, shift, flow, drive, remove, leave, switch, withdraw, push, climb, depart, quit, leap, exit, split, stir, roll, march, hurry, crawl, disturb, shove, position |
| go away
| 21 |
verb |
be in motion, put in motion |
propel, migrate, relocate, traverse, actuate, glide, scram, transpose, bustle, impel, budge, dislocate, get off, pull out, take off, locomote, get away, get going, head for, off-load, skip out |
| go away
| 15 |
verb |
leave; go to another place |
continue, depart, exit, fare, go, journey, launch, pass, proceed, process, quit, repair, start, travel, withdraw |
| go away
| 13 |
verb |
leave; go to another place |
beat it, hie, hit the road, light out, pull out, shove off, take off, wend, get away, get lost, keep going, make oneself scarce, make progress |
| go away
| 14 |
verb |
withdraw; diminish |
reduce, fade, decrease, sink, diminish, shrink, retreat, decline, retire, return, depart, drop, back, close |
| go away
| 18 |
verb |
withdraw; diminish |
ebb, wane, dwindle, lessen, taper, subside, abate, fall back, retrogress, retract, retrograde, regress, draw back, go back, retrocede, die off, drain away, flow back |
| go away
| 10 |
verb |
leave a place or responsibility |
depart, separate, remove, withdraw, go, retreat, resign, part, exit, yield |
| go away
| 35 |
verb |
leave a place or responsibility |
relinquish, pull out, surrender, revoke, ebb, recede, secede, regress, decamp, repeal, rescind, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go to bed, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room |
| go away
| 2 |
verb |
leave quickly |
depart, disappear |
| go away
| 11 |
verb |
leave quickly |
vamoose, hightail, skedaddle, decamp, scoot, beat it, clear out, take off, get lost, make oneself scarce, make tracks |
| go away
| 5 |
verb |
part company in a romantic |
divorce, leave, depart, drop, part |
| go away
| 19 |
verb |
part company in a romantic |
break up, estrange, bifurcate, discontinue, diverge, uncouple, disunite, break off, pull out, split up, disunify, break it off, dedomicile, go different ways, go separate ways, relationship or marriage alienate, take leave, unlink, untie the knot |
| go away
| 5 |
verb |
leave quickly |
blow, depart, exit, go, quit |
| go away
| 8 |
verb |
leave quickly |
clear out, get off, pull out, push off, take off, vamoose, run along, start out |
| go away
| 10 |
verb |
leave; leave the ground |
depart, withdraw, go, disappear, soar, bear, exit, head, quit, split |
| go away
| 22 |
verb |
leave; leave the ground |
blast off, blow, pull out, get out, get off, ascend, beat it, begone, clear out, decamp, hit the road, light out, make, scram, shove off, vamoose, hightail, lift off, become airborne, hit the trail, set out, take to the air |
| go away
| 9 |
verb |
leave empty |
quit, reverse, dissolve, withdraw, abandon, depart, empty, leave, clear |
| go away
| 15 |
verb |
leave empty |
relinquish, annul, revoke, renounce, void, evacuate, quash, rescind, discharge, retract, abrogate, move out, give up, move out of, part with |
| go away
| 6 |
verb |
disappear |
die, melt, fade, dissolve, clear, exit |
| go away
| 7 |
verb |
disappear |
evaporate, evanesce, die out, dematerialize, be lost, become invisible, fade away |
| go away
| 4 |
verb |
leave a camp |
depart, leave, move, split |
| go away
| 8 |
verb |
leave a camp |
clear out, decamp, pull out, take off, vacate, pull up stakes, ride off, set out |
| go away
| 16 |
verb |
leave |
blow, continue, depart, exit, fare, go, journey, launch, pass, proceed, process, quit, repair, start, travel, withdraw |
| go away
| 13 |
verb |
leave |
beat it, get off, hie, light out, pull out, shove off, take off, wend, get away, get lost, keep going, make progress, push on |
| go away
| 13 |
verb |
recede |
back, close, decline, decrease, depart, diminish, fade, reduce, retire, retreat, return, shrink, sink |
| go away
| 18 |
verb |
recede |
abate, draw back, drop, dwindle, ebb, fall back, go back, lessen, regress, retract, retrograde, retrogress, subside, taper, wane, die off, drain away, flow back |
| go away
| 10 |
verb |
retire |
depart, remove, exit, separate, resign, part, retreat, yield, pension, withdraw |
| go away
| 37 |
verb |
retire |
ebb, go, revoke, repeal, secede, decamp, surrender, rescind, relinquish, recede, regress, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, pull out, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go to bed, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, put out to pasture, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room |
| go to bed
| 4 |
verb |
have sexual relations |
couple, mate, bed, unite |
| go to bed
| 18 |
verb |
have sexual relations |
breed, fornicate, conjugate, cohabit, lay, fool around, make love, make out, be carnal, do it, go all the way, have coition, have relations, have sex, lie with, make it, sleep together, sleep with |
| go to bed
| 4 |
verb |
be prostrate, flat |
sleep, rest, retire, couch |
| go to bed
| 14 |
verb |
be prostrate, flat |
sprawl, recline, repose, lounge, nap, siesta, loll, laze, turn in, lie down, be prone, be recumbent, be supine, stretch out |
| go to bed
| 10 |
verb |
leave a place or responsibility |
depart, separate, remove, withdraw, go, retreat, resign, part, exit, yield |
| go to bed
| 35 |
verb |
leave a place or responsibility |
relinquish, pull out, surrender, revoke, ebb, recede, secede, regress, decamp, repeal, rescind, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go away, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room |
| go to bed
| 10 |
verb |
retire |
depart, remove, exit, separate, resign, part, retreat, yield, pension, withdraw |
| go to bed
| 37 |
verb |
retire |
ebb, go, revoke, repeal, secede, decamp, surrender, rescind, relinquish, recede, regress, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, pull out, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go away, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, put out to pasture, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room |
| goal
| 14 |
noun |
aim, purpose of an action |
objective, intention, target, ambition, duty, use, object, end, destination, limit, mark, design, intent, mission |
| goal
| 2 |
noun |
aim, purpose of an action |
zero, ground zero |
| goat
| 2 |
noun |
hollow-horned mammal |
buck, kid |
| goat
| 1 |
noun |
hollow-horned mammal |
billy |
| god
| 6 |
noun |
supernatural being worshipped by people |
father, master, power, spirit, soul, maker |
| god
| 29 |
noun |
supernatural being worshipped by people |
creator, demon, totem, deity, divinity, almighty, providence, lord, idol, holiness, Holy Spirit, omnipotent, prime mover, tutelary, Jehovah, Allah, numen, Yahweh, daemon, demigod, world spirit, Absolute Being, All Knowing, All Powerful, Divine Being, infinite spirit, Jah, King of Kings, universal life force |
| gold
| 8 |
adj |
golden |
gilt, halcyon, aureate, gilded, aurelian, auric, auriferous, aurous |
| golf
| 3 |
noun |
match play |
eighteen holes, medal play, nine holes |
| gonad
| 3 |
noun |
organs |
nuts, privates, stones |
| gonad
| 9 |
noun |
organs |
private parts, genitalia, gonads, vulva, testes, testicles, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs |
| gonad
| 3 |
noun |
male testicles |
nuts, balls, rocks |
| gonad
| 8 |
noun |
male testicles |
ballocks, cullions, gonads, male genitalia, male genitals, male sex organ, testes, testicles |
| good
| 20 |
adj |
pleasant, fine |
great, satisfying, positive, acceptable, valuable, bad, wonderful, favorable, excellent, sound, superior, pleasing, welcome, prime, capital, choice, super, nice, precious, select |
| good
| 32 |
adj |
pleasant, fine |
exceptional, satisfactory, superb, marvelous, bully, ace, crack, spanking, worthy, boss, sterling, admirable, agreeable, commendable, congenial, deluxe, first-class, first-rate, gnarly, gratifying, honorable, neat, reputable, shipshape, splendid, stupendous, rad, recherché, super-eminent, super-excellent, tip-top, up to snuff |
| good
| 6 |
adj |
moral, virtuous |
honest, sound, right, innocent, ethical, pure |
| good
| 24 |
adj |
moral, virtuous |
respectable, upright, worthy, admirable, blameless, charitable, dutiful, estimable, exemplary, guiltless, honorable, inculpable, irreproachable, obedient, praiseworthy, reputable, righteous, tractable, well-behaved, irreprehensible, lily-white, uncorrupted, untainted, incorrupt |
| good
| 12 |
adj |
competent, skilled |
useful, talented, efficient, reliable, able, proper, suitable, expert, accomplished, capable, qualified, suited |
| good
| 12 |
adj |
competent, skilled |
satisfactory, adept, adroit, au fait, clever, dexterous, first-rate, proficient, serviceable, skillful, thorough, trustworthy |
| good
| 20 |
adj |
useful, adequate |
satisfying, helpful, healthy, decent, acceptable, appropriate, favorable, proper, suitable, right, fit, fitting, brave, common, meet, becoming, needed, toward, approving, favoring |
| good
| 28 |
adj |
useful, adequate |
profitable, beneficial, advantageous, desirable, fruitful, respectable, convenient, all right, ample, apt, auspicious, conformable, congruous, healthful, hygienic, opportune, propitious, salubrious, salutary, seemly, serviceable, tolerable, wholesome, benefic, benignant, commendatory, unobjectionable, commending |
| good
| 10 |
adj |
reliable; untainted |
perfect, normal, solid, safe, stable, sound, whole, fresh, intact, loyal |
| good
| 14 |
adj |
reliable; untainted |
flawless, eatable, dependable, trustworthy, unblemished, undamaged, unhurt, unimpaired, unspoiled, vigorous, uncorrupted, fit to eat, uncontaminated, undecayed |
| good
| 2 |
adj |
kind, giving |
friendly, approving |
| good
| 14 |
adj |
kind, giving |
humanitarian, altruistic, beneficent, benevolent, charitable, considerate, gracious, humane, kindhearted, merciful, obliging, philanthropic, tolerant, well-disposed |
| good
| 12 |
adj |
authentic, real |
reliable, honest, valid, legitimate, proper, sound, regular, genuine, loyal, strict, true, justified |
| good
| 7 |
adj |
authentic, real |
kosher, bona fide, conforming, dependable, orthodox, trustworthy, well-founded |
| good
| 1 |
adj |
well-behaved |
proper |
| good
| 14 |
adj |
well-behaved |
orderly, considerate, decorous, dutiful, kindly, mannerly, obedient, polite, respectful, seemly, thoughtful, tolerant, tractable, well-mannered |
| good
| 15 |
adj |
considerable |
great, solid, big, sufficient, long, large, adequate, entire, full, whole, much, complete, extensive, substantial, paying |
| good
| 8 |
adj |
considerable |
profitable, worthwhile, advantageous, respectable, ample, immeasurable, lucrative, sizable |
| good
| 13 |
noun |
advantage, benefit |
well-being, welfare, use, blessing, service, profit, treasure, favor, asset, interest, prize, behalf, gain |
| good
| 11 |
noun |
advantage, benefit |
prosperity, usefulness, commonwealth, boon, windfall, nugget, plum, avail, benediction, godsend, good fortune |
| good
| 10 |
noun |
morality |
value, right, dignity, straight, merit, class, ideal, virtue, quality, worth |
| good
| 6 |
noun |
morality |
righteousness, probity, prerogative, uprightness, excellence, rectitude |
| goodbye
| 1 |
noun |
farewell statement |
parting |
| goodbye
| 10 |
noun |
farewell statement |
adieu, swan song, bye-bye, Godspeed, adios, ciao, cheerio, leave-taking, so long, toodle-oo |
| government
| 20 |
noun |
management, administration |
power, ministry, union, authority, state, rule, politics, law, regime, control, executive, empire, guidance, regulation, sovereignty, direction, jurisdiction, influence, execution, command |
| government
| 22 |
noun |
management, administration |
regimentation, predominance, supremacy, governance, superiority, sway, bureaucracy, restraint, regency, polity, domination, patronage, supervision, dominion, superintendence, Washington, statecraft, presidency, Uncle Sam, political practice, powers-that-be, the feds |
| governor
| 10 |
noun |
person administrating government |
administrator, supervisor, manager, executive, boss, director, chief, commander, head, leader |
| governor
| 10 |
noun |
person administrating government |
comptroller, ruler, overseer, superintendent, controller, chief of state, gubernatorial leader, guv, head honcho, presiding officer |
| gown
| 3 |
noun |
robe, dress |
costume, habit, clothes |
| gown
| 3 |
noun |
robe, dress |
garb, frock, garment |
| grace
| 10 |
noun |
charm, loveliness |
dignity, beauty, ease, style, manners, finish, form, address, consideration, balance |
| grace
| 30 |
noun |
charm, loveliness |
agility, finesse, dexterity, poise, elegance, refinement, decency, decorum, etiquette, adroitness, allure, polish, comeliness, symmetry, pliancy, smoothness, cultivation, breeding, attractiveness, tact, pleasantness, nimbleness, tastefulness, propriety, suppleness, mannerliness, shapeliness, gracefulness, lissomeness, lithesomeness |
| grace
| 4 |
noun |
mercy, forgiveness |
love, favor, quarter, charity |
| grace
| 20 |
noun |
mercy, forgiveness |
tenderness, compassion, generosity, goodness, kindness, kindliness, responsiveness, reprieve, indulgence, lenity, pardon, benevolence, beneficence, benefaction, leniency, forbearance, clemency, good will, compassionateness, caritas |
| grace
| 2 |
noun |
prayer |
blessing, thanks |
| grace
| 4 |
noun |
prayer |
thanksgiving, invocation, benediction, petition |
| grace
| 6 |
verb |
beautify, embellish |
decorate, deck, favor, distinguish, enhance, honor |
| grace
| 11 |
verb |
beautify, embellish |
bedeck, adorn, crown, glorify, elevate, enrich, dignify, ornament, garnish, laureate, set off |
| grade
| 22 |
noun |
rank, step |
category, degree, level, standard, quality, class, condition, size, division, group, estate, form, league, brand, mark, station, place, rung, position, stage, order, grouping |
| grade
| 7 |
noun |
rank, step |
classification, caliber, notch, gradation, pigeonhole, tier, echelon |
| grade
| 10 |
noun |
incline, slope |
level, height, pitch, lean, hill, rise, plane, bank, leaning, climb |
| grade
| 17 |
noun |
incline, slope |
declivity, cant, ascent, upgrade, descent, gradient, tilt, inclination, elevation, slant, tangent, downgrade, acclivity, ramp, embankment, obliquity, inclined plane |
| grade
| 10 |
verb |
evaluate, rank |
classify, sort, group, brand, range, value, order, rate, class, arrange |
| grade
| 1 |
verb |
evaluate, rank |
assort |
| gradual
| 9 |
adj |
happening slowly, evenly |
slow, progressive, continuous, steady, even, moderate, regular, graduate, gentle |
| gradual
| 7 |
adj |
happening slowly, evenly |
piecemeal, step-by-step, creeping, by degrees, successive, unhurried, bit-by-bit |
| graduate
| 4 |
noun |
person who completes education, pursuit |
recipient, doctor, product, master |
| graduate
| 11 |
noun |
person who completes education, pursuit |
bachelor, holder, grad, alum, alumnus, baccalaureate, Ph.D., diplomate, licentiate, collegian, former student |
| graduate
| 3 |
verb |
complete education, pursuit |
earn, finish, win |
| graduate
| 8 |
verb |
complete education, pursuit |
get out, certify, be commissioned, confer degree, get a degree, give sheepskin, grant diploma, take a degree |
| graduate
| 10 |
verb |
classify, grade |
rank, sort, group, proportion, class, range, measure, regulate, order, arrange |
| graduate
| 3 |
verb |
classify, grade |
calibrate, mark off, measure out |
| grain
| 7 |
noun |
seed, piece |
spark, trace, fragment, molecule, bit, particle, drop |
| grain
| 22 |
noun |
seed, piece |
cereal, kernel, mote, morsel, whit, speck, pellet, scrap, modicum, tittle, iota, jot, scintilla, atom, crumb, mite, smidgen, scruple, corn, grist, granule, ounce |
| grain
| 9 |
noun |
texture of fabric |
fiber, direction, pattern, character, surface, tooth, current, tendency, weave |
| grain
| 7 |
noun |
texture of fabric |
nap, staple, warp and woof, weft, tissue, make-up, striation |
| grammar
| 3 |
noun |
language rules |
structure, elements, principles |
| grammar
| 11 |
noun |
language rules |
alphabet, syntax, stratification, rudiments, linguistics, accidence, fundaments, ABCs, morphology, sentence structure, tagmemics |
| grand
| 10 |
adj |
impressive, great |
large, imposing, ambitious, striking, super, rich, fine, excellent, outstanding, terrific |
| grand
| 37 |
adj |
impressive, great |
noble, grandiose, awe-inspiring, stately, marvelous, sumptuous, palatial, splendid, magnificent, opulent, luxurious, monumental, dignified, glorious, lofty, august, elevated, admirable, eminent, exalted, first-class, first-rate, haughty, illustrious, majestic, ostentatious, pompous, pretentious, regal, sublime, superb, unreal, smashing, dynamite, fab, something else, very good |
| grand
| 7 |
adj |
most important |
main, head, leading, chief, grave, principal, highest |
| grand
| 11 |
adj |
most important |
noble, dignified, lofty, elevated, exalted, majestic, mighty, preeminent, regal, supreme, transcendent |
| grandfather
| 2 |
noun |
grandsire |
ancestor, elder |
| grandfather
| 9 |
noun |
grandsire |
patriarch, pap, forefather, grandpa, granddaddy, granddad, gramps, grandpappy, paternal forebear |
| grandmother
| 1 |
noun |
grandam |
ancestor |
| grandmother
| 6 |
noun |
grandam |
matriarch, dowager, granny, grandma, gram, maternal forebear |
| grant
| 11 |
noun |
allowance, gift |
assistance, award, subsidy, donation, charity, contribution, reward, scholarship, admission, privilege, present |
| grant
| 16 |
noun |
allowance, gift |
allocation, handout, allotment, fellowship, appropriation, stipend, endowment, concession, gratuity, dole, lump, boon, bounty, benefaction, bequest, alms |
| grant
| 21 |
verb |
authorize, allow |
give, transfer, accept, invest, award, permit, donate, assign, own, convey, acknowledge, stake, concede, transmit, present, assume, drop, yield, bless, admit, suppose |
| grant
| 29 |
verb |
authorize, allow |
cede, accord, bestow, allocate, allot, accede, acquiesce, impart, avow, confer, surrender, relinquish, vouchsafe, profess, agree to, come across, come through, give in, come around, consent to, gift with, give out, give the nod, give thumbs-up, go along with, own up, shake on, sign off on, sign on |
| graph
| 1 |
noun |
diagram |
chart |
| graph
| 2 |
noun |
diagram |
linear representation, visual representation |
| graphic
| 13 |
adj |
clear, explicit |
telling, concrete, stirring, striking, colorful, compelling, convincing, detailed, distinct, moving, precise, realistic, strong |
| graphic
| 16 |
adj |
clear, explicit |
comprehensible, definite, descriptive, eloquent, expressive, figurative, forcible, illustrative, incisive, intelligible, lively, lucid, perspicuous, picturesque, unequivocal, vivid |
| graphic
| 10 |
adj |
pictorial, visible |
drawn, illustrated, outlined, painted, traced, visual, depicted, pictured, portrayed, seen |
| graphic
| 14 |
adj |
pictorial, visible |
descriptive, engraved, illustrative, photographic, blocked-out, delineated, diagrammatic, etched, iconographic, illustrational, marked-out, pictoric, representational, sketched |
| graphics
| 1 |
noun |
drawings |
pictures |
| graphics
| 4 |
noun |
drawings |
computer graphics, visuals, artwork, illustrations |
| grass
| 8 |
noun |
lawn |
meadow, hay, pasture, turf, sod, verdure, barley, grama |
| grateful
| 1 |
adj |
appreciative |
pleased |
| grateful
| 5 |
adj |
appreciative |
thankful, beholden, indebted, obliged, gratified |
| grateful
| 8 |
adj |
pleasing, nice |
acceptable, good, favorable, comforting, pleasant, satisfying, welcome, restoring |
| grateful
| 17 |
adj |
pleasing, nice |
gratifying, agreeable, congenial, delectable, delicious, delightful, desirable, pleasurable, refreshing, restful, restorative, satisfactory, renewing, consoling, pleasureful, rejuvenating, solacing |
| grave
| 5 |
adj |
serious; gloomy |
heavy, quiet, meaningful, sad, staid |
| grave
| 23 |
adj |
serious; gloomy |
subdued, sage, earnest, sedate, sober, dull, dignified, deadpan, dour, grim, leaden, no-nonsense, ponderous, saturnine, solemn, somber, thoughtful, muted, cold sober, grim-faced, long-faced, strictly business, unsmiling |
| grave
| 13 |
adj |
crucial, dangerous |
major, threatening, pressing, fell, critical, deadly, fatal, important, serious, severe, significant, ugly, vital |
| grave
| 17 |
adj |
crucial, dangerous |
heavy, acute, killing, consequential, destructive, dire, exigent, grievous, hazardous, life-and-death, momentous, ominous, perilous, urgent, weighty, afflictive, of great consequence |
| grave
| 14 |
noun |
burial place |
crypt, sepulcher, catacomb, shrine, vault, tomb, mound, mausoleum, six feet under, final resting place, last home, permanent address, place of interment, resting place |
| gravel
| 2 |
noun |
pebbles |
stones, rocks |
| gravel
| 6 |
noun |
pebbles |
shale, sand, tailings, macadam, screenings, crushed rock |
| gravity
| 3 |
noun |
force of attraction |
pressure, weight, force |
| gravity
| 1 |
noun |
force of attraction |
heaviness |
| gravity
| 3 |
noun |
seriousness, importance |
consequence, significance, concern |
| gravity
| 9 |
noun |
seriousness, importance |
solemnity, severity, urgency, momentousness, exigency, acuteness, perilousness, weightiness, hazardousness |
| great
| 19 |
adj |
very large |
huge, enormous, tremendous, big, terrible, high, strong, considerable, vast, extreme, fat, bull, decided, excessive, extended, extensive, long, numerous, towering |
| great
| 25 |
adj |
very large |
immense, husky, mammoth, abundant, ample, big league, bulky, colossal, extravagant, gigantic, grievous, humongous, inordinate, jumbo, lengthy, major league, prodigious, prolonged, pronounced, stupendous, titanic, voluminous, protracted, mondo, oversize |
| great
| 21 |
adj |
important, celebrated |
major, impressive, remarkable, outstanding, grand, famous, excellent, fine, talented, superior, royal, capital, primary, chief, leading, main, principal, commanding, distinguished, noted, prominent |
| great
| 24 |
adj |
important, celebrated |
glorious, heroic, august, noble, notable, superlative, dignified, eminent, exalted, famed, high-minded, honorable, idealistic, illustrious, lofty, magnanimous, noteworthy, paramount, regal, renowned, stately, sublime, puissant, highly regarded |
| great
| 16 |
adj |
excellent, skillful |
perfect, fantastic, good, tough, tremendous, positive, terrific, wonderful, fine, best, absolute, expert, total, able, brutal, complete |
| great
| 31 |
adj |
excellent, skillful |
exceptional, awesome, admirable, marvelous, bad, heavy, adept, crack, aces, cold, adroit, consummate, downright, egregious, first-class, first-rate, masterly, number one, out of sight, out of this world, out-and-out, proficient, transcendent, unmitigated, unqualified, utter, dynamite, fab, hellacious, super-duper, surpassing |
| great ape
| 3 |
noun |
order of mammals |
monkey, human, man |
| great ape
| 9 |
noun |
order of mammals |
hominoid, anthropoid, ape, orangutan, gibbon, chimpanzee, gorilla, brachiator, cercopithecoid |
| greed
| 2 |
noun |
overwhelming desire for more |
longing, hunger |
| greed
| 23 |
noun |
overwhelming desire for more |
avarice, excess, selfishness, edacity, covetousness, indulgence, rapacity, voracity, acquisitiveness, ravenousness, avidity, cupidity, eagerness, intemperance, craving, gluttony, esurience, piggishness, gormandizing, graspingness, insatiableness, swinishness, the gimmies |
| greedy
| 4 |
adj |
desiring excessively |
hungry, eager, close, grasping |
| greedy
| 41 |
adj |
desiring excessively |
rapacious, selfish, impatient, acquisitive, avaricious, avid, carnivorous, covetous, craving, desirous, devouring, gluttonous, insatiable, intemperate, itchy, miserly, omnivorous, parsimonious, penurious, ravenous, stingy, tight, voracious, close-fisted, edacious, grabby, hoggish, piggish, esurient, gobbling, gormandizing, grudging, gulping, guzzling, insatiate, niggardly, pennypinching, prehensile, ravening, swinish, tight-fisted |
| green
| 7 |
adj |
young, new, blooming |
raw, tender, fresh, infant, growing, recent, developing |
| green
| 27 |
adj |
young, new, blooming |
grassy, lush, verdant, leafy, maturing, supple, unripe, juvenile, budding, immature, flourishing, callow, pliable, puerile, unseasoned, youthful, burgeoning, sprouting, foliate, pullulating, bosky, half-formed, undecayed, undried, unfledged, ungrown, verduous |
| green
| 5 |
adj |
inexperienced |
fresh, new, raw, young, innocent |
| green
| 19 |
adj |
inexperienced |
immature, tenderfoot, callow, credulous, gullible, ignorant, inexpert, ingenuous, naive, unpolished, unseasoned, unskillful, unsophisticated, untrained, unversed, youthful, unpracticed, unconversant, wet behind the ears |
| green
| 4 |
adj |
emerald in color |
pine, forest, sea, grass |
| green
| 23 |
adj |
emerald in color |
fir, sap, jade, sage, moss, olive, blue-green, peacock, apple, spinach, willow, verdigris, malachite, beryl, chartreuse, kelly, aquamarine, pea, lime, bice, greenish-blue, vert, viridian |
| green
| 1 |
adj |
referring to practices or policies that do not negatively affect the environment |
ecological |
| green
| 4 |
adj |
referring to practices or policies that do not negatively affect the environment |
biodegradable, environment-friendly, environmental, environmentally-safe |
| green
| 4 |
noun |
square or park in center of town |
field, lawn, grass, common |
| green
| 5 |
noun |
square or park in center of town |
turf, plaza, terrace, sward, grassplot |
| greet
| 13 |
verb |
welcome |
attend, acknowledge, receive, stop, embrace, address, meet, approach, shoulder, nod, recognize, bow, flag |
| greet
| 22 |
verb |
welcome |
hail, accost, salute, herald, salaam, curtsy, compliment, shake hands, call to, exchange greetings, high-five, highball, move to, pay respects, roll out the red carpet, say hello, say hi, speak to, usher in, whistle for, extend one's hand, tip one's hat |
| greeting
| 9 |
noun |
welcome; message of kindness |
nod, reception, hello, respects, note, notice, attention, regards, address |
| greeting
| 27 |
noun |
welcome; message of kindness |
letter, ovation, salute, card, hail, salutation, blow, acknowledgment, testimonial, aloha, rumble, salaam, heralding, ciao, accosting, howdy, highball, how-do-you-do, compliments, hi, best wishes, compellation, good wishes, high five, speaking to, ushering in, what's happening |
| gregarious
| 2 |
adj |
friendly |
fun, social |
| gregarious
| 7 |
adj |
friendly |
affable, sociable, companionable, convivial, cordial, outgoing, clubby |
| grief
| 8 |
noun |
mental suffering |
pain, regret, trouble, worry, harassment, depression, care, trial |
| grief
| 41 |
noun |
mental suffering |
heartache, gloom, melancholy, agony, sorrow, heartbreak, mourning, discomfort, sadness, despair, remorse, bereavement, misery, woe, anguish, unhappiness, grievance, distress, dole, affliction, mortification, dejection, disquiet, tribulation, wretchedness, mournfulness, purgatory, torture, desolation, despondency, rue, malaise, dolor, vexation, lamenting, infelicity, lamentation, bemoaning, bewailing, deploring, repining |
| grimace
| 4 |
noun |
scowling facial expression |
frown, mouth, smile, face |
| grimace
| 7 |
noun |
scowling facial expression |
sneer, smirk, scowl, moue, mug, mouthing, wry face |
| grimace
| 2 |
verb |
make a pained expression |
frown, mouth |
| grimace
| 11 |
verb |
make a pained expression |
sneer, smirk, contort, scowl, mug, deform, distort, misshape, make a face, make a wry face, screw up one's face |
| grin
| 2 |
verb |
smile widely |
beam, crack |
| grin
| 2 |
verb |
smile widely |
smirk, simper |
| grind
| 4 |
noun |
tedious job |
task, labor, pace, routine |
| grind
| 12 |
noun |
tedious job |
chore, drudgery, travail, rote, treadmill, sweat, toil, moil, groove, rut, hard work, grubwork |
| grind
| 6 |
verb |
crush, pulverize |
reduce, pound, beat, powder, file, mill |
| grind
| 20 |
verb |
crush, pulverize |
grate, pulverize, scrape, crumble, granulate, disintegrate, bray, attenuate, shiver, rasp, atomize, crumple, abrade, triturate, kibble, comminute, pestle, chop up, levigate, roll out |
| grind
| 3 |
verb |
sharpen |
rub, smooth, file |
| grind
| 9 |
verb |
sharpen |
grate, scrape, grit, whet, abrade, polish, gnash, sand, give an edge to |
| grind
| 1 |
verb |
oppress |
trouble |
| grind
| 9 |
verb |
oppress |
annoy, afflict, vex, tyrannize, harass, plague, persecute, hound, hold down |
| grip
| 10 |
noun |
clasp, embrace |
grasp, constraint, hold, hook, fixing, strength, catch, squeeze, purchase, crushing |
| grip
| 28 |
noun |
clasp, embrace |
restraint, clamp, cincture, coercion, enclosure, ligature, gripe, grapple, lug, clench, brace, duress, clinch, tenure, snatch, cinch, vise, clutch, fastening, wrench, anchor, handshake, handgrip, handclasp, clamping, enclosing, grapnel, handhold |
| grip
| 7 |
noun |
perception, understanding |
grasp, control, influence, possession, keeping, power, hold |
| grip
| 5 |
noun |
perception, understanding |
domination, ken, clutches, comprehension, tenure |
| grip
| 3 |
verb |
hold tightly |
grasp, seize, take |
| grip
| 12 |
verb |
hold tightly |
clutch, nab, clinch, snatch, clench, snag, clasp, clap a hand on, latch on to, lay hands on, take hold of, get one's hands on |
| grip
| 3 |
verb |
entrance, enchant |
involve, compel, hold |
| grip
| 8 |
verb |
entrance, enchant |
mesmerize, fascinate, enthrall, engross, hypnotize, spellbind, rivet, catch up |
| groan
| 3 |
noun |
moan, complaint |
sigh, objection, cry |
| groan
| 6 |
noun |
moan, complaint |
grunt, sob, whine, gripe, grouse, grumble |
| groan
| 3 |
verb |
moan, complain |
sigh, cry, object |
| groan
| 9 |
verb |
moan, complain |
grumble, murmur, grouse, lament, whine, gripe, bemoan, keen, mumble |
| ground
| 8 |
noun |
earth, land |
dirt, soil, terrain, park, field, landscape, dust, arena |
| ground
| 7 |
noun |
earth, land |
turf, sod, real estate, terra firma, sand, loam, old sod |
| ground
| 19 |
verb |
base, set; educate |
found, prepare, coach, rest, instruct, inform, establish, discipline, fit, bottom, fix, introduce, stay, qualify, train, teach, prime, initiate, settle |
| ground
| 5 |
verb |
base, set; educate |
familiarize, tutor, predicate, indoctrinate, acquaint |
| ground
| 9 |
verb |
restrict; drop in place |
dock, prevent, land, bar, level, floor, down, fell, beach |
| ground
| 4 |
verb |
restrict; drop in place |
strand, bring down, knock down, mow down |
| grounds
| 18 |
noun |
estate, domain |
habitat, terrain, sphere, campus, realm, zone, area, lot, territory, holding, premises, spot, land, district, country, property, fields, gardens |
| grounds
| 5 |
noun |
estate, domain |
terrace, acreage, tract, environs, real estate |
| grounds
| 21 |
noun |
basis, premise |
argument, evidence, motive, infrastructure, demonstration, call, factor, test, cause, foundation, excuse, reason, base, seat, why, account, trial, testimony, occasion, proof, numbers |
| grounds
| 20 |
noun |
basis, premise |
groundwork, wherefore, pretext, information, underpinning, footing, bedrock, inducement, justification, dope, substratum, rationale, antecedent, goods, root, chapter and verse, determinant, info, straight stuff, whyfor |
| grounds
| 1 |
noun |
sediment |
deposit |
| grounds
| 8 |
noun |
sediment |
residue, leavings, lees, dregs, precipitate, precipitation, settlings, grouts |
| group
| 35 |
noun |
number of individuals collectively |
body, crowd, club, company, band, gang, party, society, organization, class, association, troop, gathering, set, chain, grade, cluster, bunch, category, trust, combination, crew, battery, combine, lot, suite, circle, sort, assembly, mess, collection, formation, pool, league, pack |
| group
| 23 |
noun |
number of individuals collectively |
faction, bevy, syndicate, clot, cartel, platoon, posse, passel, parcel, coterie, aggregation, conglomerate, congregation, bundle, clique, assortment, covey, clutch, batch, clump, accumulation, assemblage, shooting match |
| group
| 12 |
verb |
bring together |
meet, arrange, organize, gather, poke, crowd, associate, cluster, link, collect, assemble, bunch |
| group
| 17 |
verb |
bring together |
systematize, huddle, harmonize, congregate, consort, punch, corral, bracket, get together, round up, band together, bunch up, gang around, gang up, hang out, make the scene, scare up |
| group
| 10 |
verb |
classify, sort |
arrange, organize, gather, associate, order, range, rank, file, assemble, class |
| group
| 7 |
verb |
classify, sort |
categorize, marshal, dispose, assort, pigeonhole, bracket, put together |
| grow
| 22 |
verb |
become larger, evolve |
develop, raise, increase, spread, build, thrive, swell, rise, produce, gain, come, expand, advance, age, turn, become, arise, stretch, issue, extend, stem, mount |
| grow
| 33 |
verb |
become larger, evolve |
widen, sprout, cultivate, flourish, breed, multiply, mature, thicken, maturate, dilate, enlarge, wax, germinate, vegetate, pullulate, propagate, abound, heighten, amplify, shoot, augment, luxuriate, originate, ripen, burgeon, fill out, branch out, burst forth, come to be, get bigger, get taller, pop up, spring up |
| growth
| 20 |
noun |
development, progress |
success, advance, hike, rise, expansion, improvement, increase, production, gain, unfolding, crop, flowering, boost, swell, produce, evolution, extension, stretching, up, upping |
| growth
| 22 |
noun |
development, progress |
prosperity, advancement, surge, buildup, aggrandizement, cultivation, vegetation, proliferation, enlargement, augmentation, multiplication, maturing, evolvement, thickening, maturation, sprouting, germination, widening, waxing, beefing up, fleshing out, heightening |
| growth
| 2 |
noun |
tumor |
Cancer, swelling |
| growth
| 12 |
noun |
tumor |
outgrowth, polyp, lump, parasite, excrescence, mole, fibrousness, fungus, wen, thickening, cancroid, fibrous tissue |
| guarantee
| 11 |
noun |
pledge, promise |
agreement, contract, deposit, security, insurance, charter, lock, word, undertaking, pipe, bond |
| guarantee
| 23 |
noun |
pledge, promise |
warranty, collateral, certificate, assurance, guaranty, pawn, vow, surety, bail, warrant, covenant, earnest, certainty, bargain, attestation, token, testament, oath, sure thing, word of honor, certification, gage, recognizance |
| guarantee
| 17 |
verb |
pledge, promise |
protect, secure, prove, support, assure, maintain, ensure, angel, back, evidence, witness, mortgage, confirm, stake, testify, endorse, swear |
| guarantee
| 28 |
verb |
pledge, promise |
insure, attest, certify, guaranty, reassure, juice, evince, wager, aver, warrant, grubstake, bankroll, affirm, answer for, vouch for, cosign, be surety for, bind oneself, get behind, give bond, make bail, make certain, make sure, pick up the check, pick up the tab, sign for, stand behind, stand up for |
| guard
| 2 |
noun |
protector |
defender, watch |
| guard
| 17 |
noun |
protector |
warden, escort, lookout, shepherd, shield, picket, chaperon, guardian, sentry, chaperone, custodian, sentinel, ward, bouncer, chaser, convoyer, watchperson |
| guard
| 4 |
noun |
defense |
screen, protection, pad, security |
| guard
| 9 |
noun |
defense |
shield, bulwark, armor, armament, buffer, aegis, rampart, ward, safeguard |
| guard
| 15 |
verb |
protect, watch |
preserve, patrol, secure, oversee, defend, cover, keep, observe, mind, attend, screen, tend, shelter, conduct, save |
| guard
| 23 |
verb |
protect, watch |
escort, supervise, safeguard, shield, lookout, shepherd, police, fend, bulwark, chaperon, chaperone, stonewall, superintend, convoy, baby-sit, look after, shotgun, cover up, keep an eye on, keep in view, keep under surveillance, ride shotgun for, see after |
| guerrilla
| 1 |
noun |
bushfighter |
terrorist |
| guerrilla
| 8 |
noun |
bushfighter |
mercenary, irregular, soldier of fortune, commando, freedom fighter, professional soldier, resistance fighter, underground fighter |
| guess
| 12 |
noun |
belief, speculation |
prediction, theory, assumption, hypothesis, opinion, feeling, judgment, conclusion, notion, suspicion, estimate, view |
| guess
| 24 |
noun |
belief, speculation |
presumption, conjecture, inference, hunch, supposition, guesswork, deduction, surmise, shot, postulate, presupposition, postulation, fancy, thesis, stab, reckoning, induction, divination, ballpark figure, shot in the dark, guesstimate, supposal, surmisal, sneaking suspicion |
| guess
| 20 |
verb |
try to figure out; imagine |
speculate, divine, calculate, predict, suggest, pretend, think, suppose, solve, believe, deem, select, suspect, chance, judge, estimate, reason, survey, venture, pick |
| guess
| 26 |
verb |
try to figure out; imagine |
fathom, presume, infer, surmise, predicate, fancy, deduce, hypothesize, postulate, opine, conjecture, reckon, hazard, penetrate, theorize, work out, guesstimate, dare say, go out on a limb, happen upon, jump to a conclusion, lump it, size up, take a shot at, take a stab at, think likely |
| guest
| 9 |
noun |
person accommodated, given hospitality |
customer, patron, visitor, companion, inmate, client, recipient, mate, company |
| guest
| 17 |
noun |
person accommodated, given hospitality |
caller, tenant, lodger, transient, boarder, frequenter, renter, visitant, habitué, vacationer, roomer, ephemera, sojourner, sharer, bedfellow, partaker, out-of-towner |
| guide
| 19 |
noun |
something that or someone who leads |
mentor, model, counselor, teacher, pilot, captain, monitor, lead, pattern, genius, ideal, pioneer, leader, adviser, standard, director, inspiration, design, example |
| guide
| 22 |
noun |
something that or someone who leads |
superintendent, chaperon, docent, usher, cicerone, convoy, guru, criterion, escort, conductor, scout, genie, attendant, vanguard, exemplar, paradigm, pathfinder, rudder, controller, exhibitor, lodestar, guiding spirit |
| guide
| 10 |
noun |
information, instructions |
manual, clue, catalog, key, landmark, signal, mark, print, sign, marker |
| guide
| 21 |
noun |
information, instructions |
guidebook, handbook, directory, tip-off, compendium, Bible, bellwether, beacon, pointer, telltale, chapter and verse, signpost, enchiridion, lodestar, ABCs, guiding light, hot lead, the book, the numbers, vade mecum, no-no's |
| guide
| 24 |
verb |
direct, lead |
educate, manage, handle, oversee, govern, influence, instruct, see, train, accompany, teach, regulate, advise, steer, control, counsel, attend, show, route, rule, command, conduct, engineer, pilot |
| guide
| 19 |
verb |
direct, lead |
shepherd, maneuver, navigate, usher, escort, supervise, sway, convoy, superintend, contrive, beacon, chaperon, spearhead, marshal, coxswain, quarterback, have a handle on, show the way, trailblaze |
| guideline
| 11 |
noun |
direction |
code, protocol, guidance, instruction, rule, signal, clue, key, mark, guide, marker |
| guideline
| 3 |
noun |
direction |
precept, ground rule, standard procedure |
| guilt
| 12 |
noun |
blame; bad conscience over responsibility |
regret, liability, shame, responsibility, sin, slip, offense, crime, wrong, fault, failing, error |
| guilt
| 30 |
noun |
blame; bad conscience over responsibility |
culpability, disgrace, indiscretion, remorse, stigma, malfeasance, misbehavior, dereliction, misconduct, wickedness, onus, penitence, dishonor, misstep, infamy, solecism, contrition, delinquency, iniquity, lapse, transgression, malpractice, self-condemnation, answerability, blameworthiness, sinfulness, criminality, self-reproach, malefaction, peccability |
| gullible
| 5 |
adj |
naive, trusting |
believing, biting, innocent, silly, simple |
| gullible
| 20 |
adj |
naive, trusting |
unsuspecting, foolish, unsophisticated, credulous, easy mark, green, mark, sucker, susceptible, wide-eyed, being a sucker, easily taken in, falling hook line and sinker, kidding oneself, swallowing whole, taken in, taking the bait, trustful, tumbling for, unskeptical |
| gun
| 3 |
noun |
weapon that shoots |
rifle, pistol, rod |
| gun
| 21 |
noun |
weapon that shoots |
piece, cannon, ordnance, musket, difference, shotgun, revolver, mortar, hardware, handgun, equalizer, Uzi, howitzer, persuader, blaster, magnum, flintlock, forty-five, Saturday-night special, peashooter, thirty-eight |
| gutter
| 4 |
noun |
ditch |
tube, pipe, drain, channel |
| gutter
| 17 |
noun |
ditch |
eaves, duct, dike, sewer, culvert, conduit, funnel, gully, spout, trench, sluice, trough, moat, watercourse, runnel, fosse, sulcation |
| habit
| 18 |
noun |
tendency, practice |
style, nature, pattern, custom, manner, routine, mode, fashion, set, bent, bias, use, constitution, way, convention, weakness, rule, turn |
| habit
| 31 |
noun |
tendency, practice |
quirk, thing, usage, obsession, dependence, proneness, gravitation, propensity, persuasion, inclination, proclivity, fixation, penchant, disposition, consuetude, habitude, rut, wont, susceptibility, predisposition, mannerism, addiction, groove, praxis, frame of mind, second nature, make-up, impulsion, assuetude, fixed attitude, hangup |
| habit
| 1 |
noun |
dress, clothing, often for a particular purpose |
costume |
| habit
| 7 |
noun |
dress, clothing, often for a particular purpose |
habiliment, garment, garb, vestment, apparel, robe, riding clothes |
| habitat
| 23 |
noun |
residence |
nest, cave, terrain, environment, territory, house, seat, home, settlement, occupation, apartment, housing, pad, flat, address, hole, quarters, roof, element, range, place, site, digs |
| habitat
| 29 |
noun |
residence |
dwelling, surroundings, haven, locale, lodging, haunt, crib, accommodations, habitation, locality, domicile, occupancy, nook, abode, berth, hearth, condominium, den, turf, home plate, stamping ground, condo, fireside, roost, homestead, biosphere, residency, commorancy, stomping ground |
| hackneyed
| 6 |
adj |
clichéd, tired |
common, conventional, everyday, old, stereotyped, stock |
| hackneyed
| 27 |
adj |
clichéd, tired |
timeworn, corny, trite, banal, stale, threadbare, antiquated, commonplace, hokey, moth-eaten, obsolete, out-of-date, outdated, outmoded, overworked, pedestrian, quotidian, run-of-the-mill, tripe, unoriginal, worn-out, well-worn, familiar tune, old-chestnut, old-hat, old-saw, played-out |
| hair
| 8 |
noun |
threadlike growth on animate being |
grass, fur, fiber, shock, lock, down, cut, beard |
| hair
| 29 |
noun |
threadlike growth on animate being |
wig, hairstyle, haircut, wool, strand, tress, tuft, bristle, filament, mop, whiskers, coiffure, fluff, fringe, feeler, sideburn, eyebrow, mane, eyelash, quill, cowlick, villus, ruff, thatch, vibrissa, moustache, cilium, frizzies, split ends |
| haircut
| 1 |
noun |
trim |
trimming |
| haircut
| 9 |
noun |
trim |
hairdo, hairstyle, crew cut, bob, bangs, pompadour, shingling, buzz cut, feather cut |
| half
| 4 |
adj |
partial |
partly, limited, moderate, divided |
| half
| 6 |
adj |
partial |
fractional, incomplete, bisected, even-steven, fifty-fifty, halved |
| half
| 2 |
noun |
one of two equal parts of a whole |
fraction, division |
| half
| 4 |
noun |
one of two equal parts of a whole |
moiety, hemisphere, bisection, fifty percent |
| hall
| 8 |
noun |
corridor |
hallway, entrance, room, gallery, lobby, pass, passage, entry |
| hall
| 6 |
noun |
corridor |
foyer, vestibule, passageway, rotunda, anteroom, entranceway |
| hall
| 6 |
noun |
room for large affairs |
arena, theater, chamber, church, gallery, casino |
| hall
| 15 |
noun |
room for large affairs |
gymnasium, amphitheater, lounge, auditorium, salon, mart, armory, meeting place, ballroom, gym, lyceum, refectory, stateroom, assembly room, dining hall |
| hallway
| 2 |
noun |
foyer |
entrance, corridor |
| hallway
| 1 |
noun |
foyer |
entrance way |
| halt
| 6 |
noun |
end, stoppage |
pause, stop, break, arrest, stand, close |
| halt
| 12 |
noun |
end, stoppage |
interruption, standstill, letup, freeze, layoff, termination, impasse, cutoff, break-off, grinding halt, screaming halt, screeching halt |
| halt
| 15 |
verb |
stop, cause to stop |
bar, suspend, end, arrest, stop, stem, cease, interrupt, block, pause, rest, frustrate, stay, check, wait |
| halt
| 29 |
verb |
stop, cause to stop |
terminate, adjourn, stall, curb, impede, deter, hamper, break off, obstruct, punctuate, balk, desist, cut short, draw up, hold back, pull up, intermit, blow the whistle on, bring to an end, bring to standstill, call it a day, cease fire, close down, come to an end, cool it, drop anchor, hold at bay, put a cork in, stand still |
| halt
| 2 |
verb |
hesitate, stutter |
pause, stumble |
| halt
| 12 |
verb |
hesitate, stutter |
vacillate, limp, stammer, hobble, stagger, waver, falter, dither, shilly-shally, be defective, whiffle, wiggle-waggle |
| ham
| 5 |
noun |
one who overacts |
hot dog, exhibitionist, showoff, grandstander, hotshot |
| hammer
| 10 |
verb |
beat, hit |
knock, pound, tap, form, make, defeat, drive, strike, shape, fashion |
| hammer
| 12 |
verb |
beat, hit |
bang, clobber, thrash, batter, wallop, forge, trounce, drub, whack, pummel, bear down, whomp |
| hand
| 5 |
noun |
appendage at end of human arm, |
grip, fist, grasp, hold, hook |
| hand
| 10 |
noun |
appendage at end of human arm, |
ham, paw, extremity, fin, palm, shaker, mitt, metacarpus, phalanges, including fingers duke |
| hand
| 4 |
noun |
person who does labor |
help, worker, aide, employee |
| hand
| 8 |
noun |
person who does labor |
laborer, helper, roustabout, artisan, operative, craftsperson, artificer, hired person |
| hand
| 15 |
noun |
help, aid |
control, skill, support, part, ability, direction, agency, influence, assistance, instruction, share, lift, relief, guidance, participation |
| hand
| 2 |
noun |
help, aid |
succor, knack |
| hand
| 1 |
noun |
handwriting |
script |
| hand
| 3 |
noun |
handwriting |
chirography, longhand, calligraphy |
| hand
| 4 |
noun |
round of applause |
ovation, clap, handclapping, thunderous reception |
| handicap
| 9 |
noun |
disadvantage |
barrier, disability, obstacle, burden, load, restriction, limitation, injury, block |
| handicap
| 13 |
noun |
disadvantage |
stumbling block, affliction, drawback, impediment, hindrance, shortcoming, impairment, encumbrance, baggage, millstone, detriment, hangup, psychological baggage |
| handicap
| 5 |
noun |
advantage |
start, odds, penalty, favor, points |
| handicap
| 5 |
noun |
advantage |
vantage, bulge, edge, upper hand, head start |
| handicap
| 3 |
verb |
give disadvantage |
restrict, limit, burden |
| handicap
| 11 |
verb |
give disadvantage |
hinder, cripple, hamstring, impede, hamper, hog-tie, encumber, sideline, hold back, put out of commission, take out |
| handwrite
| 4 |
verb |
write signature |
signature, sign, pen, endorse |
| handwrite
| 5 |
verb |
write signature |
engross, subscribe, inscribe, ink, write by hand |
| handy
| 5 |
adj |
nearby |
accessible, available, ready, close, near |
| handy
| 8 |
adj |
nearby |
convenient, adjacent, at hand, close by, close-at-hand, near-at-hand, on hand, within reach |
| handy
| 8 |
adj |
easy to use |
available, useful, helpful, practical, neat, ready, central, functional |
| handy
| 11 |
adj |
easy to use |
profitable, convenient, practicable, manageable, adaptable, advantageous, beneficial, gainful, serviceable, utile, wieldy |
| handy
| 5 |
adj |
adept physically |
ready, fit, expert, able, skilled |
| handy
| 8 |
adj |
adept physically |
adroit, clever, deft, dexterous, ingenious, nimble, proficient, skillful |
| hang
| 24 |
verb |
suspend or be suspended |
pin, drift, float, cover, lean, wave, bend, attach, remain, decorate, swing, hold, stick, deck, rest, nail, depend, fix, cling, trail, lower, drop, bow, project |
| hang
| 23 |
verb |
suspend or be suspended |
hover, flap, dangle, drape, flop, sag, adhere, droop, loll, lop, overhang, impend, tack, incline, fasten, furnish, stay up, beetle, be fastened, be in mid-air, be loose, be pendent, be poised |
| hang
| 1 |
verb |
kill by suspension from a rope |
execute |
| hang
| 9 |
verb |
kill by suspension from a rope |
stretch, hoist, swing, noose, lynch, scrag, gibbet, send to the gallows, string up |
| hang
| 3 |
verb |
depend on future action |
await, rest, cling |
| hang
| 9 |
verb |
depend on future action |
hinge, pend, turn on, be conditional upon, be contingent on, be dependent on, be determined by, be in limbo, be in suspense |
| happen
| 19 |
verb |
come to pass; occur |
hit, develop, appear, arise, fall, result, pass, meet, arrive, proceed, light, shake, spring, down, chance, follow, issue, stumble, luck |
| happen
| 28 |
verb |
come to pass; occur |
materialize, go on, transpire, supervene, recur, bump, befall, ensue, eventuate, smoke, betide, come about, come off, turn out, turn up, take place, take effect, crop up, be found, become a fact, become known, become of, come after, come into being, come into existence, present itself, stumble upon, what goes |
| happy
| 14 |
adj |
in high spirits; satisfied |
contented, delighted, pleased, pleasant, peaceful, glad, blessed, content, gay, laughing, light, sunny, blest, up |
| happy
| 34 |
adj |
in high spirits; satisfied |
cheerful, overjoyed, ecstatic, elated, joyous, lively, merry, upbeat, joyful, jubilant, blissful, blithe, chipper, convivial, exultant, gleeful, gratified, intoxicated, jolly, mirthful, on cloud nine, peppy, perky, playful, sparkling, tickled, tickled pink, thrilled, captivated, chirpy, flying high, looking good, walking on air, can't complain |
| happy
| 14 |
adj |
lucky |
successful, appropriate, casual, correct, effective, favorable, fitting, just, meet, nice, promising, proper, right, suitable |
| happy
| 18 |
adj |
lucky |
apt, fortunate, accidental, advantageous, auspicious, befitting, convenient, efficacious, enviable, felicitous, incidental, opportune, propitious, satisfactory, seasonable, timely, well-timed, providential |
| hard
| 11 |
adj |
rocklike |
solid, strong, tough, concentrated, dense, firm, iron, packed, set, stiff, thick |
| hard
| 15 |
adj |
rocklike |
callous, compact, hardened, impenetrable, inflexible, rigid, rocky, stony, unyielding, adamantine, indurate, compacted, compressed, consolidated, indurated |
| hard
| 15 |
adj |
difficult, exhausting |
tough, terrible, complicated, serious, rough, demanding, exacting, involved, labored, mean, murder, severe, tiring, wearing, fatiguing |
| hard
| 33 |
adj |
difficult, exhausting |
heavy, troublesome, arduous, herculean, backbreaking, bothersome, burdensome, distressing, formidable, grinding, hairy, intricate, irksome, knotty, laborious, merciless, onerous, operose, rigorous, rugged, scabrous, slavish, sticky, strenuous, toilsome, unsparing, uphill, wearisome, effortful, wearying, difficile, toilful, uphill battle |
| hard
| 12 |
adj |
cruel, ruthless |
tough, harsh, painful, angry, bitter, brutal, cold, dark, exacting, hostile, severe, strict |
| hard
| 36 |
adj |
cruel, ruthless |
bleak, grim, acrimonious, antagonistic, austere, callous, cold-blooded, disagreeable, distressing, dour, grievous, hard-boiled, inclement, intemperate, intolerable, obdurate, perverse, pitiless, rigorous, rugged, stern, stringent, stubborn, thick-skinned, unfeeling, unjust, unkind, unpleasant, unrelenting, unsparing, unsympathetic, vengeful, rancorous, resentful, cold fish, hard as nails |
| hard
| 10 |
adj |
true, indisputable |
positive, sure, absolute, actual, bare, cold, genuine, plain, practical, realistic |
| hard
| 6 |
adj |
true, indisputable |
definite, down-to-earth, pragmatic, undeniable, unvarnished, verified |
| hard
| 6 |
adv |
with great force |
strongly, seriously, heavily, severely, roughly, sharply |
| hard
| 38 |
adv |
with great force |
vigorously, angrily, briskly, brutally, cruelly, earnestly, energetically, fiercely, forcibly, frantically, furiously, intensely, madly, meanly, painfully, powerfully, savagely, sprightly, urgently, viciously, violently, wildly, actively, animatedly, boisterously, ferociously, keenly, like fury, relentlessly, rigorously, rowdily, spiritedly, stormily, tumultously/tumultuously, turbulently, uproariously, vivaciously, with all one's might |
| hard
| 4 |
adv |
with determination |
closely, sharply, steadily, thoroughly |
| hard
| 15 |
adv |
with determination |
earnestly, industriously, intensely, intently, strenuously, exhaustively, intensively, assiduously, diligently, doggedly, painstakingly, persistently, searchingly, unremittingly, untiringly |
| hard
| 5 |
adv |
with difficulty |
badly, severely, carefully, hardly, roughly |
| hard
| 20 |
adv |
with difficulty |
vigorously, awkwardly, harshly, inconveniently, laboriously, painfully, strenuously, arduously, agonizingly, burdensomely, cumbersomely, cumbrously, distressingly, exhaustingly, gruelingly, ponderously, tiredly, toilsomely, unwieldily, with great effort |
| hard
| 2 |
adv |
with resentment |
hardly, slowly |
| hard
| 5 |
adv |
with resentment |
reluctantly, sorely, bitterly, keenly, rancorously |
| hard
| 5 |
adv |
in a fixed manner |
close, fast, tight, firmly, firm |
| hard
| 3 |
adv |
in a fixed manner |
solidly, steadfastly, tightly |
| hardship
| 16 |
noun |
personal burden |
grief, disaster, danger, suffering, hazard, difficulty, fatigue, worry, trouble, injury, case, accident, labor, trial, want, need |
| hardship
| 33 |
noun |
personal burden |
misfortune, peril, oppression, discomfort, calamity, misery, persecution, torment, sorrow, adversity, catastrophe, grievance, travail, distress, privation, destitution, drudgery, mischance, austerity, curse, rigor, vicissitude, affliction, tribulation, asperity, toil, hard knocks, rainy day, Herculean task, rotten luck, tough break, tough luck, uphill battle |
| hardware
| 1 |
noun |
tools; fittings, especially made of metal |
implements |
| hardware
| 11 |
noun |
tools; fittings, especially made of metal |
housewares, plumbing, utensils, ironware, fasteners, appliances, fixtures, metalware, kitchenware, accouterments, household furnishings |
| harm
| 9 |
noun |
injury, evil |
loss, violence, damage, wrong, abuse, ill, hurt, sin, ruin |
| harm
| 26 |
noun |
injury, evil |
mischief, sabotage, vandalism, disservice, misuse, impairment, ruination, misfortune, immorality, iniquity, vice, ravage, mischance, prejudice, infliction, outrage, detriment, wickedness, foul play, wear and tear, noxiousness, sinfulness, perniciousness, marring, banefulness, deleteriousness |
| harm
| 11 |
verb |
injure; cause evil |
shock, ruin, damage, hurt, abuse, undermine, total, wound, crush, get, wrong |
| harm
| 42 |
verb |
injure; cause evil |
wreck, tarnish, inconvenience, shatter, cripple, impair, maim, trample, prejudice, outrage, mar, sap, sabotage, traumatize, tweak, scathe, bruise, zing, molest, maltreat, nick, vitiate, vandalize, stab, spoil, misuse, mutilate, blemish, ill-treat, wrench, discommode, incommode, mangle, wing, mess up, put down, disserve, louse up, dilapidate, do violence to, dump on, muck up |
| harmful
| 7 |
adj |
injurious, hurtful |
bad, painful, toxic, damaging, risky, evil, undermining |
| harmful
| 39 |
adj |
injurious, hurtful |
inimical, unhealthy, noxious, catastrophic, unsafe, pernicious, adverse, disastrous, detrimental, sinful, disadvantageous, ruinous, destructive, baleful, baneful, calamitous, consumptive, corrupting, deleterious, dire, incendiary, internecine, malicious, malignant, menacing, mischievous, murderous, nocuous, pestiferous, sinister, subversive, unwholesome, virulent, cataclysmic, pestilential, corroding, crippling, harassing, malefic |
| harmony
| 7 |
noun |
social agreement |
peace, understanding, consensus, unity, cooperation, friendship, sympathy |
| harmony
| 17 |
noun |
social agreement |
unanimity, tranquility, consistency, good will, conformity, rapport, kinship, correspondence, accord, empathy, concord, amity, affinity, compatibility, amicability, like-mindedness, meeting of minds |
| harmony
| 9 |
noun |
correspondence, balance |
integrity, integration, unity, tune, form, proportion, agreement, fitness, order |
| harmony
| 16 |
noun |
correspondence, balance |
consistency, conformity, togetherness, concordance, consonance, symmetry, concord, accord, articulation, chime, congruity, regularity, suitability, parallelism, oneness, conformance |
| harmony
| 8 |
noun |
musical accordance |
arrangement, unity, composition, tune, concert, piece, blend, blending |
| harmony
| 22 |
noun |
musical accordance |
melody, unison, consonance, richness, concurrence, chime, chorus, euphony, symphony, triad, overtone, chord, polyphony, diapason, harmonics, tunefulness, melodiousness, attunement, concentus, concinnity, mellifluousness, organum |
| harsh
| 9 |
adj |
rough, crude (to the senses) |
hard, severe, sharp, bitter, cracked, disagreeing, disturbing, flat, jarring |
| harsh
| 42 |
adj |
rough, crude (to the senses) |
grim, rigid, strident, bleak, coarse, acrid, astringent, cacophonous, clashing, craggy, discordant, dissonant, earsplitting, glaring, grating, guttural, hoarse, incompatible, jagged, noisy, off-key, rasping, raucous, rugged, rusty, sour, uneven, unrelenting, croaking, unmusical, asperous, caterwauling, creaking, jangling, not smooth, out-of-key, out-of-tune, screeching, stridulous, tuneless, unlevel, unmelodious |
| harsh
| 8 |
adj |
nasty, abusive |
tough, hard, cruel, brutal, severe, sharp, bitter, mean |
| harsh
| 25 |
adj |
nasty, abusive |
stringent, unkind, rude, ruthless, relentless, unpleasant, punitive, stern, grim, austere, discourteous, dour, gruff, hairy, hard-boiled, hard-nosed, pitiless, uncivil, unfeeling, ungracious, unrelenting, wicked, comfortless, hard-shell, cussed |
| harvest
| 15 |
noun |
crops; taking in of crops |
output, result, yield, summer, gathering, return, season, effect, yielding, produce, fall, consequence, harvesting, storing, cropping |
| harvest
| 10 |
noun |
crops; taking in of crops |
intake, repercussion, fruition, autumn, by-product, garnering, reaping, ingathering, fruitage, harvest-time |
| harvest
| 9 |
verb |
gathering of produce |
gather, collect, pick, cut, get, acquire, crop, strip, store |
| harvest
| 18 |
verb |
gathering of produce |
amass, mow, pluck, accumulate, take in, hoard, reap, cull, bin, plow, squirrel, glean, garner, cache, stow, stash, harrow, pile up |
| hat
| 5 |
noun |
covering for the head |
helmet, lid, straw, bucket, topper |
| hat
| 17 |
noun |
covering for the head |
bonnet, sailor, fedora, headgear, skimmer, millinery, Stetson, Panama, chapeau, bowler, boater, sombrero, tam, headpiece, stove pipe, ten-gallon, tam o'shanter |
| hate
| 6 |
noun |
extreme dislike |
pain, horror, spite, trouble, bother, objection |
| hate
| 39 |
noun |
extreme dislike |
antagonism, enmity, hostility, revenge, resentment, venom, animosity, rancor, loathing, hatred, grievance, abomination, detestation, rankling, nuisance, malevolence, gripe, anathema, disgust, antipathy, scorn, repugnance, frost, malignity, animus, revulsion, odium, execration, abhorrence, bugbear, irritant, repulsion, aversion, ill will, mislike, black beast, nasty look, no love lost, bête noire |
| hate
| 40 |
verb |
dislike very strongly |
despise, scorn, detest, shun, abhor, loathe, abominate, spurn, deprecate, execrate, disdain, disapprove, contemn, nauseate, curse, deride, disfavor, disparage, anathematize, look down on, allergic to, be disgusted with, be hostile to, be loath, be reluctant, be repelled by, be sick of, be sorry, bear a grudge against, down on, feel malice to, have an aversion to, have enough of, have no use for, not care for, object to, recoil from, shudder at, spit upon, can't stand |
| haul
| 8 |
noun |
something obtained or moved |
cargo, harvest, load, yield, gain, burden, catch, find |
| haul
| 7 |
noun |
something obtained or moved |
lading, booty, freight, spoils, payload, loot, takings |
| haul
| 21 |
verb |
move, pull to another spot |
ride, cart, bring, drag, lift, remove, carry, transport, pack, shoulder, buck, draw, raise, shift, gun, back, trail, truck, convey, boost, heel |
| haul
| 13 |
verb |
move, pull to another spot |
tote, rake, tow, hoist, lug, heave, elevate, hump, trawl, jag, tug, schlepp, piggy back |
| haunt
| 9 |
noun |
place for socializing |
habitat, site, headquarters, resort, range, place, home, retreat, bar |
| haunt
| 17 |
noun |
place for socializing |
hangout, meeting place, abode, dwelling, niche, lair, cubbyhole, locality, purlieu, den, rendezvous, gathering place, watering hole, clubhouse, living quarters, stomping ground, trysting place |
| haunt
| 9 |
verb |
visit as a spirit |
worry, trouble, float, walk, appear, return, rise, possess, rack |
| haunt
| 42 |
verb |
visit as a spirit |
bedevil, annoy, terrorize, permeate, frighten, besiege, appall, pervade, beset, torment, plague, hound, inhabit, terrify, obsess, agonize, agitate, infest, molest, intrude, recur, pester, disquiet, madden, vex, dwell, hover, spook, harrow, overrun, materialize, tease, reappear, manifest, nettle, harass, voodoo, come back, prey on, weigh on, be ever present, stay with |
| haunt
| 5 |
verb |
spend a lot of time at |
affect, repair, visit, resort, frequent |
| haunt
| 6 |
verb |
spend a lot of time at |
habituate, infest, hang around, hang about, hang out, tarry at |
| have
| 21 |
verb |
be in possession |
enjoy, include, get, receive, acquire, bear, accept, keep, admit, own, take, carry, retain, possess, hold, obtain, gain, land, secure, occupy, corner |
| have
| 14 |
verb |
be in possession |
pick up, hog, annex, procure, compass, chalk up, take in, get hands on, get hold of, have in hand, latch on to, lock up, sit on, teem with |
| have
| 17 |
verb |
endure, bear |
enjoy, undergo, consider, feel, experience, leave, see, know, allow, permit, need, become, suffer, let, tolerate, sustain, must |
| have
| 12 |
verb |
endure, bear |
entertain, be compelled to, be forced to, be up to, fall on, meet with, ought, put up with, rest with, should, think about, be one's duty to |
| have
| 4 |
verb |
contain |
involve, include, embrace, comprise |
| have
| 5 |
verb |
contain |
subsume, embody, encompass, comprehend, take in |
| have
| 1 |
verb |
cheat, trick |
fool |
| have
| 13 |
verb |
cheat, trick |
fix, outsmart, outfox, outwit, undo, dupe, overreach, outmaneuver, deceive, swindle, buy off, take in, tamper with |
| have
| 2 |
verb |
bring into the world |
deliver, bear |
| have
| 3 |
verb |
bring into the world |
beget, bring forth, give birth |
| hay
| 2 |
noun |
dried grass |
grass, feed |
| hay
| 6 |
noun |
dried grass |
fodder, chaff, forage, provender, swath, herbage |
| head
| 9 |
adj |
most important; chief |
prime, champion, principal, leading, pioneer, front, main, first, highest |
| head
| 7 |
adj |
most important; chief |
premier, arch, foremost, preeminent, stellar, supreme, topmost |
| head
| 3 |
noun |
top part of an animate body |
brain, skull, upstairs |
| head
| 16 |
noun |
top part of an animate body |
noodle, belfry, attic, crown, dome, cranium, noggin, scalp, pate, gray matter, think tank, coconut, thinker, capitulum, top story, upper story |
| head
| 11 |
noun |
leader |
executive, chief, commander, director, manager, officer, supervisor, boss, President, captain, principal |
| head
| 7 |
noun |
leader |
superintendent, honcho, chieftain, commanding officer, dominator, lead-off person, top dog |
| head
| 10 |
noun |
top part |
height, bill, point, headline, cap, tip, summit, peak, pitch, heading |
| head
| 9 |
noun |
top part |
crown, crest, promontory, vertex, apex, beak, banner, cork, streamer |
| head
| 5 |
noun |
front, beginning |
origin, van, start, rise, source |
| head
| 6 |
noun |
front, beginning |
fore, vanguard, forefront, commencement, fountainhead, first place |
| head
| 11 |
noun |
ability, intelligence |
mind, capacity, bent, gift, genius, understanding, thought, turn, faculty, talent, brains |
| head
| 6 |
noun |
ability, intelligence |
mentality, aptness, aptitude, knack, intellect, flair |
| head
| 3 |
noun |
turning point |
end, crisis, conclusion |
| head
| 3 |
noun |
turning point |
culmination, acme, climax |
| head
| 11 |
verb |
manage, oversee |
control, run, lead, direct, command, guide, govern, rule, pioneer, address, dominate |
| head
| 7 |
verb |
manage, oversee |
supervise, precede, be first, be in charge, go first, hold sway over, lead the way |
| headgear
| 5 |
noun |
covering for the head |
helmet, lid, straw, bucket, topper |
| headgear
| 16 |
noun |
covering for the head |
bonnet, sailor, fedora, skimmer, millinery, Stetson, Panama, chapeau, bowler, boater, sombrero, tam, headpiece, stove pipe, ten-gallon, tam o'shanter |
| headgear
| 2 |
noun |
hat |
cap, cover |
| headgear
| 5 |
noun |
hat |
hood, coronet, headdress, chapeau, capote |
| headline
| 4 |
noun |
head |
title, header, heading, leader |
| headline
| 3 |
noun |
head |
caption, screamer, scarehead |
| headquarters
| 1 |
noun |
center of operations |
base |
| headquarters
| 8 |
noun |
center of operations |
nerve center, command post, main office, HQ, base of operations, central station, company headquaters, high command |
| heal
| 13 |
verb |
cure, recover |
repair, restore, rebuild, settle, treat, fix, improve, set, attend, doctor, free, compose, dress |
| heal
| 32 |
verb |
cure, recover |
soothe, reconcile, regenerate, rejuvenate, revive, rehabilitate, alleviate, mend, medicate, revivify, knit, resuscitate, reanimate, renovate, remedy, conciliate, convalesce, harmonize, ameliorate, salve, renew, meliorate, bring around, patch up, physic, get well, make healthy, make sound, make well, make whole, minister to, put on feet again |
| health
| 9 |
noun |
physical, mental wellness |
energy, strength, well-being, fitness, tone, shape, constitution, state, form |
| health
| 26 |
noun |
physical, mental wellness |
verdure, healthiness, pink, fettle, euphoria, stamina, complexion, soundness, vigor, haleness, bloom, wholeness, hardihood, prime, hardiness, salubrity, lustiness, salubriousness, robustness, tonicity, healthfulness, clean bill, eupepsia, fine feather, good condition, top form |
| healthy
| 13 |
adj |
in good condition |
tough, normal, athletic, fresh, active, strong, firm, fit, restored, sound, trim, well, whole |
| healthy
| 30 |
adj |
in good condition |
vigorous, healthful, hearty, lively, robust, able-bodied, all right, blooming, chipper, flourishing, hale, hardy, husky, lusty, muscular, potent, stout, sturdy, unimpaired, virile, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, full of life, in fine feather, in fine fettle, in good shape, in the pink, physically fit, rosy-cheeked, safe and sound |
| hear
| 5 |
verb |
detect by perceiving sound |
attend, read, listen, strain, catch |
| hear
| 20 |
verb |
detect by perceiving sound |
get, pick up, hark, heed, eavesdrop, apprehend, devour, hearken, descry, make out, take in, overhear, auscultate, be all ears, become aware, get an earful, get wind of, give an audience to, give attention, give ears |
| hear
| 8 |
verb |
become aware of information |
receive, gather, discover, see, understand, determine, learn, catch |
| hear
| 17 |
verb |
become aware of information |
find out, pick up, unearth, tumble, glean, descry, ascertain, apperceive, be advised, be informed, be led to believe, be told of, catch on, get the picture, get wind of, get wise to, have on good authority |
| heart
| 12 |
noun |
person's emotions |
character, feeling, love, soul, nature, humanity, sentiment, sympathy, sensitivity, understanding, response, concern |
| heart
| 12 |
noun |
person's emotions |
pity, zest, compassion, benevolence, gusto, tenderness, disposition, temperament, inclination, relish, affection, palate |
| heart
| 7 |
noun |
courage |
nerve, mind, soul, spirit, will, purpose, resolution |
| heart
| 10 |
noun |
courage |
spunk, dauntlessness, boldness, gallantry, guts, pluck, fortitude, moxie, mettle, bravery |
| heart
| 8 |
noun |
essence, central part |
core, center, soul, focus, middle, root, seat, basic |
| heart
| 16 |
noun |
essence, central part |
kernel, gist, hub, quintessence, nitty-gritty, bosom, crux, pith, nucleus, quick, marrow, nub, bottom line, focal point, polestar, coal and ice |
| heart
| 1 |
noun |
blood-pumping organ in an animate being |
clock |
| heart
| 3 |
noun |
blood-pumping organ in an animate being |
ticker, cardiac organ, vascular organ |
| heat
| 2 |
noun |
high temperature |
fever, warmth |
| heat
| 16 |
noun |
high temperature |
torridity, swelter, sultriness, hotness, dog days, torridness, hot weather, incandescence, warmness, fieriness, calefaction, incalescence, calidity, greenhouse effect, heatwave, hot spell |
| heat
| 7 |
noun |
anger, passion |
excitement, intensity, fever, warmth, violence, desire, rage |
| heat
| 9 |
noun |
anger, passion |
earnestness, zeal, agitation, fury, vehemence, fervor, ardor, ferocity, impetuosity |
| heat
| 9 |
verb |
make or become hot |
melt, warm, bake, steam, boil, sun, fire, flame, smelt |
| heat
| 37 |
verb |
make or become hot |
toast, grill, thaw, ignite, sear, roast, broil, incandesce, char, seethe, swelter, flush, scald, perspire, blaze, singe, fry, oxidize, inflame, bask, glow, chafe, incinerate, enkindle, kindle, scorch, reheat, oxidate, frizzle, calorify, enflame, grow hot, grow warm, raise the temperature, set on fire, tepefy, warm up |
| heaven
| 9 |
noun |
place where god lives; wonderful feeling |
kingdom, atmosphere, upstairs, happiness, harmony, glory, transport, beyond, heights |
| heaven
| 35 |
noun |
place where god lives; wonderful feeling |
nirvana, Promised Land, immortality, paradise, rapture, ecstasy, Shangri-la, sky, bliss, firmament, enchantment, eternity, felicity, hereafter, empyrean, utopia, azure, dreamland, happy hunting ground, kingdom come, Canaan, wonderland, fairyland, afterworld, Zion, Arcadia, Elysium, eternal home, eternal rest, great unknown, life everlasting, life to come, next world, pearly gates, the blue |
| heavy
| 11 |
adj |
having great weight |
huge, excessive, big, fat, large, substantial, massive, considerable, built, loaded, pregnant |
| heavy
| 36 |
adj |
having great weight |
bulky, awkward, unwieldy, burdensome, hefty, cumbersome, abundant, weighty, gross, lumbering, overweight, stout, ample, beefy, chunky, copious, corpulent, elephantine, enceinte, expectant, fleshy, laden, obese, oppressed, ponderous, porcine, portly, top-heavy, unmanageable, cumbrous, gravid, parturient, lead-footed, two-ton, weighted, zaftig |
| heavy
| 13 |
adj |
difficult, severe |
tough, harsh, hard, violent, complicated, serious, rough, wild, complex, grave, confused, labored, profound |
| heavy
| 26 |
adj |
difficult, severe |
tedious, onerous, arduous, burdensome, weighty, abstruse, boisterous, esoteric, formidable, grievous, intolerable, knotty, laborious, oppressive, recondite, solemn, stormy, strenuous, tempestuous, toilsome, troublesome, turbulent, vexatious, wearisome, effortful, acroamatic |
| heavy
| 5 |
adj |
depressed, gloomy |
dark, wet, lowering, close, sad |
| heavy
| 18 |
adj |
depressed, gloomy |
melancholy, downcast, damp, overcast, stifling, cloudy, crestfallen, dejected, despondent, disconsolate, dismal, dull, leaden, oppressive, sodden, soggy, sorrowful, grieving |
| heavy
| 9 |
adj |
listless, slow |
sluggish, apathetic, comatose, dull, indifferent, lethargic, torpid, hebetudinous, slumberous |
| hedge
| 6 |
noun |
boundary, obstacle, especially one made of plants |
fence, barrier, screen, bush, guard, protection |
| hedge
| 7 |
noun |
boundary, obstacle, especially one made of plants |
shrubbery, hurdle, thicket, enclosure, quickset, hedgerow, windbreak |
| hedge
| 1 |
verb |
avoid, dodge |
duck |
| hedge
| 28 |
verb |
avoid, dodge |
sidestep, fudge, waffle, pussyfoot, shuffle, temporize, equivocate, stonewall, tergiversate, evade, prevaricate, stall, flip-flop, quibble, shuck, blow hot and cold, cop out, hem and haw, pass the buck, shilly-shally, jive, cop a plea, be noncommittal, beat around the bush, give the run around, run around, sit on the fence, tergiverse |
| hedge
| 9 |
verb |
enclose |
cage, fence, surround, restrict, pen, edge, ring, border, block |
| hedge
| 9 |
verb |
enclose |
hinder, coop, obstruct, girdle, immure, corral, confine, siege, hem in |
| heel
| 1 |
verb |
follow |
attend |
| heel
| 1 |
verb |
follow |
obey |
| height
| 9 |
noun |
altitude, top part |
ceiling, peak, extent, rise, tip, mountain, summit, hill, pitch |
| height
| 18 |
noun |
altitude, top part |
pinnacle, prominence, stature, elevation, crest, crown, highness, acme, cusp, apex, vertex, brow, zenith, tiptop, apogee, loftiness, solstice, tallness |
| height
| 7 |
noun |
climax; importance |
top, maximum, dignity, end, limit, ultimate, crisis |
| height
| 16 |
noun |
climax; importance |
crest, prominence, uttermost, culmination, acme, heyday, extremity, exaltation, grandeur, eminence, loftiness, ne plus ultra, sublimity, crowning point, high point, utmost degree |
| heir
| 9 |
noun |
person who inherits possessions |
beneficiary, scion, successor, inheritor, devisee, heritor, grantee, crown prince/princess, next in line |
| helicopter
| 5 |
noun |
aircraft |
chopper, eggbeater, autogiro, whirlybird, copter |
| hell
| 6 |
noun |
place of the condemned; bad situation |
nightmare, difficulty, trial, suffering, grave, pit |
| hell
| 26 |
noun |
place of the condemned; bad situation |
purgatory, inferno, misery, abyss, ordeal, underworld, agony, perdition, torment, affliction, pandemonium, anguish, wretchedness, limbo, bottomless pit, fire and brimstone, nether world, Gehenna, blazes, Hades, Abaddon, everlasting fire, hell-fire, infernal regions, lower world, place of torment |
| hello
| 1 |
interj |
how do you do |
welcome |
| hello
| 16 |
interj |
how do you do |
howdy, hi, greetings, bonjour, buenas noches, buenos dias, good day, good morning, hey, hi-ya, how are you, how goes it, howdy-do, shalom, what's happening, what's up |
| helmet
| 1 |
noun |
headgear |
hat |
| helmet
| 8 |
noun |
headgear |
hard hat, armor, busby, kepi, shako, crash helmet, head protector, safety helmet |
| help
| 14 |
noun |
assistance, relief |
advice, use, service, support, comfort, hand, benefit, cooperation, aid, guidance, assist, maintenance, utility, cure |
| help
| 9 |
noun |
assistance, relief |
balm, nourishment, corrective, sustenance, avail, remedy, lift, succor, helping hand |
| help
| 13 |
noun |
employee |
worker, hand, colleague, deputy, servant, assistant, domestic, aide, mate, representative, partner, supporter, ally |
| help
| 10 |
noun |
employee |
abettor, auxiliary, helper, helpmate, collaborator, subsidiary, attendant, adjutant, ancilla, right-hand person |
| help
| 21 |
verb |
aid, assist |
save, support, serve, encourage, cooperate, benefit, maintain, back, push, further, promote, boost, stimulate, advocate, relieve, cheer, accommodate, second, sustain, sanction, endorse |
| help
| 28 |
verb |
aid, assist |
bolster, plug, abet, befriend, uphold, intercede, ballyhoo, patronize, succor, hype, puff, prop, buck up, go to bat for, be of use, do a favor, do a service, go with, lend a hand, open doors, root for, see through, stand by, stick up for, stump for, work for, do one's part, take under one's wing |
| help
| 10 |
verb |
improve |
restore, ease, treat, facilitate, attend, doctor, heal, relieve, better, cure |
| help
| 9 |
verb |
improve |
revive, alleviate, mitigate, nourish, palliate, amend, remedy, ameliorate, meliorate |
| helpful
| 19 |
adj |
beneficial, beneficent |
accessible, useful, valuable, cooperative, supportive, productive, crucial, friendly, important, favorable, significant, practical, suitable, essential, accommodating, improving, kind, bettering, caring |
| helpful
| 25 |
adj |
beneficial, beneficent |
sympathetic, advantageous, convenient, conducive, profitable, constructive, timely, applicable, invaluable, benevolent, considerate, effectual, efficacious, fortunate, instrumental, neighborly, operative, pragmatic, serviceable, usable, utilitarian, contributive, good for, serendipitous, symbiotic |
| helpless
| 8 |
adj |
incapable, incompetent; vulnerable |
weak, disabled, unable, abandoned, dependent, exposed, pinned, tapped |
| helpless
| 24 |
adj |
incapable, incompetent; vulnerable |
defenseless, impotent, unprotected, paralyzed, forlorn, destitute, powerless, debilitated, feeble, forsaken, friendless, inefficient, inexpert, infirm, invalid, prostrate, shiftless, unfit, over a barrel, basket-case, handcuffed, tapped out, up creek without paddle, with hands tied |
| hemisphere
| 2 |
noun |
one of two equal parts of a whole |
fraction, division |
| hemisphere
| 3 |
noun |
one of two equal parts of a whole |
moiety, bisection, fifty percent |
| hen
| 14 |
noun |
farm fowl |
poultry, biddy, chick, cock, cockerel, pullet, capon, rooster, banty, barnyard fowl, cock-a-doodle-do, cockalorum, gump, heeler |
| hen
| 3 |
noun |
domesticated bird |
duck, chicken, turkey |
| hen
| 10 |
noun |
domesticated bird |
fowl, grouse, quail, geese, pigeon, pheasant, pullet, rooster, goose, partridge |
| hen
| 5 |
noun |
domesticated bird |
chicken, turkey, game, duck, bird |
| hen
| 6 |
noun |
domesticated bird |
chick, cock, goose, pheasant, capon, rooster |
| herb
| 4 |
noun |
spice, extract added to food |
seasoning, sauce, essence, spirit |
| herb
| 7 |
noun |
spice, extract added to food |
additive, condiment, zest, tincture, distillation, relish, quintessence |
| herb
| 5 |
noun |
bloom of a plant |
shoot, head, annual, cluster, spray |
| herb
| 11 |
noun |
bloom of a plant |
blossom, vine, perennial, efflorescence, posy, floret, spike, bud, pompon, floweret, inflorescence |
| herb
| 2 |
noun |
grass, pot |
tea, joint |
| herb
| 17 |
noun |
grass, pot |
dope, cannabis, hashish, hemp, hash, bhang, reefer, weed, ganja, roach, Acapulco gold, Maui wowie, Panama red, doobie, loco weed, maryjane, sinsemilla |
| herb
| 7 |
noun |
organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom |
flower, tree, grass, shoot, slip, annual, bush |
| herb
| 10 |
noun |
organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom |
shrub, vine, perennial, cutting, sprout, seedling, weed, greenery, creeper, biennial |
| herb
| 3 |
noun |
flavoring for food |
salt, dressing, sauce |
| herb
| 7 |
noun |
flavoring for food |
gravy, condiment, spice, relish, zest, pepper, pungency |
| herb
| 7 |
noun |
edible part of plant |
produce, salad, yellow, truck, green, root, greens |
| herb
| 3 |
noun |
edible part of plant |
edible, legume, herbaceous plant |
| herb
| 5 |
noun |
flavoring |
sauce, seasoning, spirit, essence, flavor |
| herb
| 8 |
noun |
flavoring |
additive, zest, tincture, distillation, quintessence, condiment, relish, spice |
| herb
| 6 |
noun |
plant life |
plants, crops, grasses, vegetables, trees, flowers |
| herb
| 7 |
noun |
plant life |
flora, verdure, greenery, herbs, shrubs, saplings, herbage |
| herd
| 14 |
noun |
large group |
gathering, crowd, people, drove, crush, lot, flight, nest, drift, collection, press, school, mass, pack |
| herd
| 15 |
noun |
large group |
throng, brood, swarm, horde, mob, flock, populace, rabble, multitude, bevy, clan, covey, assemblage, hoi polloi, gaggle |
| herd
| 11 |
verb |
gather; shepherd |
poke, force, lead, associate, drive, punch, collect, run, assemble, rally, guide |
| herd
| 9 |
verb |
gather; shepherd |
corral, round up, goad, huddle, muster, congregate, flock, spur, scare up |
| hero
| 5 |
noun |
submarine sandwich |
hoagie, sub, submarine, torpedo, grinder |
| heroin
| 1 |
noun |
smack |
drug |
| heroin
| 16 |
noun |
smack |
dope, opium, narcotic, junk, crap, candy, horse, h, diacetylmorphine, scag, mojo, big H, doojee, flea powder, hard stuff, white stuff |
| hesitate
| 10 |
verb |
wait; be uncertain |
pause, stumble, debate, delay, doubt, shrink, stop, shift, weigh, balance |
| hesitate
| 42 |
verb |
wait; be uncertain |
ponder, balk, waffle, waver, falter, dither, defer, swerve, pussyfoot, seesaw, dillydally, alternate, flounder, fumble, hover, hang, tergiversate, hedge, dally, fluctuate, scruple, oscillate, vacillate, linger, stammer, straddle, demur, stutter, equivocate, blow hot and cold, hang back, hem and haw, hold back, be irresolute, be reluctant, be unwilling, hold off, pull back, shy away, sit on fence, think about, think twice |
| hiccup
| 2 |
noun |
diaphragm spasms |
singultus, hiccough |
| hidden
| 11 |
adj |
unseen, secret |
mysterious, unknown, private, dark, invisible, covered, buried, screened, masked, close, clouded |
| hidden
| 36 |
adj |
unseen, secret |
secluded, latent, covert, undisclosed, underground, concealed, clandestine, obscure, occult, veiled, disguised, cloaked, withheld, abstruse, cryptic, esoteric, hermetic, in the dark, indiscernible, mystic, mystical, recondite, shadowy, surreptitious, ulterior, undercover, undetected, unexposed, shrouded, eclipsed, sequestered, QT, hermetical, imperceivable, out of view, unrevealed |
| hide
| 11 |
verb |
conceal; remain unseen |
plant, shelter, cover, mask, protect, bury, screen, duck, curtain, shadow, reserve |
| hide
| 38 |
verb |
conceal; remain unseen |
shield, hole up, camouflage, stash, withhold, disguise, suppress, obscure, smuggle, stifle, squirrel, harbor, cache, eclipse, cloak, adumbrate, shroud, dissemble, ensconce, ditch, veil, secrete, hold back, hush up, salt away, tuck away, blot out, go into hiding, go underground, keep from, keep secret, lie low, lock up, not give away, not tell, put out of the way, stow away, take cover |
| hierarchy
| 5 |
noun |
order |
position, scale, grouping, ranking, placing |
| hierarchy
| 5 |
noun |
order |
pecking order, pyramid, echelons, chain of command, due order |
| high
| 12 |
adj |
tall; at a great distance aloft |
huge, great, tremendous, big, long, large, soaring, steep, giant, flying, grand, towering |
| high
| 17 |
adj |
tall; at a great distance aloft |
immense, lofty, aerial, elevated, alpine, colossal, eminent, formidable, gigantic, sky-high, altitudinous, high rise, high-reaching, hovering, sky-scraping, uplifted, upraised |
| high
| 15 |
adj |
extreme |
great, excessive, stiff, unusual, rich, sharp, strong, steep, expensive, dear, special, grand, costly, extraordinary, precious |
| high
| 6 |
adj |
extreme |
exorbitant, extravagant, high-priced, lavish, luxurious, intensified |
| high
| 16 |
adj |
important |
serious, significant, superior, necessary, leading, chief, ruling, capital, essential, grave, extreme, crucial, distinguished, influential, powerful, prominent |
| high
| 5 |
adj |
important |
noble, arch, consequential, eminent, exalted |
| high
| 2 |
adj |
very happy |
excited, pumped |
| high
| 10 |
adj |
very happy |
boisterous, cheerful, elated, exhilarated, exuberant, joyful, lighthearted, merry, psyched, bouncy |
| high
| 1 |
adj |
intoxicated, drugged |
drunk |
| high
| 12 |
adj |
intoxicated, drugged |
flying, delirious, inebriated, stoned, tipsy, doped, potted, spaced out, euphoric, freaked out, on a trip, tanked |
| high
| 4 |
adj |
shrill, strong (on the senses) |
sharp, piping, rank, loud |
| high
| 12 |
adj |
shrill, strong (on the senses) |
treble, acute, high-pitched, soprano, malodorous, penetrating, piercing, putrid, rancid, smelly, strident, reeking |
| highlight
| 3 |
noun |
memorable part |
feature, focus, peak |
| highlight
| 6 |
noun |
memorable part |
climax, focal point, best part, high point, high spot, main feature |
| hike
| 6 |
noun |
journey by foot |
trip, march, constitutional, walk, tour, exploration |
| hike
| 7 |
noun |
journey by foot |
trek, traipse, ramble, backpack, tramp, excursion, walkabout |
| hike
| 3 |
verb |
walk for recreation |
explore, tour, travel |
| hike
| 10 |
verb |
walk for recreation |
tramp, stroll, stump, ramble, backpack, rove, hoof, hit the road, tromp, leg it |
| hike
| 4 |
verb |
raise, increase |
jump, lift, boost, advance |
| hike
| 5 |
verb |
raise, increase |
upgrade, jack, up, pull up, put up |
| hilarious
| 5 |
adj |
very funny |
entertaining, gay, happy, riot, scream |
| hilarious
| 23 |
adj |
very funny |
uproarious, humorous, lively, priceless, amusing, laughable, comical, convivial, exhilarated, frolicsome, gleeful, jocular, jolly, jovial, joyful, joyous, merry, mirthful, noisy, rollicking, witty, gut-busting, side-splitting |
| hill
| 14 |
noun |
uprising of earth's surface; pile |
slope, ridge, cliff, down, stack, rise, drift, fell, height, mount, shock, range, summit, climb |
| hill
| 29 |
noun |
uprising of earth's surface; pile |
dune, bluff, promontory, headland, ascent, gradient, hillock, precipice, knoll, inclination, elevation, protuberance, heap, mesa, mound, eminence, acclivity, incline, prominence, hillside, hilltop, highland, talus, upland, butte, hummock, tor, esker, rising ground |
| hinder
| 14 |
verb |
prevent, slow down |
burden, prohibit, delay, interfere, interrupt, frustrate, block, resist, check, arrest, stop, stay, bar, oppose |
| hinder
| 38 |
verb |
prevent, slow down |
obstruct, hamstring, retard, thwart, handicap, preclude, inhibit, cripple, deter, hold up, impede, curb, crimp, hamper, cramp, clog, fetter, neutralize, terminate, snafu, counteract, muzzle, stymie, debar, crab, contravene, balk, offset, bottleneck, hog-tie, choke, trammel, encumber, hold back, shut out, louse up, box in, get in the way |
| hindrance
| 10 |
noun |
obstruction, difficulty |
barrier, obstacle, restriction, lock, check, intervention, limitation, drag, catch, bar |
| hindrance
| 30 |
noun |
obstruction, difficulty |
interruption, stumbling block, handicap, interference, drawback, snag, impediment, deterrent, hitch, clog, encumbrance, glitch, millstone, baggage, stoppage, hang-up, crimp, restraint, gridlock, albatross, joker, trammel, Catch-22, ball and chain, impedance, monkey wrench, cumbrance, excess baggage, foot dragging, jam-up |
| hip
| 9 |
adj |
fashionable, stylish |
modern, contemporary, sophisticated, new, smart, current, now, latest, popular |
| hip
| 16 |
adj |
fashionable, stylish |
hot, trendy, chic, cool, chichi, mod, in vogue, latest thing, modish, natty, with it, all the rage, faddy, in style, in-thing, trendsetting |
| hirsute
| 1 |
adj |
hairy |
bearded |
| hirsute
| 3 |
adj |
hairy |
shaggy, woolly, furry |
| historian
| 3 |
noun |
student of history |
professor, writer, teacher |
| historian
| 3 |
noun |
student of history |
chronicler, historiographer, annalist |
| historical
| 8 |
adj |
recorded as actually having happened |
real, ancient, actual, classical, important, old, past, documented |
| historical
| 8 |
adj |
recorded as actually having happened |
factual, authentic, verifiable, archival, attested, chronicled, commemorated, in truth |
| history
| 2 |
noun |
past events, experiences |
past, yesterday |
| history
| 9 |
noun |
past events, experiences |
yesteryear, antiquity, good old days, ancient times, bygone times, days of old, days of yore, old days, olden days |
| history
| 11 |
noun |
chronicle of events |
story, account, tale, record, relation, biography, journal, narrative, version, diary, report |
| history
| 9 |
noun |
chronicle of events |
annals, autobiography, recapitulation, saga, recital, narration, epic, prehistory, memoirs |
| hit
| 18 |
noun |
strike, bump |
blow, bat, shot, punch, swing, tap, clip, butt, slap, stroke, glance, belt, impact, chop, pat, sock, knock, shock |
| hit
| 28 |
noun |
strike, bump |
lick, collision, rap, zap, swipe, swat, slog, clash, buffet, whammy, bang, clout, wallop, paste, box, smash, plunk, smack, spank, cuff, whop, uppercut, zinger, bonk, roundhouse, one-two punch, bell-ringer, fisticuff |
| hit
| 7 |
noun |
entertainment success |
winner, favorite, wow, sensation, achievement, click, triumph |
| hit
| 6 |
noun |
entertainment success |
smash, masterstroke, sellout, knockout, bang, SRO |
| hit
| 19 |
verb |
strike |
knock, bat, beat, punch, pop, nail, slap, blast, kick, belt, pound, tap, clip, sock, crack, trash, club, stone, hook |
| hit
| 45 |
verb |
strike |
knock out, smack, batter, whack, ding, lace, bump, blitz, clout, brain, rap, hammer, lob, pelt, cudgel, swat, lather, jab, lambaste, dab, thump, buffet, bang, wallop, pellet, bash, box, flail, thwack, clobber, cuff, thrash, flog, clap, uppercut, flax, larrup, whang, KO, percuss, give a black eye, knock around, let fly, let have it, ride roughshod |
| hit
| 9 |
verb |
collide, bump into |
knock, crash, tap, light, butt, pat, glance, stumble, meet |
| hit
| 13 |
verb |
collide, bump into |
smash, carom, clash, buffet, jostle, scrape, rap, thump, thud, sideswipe, bang into, meet head-on, run into |
| hit
| 10 |
verb |
accomplish |
strike, affect, reach, occur, touch, secure, overwhelm, influence, achieve, gain |
| hit
| 3 |
verb |
accomplish |
attain, arrive at, leave a mark |
| hodgepodge
| 2 |
noun |
mixture, mess |
combination, collection |
| hodgepodge
| 12 |
noun |
mixture, mess |
patchwork, jumble, mishmash, salmagundi, hash, medley, miscellany, goulash, potpourri, mélange, mixed bag, olio |
| hold
| 8 |
noun |
grasp, possession |
grip, influence, control, pull, authority, purchase, ownership, occupation |
| hold
| 12 |
noun |
grasp, possession |
dominance, occupancy, tenure, clutch, clinch, dominion, clout, clench, tenacity, sway, clasp, retention |
| hold
| 25 |
verb |
have in one's hands, possession; grasp |
enjoy, own, seize, keep, arrest, maintain, take, have, carry, occupy, secure, press, embrace, check, cling, grip, hug, handle, contain, stick, catch, squeeze, possess, bind, retain |
| hold
| 31 |
verb |
have in one's hands, possession; grasp |
imprison, detain, clinch, nourish, cherish, vise, fondle, wield, adhere, cradle, restrain, confine, clench, wring, clasp, cleave, withhold, trammel, clutch, enclose, bottle up, hang on, palm, cork up, freeze to, keep close, keep out, lock up, not let go, put a lock on, stay put |
| hold
| 13 |
verb |
believe |
maintain, okay, consider, credit, feel, regard, entertain, sense, judge, assume, deem, think, view |
| hold
| 16 |
verb |
believe |
buy, aver, reckon, esteem, presume, swear by, bet bottom dollar, have hunch, have sneaking suspicion, lap up, lay money on, set store by, swear up and down, take as gospel truth, take stock in, cross one's heart |
| hold
| 9 |
verb |
continue, endure |
remain, operate, last, stay, resist, exist, wear, persist, apply |
| hold
| 11 |
verb |
continue, endure |
persevere, be in effect, be in force, be the case, be valid, have bearing, hold good, hold true, remain true, stand up, stay staunch |
| hold
| 7 |
verb |
support |
carry, take, bear, stay, shoulder, lock, sustain |
| hold
| 7 |
verb |
support |
bolster, buttress, uphold, prop, underpin, brace, shore up |
| hold
| 7 |
verb |
have a capacity for |
carry, include, take, accommodate, seat, comprise, contain |
| hold
| 1 |
verb |
have a capacity for |
be equipped for |
| hold
| 5 |
verb |
conduct meeting, function |
call, run, celebrate, have, assemble |
| hold
| 5 |
verb |
conduct meeting, function |
convene, preside, officiate, solemnize, carry on |
| hole
| 22 |
noun |
opening in a solid object |
tunnel, pocket, window, gap, pit, cave, shelter, nest, break, cut, space, mouth, crack, rent, depression, passage, split, retreat, outlet, tear, chamber, dip |
| hole
| 41 |
noun |
opening in a solid object |
dent, void, crater, vent, cranny, excavation, covert, hollow, chasm, cistern, lair, fissure, cavity, leak, nick, fracture, aperture, cleft, pockmark, gash, niche, peephole, puncture, gorge, hovel, chink, orifice, lacuna, burrow, dimple, cavern, scoop, vacuity, keyhole, breach, perforation, shaft, den, eyelet, foramen, notch |
| hole
| 6 |
noun |
predicament |
spot, dilemma, emergency, mess, fix, difficulty |
| hole
| 10 |
noun |
predicament |
box, corner, impasse, quandary, scrape, jam, imbroglio, plight, tangle, pickle |
| holiday
| 7 |
noun |
celebratory day; time off |
festival, anniversary, vacation, break, celebration, leave, liberty |
| holiday
| 15 |
noun |
celebratory day; time off |
festivity, recess, feast, layoff, gala, fete, fiesta, holy day, red-letter day, jubilee, day of rest, few days off, gone fishing, long weekend, saint's day |
| holy
| 13 |
adj |
religious, sacred |
spiritual, pure, divine, perfect, good, clean, believing, innocent, moral, blessed, dedicated, devoted, just |
| holy
| 37 |
adj |
religious, sacred |
righteous, humble, hallowed, sublime, faithful, devotional, upright, angelic, chaste, consecrated, devout, faultless, god-fearing, godlike, godly, immaculate, pious, reverent, sacrosanct, saintly, sanctified, seraphic, spotless, undefiled, unworldly, venerable, virtuous, pietistic, prayerful, untainted, revered, glorified, messianic, sainted, saintlike, uncorrupt, venerated |
| home
| 8 |
adj |
domestic |
central, family, familiar, household, local, national, native, internal |
| home
| 8 |
adj |
domestic |
homely, homey, inland, at ease, at rest, down home, in the bosom, in one's element |
| home
| 17 |
noun |
place where a human lives |
apartment, palace, resort, shelter, house, hospital, cottage, farm, place, trailer, residence, mansion, cabin, pad, flat, address, digs |
| home
| 39 |
noun |
place where a human lives |
hut, dormitory, dwelling, condominium, villa, dump, hangout, habitation, asylum, cave, domicile, hideout, abode, manor, nest, haunt, joint, hearth, shanty, roof, turf, castle, crash pad, home plate, condo, fireside, diggings, co-op, roost, orphanage, homestead, bungalow, rooming house, boarding house, commorancy, hole in the wall, living quarters, parking place, where the hat is |
| home
| 15 |
noun |
birthplace, environment |
land, neighborhood, family, farm, country, household, site, habitat, soil, roof, element, range, homeland, territory, hills |
| home
| 14 |
noun |
birthplace, environment |
abode, hearth, locality, haunt, habitation, haven, neck of the woods, stamping ground, hometown, fireside, homestead, camping ground, home ground, stomping ground |
| hominid
| 4 |
adj |
characteristic of people |
personal, animal, individual, vulnerable |
| hominid
| 16 |
adj |
characteristic of people |
mortal, anthropoid, civilized, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, anthropomorphic, biped, anthropological, bipedal, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, hominal, hominine, humanistic |
| hominid
| 3 |
adj |
manlike |
personal, individual, animal |
| hominid
| 19 |
adj |
manlike |
humanoid, mortal, anthropoid, anthropomorphic, anthropomorphous, civilized, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, biped, anthropological, bipedal, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, hominal, hominine, humanistic, vulnerabl |
| hominid
| 3 |
adj |
manlike |
personal, individual, animal |
| hominid
| 19 |
adj |
manlike |
hominoid, mortal, anthropoid, anthropomorphic, anthropomorphous, civilized, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, biped, anthropological, bipedal, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, hominal, hominine, humanistic, vulnerabl |
| homosexual
| 1 |
adj |
sexually attracted to the same sex |
gay |
| homosexual
| 3 |
adj |
sexually attracted to the same sex |
lesbian, homoerotic, homophile |
| homosexual
| 1 |
adj |
one who is attracted to persons of one's own sex |
gay |
| homosexual
| 2 |
adj |
one who is attracted to persons of one's own sex |
queer, lesbian |
| honest
| 13 |
adj |
truthful, candid |
genuine, fair, decent, proper, reliable, direct, ethical, just, open, plain, real, straight, true |
| honest
| 33 |
adj |
truthful, candid |
virtuous, straightforward, impartial, sincere, trustworthy, authentic, equitable, conscientious, honorable, forthright, bona fide, fair and square, frank, high-minded, ingenuous, on the level, outright, reputable, scrupulous, trusty, unfeigned, upright, veracious, above-board, law-abiding, lay it on the line, like it is, no lie, on the up and up, true blue, undisguised, upfront, what you see is what you get |
| honey
| 3 |
noun |
lover |
sweet, dear, precious |
| honey
| 9 |
noun |
lover |
sweetheart, nectar, darling, flattery, sweetness, deary, dearie, alveolus, halvah |
| honorable
| 7 |
adj |
reputable |
ethical, honest, reliable, distinguished, celebrated, honored, just |
| honorable
| 27 |
adj |
reputable |
noble, straightforward, sincere, illustrious, virtuous, trustworthy, respectable, conscientious, principled, righteous, acclaimed, chivalrous, dependable, eminent, faithful, forthright, notable, sterling, truthful, unstained, upright, knightly, law-abiding, esteemed, high-principled, of good repute, on the up-and-up |
| hook
| 5 |
noun |
curved fastener |
curve, angle, lock, link, catch |
| hook
| 7 |
noun |
curved fastener |
holder, crook, grapple, peg, hasp, clasp, grapnel |
| hook
| 8 |
verb |
grab, catch |
fix, pin, angle, secure, curve, bag, trap, net |
| hook
| 9 |
verb |
grab, catch |
fasten, crook, entrap, ensnare, enmesh, snare, hasp, clasp, lasso |
| hope
| 18 |
noun |
longing; dream |
prospect, desire, confidence, belief, faith, wish, expectation, promise, ambition, goal, achievement, concern, fortune, assumption, gain, security, reward, stock |
| hope
| 23 |
noun |
longing; dream |
anticipation, aspiration, optimism, expectancy, reverie, endurance, daydream, dependence, fancy, reliance, sanguineness, utopia, buoyancy, pipe dream, Promised Land, rosiness, hopefulness, bright side, castles in air, greedy glutton, light at end of tunnel, thing with feathers, fool's paradise |
| hope
| 14 |
verb |
long for, dream about |
hold, assume, wish, anticipate, expect, believe, desire, rely, pray, await, contemplate, suspect, suppose, trust |
| hope
| 23 |
verb |
long for, dream about |
count on, cherish, foresee, sweat, presume, aspire, surmise, be sure of, deem likely, depend on, feel confident, hang in, have faith, keep fingers crossed, knock on wood, look at sunny side, look forward to, promise oneself, sweat it, sweat it out, take heart, think to, watch for |
| horizon
| 11 |
noun |
skyline, extent |
prospect, scope, boundary, perspective, realm, stretch, reach, sphere, range, limit, border |
| horizon
| 5 |
noun |
skyline, extent |
purview, vista, ken, compass, field of vision |
| horizontal
| 7 |
adj |
lying flat |
even, level, straight, smooth, uniform, plane, regular |
| horizontal
| 5 |
adj |
lying flat |
flush, parallel, recumbent, accumbent, aligned |
| hormone
| 5 |
noun |
birth control method |
pill, rubber, safety, ring, loop |
| hormone
| 18 |
noun |
birth control method |
condom, sponge, shield, prophylactic, armor, foam, jelly, coil, preventative, diaphragm, IUD, intrauterine device, barrier method, planned parenthood, preventive medicine, rhythm method, spermicidal cream, vaginal suppository |
| horn
| 14 |
noun |
warning, signaling device |
signal, cry, warning, bell, sign, clock, tip, shout, call, nod, blast, drum, yell, scream |
| horn
| 18 |
noun |
warning, signaling device |
buzzer, alert, whistle, caution, gong, trumpet, siren, flash, forewarning, flap, tocsin, squeal, scramble, wink, high sign, SOS, Mayday, tip off |
| horn
| 9 |
verb |
bang up against with head |
shove, buck, poke, knock, toss, punch, push, strike, hook |
| horn
| 12 |
verb |
bang up against with head |
smack, collide, bump, ram, thrust, buffet, batter, bunt, prod, jab, gore, run into |
| horn
| 5 |
noun |
small container for liquid |
glass, jar, bag, bottle, crystal |
| horn
| 25 |
noun |
small container for liquid |
beaker, jug, vial, urn, chalice, decanter, canteen, crock, retort, ewer, noggin, fiasco, flagon, carafe, demijohn, alembic, goblet, gourd, cruet, ampulla, caster, tumbler, phial, flacon, flasket |
| horn
| 16 |
noun |
smelling organ of animate being |
snout, beak, muzzle, snoot, proboscis, bill, nares, nostrils, adenoids, schnoz, snuffer, sniffer, sneezer, whiffer, olfactory nerves, smeller |
| horn
| 2 |
noun |
signal |
alarm, bell |
| horn
| 1 |
noun |
signal |
whistle |
| horn
| 4 |
noun |
spike |
fork, point, spine, hook |
| horn
| 3 |
noun |
spike |
tine, spur, nib |
| horn
| 2 |
noun |
deciduous horn |
point, rack |
| horn
| 2 |
noun |
deciduous horn |
knob, spike |
| horn
| 3 |
noun |
alarm |
signal, warning, bell |
| horn
| 1 |
noun |
alarm |
whistle |
| horn
| 4 |
noun |
alarm |
bell, signal, warning, sign |
| horn
| 2 |
noun |
alarm |
siren, alert |
| horn
| 1 |
noun |
bugle |
instrument |
| horn
| 3 |
noun |
bugle |
cornet, clarion, shophar |
| horn
| 8 |
noun |
edge |
end, point, tip, tooth, fold, peak, corner, angle |
| horn
| 2 |
noun |
edge |
flap, apex |
| horn
| 1 |
noun |
instrument |
trumpet |
| horoscope
| 1 |
noun |
astrological forecast |
prediction |
| horoscope
| 2 |
noun |
astrological forecast |
astrology, crystal gazing |
| horror
| 5 |
noun |
fear, revulsion |
terror, panic, hate, alarm, chiller |
| horror
| 18 |
noun |
fear, revulsion |
dismay, consternation, fright, apprehension, dread, disgust, awe, hatred, abhorrence, repugnance, antipathy, abomination, trepidation, aversion, detestation, monstrosity, dislike, loathing |
| horse
| 12 |
noun |
equine species |
colt, plug, pony, nag, foal, mare, stallion, filly, steed, gelding, mustang, bronco |
| hospital
| 3 |
noun |
place where ill, injured are treated |
clinic, institution, surgery |
| hospital
| 10 |
noun |
place where ill, injured are treated |
nursing home, hospice, ward, emergency room, infirmary, rest home, sick bay, sanitarium, sanatorium, health service |
| hospitality
| 6 |
noun |
neighborliness |
warmth, reception, entertainment, welcome, cheer, consideration |
| hospitality
| 15 |
noun |
neighborliness |
companionship, generosity, friendliness, accommodation, geniality, conviviality, comradeship, sociability, affability, heartiness, cordiality, amiability, obligingness, hospitableness, good cheer |
| host
| 2 |
noun |
person who entertains, performs |
owner, manager |
| host
| 10 |
noun |
person who entertains, performs |
moderator, entertainer, anchor, keeper, proprietor, innkeeper, presenter, emcee, anchor person, person of the house |
| host
| 8 |
noun |
large group |
array, crowd, army, gathering, crush, score, drove, cloud |
| host
| 8 |
noun |
large group |
multitude, throng, horde, legion, rout, swarm, myriad, flock |
| host
| 4 |
verb |
entertain, accommodate |
receive, introduce, present, treat |
| host
| 5 |
verb |
entertain, accommodate |
wine and dine, do the honors, pick up the check, spread oneself, throw a party |
| hostage
| 3 |
noun |
person held captive until captor's demand is met |
prisoner, victim, security |
| hostage
| 9 |
noun |
person held captive until captor's demand is met |
captive, scapegoat, pledge, pawn, earnest, token, surety, guaranty, sacrificial lamb |
| hostile
| 6 |
adj |
antagonistic, mean |
opposed, nasty, bitter, alien, opposite, competitive |
| hostile
| 40 |
adj |
antagonistic, mean |
inimical, contentious, belligerent, unsympathetic, adverse, unfriendly, inhospitable, hateful, unfavorable, contrary, catty, militant, sour, cold, chill, allergic, argumentative, bellicose, dour, malevolent, malicious, malignant, ornery, pugnacious, spiteful, surly, unkind, unpropitious, unsociable, viperous, virulent, vitriolic, warlike, rancorous, scrappy, anti, disapproving, ill-disposed, oppugnant, unwelcoming |
| hostility
| 4 |
noun |
antagonism, meanness |
war, opposition, aggression, spite |
| hostility
| 26 |
noun |
antagonism, meanness |
enmity, bitterness, resentment, ill will, antipathy, hatred, rancor, estrangement, animosity, grudge, abhorrence, spleen, malevolence, belligerence, bellicosity, malice, venom, aversion, virulence, animus, detestation, disaffection, bad blood, unfriendliness, warpath, inimicality |
| hot
| 9 |
adj |
very high in temperature |
tropical, boiling, warm, heated, burning, close, flaming, baking, piping |
| hot
| 36 |
adj |
very high in temperature |
humid, scorching, blazing, sizzling, torrid, sweltering, white, sultry, red, broiling, febrile, feverish, fiery, incandescent, on fire, steaming, stuffy, summery, tropic, blistering, fevered, roasting, scalding, searing, calescent, decalescent, feverous, igneous, like an oven, ovenlike, parching, recalescent, smoking, sweltry, thermogenic, very warm |
| hot
| 2 |
adj |
spicy to taste |
sharp, biting |
| hot
| 7 |
adj |
spicy to taste |
spicy, acrid, peppery, piquant, pungent, racy, zestful |
| hot
| 8 |
adj |
passionate, vehement |
fierce, intense, angry, distracted, eager, excited, raging, violent |
| hot
| 18 |
adj |
passionate, vehement |
stormy, animated, ardent, enthusiastic, fervent, fervid, fiery, furious, ill-tempered, impassioned, impetuous, indignant, inflamed, irascible, lustful, temperamental, touchy, aroused |
| hot
| 7 |
adj |
new, in vogue |
popular, fresh, approved, favored, latest, recent, super |
| hot
| 14 |
adj |
new, in vogue |
trendy, cool, dandy, glorious, groovy, keen, marvelous, neat, nifty, peachy, up-to-the-minute, in demand, just out, sought-after |
| hot
| 12 |
adj |
sexually excited |
carnal, concupiscent, erotic, lascivious, lewd, libidinous, lustful, passionate, prurient, salacious, sensual, aroused |
| hotel
| 2 |
noun |
place where one pays for accommodation |
house, resort |
| hotel
| 18 |
noun |
place where one pays for accommodation |
tavern, motel, inn, lodging, hostel, dump, caravansary, hospice, spa, hostelry, public house, flophouse, fleabag, auberge, roadhouse, rooming house, boarding house, motor inn |
| hour
| 8 |
noun |
spare time |
freedom, opportunity, liberty, chance, place, preference, occasion, whenever |
| hour
| 4 |
noun |
spare time |
leisure, spare moment, suitable time, one's own sweet time |
| hour
| 14 |
noun |
point in time; particular day or time |
term, age, time, period, moment, day, stage, span, generation, spell, while, course, era, quarter |
| hour
| 6 |
noun |
point in time; particular day or time |
reign, juncture, epoch, duration, year, century |
| hour
| 14 |
noun |
brief time period |
point, flash, time, date, occasion, bit, minute, stage, breathing, instant, crack, while, second, shake |
| hour
| 14 |
noun |
brief time period |
juncture, wink, twinkle, twinkling, jiffy, tick, split second, jiff, sec, trice, no time, nothing flat, point in time, three winks |
| hour
| 22 |
noun |
lucky chance; favorable circumstances |
freedom, moment, time, event, liberty, run, opening, happening, turn, fitness, occasion, space, convenience, excuse, hope, show, pass, scope, spell, room, connection, relief |
| hour
| 25 |
noun |
lucky chance; favorable circumstances |
fortuity, shot, probability, juncture, leisure, break, stab, good luck, prayer, go, cut, fling, whack, squeak, contingency, befalling, fair shake, fighting chance, good fortune, iron in the fire, the hunt, the running, one's move, one's say, one's turn |
| hour
| 33 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour |
| hour
| 18 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, month, year, week, chronology, lastingness, many a moon |
| house
| 11 |
noun |
human habitat |
building, apartment, residence, mansion, home, pad, flat, joint, roof, rack, digs |
| house
| 36 |
noun |
human habitat |
box, dwelling, shack, condominium, dump, edifice, crib, coop, habitation, layout, cave, domicile, cubbyhole, abode, lean-to, pigpen, setup, shanty, kennel, den, turf, castle, crash pad, home plate, condo, diggings, pigsty, co-op, roost, homestead, flophouse, bullpen, residency, commorancy, hole in the wall, pied-à-terre |
| house
| 8 |
noun |
family, ancestry |
household, tribe, race, folks, line, tradition, folk, stock |
| house
| 8 |
noun |
family, ancestry |
lineage, clan, kindred, dynasty, kin, family tree, menage, ménage |
| house
| 7 |
noun |
business establishment |
company, firm, corporation, partnership, outfit, organization, concern |
| house
| 2 |
noun |
government body, sometimes elected, responsible for laws |
legislature, council |
| house
| 4 |
noun |
government body, sometimes elected, responsible for laws |
parliament, congress, commons, legislative body |
| housewife
| 7 |
noun |
wife |
lady of the house, homemaker, family manager, home economist, home engineer, mistress of the house, wife and mother |
| housing
| 9 |
noun |
place of accommodation |
quarter, shelter, house, roof, construction, home, residence, sheltering, digs |
| housing
| 5 |
noun |
place of accommodation |
dwelling, habitation, lodgment, quarterage, stopping place |
| hover
| 3 |
verb |
hang, float over |
fly, drift, dance |
| hover
| 11 |
verb |
hang, float over |
linger, flicker, poise, waver, flutter, flit, flitter, be suspended, brood over, hang about, wait nearby |
| how are you
| 1 |
interj |
how do you do |
welcome |
| how are you
| 15 |
interj |
how do you do |
howdy, hi, greetings, bonjour, buenas noches, buenos dias, good day, good morning, hey, hi-ya, how goes it, howdy-do, shalom, what's happening, what's up |
| huge
| 8 |
adj |
extremely large |
enormous, tremendous, great, giant, massive, towering, extensive, vast |
| huge
| 30 |
adj |
extremely large |
humongous, monstrous, magnificent, colossal, immense, monumental, mammoth, gargantuan, gigantic, bulky, elephantine, gross, immeasurable, jumbo, lusty, mighty, monster, mountainous, planetary, prodigious, stupendous, titanic, whopping, cyclopean, walloping, behemothic, leviathan, mondo, outsize, oversize |
| human
| 4 |
adj |
characteristic of people |
personal, animal, individual, vulnerable |
| human
| 17 |
adj |
characteristic of people |
mortal, anthropoid, civilized, fallible, fleshly, forgivable, anthropomorphic, hominid, biped, anthropological, bipedal, creatural, ethnologic, ethological, hominal, hominine, humanistic |
| human
| 8 |
noun |
person, homo sapiens |
body, life, character, individual, child, creature, being, soul |
| human
| 4 |
noun |
person, homo sapiens |
mortal, personage, wight, biped |
| humanity
| 2 |
noun |
human race |
society, people |
| humanity
| 5 |
noun |
human race |
humankind, mankind, Homo sapiens, humanness, human beings |
| humanity
| 5 |
noun |
benevolence |
friendship, heart, sympathy, feeling, charity |
| humanity
| 11 |
noun |
benevolence |
empathy, goodwill, compassion, generosity, goodness, kindness, mercy, altruism, amity, kindheartedness, brotherly love |
| humankind
| 6 |
noun |
the human race |
humanity, flesh, people, community, society, mortality |
| humankind
| 5 |
noun |
the human race |
populace, Homo sapiens, mortals, human beings, human species |
| humble
| 11 |
adj |
meek, unassuming |
simple, quiet, gentle, modest, shy, ordinary, reserved, retiring, content, withdrawn, mild |
| humble
| 37 |
adj |
meek, unassuming |
timid, sheepish, respectful, tentative, self-effacing, soft-spoken, polite, unpretentious, courteous, blushing, sedate, obliging, apprehensive, backward, bashful, deferential, demure, diffident, docile, fearful, hesitant, lowly, manageable, obsequious, self-conscious, servile, standoffish, submissive, subservient, timorous, tractable, unobtrusive, biddable, reverential, unostentatious, supplicatory, unambitious |
| humble
| 11 |
adj |
poor, inferior |
simple, modest, ordinary, rough, low, base, mean, common, little, severe, small |
| humble
| 37 |
adj |
poor, inferior |
obscure, unassuming, unpretentious, unfit, beggarly, commonplace, contemptible, humdrum, ignoble, inglorious, insignificant, lowly, meager, measly, menial, miserable, paltry, petty, pitiful, plebeian, puny, seemly, servile, shabby, sordid, trivial, uncouth, underprivileged, undistinguished, unimportant, unrefined, vulgar, wretched, scrubby, low-born, low-ranking, proletarian |
| humble
| 9 |
verb |
shame, put down |
confuse, upset, overcome, hide, sink, reduce, deny, break, silence |
| humble
| 36 |
verb |
shame, put down |
crush, disgrace, chasten, subdue, chagrin, deflate, confound, mortify, embarrass, humiliate, discredit, discomfit, lower, squash, abash, demean, degrade, snub, squelch, debase, demote, abase, bring down, pull down, put away, put to shame, take down, bemean, cast down, cut to the quick, make eat dirt, make one feel small, put one away, strike dumb, take down a peg, pop one's balloon |
| hungry
| 2 |
adj |
starving; desirous |
eager, empty |
| hungry
| 29 |
adj |
starving; desirous |
keen, greedy, starved, ravenous, avid, carnivorous, covetous, craving, famished, hankering, hollow, omnivorous, rapacious, unfilled, unsatisfied, voracious, yearning, athirst, edacious, hoggish, piggish, could eat a horse, esurient, famishing, flying light, got the munchies, hungered, insatiate, on empty stomach |
| hunter
| 13 |
noun |
a person who hunts |
hawker, pursuant, deerstalker, huntsman, sportsman, trapper, falconer, fisherman, stalker, chaser, huntress, pursuer, ferreter |
| hunter
| 10 |
noun |
a dog or horse bred for hunting |
hound, courser, chaser, foxhound, gun dog, hound dog, hunting dog, hunting horse, rabbit hound, stalking horse |
| hunting
| 6 |
noun |
the chase |
shooting, sporting, angling, fishing, trapping, coursing |
| hunting
| 10 |
noun |
the chase |
fishery, stalking, hawking, fowling, falconry, big-game hunting, halieutics, the hunt, venatics, venery |
| hurt
| 18 |
adj |
physically or mentally injured |
shot, tender, damaged, cut, burned, hit, harmed, pained, suffering, struck, disturbed, wounded, sad, stricken, unhappy, scratched, crushed, shook |
| hurt
| 33 |
adj |
physically or mentally injured |
aching, sore, mutilated, impaired, distressed, miffed, offended, aggrieved, indignant, put away, rueful, resentful, umbrageous, agonized, bleeding, disfigured, warped, battered, scraped, grazed, mauled, nicked, contused, scarred, piqued, lacerated, tortured, buffeted, marred, bruised, all torn up, busted up, in pain |
| hurt
| 14 |
noun |
injury; damage |
pain, suffering, harm, scratch, down, disaster, blow, ruin, wound, mark, wrong, loss, ill, chop |
| hurt
| 21 |
noun |
injury; damage |
bruise, discomfort, outrage, ache, distress, pang, misfortune, nick, gash, mischief, sore, disservice, persecution, disadvantage, soreness, prejudice, detriment, ouch, boo-boo, ill-treatment, black and blue |
| hurt
| 20 |
verb |
cause physical pain; experience pain |
harm, injure, wound, damage, punish, trouble, slap, total, whip, belt, cut, bite, kick, burn, punch, squeeze, tear, wing, abuse, smart |
| hurt
| 41 |
verb |
cause physical pain; experience pain |
mar, bruise, sting, impair, cramp, puncture, afflict, torment, pummel, maltreat, wax, whack, lacerate, prick, torture, throb, disable, stab, spank, spoil, ache, nip, wring, slug, flail, pierce, blemish, pinch, pommel, ail, lash, flog, maul, cut up, mess up, rough up, shake up, be sore, be tender, do violence, wrack up |
| hurt
| 7 |
verb |
cause mental pain |
injure, wound, upset, punish, burn, abuse, try |
| hurt
| 33 |
verb |
cause mental pain |
annoy, sadden, sting, constrain, distress, afflict, displease, zing, torment, martyr, vex, vitiate, lambaste, torture, aggrieve, chafe, discomfit, faze, grieve, excruciate, prejudice, discommode, put down, put out, martyrize, cut to the quick, give no quarter, go for jugular, hit where one lives, lay a bad trip on, lean on, thumb nose at, work over |
| husband
| 4 |
noun |
married man |
partner, spouse, companion, mate |
| husband
| 8 |
noun |
married man |
consort, groom, bridegroom, helpmate, monogamist, hubby, monogynist, other half |
| hut
| 6 |
noun |
tiny, often roughly built, house |
shed, shelter, cottage, cabin, camp, refuge |
| hut
| 21 |
noun |
tiny, often roughly built, house |
box, chalet, cot, lean-to, shanty, shack, lodge, hovel, crib, hutch, dump, pigeonhole, dugout, den, wigwam, bungalow, summer house, rathole, cabana, tepee, log house |
| hybrid
| 3 |
noun |
composite, mixture |
combination, cross, compound |
| hybrid
| 11 |
noun |
composite, mixture |
bastard, half-breed, mongrel, amalgam, miscegenation, half-caste, crossbreed, mule, half-blood, incross, outcross |
| hypnotize
| 3 |
verb |
put in trance; spellbind |
entrance, drug, charm |
| hypnotize
| 17 |
verb |
put in trance; spellbind |
mesmerize, stupefy, captivate, fascinate, soothe, induce, narcotize, magnetize, anesthetize, bring under control, dull the will, hold under a spell, lull to sleep, make drowsy, make sleepy, put to sleep, subject tosuggestion |
| hypothesis
| 25 |
noun |
theory |
explanation, guess, assumption, premise, interpretation, conclusion, demonstration, ground, basis, system, scheme, foundation, belief, assignment, philosophy, reason, plan, data, proposal, condition, term, principle, suggestion, position, speculation |
| hypothesis
| 21 |
noun |
theory |
proposition, conjecture, inference, thesis, supposition, rationale, theorem, axiom, layout, postulate, attribution, antecedent, surmise, derivation, presupposition, deduction, shot in the dark, lemma, apriority, starting point, tentative law |
| ice
| 3 |
noun |
frozen water |
chunk, crystal, diamonds |
| ice
| 12 |
noun |
frozen water |
glaze, hail, iceberg, icicle, glacier, sleet, hailstone, permafrost, floe, dry ice, cube ice, ice cube |
| idea
| 43 |
noun |
something understood, planned, or |
concept, interpretation, design, sense, belief, intention, objective, scheme, conclusion, perception, theory, form, understanding, meaning, plan, solution, thought, suggestion, opinion, feeling, notion, view, impression, essence, doctrine, guess, end, hint, pattern, suspicion, significance, import, object, clue, reason, hypothesis, purpose, teaching, estimate, judgment, conception, conviction, aim |
| idea
| 8 |
noun |
something understood, planned, or |
fancy, inkling, approximation, flash, brainstorm, viewpoint, intimation, believed abstraction |
| ideal
| 7 |
adj |
model, perfect |
fitting, excellent, classical, classic, representative, absolute, complete |
| ideal
| 13 |
adj |
model, perfect |
optimal, quintessential, Shangri-la, archetypal, consummate, exemplary, flawless, supreme, paradigmatic, prototypical, have-it-all, indefectible, pie-in-the-sky |
| ideal
| 4 |
adj |
conceptual; impractical |
abstract, intellectual, mental, theoretical |
| ideal
| 21 |
adj |
conceptual; impractical |
unattainable, unreal, visionary, utopian, hypothetical, imaginary, chimerical, extravagant, fanciful, fictitious, high-flown, mercurial, quixotic, transcendent, transcendental, unearthly, notional, dreamlike, in the clouds, ivory-tower, out-of-reach |
| ideal
| 5 |
noun |
model |
goal, standard, pattern, example, mirror |
| ideal
| 13 |
noun |
model |
perfection, nonesuch, jewel, paragon, nonpareil, criterion, exemplar, epitome, prototype, archetype, idol, paradigm, last word |
| identification
| 8 |
noun |
labeling; means of labeling |
testimony, recognition, description, establishment, tag, papers, naming, classifying |
| identification
| 12 |
noun |
labeling; means of labeling |
passport, bracelet, assimilation, credentials, badge, ID, apperception, cataloging, dog tag, identity bracelet, letter of introduction, letter of recommendation |
| identify
| 15 |
verb |
recognize; label |
diagnose, describe, spot, classify, determine, analyze, establish, find, select, name, separate, catalog, place, distinguish, card |
| identify
| 11 |
verb |
recognize; label |
pinpoint, tag, peg, determinate, make out, tab, single out, button down, diagnosticate, pick out, put one's finger on |
| identity
| 9 |
noun |
person's individuality |
status, name, character, identification, existence, integrity, personality, self, circumstances |
| identity
| 11 |
noun |
person's individuality |
singleness, coherence, uniqueness, distinctiveness, oneness, singularity, particularity, selfhood, ipseity, selfdom, selfness |
| identity
| 3 |
noun |
similarity, correspondence |
unity, equality, agreement |
| identity
| 16 |
noun |
similarity, correspondence |
similitude, accord, semblance, likeness, uniformity, unanimity, identicalness, equivalence, congruence, rapport, congruity, oneness, empathy, selfsameness, resemblance, sameness |
| ideology
| 7 |
noun |
beliefs |
theory, philosophy, culture, view, system, principles, ideas |
| ideology
| 7 |
noun |
beliefs |
outlook, dogma, creed, credo, tenets, Weltanschauung, articles of faith |
| idiot
| 2 |
noun |
very stupid person |
fool, stupid |
| idiot
| 21 |
noun |
very stupid person |
jerk, twit, nitwit, moron, kook, bonehead, dumbbell, dunce, blockhead, imbecile, ninny, tomfool, pinhead, ignoramus, simpleton, nincompoop, cretin, dimwit, muttonhead, dork, out to lunch |
| idler
| 5 |
noun |
lounger |
loafer, slacker, drone, couch potato, lazy bum |
| iffy
| 15 |
adj |
uncertain |
capricious, chancy, conditional, dicey, doubtful, erratic, incalculable, problematic, undecided, unpredictable, unsettled, up in the air, whimsical, fluctuant, in lap of gods |
| ignoramus
| 1 |
noun |
simpleton |
fool |
| ignoramus
| 8 |
noun |
simpleton |
dunce, idiot, blockhead, imbecile, moron, dimwit, know-nothing, numbskull |
| ignorance
| 1 |
noun |
unintelligence, inexperience |
darkness |
| ignorance
| 35 |
noun |
unintelligence, inexperience |
disregard, illiteracy, bewilderment, incapacity, unconsciousness, rawness, fog, unawareness, simplicity, innocence, vagueness, blindness, unfamiliarity, nescience, oblivion, dumbness, naiveté, benightedness, insensitivity, philistinism, unenlightenment, uncouthness, sciolism, incomprehension, callowness, shallowness, denseness, crudeness, obtuseness, empty-headedness, half-knowledge, inscience, lack of education, mental incapacity, unscholarliness |
| ignorant
| 4 |
adj |
unaware, unknowing |
innocent, dense, shallow, thick |
| ignorant
| 38 |
adj |
unaware, unknowing |
illiterate, uninformed, naive, obtuse, uneducated, oblivious, green, in the dark, inexperienced, insensible, mindless, moronic, unconscious, uncultivated, uncultured, unenlightened, uninitiated, unlearned, unmindful, unschooled, unsuspecting, untaught, untrained, unwitting, witless, benighted, imbecilic, nescient, apprenticed, birdbrained, blind to, cretinous, misinformed, unconversant, unintellectual, unknowledgeable, unlettered, unread |
| ignore
| 8 |
verb |
disregard on purpose |
forget, avoid, overlook, discount, reject, fail, slight, blink |
| ignore
| 23 |
verb |
disregard on purpose |
scorn, neglect, disdain, omit, wink, evade, pooh-pooh, brush off, overpass, pass over, cold-shoulder, be oblivious to, let it go, look the other way, pay no attention to, pay no mind, shut eyes to, take no notice, tune out, turn back on, turn blind eye, turn deaf ear, bury one's head in sand |
| illegal
| 5 |
adj |
against the law |
banned, prohibited, criminal, forbidden, violating |
| illegal
| 36 |
adj |
against the law |
unwarranted, wrongful, irregular, unauthorized, unconstitutional, unlawful, outlawed, illegitimate, illicit, bootleg, contraband, crooked, felonious, heavy, hot, lawless, racket, shady, sub rosa, taboo, unofficial, verboten, wildcat, actionable, prosecutable, smuggled, unlicensed, black-market, extralegal, interdicted, not approved, not legal, outside the law, proscribed, under the table, unwarrantable |
| illegitimate
| 2 |
adj |
not legal |
illegal, wrong |
| illegitimate
| 12 |
adj |
not legal |
unauthorized, unconstitutional, unlawful, invalid, improper, illicit, contraband, misbegotten, spurious, wicked, supposititious, unsanctioned |
| illness
| 9 |
noun |
disease; bad health |
disability, virus, collapse, disorder, syndrome, complaint, fit, attack, dose |
| illness
| 23 |
noun |
disease; bad health |
malady, breakdown, disturbance, ailment, sickness, seizure, relapse, confinement, indisposition, malaise, affliction, prostration, bug, infirmity, ailing, flu, ill health, convalescence, diseasedness, failing health, poor health, unhealth, what's going around |
| illusion
| 8 |
noun |
false appearance; false belief |
myth, confusion, image, fantasy, ghost, invention, error, seeming |
| illusion
| 32 |
noun |
false appearance; false belief |
semblance, deception, delusion, misconception, hallucination, pipe dream, rainbow, bubble, apparition, mockery, fancy, chimera, misapprehension, mirage, make-believe, daydream, phantasm, trip, hocus-pocus, fallacy, false impression, head trip, optical illusion, virtual reality, paramnesia, figment of imagination, idolism, ignus fatuus, misbelief, misimpression, fool's paradise, déjà vu |
| illustrate
| 19 |
verb |
demonstrate, exemplify |
exhibit, represent, mirror, portray, depict, explain, mark, emphasize, expose, highlight, interpret, reveal, picture, show, clear, evidence, instance, proclaim, disclose |
| illustrate
| 29 |
verb |
demonstrate, exemplify |
illuminate, typify, clarify, delineate, manifest, personify, epitomize, embody, lay out, symbolize, spotlight, expound, imitate, elucidate, evince, vivify, clear up, get across, get over, limelight, show and tell, point up, allegorize, bring home, draw a picture, emblematize, make clear, make plain, ostend |
| illustrate
| 5 |
verb |
explain by drawing, decorating |
portray, represent, depict, paint, picture |
| illustrate
| 7 |
verb |
explain by drawing, decorating |
illuminate, delineate, adorn, sketch, ornament, limn, embellish |
| illustration
| 9 |
noun |
demonstration, exemplification |
explanation, interpretation, example, case, sample, instance, representative, model, sampling |
| illustration
| 7 |
noun |
demonstration, exemplification |
elucidation, clarification, specimen, analogy, case history, case in point, for instance |
| illustration
| 8 |
noun |
drawing, artwork that assists explanation |
picture, photograph, image, painting, cartoon, plate, figure, design |
| illustration
| 13 |
noun |
drawing, artwork that assists explanation |
engraving, etching, sketch, vignette, depiction, decoration, snapshot, adornment, frontispiece, line drawing, photo, tailpiece, halftone |
| image
| 17 |
noun |
representation; counterpart |
picture, photograph, form, figure, appearance, statue, portrait, model, copy, drawing, icon, reflection, double, equivalent, equal, match, carbon |
| image
| 17 |
noun |
representation; counterpart |
likeness, illustration, simulacrum, similitude, angel, effigy, replica, facsimile, reproduction, photocopy, idol, carbon copy, dead ringer, spitting image, simulacre, carved figure, chip off old block |
| image
| 9 |
noun |
concept |
impression, perception, figure, idea, thought, notion, vision, conception, construct |
| image
| 6 |
noun |
concept |
conceit, apprehension, phantasm, intellection, trope, mental picture |
| imagination
| 16 |
noun |
power to create in one's mind |
thought, intelligence, image, insight, idea, fantasy, awareness, vision, inspiration, conception, creation, creativity, illusion, invention, enterprise, notion |
| imagination
| 25 |
noun |
power to create in one's mind |
artistry, imagery, ingenuity, fancy, resourcefulness, originality, wit, inventiveness, perceptibility, cognition, supposition, chimera, realization, acuteness, fabrication, sally, verve, thoughtfulness, flight of fancy, visualization, ideality, wittiness, unreality, creative thought, mental agility |
| imagine
| 18 |
verb |
dream up, conceive |
envision, figure, frame, fantasy, create, feature, scheme, image, picture, form, perceive, depict, plan, spark, realize, invent, project, vision |
| imagine
| 17 |
verb |
dream up, conceive |
devise, fancy, envisage, visualize, fantasize, fabricate, brainstorm, harbor, nurture, conjure up, cook up, make up, conceptualize, build castles in air, think of, think up, see in one's mind |
| imagine
| 10 |
verb |
assume, deduce |
guess, realize, gather, deem, suppose, expect, suspect, believe, think, understand |
| imagine
| 9 |
verb |
assume, deduce |
reckon, conjecture, fancy, infer, apprehend, presume, surmise, take it, take for granted |
| imitate
| 13 |
verb |
pretend to be; do an impression of |
resemble, pretend, echo, assume, mirror, follow, match, repeat, reflect, affect, copy, borrow, carbon |
| imitate
| 39 |
verb |
pretend to be; do an impression of |
emulate, duplicate, reproduce, mimic, replicate, simulate, impersonate, mock, ape, feign, counterfeit, caricature, travesty, forge, falsify, sham, clone, Xerox, burlesque, mime, spoof, parallel, ditto, parody, put on, take off, act like, personate, reduplicate, follow suit, be like, do like, do likewise, follow in footsteps, look like, model after, pattern after, play a part, send up |
| immediately
| 7 |
adv |
at once, right away |
shortly, soon, directly, rapidly, instantly, now, away |
| immediately
| 32 |
adv |
at once, right away |
forthwith, urgently, promptly, anon, in a flash, instantaneously, on the double, pronto, summarily, thereupon, tout de suite, straight off, PDQ, at short notice, double-time, hereupon, in a New York minute, in a jiffy, in nothing flat, instanter, like now, now or never, on the dot, on the spot, right now, soon afterward, straight away, this instant, this minute, unhesitatingly, without delay, without hesitation |
| immigrant
| 4 |
noun |
person from a foreign land |
alien, foreigner, pioneer, outsider |
| immigrant
| 9 |
noun |
person from a foreign land |
newcomer, settler, migrant, colonist, adoptive citizen, documented alien, incomer, naturalized citizen, undocumented alien |
| immigration
| 13 |
noun |
emigration |
travel, migration, removal, movement, march, journey, shift, departure, crossing, wandering, moving, settling, leaving |
| immigration
| 16 |
noun |
emigration |
exodus, displacement, exile, voyage, relocation, transmigration, defection, peregrination, colonization, expatriation, trek, resettlement, transplanting, homesteading, reestablishment, uprooting |
| immune
| 7 |
adj |
invulnerable |
clear, safe, free, favored, licensed, protected, allowed |
| immune
| 13 |
adj |
invulnerable |
resistant, unaffected, exempt, irresponsible, privileged, insusceptible, unsusceptible, hardened to, not affected, not liable, not subject, unanswerable, unliable |
| impact
| 19 |
noun |
collision, force |
shock, pound, slap, stroke, shake, crash, blow, jar, crush, strike, meeting, kick, hit, knock, punch, bounce, encounter, contact, rock |
| impact
| 22 |
noun |
collision, force |
brunt, quiver, rap, bump, ram, impingement, quake, tremble, jounce, concussion, jolt, percussion, thump, crunch, clash, buffet, bang, wallop, tremor, smash, smashup, appulse |
| impact
| 9 |
noun |
effect |
impression, influence, meaning, burden, significance, weight, power, mark, consequences |
| impact
| 5 |
noun |
effect |
brunt, repercussion, imprint, thrust, full force |
| impact
| 5 |
verb |
hit with force |
crash, register, crush, strike, kick |
| impact
| 8 |
verb |
hit with force |
jolt, smash, clash, collide, crack up, bang into, smash up, wrack up |
| imperial
| 1 |
adj |
regal |
royal |
| imperial
| 7 |
adj |
regal |
stately, sovereign, domineering, kingly, lordly, magisterial, majestic |
| implication
| 13 |
noun |
association, suggestion |
meaning, indication, significance, conclusion, guess, reference, hint, assumption, union, connection, involvement, link, hypothesis |
| implication
| 11 |
noun |
association, suggestion |
connotation, ramification, overtone, presumption, inference, innuendo, entanglement, undertone, intimation, signification, incrimination |
| implicit
| 15 |
adj |
included without question, inherent, absolute |
constant, implied, accurate, certain, complete, entire, firm, fixed, full, inevitable, practical, total, understood, virtual, contained |
| implicit
| 21 |
adj |
included without question, inherent, absolute |
unshakable, steadfast, definite, tacit, unspoken, latent, constructive, inarticulate, inferential, unexpressed, unqualified, unreserved, unsaid, wholehearted, inferred, undeclared, unhesitating, unuttered, implicative, taken for granted, unquestioned |
| impolite
| 1 |
adj |
having bad manners |
rough |
| impolite
| 23 |
adj |
having bad manners |
boorish, rude, disrespectful, churlish, crude, discourteous, ill-mannered, indecorous, indelicate, insolent, irritable, loutish, moody, oafish, sullen, uncivil, ungracious, unmannerly, unrefined, unmannered, bad-mannered, disgracious, ill-bred |
| import
| 10 |
noun |
meaning |
construction, point, interpretation, bearing, significance, understanding, sense, implication, message, intention |
| import
| 17 |
noun |
meaning |
heart, gist, purport, drift, thrust, stuff, signification, score, meat, acceptation, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, intendment, nature of beast |
| import
| 14 |
noun |
significance, weight |
worth, value, stress, substance, importance, objective, object, emphasis, moment, magnitude, intent, purpose, consequence, design |
| import
| 4 |
noun |
significance, weight |
pith, signification, momentousness, weightiness |
| importance
| 21 |
noun |
significance, weight |
priority, attention, influence, effect, value, gravity, consequence, emphasis, interest, sense, concern, bearing, force, point, standing, accent, moment, substance, import, stress, distinction |
| importance
| 19 |
noun |
significance, weight |
seriousness, usefulness, relevance, momentousness, precedence, materiality, tenor, signification, purport, denotation, paramountcy, caliber, gist, drift, notability, preponderance, concernment, preponderancy, weightiness |
| importance
| 10 |
noun |
prominence, standing |
consequence, status, influence, rank, worth, note, reputation, distinction, mark, fame |
| importance
| 9 |
noun |
prominence, standing |
usefulness, esteem, notability, greatness, eminence, conspicuousness, salience, lionization, noteworthiness |
| important
| 26 |
adj |
valuable, substantial |
great, relevant, necessary, extensive, influential, big, crucial, large, vital, critical, significant, serious, meaningful, essential, chief, considerable, determining, grave, heavy, marked, material, pressing, primary, principal, signal, something |
| important
| 23 |
adj |
valuable, substantial |
far-reaching, urgent, imperative, paramount, decisive, conspicuous, earnest, exceptional, exigent, foremost, importunate, momentous, ponderous, salient, weighty, big-league, standout, esteemed, front-page, mattering much, of moment, of note, of substance |
| important
| 18 |
adj |
eminent, influential, outstanding |
remarkable, effective, solid, powerful, extraordinary, prominent, distinctive, distinguished, famous, grand, honored, imposing, leading, noted, signal, superior, talented, well-known |
| important
| 28 |
adj |
eminent, influential, outstanding |
noteworthy, VIP, aristocratic, first-class, foremost, heavy, high profile, illustrious, incomparable, majestic, noble, notable, potent, preeminent, seminal, top-drawer, top-notch, big-time, high-ranking, major-league, esteemed, four-star, front-page, high-level, high-up, of note, page-one, upper-class |
| impossible
| 1 |
adj |
beyond the bounds of possibility |
beyond |
| impossible
| 38 |
adj |
beyond the bounds of possibility |
unimaginable, impractical, inaccessible, unworkable, unreasonable, preposterous, impassable, insurmountable, hopeless, futile, useless, unattainable, inconceivable, unthinkable, absurd, visionary, impervious, impracticable, irreparable, out of the question, too much, unfeasible, way out, cureless, contrary to reason, hardly possible, hundred-to-one, inexecutable, infeasible, irrealizable, no-go, no-way, no-win, not a prayer, unachievable, uncorrectable, unobtainable, unrecoverable |
| impossible
| 1 |
adj |
intolerable, ungovernable |
offensive |
| impossible
| 14 |
adj |
intolerable, ungovernable |
ludicrous, unreasonable, preposterous, outrageous, hopeless, unacceptable, absurd, undesirable, egregious, improper, incongruous, objectionable, unsuitable, unanswerable |
| impoverished
| 8 |
adj |
poor, exhausted |
drained, spent, ruined, broke, clean, reduced, empty, hurting |
| impoverished
| 19 |
adj |
poor, exhausted |
strapped, poverty-stricken, needy, distressed, barren, destitute, indigent, bankrupt, depleted, flat, impecunious, insolvent, penurious, sterile, have-not, necessitous, beggared, flat broke, played out |
| impress
| 12 |
verb |
influence |
affect, inspire, move, carry, provoke, score, strike, stir, register, stimulate, grab, enforce |
| impress
| 26 |
verb |
influence |
thrill, faze, excite, touch, awe, sway, slay, pique, arouse, kill, bulldoze, electrify, galvanize, get, grandstand, knock out, show off, overawe, enthuse, buffalo, be conspicuous, blow away, make a hit, make an impression, make splash, push around |
| impress
| 3 |
verb |
press down to make design |
mark, carve, print |
| impress
| 8 |
verb |
press down to make design |
indent, dent, stamp, inscribe, imprint, engrave, etch, emboss |
| impress
| 5 |
verb |
emphasize |
stress, set, fix, press, establish |
| impress
| 5 |
verb |
emphasize |
inculcate, instill, bring home, drive home, get into head |
| impressive
| 22 |
adj |
powerful, influential |
remarkable, profound, imposing, dramatic, extraordinary, important, massive, exciting, intense, absorbing, affecting, effective, excited, grand, inspiring, moving, stirring, striking, touching, towering, vital, arresting |
| impressive
| 24 |
adj |
powerful, influential |
thrilling, splendid, notable, superb, monumental, august, awe-inspiring, consequential, cool, deep, eloquent, forcible, impassioned, lavish, luxurious, majestic, momentous, noble, penetrating, prime, rousing, stately, sumptuous, well-done |
| imprison
| 9 |
verb |
confine; put in jail |
jail, commit, hold, closet, keep, pen, limit, cage, check |
| imprison
| 33 |
verb |
confine; put in jail |
incarcerate, apprehend, detain, nab, constrain, immure, ice, trammel, intern, restrain, stockade, circumscribe, curb, occlude, impound, bottle up, put away, remand, lock up, bastille, fence in, hold captive, hold hostage, hold in custody, keep captive, keep in custody, lock in, put behind bars, rail in, send to prison, send up, shut in, take prisoner |
| impromptu
| 24 |
adj |
unrehearsed, improvised |
spontaneous, offhand, ad-lib, fake, extemporaneous, extempore, off the cuff, unpremeditated, unprepared, unstudied, spur-of-the-moment, unscripted, winged, dashed off, extemporized, faked, improv, improviso, played by ear, shot from the hip, thrown off, tossed off, vamped, whipped up |
| improve
| 18 |
verb |
make or become better |
advance, develop, help, reform, rise, recover, increase, lift, progress, better, enhance, promote, boost, correct, raise, edit, update, rally |
| improve
| 33 |
verb |
make or become better |
upgrade, revamp, revise, polish, augment, rectify, amend, recuperate, purify, civilize, elevate, emend, refine, skyrocket, convalesce, mend, ameliorate, cultivate, sharpen, meliorate, gain ground, look up, perk up, pick up, take off, touch up, come around, doctor up, make strides, set right, shape up, straighten out, turn the corner |
| improvement
| 13 |
noun |
bettering; something bettered |
development, advance, recovery, rise, increase, growth, progress, change, gain, amendment, civilization, rally, promotion |
| improvement
| 22 |
noun |
bettering; something bettered |
upgrade, advancement, enhancement, revision, renovation, cultivation, elevation, augmentation, progression, upbeat, correction, reclamation, regeneration, reformation, furtherance, amelioration, betterment, enrichment, upswing, rectification, preferment, meliorism |
| impudence
| 9 |
noun |
audacity |
impertinence, sass, rudeness, gall, brass, chutzpah, insolence, effrontery, brassiness |
| impulse
| 15 |
noun |
drive, resolve |
desire, thought, motivation, wish, influence, motive, passion, instinct, feeling, notion, mind, bent, appeal, urge, inspiration |
| impulse
| 24 |
noun |
drive, resolve |
whim, inclination, hunch, yen, whimsy, fancy, lust, flash, goad, spontaneity, incitation, itch, extemporization, catalyst, disposition, spur, incitement, vagary, caprice, lash, excitant, actuation, impulsion, impellent |
| impulse
| 12 |
noun |
throb, stimulus |
pulse, movement, rush, force, shove, pressure, beat, shock, drive, push, stroke, momentum |
| impulse
| 11 |
noun |
throb, stimulus |
impetus, vibration, propulsion, bump, augmentation, catalyst, thrust, surge, pulsation, lash, impulsion |
| in action
| 1 |
noun |
state of doing nothing |
depression |
| in action
| 24 |
noun |
state of doing nothing |
inactivity, stagnation, inertia, doldrums, dormancy, lethargy, torpidity, quietude, stasis, slothfulness, idleness, torpor, quiescence, inertness, indolence, deferral, suspension, ennui, lassitude, passivity, fecklessness, acedia, deliquescence, otiosity |
| in action
| 19 |
noun |
abstention from interference |
free enterprise, free hand, inaction, indifference, latitude, neutrality, individualism, do-nothing policy, for the most, laisser aller, laisser passer, laissez faire, let-alone policy, live and let live, noninterference, nonintervention, nonrestriction, part unrestrained by law free trade, permissiveness |
| in action
| 2 |
noun |
lethargy |
weakness, fatigue |
| in action
| 10 |
noun |
lethargy |
inactivity, tiredness, torpor, sluggishness, apathy, laziness, idleness, listlessness, dullness, inaction |
| in action
| 2 |
noun |
lethargy |
weakness, fatigue |
| in action
| 14 |
noun |
lethargy |
torpor, sluggishness, laziness, idleness, weariness, apathy, sleepiness, listlessness, inactivity, tiredness, languor, dullness, exhaustion, inaction |
| in action
| 1 |
noun |
laziness, sluggishness |
sleep |
| in action
| 34 |
noun |
laziness, sluggishness |
inactivity, disinterest, apathy, inertness, sloth, torpidity, languor, idleness, indifference, impassivity, dullness, unconcern, inaction, torpor, passiveness, sleepiness, listlessness, coma, heedlessness, inertia, stupor, slumber, hebetude, slowness, disregard, indolence, lassitude, phlegm, drowsiness, inanition, torpidness, unmindfulness, insouciance, supineness |
| in action
| 11 |
adj |
realistic, useful |
rational, efficient, functional, reasonable, possible, applied, experimental, solid, sound, virtual, working |
| in action
| 31 |
adj |
realistic, useful |
factual, pragmatic, sensible, businesslike, down-to-earth, feasible, sane, practicable, workable, sober, constructive, empirical, handy, hard-boiled, implicit, matter-of-fact, nuts and bolts, operative, orderly, serviceable, systematic, usable, utilitarian, commonsensical, unromantic, both feet on the ground, doable, in operation, unidealistic, utile, workaday |
| in action
| 6 |
noun |
restfulness; calm |
ease, peace, quiet, rest, sleep, relaxing |
| in action
| 14 |
noun |
restfulness; calm |
inactivity, stillness, quietude, renewal, quietness, slumber, refreshment, restoration, leisure, tranquillity, relaxation, inaction, respite, requiescence |
| in action
| 15 |
adj |
continuous, flowing, operating |
functioning, constant, working, proceeding, dynamic, smooth, live, going, moving, active, producing, alive, easy, together, executing |
| in action
| 11 |
adj |
continuous, flowing, operating |
operative, effortless, fluent, incessant, perpetual, unbroken, unceasing, uninterrupted, cursive, in operation, in succession |
| in action
| 6 |
noun |
stop |
pause, wait, delay, arrest, hole, check |
| in action
| 12 |
noun |
stop |
stalemate, deadlock, dead end, impasse, halt, gridlock, checkmate, cessation, corner, standoff, inaction, dead stop |
| in action
| 4 |
noun |
silence |
peace, quiet, calm, still |
| in action
| 11 |
noun |
silence |
hush, tranquility, calmness, serenity, inactivity, quietude, quietness, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, lull |
| in action
| 22 |
noun |
lethargy |
sluggishness, torpidity, sloth, laziness, languor, dormancy, disinterest, idleness, impassivity, dullness, inaction, passiveness, sleepiness, listlessness, lifelessness, inactivity, stupor, slumber, apathy, slowness, torpidness, drowsiness |
| in action
| 3 |
noun |
repose |
quiet, rest, calm |
| in action
| 3 |
noun |
repose |
inactivity, dormancy, inaction |
| in action
| 1 |
noun |
apathy |
fatigue |
| in action
| 6 |
noun |
apathy |
lethargy, inaction, languor, laziness, idleness, drowsiness |
| in action
| 7 |
noun |
abeyance |
inactivity, latency, quiescence, suspension, inertia, inaction, abeyancy |
| in action
| 23 |
noun |
lethargy |
inactivity, inertness, apathy, heedlessness, idleness, listlessness, dullness, disregard, inertia, impassivity, coma, languor, indolence, disinterest, indifference, lassitude, inaction, languidness, leadenness, inanition, drowsiness, insouciance, passiven |
| in action
| 1 |
noun |
lethargy |
sleep |
| in action
| 36 |
noun |
lethargy |
apathy, coma, disinterest, disregard, dullness, hebetude, heedlessness, idleness, impassivity, inaction, inactivity, indifference, indolence, inertia, inertness, languor, lassitude, leadenness, listlessness, passiveness, phlegm, sleepiness, sloth, slowness, sluggishness, slumber, stupor, torpidity, torpor, unconcern, drowsiness, inanition, insouciance, supineness, torpidness, unmindfulness |
| in action
| 1 |
noun |
lethargy |
sleep |
| in action
| 36 |
noun |
lethargy |
apathy, coma, disinterest, disregard, dullness, hebetude, heedlessness, idleness, impassivity, inaction, inactivity, indifference, indolence, inertia, inertness, languidness, languor, lassitude, listlessness, passiveness, phlegm, sleepiness, sloth, slowness, sluggishness, slumber, stupor, torpidity, torpor, unconcern, drowsiness, inanition, insouciance, supineness, torpidness, unmindfulness |
| in action
| 4 |
noun |
stillness |
calm, peace, quiet, still |
| in action
| 14 |
noun |
stillness |
inactivity, placidness, quietude, quietness, tranquility, hush, calmness, serenity, tranquillity, lull, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, untroubledness |
| in action
| 4 |
noun |
stillness |
peace, quiet, still, calm |
| in action
| 14 |
noun |
stillness |
placidness, inactivity, quietude, quietness, tranquility, peacefulness, hush, calmness, serenity, tranquillity, lull, noiselessness, inaction, untroubledness |
| in action
| 4 |
noun |
stillness |
calm, peace, quiet, still |
| in action
| 14 |
noun |
stillness |
inactivity, quietude, quietness, tranquility, peacefulness, hush, calmness, serenity, tranquillity, lull, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, untroubledness |
| in action
| 4 |
noun |
stillness |
calm, peace, quiet, still |
| in action
| 14 |
noun |
stillness |
inactivity, placidness, quietude, tranquility, peacefulness, hush, calmness, serenity, tranquillity, lull, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, untroubledness |
| in action
| 1 |
noun |
lethargy |
sleep |
| in action
| 36 |
noun |
lethargy |
inertness, sluggishness, sloth, languor, disinterest, idleness, dullness, impassivity, indifference, unconcern, inaction, torpor, passiveness, sleepiness, listlessness, coma, heedlessness, inertia, inactivity, stupor, slumber, apathy, hebetude, slowness, disregard, indolence, lassitude, phlegm, languidness, leadenness, inanition, torpidness, drowsiness, unmindfulness, insouciance, supineness |
| in action
| 4 |
noun |
stillness |
calm, peace, quiet, still |
| in action
| 14 |
noun |
stillness |
tranquility, calmness, serenity, inactivity, placidness, quietude, quietness, peacefulness, hush, lull, noiselessness, placidity, inaction, untroubledness |
| in action
| 4 |
noun |
stillness |
calm, peace, quiet, still |
| in action
| 14 |
noun |
stillness |
calmness, hush, inaction, inactivity, lull, noiselessness, peacefulness, placidity, placidness, quietness, quietude, serenity, tranquility, tranquillity |
| inadequate
| 11 |
adj |
defective, insufficient, incompetent |
poor, lacking, weak, bare, dry, failing, lemon, low, short, small, spare |
| inadequate
| 41 |
adj |
defective, insufficient, incompetent |
unequal, deficient, meager, sketchy, scarce, faulty, incompetent, incomplete, skimpy, barren, bush-league, depleted, feeble, glitch, imperfect, impotent, inapt, incapable, incommensurate, insubstantial, junk, lame, lousy, minus, miserly, parsimonious, scanty, shy, sparse, sterile, stunted, thin, unproductive, unqualified, inappreciable, inconsiderable, found wanting, niggardly, not enough, stinted, too little |
| inappropriate
| 1 |
adj |
not proper, suitable |
wrong |
| inappropriate
| 34 |
adj |
not proper, suitable |
incorrect, tasteless, unsuitable, unseemly, improper, irrelevant, disproportionate, bad form, garbage, ill-suited, ill-timed, inapplicable, incongruous, indecorous, inept, malapropos, off, unbecoming, undue, unfit, unseasonable, untimely, unbefitting, foot-in-mouth, ill-fitted, inapropos, inconsonant, left-field, out of line, out of place, unfitting, unmeet, way off, wrong-number |
| incapable
| 4 |
adj |
not adequate; helpless |
weak, unable, losing, poor |
| incapable
| 24 |
adj |
not adequate; helpless |
unfit, ineffective, inadequate, naive, impotent, incompetent, unqualified, unsuited, ineligible, powerless, butterfingers, feeble, inept, inexperienced, inexpert, insufficient, unskilled, unskillful, disqualified, inproficient, not equal to, not up to, uncool, unequipped |
| incentive
| 15 |
noun |
lure, inducement |
motivation, stimulus, reason, spring, influence, motive, whip, ground, urge, excuse, purpose, impulse, consideration, inspiration, drive |
| incentive
| 22 |
noun |
lure, inducement |
impetus, encouragement, enticement, bait, provocation, insistence, temptation, come-on, goad, exhortation, stimulation, persuasion, stimulant, spur, incitement, allurement, instigation, rationale, catalyst, carrot, determinant, reason why |
| inch
| 1 |
noun |
one-twelfth of a foot/2.54 centimeters measured |
square |
| inch
| 2 |
noun |
one-twelfth of a foot/2.54 centimeters measured |
fingerbreadth, one thirty-sixth of a yard |
| incident
| 10 |
noun |
occurrence |
episode, circumstance, scene, matter, event, fact, occasion, adventure, happening, trip |
| incident
| 1 |
noun |
occurrence |
milestone |
| include
| 20 |
verb |
contain, involve |
incorporate, receive, cover, introduce, add, combine, have, enter, carry, hold, comprise, build, count, number, bear, constitute, admit, embrace, insert, accommodate |
| include
| 25 |
verb |
contain, involve |
consist of, encompass, interpolate, implicate, entail, encircle, interject, comprehend, inject, embody, enclose, subsume, append, take in, take into account, allow for, be composed of, be made up of, build in, cut in on, make allowance for, make room for, number among, teem with, work in |
| income
| 20 |
noun |
money earned by work or investments |
salary, wage, revenue, profit, pay, cash, compensation, earnings, interest, proceeds, gross, assets, means, commission, net, harvest, benefits, returns, drawings, gains |
| income
| 12 |
noun |
money earned by work or investments |
livelihood, royalty, gravy, honorarium, payoff, receipts, bottom line, cash flow, in the black, dividends, avails, take home |
| incongruous
| 6 |
adj |
out of place; absurd |
alien, conflicting, fantastic, foreign, twisted, shifting |
| incongruous
| 36 |
adj |
out of place; absurd |
bizarre, inappropriate, contradictory, incoherent, incompatible, discordant, disparate, distorted, divergent, extraneous, fitful, illogical, improper, inapt, inconsistent, irreconcilable, irregular, jumbled, lopsided, rambling, unavailing, unbalanced, unbecoming, unconnected, uncoordinated, uneven, unintelligible, unpredictable, unrelated, unsuitable, unsuited, incongruent, disconsonant, inapropos, mismatched, out of keeping |
| increase
| 13 |
noun |
addition, growth |
development, raise, hike, rise, expansion, inflation, gain, boost, swelling, access, spread, swell, extension |
| increase
| 26 |
noun |
addition, growth |
merger, upsurge, surge, upturn, increment, escalation, accession, breakthrough, aggrandizement, upgrade, accretion, elaboration, exaggeration, accrual, enlargement, incorporation, multiplication, augmentation, cumulation, accumulation, maximization, burgeoning, step-up, waxing, optimization, intensification |
| increase
| 18 |
verb |
add or grow |
strengthen, reinforce, further, develop, raise, build, boost, extend, swell, rise, expand, advance, double, enhance, spread, pad, progress, mount |
| increase
| 37 |
verb |
add or grow |
widen, broaden, step up, triple, build up, heighten, enlarge, escalate, multiply, deepen, intensify, thicken, lengthen, supplement, redouble, protract, distend, aggravate, dilate, prolong, swarm, wax, inflate, proliferate, teem, magnify, annex, pullulate, snowball, sharpen, amplify, augment, exaggerate, aggrandize, mark up, slap on, tack on |
| incredible
| 3 |
adj |
beyond belief |
ridiculous, impossible, suspect |
| incredible
| 22 |
adj |
beyond belief |
unbelievable, unimaginable, preposterous, improbable, absurd, inconceivable, far-fetched, fishy, flimsy, implausible, out of the question, outlandish, phony, questionable, thin, unconvincing, unsubstantial, untenable, unthinkable, incogitable, insupposable, rings phony |
| incredible
| 4 |
adj |
marvellous |
great, extraordinary, amazing, wonderful |
| incredible
| 10 |
adj |
marvellous |
fabulous, awe-inspiring, awesome, unreal, astounding, astonishing, prodigious, superhuman, glorious, ace |
| independent
| 3 |
adj |
liberated, free |
separate, absolute, separated |
| independent
| 22 |
adj |
liberated, free |
nonpartisan, sovereign, self-sufficient, autonomous, self-reliant, autarchic, autarchical, individualistic, nonaligned, self-contained, self-governing, self-supporting, unconnected, unconstrained, uncontrolled, freewheeling, self-determining, self-ruling, unaided, unallied, unregimented, on one's own |
| indescribable
| 2 |
adj |
beyond words |
impossible, subtle |
| indescribable
| 9 |
adj |
beyond words |
ineffable, sublime, unspeakable, nondescript, incommunicable, indefinable, inexpressible, unutterable, untellable |
| index
| 17 |
noun |
indication |
indicator, ratio, evidence, basis, symbol, needle, sign, rule, mark, clue, indication, formula, model, hand, guide, symptom, significant |
| index
| 4 |
noun |
indication |
token, pointer, indicant, indicia |
| index
| 3 |
verb |
arrange, order |
list, record, file |
| index
| 4 |
verb |
arrange, order |
alphabetize, catalogue, docket, tabulate |
| index finger
| 2 |
noun |
first finger |
index, indicator |
| index finger
| 3 |
noun |
first finger |
pointer, forefinger, arrow-finger |
| indication
| 21 |
noun |
evidence, clue |
trace, hint, signal, sign, warning, symptom, suggestion, implication, reminder, expression, explanation, gesture, proof, show, index, mark, note, cue, nod, notion, significant |
| indication
| 23 |
noun |
evidence, clue |
omen, manifestation, inkling, pledge, augury, portent, telltale, attestation, prolegomenon, forewarning, prognostic, auspice, earnest, intimation, preamble, vestige, wink, token, wind, adumbration, signifier, prefiguration, indicia |
| indigenous
| 5 |
adj |
native, inborn |
domestic, inherent, inherited, natural, original |
| indigenous
| 11 |
adj |
native, inborn |
primitive, homegrown, endemic, aboriginal, autochthonous, congenital, inbred, innate, connate, chthonic, unacquired |
| indirect
| 8 |
adj |
roundabout; unintended |
implied, complicated, long, secondary, wandering, winding, sneaking, twisting |
| indirect
| 34 |
adj |
roundabout; unintended |
ambiguous, tortuous, oblique, incidental, ancillary, circuitous, collateral, circular, contingent, crooked, devious, discursive, duplicitous, erratic, eventual, long-winded, meandering, obscure, out-of-the-way, rambling, serpentine, sinister, sinuous, sneaky, subsidiary, underhand, vagrant, zigzag, long-drawn-out, periphrastic, circumlocutory, long way home, sidelong, snaking |
| individual
| 22 |
adj |
distinctive, exclusive |
personal, sole, specific, single, separate, particular, original, special, express, characteristic, alone, different, distinct, odd, only, own, proper, reserved, select, several, unique, unusual |
| individual
| 16 |
adj |
distinctive, exclusive |
respective, singular, lone, solitary, definite, diagnostic, discrete, especial, idiosyncratic, indivisible, peculiar, secluded, uncommon, diacritic, personalized, unitary |
| individual
| 22 |
noun |
singular person, thing |
woman, entity, person, child, party, man, body, substance, somebody, being, self, material, character, soul, matter, number, existence, stuff, type, unit, creature, something |
| individual
| 5 |
noun |
singular person, thing |
human being, dude, personage, mortal, singleton |
| indoor
| 8 |
adj |
household |
private, pet, home, calm, family, devoted, settled, trained |
| indoor
| 10 |
adj |
household |
homely, sedentary, subdued, submissive, tame, tranquil, stay-at-home, domiciliary, home-loving, homelike |
| indulge
| 11 |
verb |
treat oneself or another to |
satisfy, entertain, humor, pet, please, yield, delight, favor, foster, allow, baby |
| indulge
| 19 |
verb |
treat oneself or another to |
satiate, nourish, pamper, tickle, spoil, pander, gratify, oblige, regale, cosset, cater, mollycoddle, coddle, give in, take care of, give rein to, go along, go easy on, spoil rotten |
| indulge
| 1 |
verb |
luxuriate in |
enjoy |
| indulge
| 9 |
verb |
luxuriate in |
rollick, ego trip, revel in, wallow in, bask in, go in for, live it up, look out for number one, take part |
| industrial
| 5 |
adj |
related to manufacturing |
technical, modern, mechanical, business, manufacturing |
| industrial
| 9 |
adj |
related to manufacturing |
automated, manufactured, streamlined, industrialized, factory-made, in industry, machine-made, mechanized, smokestack |
| industrious
| 10 |
adj |
hardworking |
productive, active, burning, busy, dynamic, eager, intent, involved, jumping, steady |
| industrious
| 20 |
adj |
hardworking |
energetic, diligent, conscientious, assiduous, grind, laborious, operose, perky, persevering, persistent, purposeful, sedulous, spirited, tireless, zealous, ball of fire, in full swing, on the go, plugging, psyched up on |
| industry
| 6 |
noun |
manufacturing |
management, business, corporation, trade, production, traffic |
| industry
| 9 |
noun |
manufacturing |
commerce, mob, monopoly, outfit, multinational, manufactory, big business, commercial enterprise, megacorp |
| industry
| 11 |
noun |
hard work |
labor, energy, activity, enterprise, attention, patience, application, determination, effort, care, pains |
| industry
| 11 |
noun |
hard work |
vigor, perseverance, assiduity, diligence, zeal, toil, inventiveness, persistence, intentness, tirelessness, dynamism |
| inevitable
| 9 |
adj |
certain; cannot be avoided |
necessary, binding, pat, assured, decided, determined, fixed, settled, sure |
| inevitable
| 28 |
adj |
certain; cannot be avoided |
inexorable, imminent, unavoidable, inescapable, undeniable, impending, irresistible, doomed, compulsory, destined, fated, fateful, in the bag, ineluctable, inflexible, irrevocable, obligatory, ordained, prescribed, unalterable, all locked up, decreed, for certain, foreordained, ineludible, no ifs ands or buts, unpreventable, without recourse |
| inexperienced
| 4 |
adj |
unskilled, unfamiliar |
young, fresh, innocent, new |
| inexperienced
| 33 |
adj |
unskilled, unfamiliar |
undisciplined, unschooled, naive, inept, untried, unsophisticated, immature, amateur, callow, green, ignorant, inexpert, kid, raw, rookie, rude, sophomoric, tenderfoot, unaccustomed, unacquainted, unseasoned, untrained, unused, unversed, unworldly, verdant, unpracticed, prentice, spring chicken, unconversant, unfamiliar with, unfledged, wet behind ears |
| infect
| 4 |
verb |
pollute, contaminate |
touch, affect, influence, disease |
| infect
| 9 |
verb |
pollute, contaminate |
taint, poison, defile, blight, vitiate, spoil, corrupt, spread among, spread to |
| infection
| 5 |
noun |
contamination |
disease, epidemic, virus, pollution, corruption |
| infection
| 12 |
noun |
contamination |
bug, impurity, contagion, poison, defilement, flu, germs, communicability, contagiousness, insanitation, septicity, what's going around |
| infinite
| 7 |
adj |
limitless, without end |
enormous, vast, absolute, total, million, enduring, wide |
| infinite
| 30 |
adj |
limitless, without end |
untold, eternal, perpetual, inexhaustible, incalculable, never-ending, unending, immense, boundless, immeasurable, bottomless, interminable, everlasting, incessant, inestimable, numberless, stupendous, supreme, uncounted, illimitable, measureless, perdurable, sempiternal, unbounded, all-embracing, no end of, no end to, supertemporal, without limit, without number |
| inflammation
| 3 |
noun |
redness, swelling |
pain, infection, burning |
| inflammation
| 4 |
noun |
redness, swelling |
tenderness, rash, sore, irritation |
| inflate
| 7 |
verb |
blow up, increase |
pad, boost, expand, raise, stretch, balloon, spread |
| inflate
| 24 |
verb |
blow up, increase |
widen, magnify, augment, bloat, escalate, exaggerate, enlarge, distend, pyramid, aerate, dilate, exalt, cram, surcharge, aggrandize, amplify, beef up, build up, overestimate, maximize, flesh out, puff up, pump up, swell up |
| inflation
| 7 |
noun |
increase, swelling |
hike, rise, boom, expansion, extension, spread, boost |
| inflation
| 11 |
noun |
increase, swelling |
prosperity, escalation, enlargement, enhancement, buildup, aggrandizement, tumefaction, distension, puffiness, intensification, blowing up |
| influence
| 31 |
noun |
power, authority |
impact, control, force, importance, money, effect, pressure, leadership, significance, consequence, reputation, guidance, in, fame, network, fix, agency, character, mark, access, direction, spell, hold, drag, pull, moment, rule, credit, command, connections, ropes |
| influence
| 20 |
noun |
power, authority |
leverage, weight, clout, repercussion, domination, prestige, prerogative, predominance, juice, esteem, supremacy, sway, grease, magnetism, imprint, monopoly, prominence, notoriety, dominion, ascendancy |
| influence
| 26 |
verb |
lead to believe, do |
prompt, bias, impress, guide, shape, persuade, manipulate, determine, affect, regulate, alter, change, control, move, direct, prevail, sell, compel, channel, urge, form, modify, train, count, rule, turn |
| influence
| 27 |
verb |
lead to believe, do |
arouse, prejudice, sway, dispose, seduce, mold, incite, snow, brainwash, instigate, induce, rouse, incline, impel, predispose, bribe, bring to bear, carry weight, get at, act upon, argue into, be recognized, have a part in, impact on, pull strings, talk into, work upon |
| influential
| 19 |
adj |
effective, powerful |
dominant, leading, famous, important, significant, strong, prominent, affecting, controlling, governing, impressive, inspiring, meaningful, moving, name, substantial, telling, touching, guiding |
| influential
| 12 |
adj |
effective, powerful |
authoritative, persuasive, efficacious, forcible, instrumental, momentous, potent, weighty, major-league, big-gun, big-wheel, hot-dog |
| informal
| 12 |
adj |
casual, simple |
relaxed, intimate, democratic, easy, everyday, familiar, free, loose, mixed, natural, open, ordinary |
| informal
| 30 |
adj |
casual, simple |
unofficial, spontaneous, straightforward, breezy, colloquial, congenial, cool, easygoing, extempore, folksy, frank, homey, inconspicuous, mellow, motley, sporty, unceremonious, unconventional, unrestrained, urbane, off-the-cuff, unconstrained, down home, free-and-easy, improv, laid back, low-pressure, throwaway, unfussy, without ceremony |
| informant
| 3 |
noun |
informer |
rat, sneak, source |
| informant
| 7 |
noun |
informer |
fink, stoolie, snitch, tattletale, canary, nark, tipster |
| information
| 20 |
noun |
facts, news |
instruction, knowledge, intelligence, advice, material, tip, clue, science, report, message, data, orientation, learning, confidence, network, cue, score, notice, wisdom, counsel |
| information
| 22 |
noun |
facts, news |
word, tidings, illumination, erudition, notification, lore, enlightenment, dirt, break, dossier, scoop, leak, propaganda, chapter and verse, info, earful, dope, ammo, inside story, lowdown, whole story, what's what |
| infrastructure
| 4 |
noun |
foundation |
framework, base, support, root |
| infrastructure
| 3 |
noun |
foundation |
groundwork, footing, underpinning |
| ingredient
| 7 |
noun |
component of concoction |
factor, piece, element, fixing, part, fundamental, making |
| ingredient
| 6 |
noun |
component of concoction |
additive, integral, innards, constituent, part and parcel, integrant |
| inhabitant
| 4 |
noun |
person who is resident of habitation |
inmate, citizen, neighbor, native |
| inhabitant
| 22 |
noun |
person who is resident of habitation |
dweller, settler, colonist, occupant, lodger, incumbent, lessee, denizen, aborigine, renter, boarder, squatter, householder, tenant, suburbanite, roomer, addressee, autochthon, occupier, indweller, resider, urbanite |
| inherit
| 6 |
verb |
gain as possession from someone's death |
derive, receive, acquire, obtain, succeed, get |
| inherit
| 8 |
verb |
gain as possession from someone's death |
accede, come in for, take over, be bequeathed, be granted, be left, come into, fall heir |
| inhibition
| 6 |
noun |
restriction, hindrance |
bar, barrier, obstacle, check, prevention, reserve |
| inhibition
| 12 |
noun |
restriction, hindrance |
shyness, reticence, embargo, blockage, restraint, interference, prohibition, suppression, interdict, self-consciousness, sublimation, hangup |
| initial
| 12 |
adj |
beginning, primary |
original, basic, opening, leading, pioneer, infant, initiative, fundamental, first, earliest, early, elementary |
| initial
| 14 |
adj |
beginning, primary |
introductory, antecedent, inaugural, virgin, embryonic, foremost, inchoate, incipient, inceptive, initiatory, commencing, germinal, headmost, nascent |
| initiative
| 11 |
noun |
eagerness to do something |
action, push, leadership, drive, resource, energy, enterprise, punch, ambition, enthusiasm, steam |
| initiative
| 9 |
noun |
eagerness to do something |
vigor, spunk, get-up-and-go, gumption, resourcefulness, originality, inventiveness, moxie, dynamism |
| inject
| 3 |
verb |
put in, introduce |
insert, add, include |
| inject
| 13 |
verb |
put in, introduce |
interject, infuse, implant, instill, impregnate, imbue, drag in, force into, interjaculate, place into, squeeze in, stick in, throw in |
| inject
| 1 |
verb |
introduce into bloodstream by use of a needle |
shoot |
| inject
| 5 |
verb |
introduce into bloodstream by use of a needle |
vaccinate, inoculate, jab, mainline, give a shot |
| injection
| 2 |
noun |
introduction into bloodstream |
needle, dose |
| injection
| 5 |
noun |
introduction into bloodstream |
dram, inoculation, booster, enema, vaccine |
| injure
| 10 |
verb |
hurt, harm |
wound, damage, break, total, weaken, ruin, pain, wrong, abuse, undermine |
| injure
| 35 |
verb |
hurt, harm |
torture, cripple, disable, batter, maim, mutilate, deface, distress, foul, impair, pique, torment, tarnish, deform, maltreat, vitiate, wax, blight, mar, disfigure, distort, contort, spoil, sting, aggrieve, blemish, grieve, prejudice, mangle, cut up, do in, foul up, shake up, draw blood, hack up |
| injury
| 18 |
noun |
hurt, harm |
shock, loss, cut, burn, wound, damage, suffering, abuse, trauma, swelling, scratch, bite, bad, evil, wrong, ill, chop, ruin |
| injury
| 38 |
noun |
hurt, harm |
cramp, bruise, laceration, sore, fracture, scar, sprain, grievance, distress, sting, pang, affliction, mischief, hemorrhage, slander, agony, insult, nick, injustice, libel, outrage, impairment, gash, lesion, indignity, twinge, abrasion, stab, discomfiture, disservice, blemish, affront, misery, detriment, ouch, boo-boo, deformation, mutilation |
| inlet
| 6 |
noun |
arm of the sea |
sound, entrance, bay, passage, channel, narrows |
| inlet
| 17 |
noun |
arm of the sea |
basin, fjord, estuary, canal, creek, gulf, harbor, strait, cove, bayou, ingress, bight, slough, slew, loch, delta, firth |
| inn
| 2 |
noun |
accommodation for travellers |
hotel, resort |
| inn
| 10 |
noun |
accommodation for travellers |
tavern, motel, lodge, saloon, hostel, hospice, hostelry, public house, roadhouse, auberge |
| innate
| 9 |
adj |
inherited, native |
inherent, constitutional, essential, indigenous, natural, normal, regular, standard, typical |
| innate
| 13 |
adj |
inherited, native |
ingrained, intuitive, inborn, elemental, deep-seated, instinctive, intrinsic, congenital, hereditary, inbred, connate, connatural, unacquired |
| inner
| 9 |
adj |
central, middle physically |
close, constitutional, essential, familiar, inherent, inside, interior, internal, intimate |
| inner
| 6 |
adj |
central, middle physically |
focal, intestinal, intrinsic, inward, innermore, nuclear |
| inner
| 15 |
adj |
mental, private |
central, emotional, essential, gut, hidden, individual, inherent, inside, interior, internal, intimate, personal, psychological, secret, spiritual |
| inner
| 14 |
adj |
mental, private |
concealed, deep-rooted, deep-seated, esoteric, focal, innate, intrinsic, intuitive, inward, subconscious, visceral, repressed, unrevealed, viscerous |
| innocent
| 8 |
adj |
blameless |
pure, legitimate, honest, good, clear, safe, clean, legal |
| innocent
| 35 |
adj |
blameless |
virtuous, uninvolved, virginal, stainless, guiltless, upright, above suspicion, angelic, chaste, exemplary, faultless, immaculate, impeccable, inculpable, irreproachable, lawful, licit, pristine, righteous, sinless, spotless, unblemished, unimpeachable, unsullied, untainted, cleanhanded, crimeless, free of, guilt-free, impeccant, in the clear, not guilty, uncensurable, uncorrupt, unoffending |
| innocent
| 7 |
adj |
harmless, naive |
square, simple, safe, raw, open, fresh, soft |
| innocent
| 33 |
adj |
harmless, naive |
gullible, ignorant, innocuous, childlike, frank, artless, credulous, guileless, inexperienced, ingenuous, inoffensive, unacquainted, unfamiliar, unschooled, unsophisticated, unstudied, unworldly, youthful, unobjectionable, unoffensive, wide-eyed, hurtless, innoxious, inobnoxious, offenseless, unartificial, uncool, unhurtful, uninjurious, unmalicious, unsuspicious, well-intentioned, wellmeant |
| innovation
| 6 |
noun |
change, novelty |
departure, introduction, shift, variation, addition, notion |
| innovation
| 15 |
noun |
change, novelty |
deviation, contraption, alteration, newness, mutation, permutation, modification, vicissitude, wrinkle, cutting edge, last word, latest thing, leading edge, modernization, modernism |
| innovative
| 3 |
adj |
creative |
new, original, contemporary |
| innovative
| 13 |
adj |
creative |
ingenious, inventive, avant-garde, newfangled, state-of-the-art, innovatory, breaking new ground, cutting-edge, deviceful, innovational, just out, leading-edge, originative |
| inquest
| 6 |
noun |
investigation |
hearing, trial, quest, examination, inquiry, research |
| inquest
| 4 |
noun |
investigation |
inquisition, probe, probing, delving |
| insane
| 8 |
adj |
mentally ill; foolish |
crazy, nuts, mad, cracked, mental, raging, touched, wild |
| insane
| 33 |
adj |
mentally ill; foolish |
irrational, paranoid, irresponsible, senseless, idiotic, preposterous, psychotic, batty, bizarre, deranged, crazed, cuckoo, daft, demented, fatuous, frenzied, impractical, loony, lunatic, maniacal, moonstruck, nutty, psychopathic, rabid, raving, screwy, unhinged, unsettled, derailed, of unsound mind, schizophrenic, off one's rocker, out of one's mind |
| insanity
| 1 |
noun |
mental illness; foolishness |
illusion |
| insanity
| 30 |
noun |
mental illness; foolishness |
madness, craziness, absurdity, folly, frenzy, alienation, dementia, lunacy, hysteria, psychopathy, phobia, aberration, delusion, dotage, senselessness, neurosis, unbalance, mania, derangement, delirium, hallucination, inanity, irrationality, distraction, preposterousness, unreasonableness, irresponsibility, mental disorder, psychosis, witlessness |
| insect
| 2 |
noun |
bug |
bee, fly |
| insect
| 29 |
noun |
bug |
tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket |
| insert
| 8 |
verb |
put, tuck in |
introduce, stick, enter, include, set, admit, place, root |
| insert
| 24 |
verb |
put, tuck in |
fill in, implant, embed, inject, intrude, interlope, interpose, interpolate, infuse, insinuate, interject, obtrude, inlay, infix, instill, imbed, shoehorn, intercalate, drag in, lug in, pop in, shove in, squeeze in, work in |
| inside
| 4 |
adj |
in the middle; interior |
central, inner, internal, surrounded |
| inside
| 5 |
adj |
in the middle; interior |
innermost, inward, indoors, intramural, under a roof |
| inside
| 7 |
adj |
secret |
limited, classified, closet, private, exclusive, internal, restricted |
| inside
| 3 |
adj |
secret |
confidential, esoteric, hushed |
| inside
| 5 |
adv |
within |
indoors, under a roof, under cover, within doors, within walls |
| inside
| 9 |
noun |
middle, lining |
interior, heart, stuffing, center, soul, belly, gut, contents, breast |
| inside
| 5 |
noun |
middle, lining |
innards, recess, bowels, womb, inner portion |
| insider
| 6 |
noun |
person peripherally involved in illegal activity |
colleague, associate, assistant, partner, aide, aid |
| insider
| 11 |
noun |
person peripherally involved in illegal activity |
plant, helper, conspirator, ringer, abettor, stall, confederate, subordinate, accomplice, shill, co-conspirator |
| insider
| 7 |
noun |
helper, especially in committing a crime |
aide, associate, colleague, assistant, partner, ally, aid |
| insider
| 8 |
noun |
helper, especially in committing a crime |
collaborator, conspirator, plant, abettor, accessory, stall, confederate, co-conspirator |
| insider
| 4 |
noun |
authority |
specialist, expert, critic, judge |
| insider
| 1 |
noun |
authority |
connoisseur |
| insider
| 19 |
noun |
group of close friends, associates |
school, crowd, club, company, camp, society, party, ring, class, set, outfit, crew, crush, gang, lot, assembly, bunch, companions, intimates |
| insider
| 14 |
noun |
group of close friends, associates |
fraternity, clique, clan, cabal, coterie, posse, sorority, mob, Mafia, comrades, cronies, camarilla, insiders, in-group |
| insider
| 19 |
noun |
family, clique |
tribe, society, band, gang, set, group, crowd, club, house, outfit, crew, crush, race, folks, organization, ring, bunch, association, stock |
| insider
| 8 |
noun |
family, clique |
faction, sect, mob, sodality, coterie, moiety, kinfolks, insiders |
| insider
| 15 |
noun |
group of friends |
gang, lobby, set, crowd, club, camp, outfit, crew, crush, society, bunch, organization, circle, ring, pack |
| insider
| 10 |
noun |
group of friends |
clan, cabal, coterie, faction, posse, mob, Mafia, insiders, camarilla, in-group |
| insider
| 31 |
noun |
group sharing a belief or cause |
minority, gang, party, wing, side, sector, set, crowd, partnership, conspiracy, design, ring, unit, bunch, machine, combination, section, crew, cell, combine, circle, concern, division, club, outfit, band, lobby, network, camp, coalition, team |
| insider
| 22 |
noun |
group sharing a belief or cause |
clan, junta, bloc, sect, conclave, cabal, schism, confederacy, contingent, coterie, knot, clique, entente, mob, guild, caucus, offshoot, intrigue, pressure group, splinter group, insiders, combo |
| insight
| 6 |
noun |
intuitiveness, awareness |
observation, understanding, wisdom, judgment, vision, perception |
| insight
| 16 |
noun |
intuitiveness, awareness |
intuition, acumen, perspicacity, sapience, sagaciousness, drift, discernment, click, sagacity, comprehension, shrewdness, penetration, divination, sageness, perceptivity, wavelength |
| insignificant
| 9 |
adj |
not important; of no consequence |
minor, minimal, casual, lesser, light, little, minute, secondary, small |
| insignificant
| 26 |
adj |
not important; of no consequence |
paltry, pointless, minuscule, senseless, inconsequential, meaningless, unimportant, infinitesimal, negligible, irrelevant, meager, trivial, immaterial, lightweight, nondescript, nonessential, nugatory, petty, scanty, trifling, unsubstantial, inappreciable, inconsiderable, minim, not worth mentioning, purportless |
| insist
| 12 |
verb |
order and expect; claim |
contend, urge, repeat, request, maintain, assert, demand, press, hold, swear, require, persist |
| insist
| 9 |
verb |
order and expect; claim |
reiterate, vow, importune, asseverate, aver, stand firm, be firm, lay down the law, take a stand |
| insistence
| 2 |
noun |
demand |
emphasis, urging |
| insistence
| 3 |
noun |
demand |
persistence, perseverance, importunity |
| inspector
| 3 |
noun |
examiner |
detective, monitor, investigator |
| inspector
| 11 |
noun |
examiner |
police officer, auditor, sleuth, overseer, reviewer, private eye, controller, tester, scrutinizer, checker, assessor |
| inspiration
| 15 |
noun |
idea, stimulus |
motivation, revelation, insight, influence, genius, incentive, enthusiasm, vision, motive, creativity, approach, impulse, spark, thought, notion |
| inspiration
| 20 |
noun |
idea, stimulus |
encouragement, whim, brainchild, hunch, fancy, awakening, illumination, flash, stimulation, brainstorm, elevation, exaltation, muse, rumble, animus, spur, afflatus, arousal, deep think, inflatus |
| inspire
| 16 |
verb |
encourage, stimulate |
cause, impress, motivate, influence, produce, touch, stir, affect, spark, provoke, trigger, urge, carry, occasion, inform, strike |
| inspire
| 33 |
verb |
encourage, stimulate |
get, embolden, sway, hearten, arouse, galvanize, excite, spur, animate, instill, endue, elate, inflame, invigorate, infect, reassure, imbue, exalt, enkindle, exhilarate, inspirit, infuse, quicken, enliven, set up, work up, commove, be responsible for, fire up, give impetus, give one an idea, give rise to, start off |
| install
| 10 |
verb |
set up, establish |
plant, invest, fix, introduce, station, place, lay, settle, position, line |
| install
| 10 |
verb |
set up, establish |
institute, inaugurate, lodge, ensconce, furnish, induct, fix up, instate, put in, build in |
| instinct
| 9 |
noun |
gut feeling, idea |
talent, sentiment, impulse, sense, feeling, tendency, urge, gift, faculty |
| instinct
| 13 |
noun |
gut feeling, idea |
intuition, knack, hunch, aptitude, savvy, inclination, proclivity, predisposition, know-how, nose, funny feeling, gut reaction, sixth sense |
| institution
| 13 |
noun |
organization |
foundation, school, business, university, system, society, clinic, hospital, establishment, company, association, college, seminar |
| institution
| 8 |
noun |
organization |
institute, academy, conservatory, guild, fixture, asylum, orphanage, seminary |
| instruction
| 12 |
noun |
education |
discipline, information, direction, guidance, training, schooling, preparation, teaching, lesson, coaching, drilling, grounding |
| instruction
| 6 |
noun |
education |
tuition, enlightenment, tutelage, edification, apprenticeship, chalk talk |
| instruction
| 8 |
noun |
demand, command |
information, direction, advice, plan, mandate, order, ruling, briefing |
| instruction
| 2 |
noun |
demand, command |
directive, injunction |
| instrument
| 6 |
noun |
tool, implement |
gear, mechanism, machine, equipment, device, tackle |
| instrument
| 10 |
noun |
tool, implement |
apparatus, gadget, appliance, machinery, gizmo, contraption, paraphernalia, utensil, doodad, contrivance |
| instrument
| 10 |
noun |
means, agent |
medium, material, organ, mechanism, vehicle, force, ministry, agency, factor, channel |
| instrument
| 2 |
noun |
means, agent |
wherewithal, instrumentality |
| insufficient
| 8 |
adj |
not enough; lacking |
poor, drained, dry, failing, rare, short, shy, wanting |
| insufficient
| 26 |
adj |
not enough; lacking |
unsatisfactory, deficient, inadequate, meager, scant, scarce, faulty, incomplete, bereft, defective, destitute, devoid, imperfect, incapable, incommensurate, incompetent, infrequent, minus, thin, unfinished, unqualified, out of, short of, too little too late, unample, unfitted |
| insurance
| 6 |
noun |
protection, security |
coverage, guarantee, backing, support, cover, provision |
| insurance
| 7 |
noun |
protection, security |
allowance, warranty, warrant, indemnification, indemnity, safeguard, assurance |
| insure
| 5 |
verb |
protect, secure |
cover, assure, guarantee, guard, register |
| insure
| 7 |
verb |
protect, secure |
underwrite, shield, hedge, safeguard, indemnify, warrant, cinch |
| integrated
| 2 |
adj |
joined |
mixed, combined |
| integrated
| 3 |
adj |
joined |
unified, interspersed, mingled |
| integrated
| 1 |
adj |
open to all races |
open |
| integrated
| 8 |
adj |
open to all races |
multicultural, desegregated, interracial, multiracial, nonracial, nonsectarian, nonsegregated, racially mixed |
| integration
| 4 |
noun |
unification |
alliance, combination, union, mixture |
| integration
| 3 |
noun |
unification |
assimilation, amalgamation, synthesis |
| integrity
| 2 |
noun |
honor, uprightness |
virtue, principle |
| integrity
| 14 |
noun |
honor, uprightness |
honesty, probity, purity, sincerity, rectitude, righteousness, candor, honorableness, goodness, incorruptibility, forthrightness, honestness, straightforwardness, incorruption |
| integrity
| 2 |
noun |
completeness |
stability, unity |
| integrity
| 10 |
noun |
completeness |
cohesion, purity, soundness, simplicity, coherence, perfection, totality, wholeness, absoluteness, entireness |
| intellectual
| 6 |
adj |
very smart |
mental, creative, psychological, rational, intelligent, learned |
| intellectual
| 12 |
adj |
very smart |
cerebral, scholarly, thoughtful, highbrow, bookish, brainy, inventive, studious, subjective, highbrowed, intellective, phrenic |
| intellectual
| 4 |
noun |
very smart person |
scholar, doctor, academic, genius |
| intellectual
| 14 |
noun |
very smart person |
pundit, philosopher, brain, wizard, sage, egghead, avant-garde, whiz, highbrow, academician, thinker, intelligentsia, Einstein, braintruster |
| intelligence
| 10 |
noun |
ability to perceive, understand |
perception, understanding, sense, skill, judgment, smarts, mind, capacity, reason, brains |
| intelligence
| 29 |
noun |
ability to perceive, understand |
agility, quickness, subtlety, brilliance, acumen, wit, savvy, intellect, comprehension, aptitude, cleverness, coruscation, alertness, trenchancy, mentality, brainpower, penetration, perspicacity, brightness, luminosity, discernment, sagacity, quotient, gray matter, IQ, precocity, acuity, the right stuff, what it takes |
| intelligence
| 12 |
noun |
secret information |
data, knowledge, picture, notice, advice, dirt, clue, facts, report, news, rumor, findings |
| intelligence
| 10 |
noun |
secret information |
word, disclosure, notification, tidings, tip-off, leak, info, hot tip, inside story, lowdown |
| intelligent
| 21 |
adj |
very smart |
wise, brilliant, creative, bright, smart, rational, original, able, alive, calculating, capable, instructed, knowing, profound, quick, ready, reasonable, responsible, sharp, thinking, understanding |
| intelligent
| 28 |
adj |
very smart |
imaginative, inventive, knowledgeable, resourceful, perceptive, brainy, well-informed, astute, acute, alert, apt, clever, deep, discerning, enlightened, exceptional, highbrow, ingenious, keen, penetrating, perspicacious, quick-witted, sage, together, whiz, witty, all there, comprehending |
| intelligently
| 1 |
adv |
cleverly |
sharply |
| intelligently
| 23 |
adv |
cleverly |
reasonably, rationally, logically, shrewdly, wisely, brilliantly, knowingly, judiciously, skillfully, prudently, sensibly, alertly, aptly, astutely, capably, comprehendingly, discerningly, intellectually, keenly, knowledgeably, perspicaciously, resourcefully, sagaciously |
| intense
| 24 |
adj |
forceful, severe; passionate |
great, excessive, extraordinary, powerful, profound, deep, violent, harsh, fierce, sharp, strong, bitter, extreme, biting, burning, close, concentrated, consuming, cutting, eager, full, hard, marked, strained |
| intense
| 29 |
adj |
forceful, severe; passionate |
acute, energetic, protracted, heightened, intensive, vivid, agonizing, ardent, diligent, earnest, exaggerated, exceptional, exquisite, fanatical, fervent, fervid, forcible, impassioned, keen, piercing, pungent, shrill, stinging, supreme, vehement, zealous, intensified, undue, all-consuming |
| intensify
| 12 |
verb |
make more forceful, severe |
boost, raise, increase, strengthen, reinforce, enhance, stress, point, rise, accent, concentrate, emphasize |
| intensify
| 29 |
verb |
make more forceful, severe |
aggravate, add to, escalate, build up, step up, redouble, exacerbate, deepen, sharpen, heighten, quicken, darken, magnify, augment, accentuate, lighten, brighten, exalt, whet, spike, rouse, aggrandize, beef up, set off, heat up, add fuel, intensate, pour it on, tone up |
| intention
| 12 |
noun |
goal |
aim, motive, plan, objective, hope, purpose, end, point, object, drift, design, struggle |
| intention
| 3 |
noun |
goal |
designation, animus, impulsion |
| interaction
| 2 |
noun |
interplay |
communication, cooperation |
| interaction
| 3 |
noun |
interplay |
synergy, intercommunication, reciprocal action |
| interactive
| 10 |
adj |
shared, common |
collective, connected, dependent, joint, public, related, returned, united, associated, participated |
| interactive
| 18 |
adj |
shared, common |
bilateral, reciprocal, communal, convertible, give-and-take, interchangeable, respective, conjoint, correlative, conjunct, given and taken, interchanged, interdependent, intermutual, partaken, reciprocated, requited, two-sided |
| interactive
| 9 |
adj |
mutual |
collective, connected, dependent, public, related, returned, united, associated, participated |
| interactive
| 19 |
adj |
mutual |
bilateral, communal, conjoint, convertible, correlative, give-and-take, interchangeable, joint, reciprocal, respective, conjunct, given and taken, interchanged, interdependent, intermutual, partaken, reciprocated, requited, two-sided |
| interest
| 22 |
noun |
attraction, curiosity |
importance, significance, sympathy, passion, activity, enthusiasm, concern, sport, thing, note, suspicion, notice, regard, moment, pursuit, care, case, game, excitement, matter, consequence, into |
| interest
| 15 |
noun |
attraction, curiosity |
diversion, pastime, racket, interestedness, absorption, relevance, hobby, preoccupation, attentiveness, relaxation, recreation, engrossment, affection, concernment, leisure activity |
| interest
| 6 |
noun |
advantage |
profit, benefit, well-being, gain, good, welfare |
| interest
| 1 |
noun |
advantage |
prosperity |
| interest
| 20 |
noun |
share, investment |
right, stake, influence, commitment, involvement, gain, participation, earnings, claim, premium, credit, bonus, title, due, authority, discount, portion, percentage, piece, points |
| interest
| 1 |
noun |
share, investment |
accrual |
| interest
| 13 |
verb |
hold the attention of |
engage, please, involve, entertain, affect, attract, concern, pull, hook, move, touch, grab, appeal |
| interest
| 19 |
verb |
hold the attention of |
engross, fascinate, excite, amuse, tempt, intrigue, lure, snare, enthrall, pique, arouse, tantalize, titillate, divert, perk up, turn on, appeal to, be interesting to, sit up |
| interesting
| 25 |
adj |
appealing, entertaining |
beautiful, attractive, lovely, fascinating, striking, exotic, unusual, engaging, compelling, curious, pleasing, stimulating, impressive, gripping, inviting, absorbing, winning, arresting, affecting, entrancing, fine, stirring, elegant, magnetic, suspicious |
| interesting
| 18 |
adj |
appealing, entertaining |
intriguing, provocative, refreshing, readable, delightful, thought-provoking, amusing, alluring, prepossessing, riveting, engrossing, enthralling, enchanting, charismatic, exceptional, gracious, pleasurable, captivating |
| interface
| 8 |
verb |
blend |
incorporate, unite, combine, compound, integrate, ally, pool, network |
| interface
| 15 |
verb |
blend |
consolidate, mingle, alloy, coalesce, merge, fuse, meld, intermix, admix, tie up, come together, hook up with, join together, team up, tie in |
| interface
| 3 |
verb |
work together |
participate, cooperate, concert |
| interface
| 22 |
verb |
work together |
collude, conspire, concur, get together, hook up, coact, be in cahoots, cofunction, come together, coproduce, do business with, glue oneself to, go partners, hook on, join forces, join together, join up with, team up, throw in together, throw in with, tie in, work with |
| interface
| 18 |
verb |
connect, integrate |
incorporate, associate, couple, mix, link, blend, relate, network, unite, cooperate, band, compound, pool, league, join, bind, marry, bond |
| interface
| 27 |
verb |
connect, integrate |
fuse, merge, mingle, amalgamate, synthesize, wed, dub, commingle, coalesce, conjoin, unify, bracket, get together, put together, bunch up, coadjute, glue oneself to, hitch on, hook on, plug into, slap on, stand in with, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie up with |
| interface
| 30 |
verb |
give or exchange information, ideas |
relate, connect, convey, transfer, interact, write, transmit, tell, disclose, broadcast, reveal, inform, contact, suggest, discover, imply, carry, raise, hint, publish, state, spread, announce, advise, break, phone, unfold, report, proclaim, declare |
| interface
| 22 |
verb |
give or exchange information, ideas |
advertise, disseminate, impart, get across, correspond, publicize, signify, enlighten, acquaint, divulge, betray, network, let on, touch base, pass on, get through, reach out, be in touch, keep in touch, let out, make known, ring up |
| interface
| 11 |
verb |
combine, link |
attach, associate, relate, join, bridge, span, couple, unite, tag, marry, ally |
| interface
| 23 |
verb |
combine, link |
affix, correlate, wed, conjoin, yoke, equate, fasten, cohere, hook up, consociate, come aboard, get into, hitch on, hook on, join up with, meld with, network with, plug into, slap on, tack on, tag on, tie in, tie in with |
| interface
| 11 |
verb |
communicate with |
reach, visit, telephone, phone, call, connect, approach, talk, get, relate, interact |
| interface
| 10 |
verb |
communicate with |
network, buzz, touch base, be in touch with, check with, get ahold of, get in touch with, reach out, speak to, write to |
| interface
| 15 |
verb |
mix, merge |
incorporate, organize, join, unite, accommodate, combine, coordinate, link, blend, associate, proportion, articulate, concentrate, tune, arrange |
| interface
| 28 |
verb |
mix, merge |
consolidate, unify, conform, assimilate, desegregate, fuse, harmonize, mesh, compact, concatenate, reconcile, wed, conjoin, amalgamate, coalesce, synthesize, intermix, attune, embody, systematize, orchestrate, knit, get together, symphonize, come together, meld with, reconciliate, throw in together |
| interface
| 9 |
verb |
communicate |
relate, cooperate, combine, connect, touch, contact, join, network, unite |
| interface
| 10 |
verb |
communicate |
collaborate, merge, mesh, get across, interplay, touch base, reach out, get the message, interreact, keep in touch |
| interface
| 8 |
verb |
switch, exchange |
convert, reverse, relate, interact, trade, network, contact, connect |
| interface
| 9 |
verb |
switch, exchange |
commute, bandy, barter, alternate, transpose, mesh, reciprocate, swap, substitute |
| interface
| 14 |
noun |
link, connection |
alliance, bond, coalition, combination, combine, crossing, elbow, gathering, joint, linking, meeting, union, coupling, joining |
| interface
| 32 |
noun |
link, connection |
annexation, articulation, assemblage, attachment, coherence, concatenation, concourse, confluence, consolidation, convergence, crossroads, dovetail, gore, hinge, intersection, node, pivot, reunion, seam, splice, terminal, weld, conjugation, hookup, tie-in, tie-up, knee, collocation, concursion, miter, mortise, plug-in |
| interface
| 5 |
noun |
person who acts as go-between |
communication, contact, connection, link, in |
| interface
| 4 |
noun |
person who acts as go-between |
intermediary, interchange, hookup, fixer |
| interface
| 19 |
noun |
component, connection |
network, relationship, element, contact, channel, tie, association, in, ring, section, member, division, joint, part, coupling, piece, loop, bond, joining |
| interface
| 23 |
noun |
component, connection |
hookup, knot, nexus, hitch, seam, ligature, connective, interconnection, attachment, tie-up, junction, articulation, yoke, splice, fastening, constituent, intersection, weld, vinculum, copula, coupler, ligation, ligament |
| interface
| 13 |
verb |
connect |
join, associate, relate, unite, attach, combine, identify, bind, tie, incorporate, group, network, couple |
| interface
| 16 |
verb |
connect |
conjoin, bracket, yoke, conjugate, fasten, hook up, hitch on, meld with, plug into, slap on, tack on, tag along, tag on, team up with, throw in with, tie in with |
| interface
| 6 |
verb |
blend, bring together |
associate, marry, unite, mix, compound, dissolve |
| interface
| 8 |
verb |
blend, bring together |
merge, fuse, mingle, amalgamate, intermingle, feather in, interblend, interfuse |
| interface
| 13 |
verb |
bring or come together |
incorporate, join, absorb, unite, combine, blend, network, marry, mix, tag, compound, meet, pool |
| interface
| 32 |
verb |
bring or come together |
consolidate, fuse, meld, conglomerate, mingle, coalesce, assimilate, cement, converge, amalgamate, synthesize, intermix, submerge, centralize, intermingle, immerge, be swallowed up, become lost in, become partners, come aboard, deal one in, hitch on, hook up, join up, line up, melt into, plug into, slap on, tack on, team up, throw in together, tie in |
| interface
| 11 |
verb |
discuss with another |
exchange, interact, visit, negotiate, contact, consult, interview, argue, dialogue, reason, relate |
| interface
| 26 |
verb |
discuss with another |
huddle, confer, commune, network, deliberate, chew, confide, parley, vent, touch, canvass, palaver, confabulate, touch base, reach out, collogue, groupthink, be in contact, carry on conversation, engage in conversation, go into a huddle, have a meet, hold discussion, join in conversation, keep in touch, thrash out |
| interface
| 15 |
verb |
buy and sell; do business |
fence, relate, trade, touch, market, deal, interact, handle, exchange, negotiate, network, shove, contact, truck, push |
| interface
| 17 |
verb |
buy and sell; do business |
dicker, peddle, bootleg, swap, barter, moonshine, bargain, touch base, work out, black-market, connect with, deal in, have dealings, have transaction, horse trade, make a deal, reach out |
| interface
| 15 |
noun |
connection |
crossing, gathering, alliance, union, combine, meeting, combination, joint, link, coupling, coalition, elbow, bond, linking, joining |
| interface
| 33 |
noun |
connection |
juncture, intersection, confluence, terminal, tie-in, concatenation, seam, reunion, pivot, dovetail, conjugation, concourse, attachment, node, tie-up, articulation, coherence, consolidation, gore, splice, annexation, convergence, weld, hookup, crossroads, hinge, assemblage, mortise, plug-in, miter, collocation, knee, concursion |
| interface
| 1 |
noun |
neutral ground |
center |
| interface
| 7 |
noun |
neutral ground |
golden mean, happy medium, middle of the road, centrism, meeting ground, neutral territory, straddling the fence |
| interface
| 1 |
noun |
meeting ground |
center |
| interface
| 4 |
noun |
meeting ground |
happy medium, middle ground, gray area, neutral territory |
| interference
| 10 |
noun |
meddling, impedance |
conflict, intervention, background, resistance, barring, arrest, opposition, blocking, checking, tackling |
| interference
| 16 |
noun |
meddling, impedance |
obstruction, intrusion, prying, hindrance, retardation, clashing, tampering, choking, interposition, meddlesomeness, backseat driving, barging in, clogging, hampering, intermeddling, trespassing |
| intermediate
| 13 |
adj |
middle, in-between |
medium, central, center, fair, average, standard, neutral, common, moderate, mean, between, halfway, compromising |
| intermediate
| 12 |
adj |
middle, in-between |
intervening, median, middling, midway, intermediary, indifferent, medial, mediocre, mid, so-so, transitional, interposed |
| interment
| 2 |
noun |
burial |
funeral, burying |
| interment
| 5 |
noun |
burial |
entombment, sepulture, inhumation, obsequy, inurning |
| internal
| 15 |
adj |
within |
domestic, constitutional, private, national, civic, gut, home, indigenous, inherent, inner, inside, interior, intimate, municipal, native |
| internal
| 13 |
adj |
within |
subjective, enclosed, innate, intestine, intrinsic, inward, visceral, in-house, intramural, centralized, circumscribed, innermore, viscerous |
| international
| 4 |
adj |
worldwide |
universal, global, foreign, world |
| international
| 4 |
adj |
worldwide |
cosmopolitan, ecumenical, all-embracing, intercontinental |
| interpret
| 20 |
verb |
make sense of; define |
portray, depict, read, illustrate, explain, describe, understand, solve, translate, enact, view, comment, represent, render, image, perform, adapt, picture, play, gather |
| interpret
| 21 |
verb |
make sense of; define |
clarify, construe, decipher, improvise, annotate, limn, gloss, decode, take, paraphrase, exemplify, elucidate, delineate, expound, mimic, explicate, spell out, reenact, commentate, make of, throw light on |
| interrogative
| 2 |
adj |
quizzical |
questioning, curious |
| interrogative
| 1 |
adj |
quizzical |
inquisitive |
| interrupt
| 14 |
verb |
bother, interfere |
disturb, suspend, prevent, stop, delay, break, cut, crash, divide, in, separate, stay, arrest, check |
| interrupt
| 36 |
verb |
bother, interfere |
hinder, cut off, halt, discontinue, punctuate, cut short, hold up, impede, heckle, break off, obstruct, defer, intrude, disjoin, infringe, insinuate, inject, disunite, disconnect, sever, barge in, break in, butt in, come between, horn in, shortstop, break train of thought, bust in, chime in, crowd in, cut in on, edge in, get in the way, lay aside, put in, work in |
| intervention
| 6 |
noun |
the act of intervening |
mediation, interference, arbitration, interruption, intercession, interposition |
| intervention
| 2 |
noun |
armed interference |
invasion, attack |
| intervention
| 2 |
noun |
armed interference |
armed intrusion, military occupation |
| interview
| 14 |
noun |
questioning and evaluation |
conference, account, dialogue, hearing, conversation, examination, statement, meeting, talk, record, communication, audience, call, oral |
| interview
| 5 |
noun |
questioning and evaluation |
press conference, consultation, parley, call back, cattle call |
| interview
| 4 |
verb |
ask questions and evaluate |
question, examine, consult, talk |
| interview
| 9 |
verb |
ask questions and evaluate |
interrogate, quiz, converse, get for the record, get opinion, give oral examination, hold inquiry, sound out, talk to |
| intrinsic
| 14 |
adj |
basic, inborn |
underlying, inherent, central, constitutional, essential, fundamental, genuine, intimate, material, native, natural, particular, real, true |
| intrinsic
| 12 |
adj |
basic, inborn |
innate, elemental, deep-seated, peculiar, built-in, congenital, hereditary, inbred, inmost, connate, constitutive, indwelling |
| introduce
| 9 |
verb |
make known; present |
suggest, offer, propose, submit, recommend, announce, open, advance, air |
| introduce
| 29 |
verb |
make known; present |
familiarize, harbinger, acquaint, originate, herald, ventilate, usher, moot, preface, broach, precede, bring out, bring up, come out with, fix up, get together, do the honors, get things rolling, give introduction, kick off, knock down, lead into, lead off, open up, pave the way, put forward, set forth, spring with, start ball rolling |
| introduce
| 13 |
verb |
begin, institute |
organize, launch, invent, initiate, admit, plan, install, found, establish, start, present, enter, pioneer |
| introduce
| 11 |
verb |
begin, institute |
bring in, set up, unveil, preface, inaugurate, commence, induct, innovate, bring forward, kick off, usher in |
| introduce
| 7 |
verb |
add, insert |
import, ship, include, send, enter, carry, transport |
| introduce
| 16 |
verb |
add, insert |
instill, interject, interpose, interpolate, insinuate, inlay, inject, freight, infix, fill in, inlet, inset, intercalate, put in, throw in, work in |
| introduction
| 14 |
noun |
something new; something that begins |
debut, installation, opening, addition, presentation, launch, establishment, lead, institution, beginning, survey, essentials, preliminaries, pioneering |
| introduction
| 30 |
noun |
something new; something that begins |
inauguration, initiation, preface, influx, ingress, awakening, insertion, primer, prelude, admittance, lead-in, induction, foreword, overture, inception, preamble, prolegomenon, prologue, baptism, commencement, proem, intro, hornbook, interpolation, exordium, basic principles, basic text, first acquaintance, first taste, opening remarks |
| inutility
| 13 |
noun |
difficulty, trouble |
bar, burden, disability, failing, fault, lack, liability, limitation, objection, obstacle, problem, weakness, blocking |
| inutility
| 25 |
noun |
difficulty, trouble |
defect, deficiency, deprivation, detriment, drawback, flaw, hamper, handicap, hardship, hindrance, impediment, imperfection, imposition, inadequacy, inconvenience, minus, nuisance, privation, restraint, snag, stumbling block, weak point, adverse circumstance, discommodity, fly in the ointment |
| inutility
| 4 |
noun |
disabling lack of talent, skill |
weakness, lack, failure, necessity |
| inutility
| 19 |
noun |
disabling lack of talent, skill |
incompetence, shortcoming, ineptitude, inefficiency, impotence, powerlessness, unfitness, inadequacy, insufficiency, incapacity, ineffectiveness, frailty, inefficacy, disqualification, ineffectualness, incapability, ineptness, inaptitude, incapacitation |
| inutility
| 3 |
noun |
inability |
lack, failure, necessity |
| inutility
| 20 |
noun |
inability |
incompetency, incapacity, shortcoming, inefficacy, inadequacy, weakness, unfitness, inefficiency, impotence, powerlessness, ineptitude, incompetence, insufficiency, frailty, ineffectiveness, disqualification, ineffectualness, inaptitude, ineptness, incapacitation |
| inutility
| 3 |
noun |
inability |
lack, failure, necessity |
| inutility
| 20 |
noun |
inability |
incapacity, shortcoming, inefficacy, inadequacy, weakness, unfitness, inefficiency, disqualification, powerlessness, ineptitude, incompetence, insufficiency, frailty, ineffectiveness, impotence, ineffectualness, incapability, inaptitude, ineptness, incapacitation |
| inutility
| 3 |
noun |
inability |
necessity, lack, failure |
| inutility
| 20 |
noun |
inability |
frailty, inadequacy, impotence, disqualification, incompetency, weakness, unfitness, insufficiency, incapacity, shortcoming, ineffectualness, ineptitude, inefficacy, inefficiency, incompetence, ineffectiveness, incapability, ineptness, inaptitude, incapacitation |
| invasion
| 5 |
noun |
attack, encroachment |
violation, offensive, assault, aggression, offense |
| invasion
| 18 |
noun |
attack, encroachment |
raid, intrusion, onslaught, infringement, breach, incursion, maraud, usurpation, inroad, infraction, trespass, transgression, foray, irruption, infiltration, entrenchment, forced entrance, overstepping |
| invertebrate
| 4 |
noun |
animate being; mammal |
pet, beast, creature, being |
| invertebrate
| 9 |
noun |
animate being; mammal |
stray, brute, mutt, bum, vertebrate, varmint, critter, living thing, wild thing |
| invertebrate
| 3 |
noun |
person who is scared, easily intimidated |
mouse, sneak, rabbit |
| invertebrate
| 31 |
noun |
person who is scared, easily intimidated |
wimp, poltroon, yellow, pessimist, chicken, alarmist, cur, dastard, shirker, recreant, baby, funk, malingerer, deserter, quitter, craven, caitiff, weakling, gutless, shirk, jellyfish, skulker, chicken heart, chicken liver, faint-of-heart, faintheart, fraidy-cat, lily liver, scaredy cat, white liver, yellow belly |
| invertebrate
| 2 |
adj |
weak, useless |
limited, unable |
| invertebrate
| 38 |
adj |
weak, useless |
abortive, barren, bootless, feckless, feeble, fruitless, futile, idle, impotent, inadequate, incompetent, indecisive, inefficient, inept, inferior, innocuous, inoperative, lame, nugatory, null, null and void, paltry, powerless, spineless, unavailing, unfruitful, unproductive, unprofitable, unsuccessful, vain, void, withered, worthless, inefficacious, anticlimactic, defeasible, forceless, neutralized |
| invertebrate
| 2 |
adj |
cowardly |
soft, weak |
| invertebrate
| 24 |
adj |
cowardly |
fearful, feeble, frightened, gutless, impotent, inadequate, ineffective, ineffectual, irresolute, lily-livered, nerveless, spiritless, squeamish, submissive, timid, vacillating, weak-willed, yellow, amoebalike, faint-hearted, forceless, pithless, weak-kneed, yellow-bellied |
| invertebrate
| 1 |
noun |
person who has no strength |
baby |
| invertebrate
| 11 |
noun |
person who has no strength |
wimp, coward, misfit, crybaby, chicken, pushover, cream puff, dotard, jellyfish, chicken heart, yellow belly |
| invertebrate
| 1 |
noun |
weak member of group |
chicken |
| invertebrate
| 7 |
noun |
weak member of group |
weakling, gutless wonder, hothouse plant, jellyfish, meek soul, softy, weak soul |
| invertebrate
| 2 |
adj |
ineffectual |
limited, unable |
| invertebrate
| 39 |
adj |
ineffectual |
abortive, barren, bootless, feckless, feeble, fruitless, futile, idle, impotent, inadequate, incompetent, indecisive, ineffective, inefficient, inept, inferior, innocuous, inoperative, lame, nugatory, null, null and void, paltry, powerless, spineless, unavailing, unfruitful, unproductive, unprofitable, unsuccessful, useless, vain, void, withered, worthless, anticlimactic, defeasible, forceless, neutralized |
| investigation
| 17 |
noun |
thorough check |
case, search, survey, review, analysis, hearing, inquiry, examination, research, inspection, study, observation, quest, exploration, observing, surveying, sounding |
| investigation
| 12 |
noun |
thorough check |
probe, scrutiny, inquisition, inquest, pike, gander, quiz, hustle, probing, delving, fact-finding, legwork |
| investigator
| 8 |
noun |
person who checks thoroughly |
detective, police, researcher, agent, inspector, analyst, spy, attorney |
| investigator
| 15 |
noun |
person who checks thoroughly |
examiner, auditor, hound, sleuth, snooper, inquirer, reviewer, gumshoe, private detective, private eye, prosecutor, tester, Sherlock Holmes, plainclothes officer, undercover cop |
| investment
| 21 |
noun |
something given, lent for a return |
purchase, financing, transaction, finance, grant, money, loan, stake, property, asset, venture, contribution, expense, advance, plunge, inside, backing, speculation, piece, interests, investing |
| investment
| 10 |
noun |
something given, lent for a return |
expenditure, hunch, bail, stab, ante, endowment, flutter, spec, smart money, vested interests |
| invisible
| 3 |
adj |
unable to be seen; hidden |
ideal, masked, screened |
| invisible
| 38 |
adj |
unable to be seen; hidden |
imperceptible, microscopic, unseen, inconspicuous, concealed, covert, deceptive, disguised, ethereal, gaseous, ghostly, impalpable, indiscernible, infinitesimal, insensible, intangible, obliterated, occult, out of sight, supernatural, ulterior, undisclosed, unreal, vaporous, veiled, imponderable, inappreciable, obscured, unnoticeable, unobservable, unseeable, not in sight, perdu, unapparent, ungraspable, unperceivable, unviewable, wraithlike |
| invitation
| 21 |
noun |
proposal; asking |
bid, request, suggestion, date, appeal, challenge, motive, paper, pass, ground, attraction, call, urge, hit, invite, offer, begging, pressure, reason, bidding, prompting |
| invitation
| 20 |
noun |
proposal; asking |
encouragement, summons, overture, proposition, petition, provocation, temptation, proffer, allurement, inducement, lure, coquetry, incitement, supplication, enticement, feeler, open door, rain check, solicitation, compliments |
| invite
| 22 |
verb |
ask to do something socially |
urge, draw, lead, propose, welcome, request, encourage, persuade, call, insist, suggest, press, attract, court, pray, bid, toll, beg, command, invitation, provoke, issue |
| invite
| 22 |
verb |
ask to do something socially |
woo, tempt, summon, lure, solicit, ply, inveigle, entreat, countenance, allure, entice, vamp, supplicate, petition, bring on, prevail on, appeal to, give invitation, have in, have over, include as guest, send invitation |
| iron
| 7 |
adj |
hard, tough; inflexible |
steel, firm, heavy, thick, cruel, dense, strong |
| iron
| 17 |
adj |
hard, tough; inflexible |
rigid, immovable, unbending, adamant, implacable, indomitable, inexorable, insensible, obdurate, relentless, robust, stubborn, unyielding, adamantine, steely, ferric, ferrous |
| iron
| 2 |
noun |
hard, ferrous metal |
cast, pig |
| iron
| 1 |
noun |
hard, ferrous metal |
coke |
| iron
| 2 |
noun |
restraint made of metal |
chain, bond |
| iron
| 6 |
noun |
restraint made of metal |
handcuffs, fetter, shackles, cuffs, manacles, leg irons |
| irony
| 3 |
noun |
sarcasm |
twist, humor, criticism |
| irony
| 19 |
noun |
sarcasm |
paradox, wit, satire, repartee, quip, mockery, taunt, banter, ridicule, incongruity, burlesque, jibe, contrariness, raillery, reproach, derision, contempt, mordancy, sardonicism |
| irrelevant
| 4 |
adj |
beside the point |
foreign, garbage, outside, remote |
| irrelevant
| 27 |
adj |
beside the point |
immaterial, trivial, inappropriate, inconsequential, extraneous, unnecessary, unimportant, unrelated, pointless, insignificant, impertinent, inapplicable, inapt, out of order, unconnected, inconsequent, unapt, inapposite, inappurtenant, inapropos, not connected with, not germane, not pertaining to, off the point, off the topic, out of place, without reference |
| irritable
| 4 |
adj |
bad-tempered, crabby |
complaining, cross, hot, sensitive |
| irritable
| 43 |
adj |
bad-tempered, crabby |
contentious, testy, petulant, resentful, fractious, surly, annoyed, prickly, cantankerous, carping, choleric, crotchety, disputatious, dissatisfied, dyspeptic, fiery, fretful, gloomy, grouchy, grumbling, hasty, huffy, hypercritical, irascible, moody, morose, peevish, plaintive, querulous, quick-tempered, snappy, tense, touchy, crabbed, exasperated, bearish, brooding, easily offended, fretting, ill-humored, out of humor, oversensitive, snarling |
| island
| 5 |
noun |
land surrounded by body of water |
bar, shelter, retreat, key, refuge |
| island
| 10 |
noun |
land surrounded by body of water |
peninsula, reef, sanctuary, haven, atoll, archipelago, enclave, islet, isle, cay |
| isolation
| 4 |
noun |
seclusion |
privacy, withdrawal, retreat, hiding |
| isolation
| 18 |
noun |
seclusion |
solitude, desolation, confinement, segregation, remoteness, quarantine, sequestration, aloofness, detachment, exile, aloneness, concealment, beleaguerment, reclusion, reclusiveness, privateness, monkhood, seclusiveness |
| issue
| 11 |
noun |
point in question |
affair, point, question, argument, controversy, topic, matter, problem, concern, subject, puzzle |
| issue
| 3 |
noun |
point in question |
contention, matter of contention, point of departure |
| issue
| 6 |
noun |
result |
consequence, outcome, effect, end, fruit, conclusion |
| issue
| 9 |
noun |
result |
culmination, finale, eventuality, sequel, termination, upshot, payoff, end product, causatum |
| issue
| 4 |
noun |
edition of publication |
number, impression, copy, printing |
| issue
| 1 |
noun |
edition of publication |
installment |
| issue
| 6 |
noun |
distribution |
publication, supply, delivery, issuing, granting, supplying |
| issue
| 5 |
noun |
distribution |
dispersion, circulation, dissemination, issuance, sending out |
| issue
| 2 |
noun |
children |
get, seed |
| issue
| 8 |
noun |
children |
brood, progeny, posterity, offspring, descendants, heirs, scions, progeniture |
| issue
| 10 |
verb |
distribute |
deliver, send, publish, release, announce, declare, air, broadcast, transmit, assign |
| issue
| 13 |
verb |
distribute |
promulgate, circulate, consign, emit, dispense, dispatch, allot, bring out, get out, put out, give out, put in circulation, send out |
| issue
| 10 |
verb |
emit, emerge; come from |
release, proceed, spring, rise, flow, stem, birth, arise, well, appear |
| issue
| 13 |
verb |
emit, emerge; come from |
vent, originate, emanate, ooze, spurt, exude, derive from, give off, throw off, be a consequence, come forth, give out, send forth |
| item
| 22 |
noun |
part, article |
information, component, feature, element, thing, piece, point, aspect, news, story, matter, detail, note, notice, particular, report, consideration, bit, account, column, specific, entry |
| item
| 12 |
noun |
part, article |
dispatch, minutia, scrap, novelty, blurb, incidental, scoop, bulletin, write-up, paragraph, conversation piece, minor point |
| ivory
| 6 |
adj |
fair |
light, neutral, blond, white, pale, faded |
| ivory
| 21 |
adj |
fair |
pearly, alabaster, argent, sallow, blonde, blanched, chalky, colorless, creamy, fair-haired, milky, pallid, snowy, bleached, fair-skinned, flaxen-haired, pale-faced, silvery, tow-haired, tow-headed, whitish |
| jacket
| 9 |
noun |
covering |
coat, fur, case, casing, hide, envelope, threads, skin, wrapping |
| jacket
| 6 |
noun |
covering |
tunic, sheath, wrapper, folder, pelt, parka |
| jail
| 6 |
noun |
place for incarceration |
cell, prison, pound, cooler, pen, rack |
| jail
| 21 |
noun |
place for incarceration |
penitentiary, lockup, dungeon, solitary, stir, inside, joint, stockade, reformatory, clink, brig, can, black hole, detention camp, house of correction, penal institution, slammer, bastille, bullpen, jailhouse, up the river |
| jail
| 6 |
verb |
incarcerate |
sentence, hold, book, prison, railroad, cage |
| jail
| 17 |
verb |
incarcerate |
confine, imprison, detain, immure, can, constrain, impound, put away, take away, lock up, bastille, put behind bars, put on ice, send up, throw away the keys, throw in dungeon, throw the book at |
| jam
| 10 |
noun |
troublesome situation |
box, dilemma, bind, fix, spot, difficulty, trouble, corner, hole, problem |
| jam
| 7 |
noun |
troublesome situation |
predicament, plight, strait, quandary, scrape, pickle, hot water |
| jam
| 13 |
verb |
squeeze in; compress |
force, crowd, cease, crush, bear, push, stick, press, bind, stuff, elbow, block, pack |
| jam
| 15 |
verb |
squeeze in; compress |
obstruct, wedge, clog, ram, stall, wad, jostle, cram, halt, congest, squash, throng, squish, jam-pack, tamp |
| jar
| 5 |
noun |
container |
can, bottle, vessel, pot, pitcher |
| jar
| 15 |
noun |
container |
jug, flask, urn, vase, basin, beaker, crock, decanter, flagon, chalice, ewer, vat, burette, cruet, tun |
| jar
| 3 |
noun |
shocking hit |
impact, crash, rock |
| jar
| 10 |
noun |
shocking hit |
smash, jounce, clash, bump, concussion, thump, jolt, collision, thud, succussion |
| jar
| 8 |
verb |
shock, jolt |
disturb, jump, slam, shake, crash, hit, bounce, rock |
| jar
| 20 |
verb |
shock, jolt |
rattle, offend, irritate, bump, agitate, jiggle, quake, jerk, jounce, convulse, vibrate, rasp, thump, wobble, clash, wiggle, bang, grate, tremor, grind |
| jar
| 5 |
verb |
clash, disharmonize |
contend, shock, disagree, interfere, oppose |
| jar
| 15 |
verb |
clash, disharmonize |
annoy, irk, irritate, jangle, discompose, bicker, discord, disaccord, grind, nettle, grate, mismatch, outrage, wrangle, quarrel |
| jargon
| 2 |
noun |
specialized language; dialect |
speech, tongue |
| jargon
| 40 |
noun |
specialized language; dialect |
patois, vocabulary, argot, idiom, vernacular, lingo, parlance, slang, lexicon, abracadabra, nonsense, cant, colloquialism, twaddle, bunk, usage, palaver, bombast, patter, banality, drivel, balderdash, fustian, gibberish, neologism, rigmarole, insipidity, cliché, mumbo jumbo, doublespeak, buzzwords, newspeak, slanguage, commonplace term, hackneyed term, overused term, shoptalk, stale language, street talk, trite language |
| jaw
| 2 |
noun |
bones of chin |
mouth, chops |
| jaw
| 6 |
noun |
bones of chin |
orifice, muzzle, jowl, bone, maxilla, mandible |
| jaw
| 1 |
verb |
talk a lot |
lecture |
| jaw
| 10 |
verb |
talk a lot |
orate, prate, yak, babble, jabber, prattle, chat, gossip, chatter, gab |
| jaw
| 4 |
verb |
criticize |
rail, rate, blame, abuse |
| jaw
| 9 |
verb |
criticize |
revile, scold, censure, berate, baste, upbraid, vituperate, call on the carpet, tongue-lash |
| jazz
| 1 |
noun |
style of music |
swing |
| jazz
| 11 |
noun |
style of music |
bop, blues, boogie, boogie-woogie, ragtime, Dixieland, jive, bebop, fusion jazz, hot jazz, improvisational music |
| jealous
| 9 |
adj |
desirous; wary |
protective, anxious, suspicious, demanding, doubting, grasping, guarded, questioning, rival |
| jealous
| 23 |
adj |
desirous; wary |
skeptical, envious, apprehensive, possessive, resentful, intolerant, attentive, covetous, green-eyed, invidious, jaundiced, solicitous, vigilant, watchful, zealous, emulous, grabby, mistrustful, begrudging, envying, grudging, monopolizing, possessory |
| jelly
| 2 |
noun |
jam |
preserve, mass |
| jelly
| 5 |
noun |
jam |
extract, pulp, jell, gelatin, pectin |
| jelly
| 4 |
noun |
cream |
unction, balm, ointment, salve |
| jerk
| 2 |
noun |
a lurching move |
pull, bounce |
| jerk
| 16 |
noun |
a lurching move |
flick, quiver, yank, bump, tweak, flop, jolt, snag, wriggle, wiggle, shiver, wrench, quake, thrust, twitch, tug |
| jerk
| 1 |
noun |
stupid, bumbling person |
fool |
| jerk
| 6 |
noun |
stupid, bumbling person |
idiot, rascal, brute, oaf, nincompoop, ninny |
| jerk
| 8 |
verb |
move with lurch |
bounce, pull, seize, dance, flip, hook, grab, throw |
| jerk
| 27 |
verb |
move with lurch |
hurtle, fling, bump, flop, jolt, snatch, wriggle, wiggle, wrench, lug, thrust, tug, twitch, wring, yank, flick, quiver, whisk, sling, tweak, pluck, snag, shiver, quake, wrest, vellicate, shrug |
| jerk
| 1 |
noun |
foolish person |
fool |
| jerk
| 12 |
noun |
foolish person |
blockhead, dolt, dunce, idiot, imbecile, donkey, dope, numbskull, simpleton, twit, jackass, nitwit |
| jest
| 8 |
noun |
joke |
laugh, rib, funny, sport, crack, play, game, fun |
| jest
| 16 |
noun |
joke |
one-liner, hoax, gag, wisecrack, pleasantry, prank, quip, jolly, banter, witticism, spoof, sally, ridicule, jive, bon mot, rib-tickler |
| jest
| 4 |
verb |
joke |
rib, fool, needle, kid |
| jest
| 21 |
verb |
joke |
rag, gird, deride, quip, josh, jolly, mock, gibe, banter, scoff, flout, chaff, sneer, spoof, razz, tease, jeer, roast, fun, put on, jive |
| jet
| 2 |
adj |
black |
midnight, dark |
| jet
| 11 |
adj |
black |
sable, ebony, inky, pitch-black, obsidian, raven, atramentous, bituminous, coal-black, ebon, pitch-dark |
| jet
| 4 |
noun |
rush, gush of substance |
stream, spring, flow, spray |
| jet
| 5 |
noun |
rush, gush of substance |
spout, fountain, spurt, squirt, spritz |
| jet
| 2 |
noun |
vehicle propelled by ejection of pressurized gas or liquid |
airplane, plane |
| jet
| 4 |
noun |
vehicle propelled by ejection of pressurized gas or liquid |
airbus, supersonic, supersonic transport, turbo |
| jet
| 10 |
verb |
spurt, gush |
fly, shoot, rush, stream, roll, travel, flow, pour, issue, soar |
| jet
| 6 |
verb |
spurt, gush |
zoom, surge, spew, squirt, spout, spritz |
| jewel
| 3 |
noun |
precious stone |
stone, glass, brilliant |
| jewel
| 13 |
noun |
precious stone |
ornament, trinket, bead, bauble, gem, rock, gemstone, baguette, hardware, sparkler, bijou, birthstone, gullion |
| jewel
| 9 |
noun |
something, someone precious |
treasure, prize, specialty, find, genius, ideal, charm, phenomenon, wonder |
| jewel
| 9 |
noun |
something, someone precious |
gem, masterpiece, nonesuch, pearl, paragon, rarity, prodigy, nonpareil, phoenix |
| jewelry
| 13 |
noun |
precious stones, metals worn as decoration |
gold, treasure, costume, silver, pin, ring, chain, cross, stone, band, charm, rock, diamonds |
| jewelry
| 34 |
noun |
precious stones, metals worn as decoration |
glass, ornament, bracelet, jewel, trinket, brooch, necklace, knickknack, tiara, gem, crown, frippery, bangle, ice, bauble, regalia, junk, adornment, brass, beads, rosary, finery, earring, pendant, cameo, anklet, stickpin, bijou, choker, sparkler, locket, solitaire, lavaliere, tie pin |
| job
| 29 |
noun |
employment |
task, appointment, office, business, career, assignment, work, spot, profession, place, activity, position, post, trade, operation, situation, occupation, engagement, means, function, posting, opening, craft, pursuit, faculty, capacity, line, calling, connection |
| job
| 16 |
noun |
employment |
stint, chore, livelihood, racket, grind, vocation, handicraft, gig, niche, billet, swindle, berth, daily grind, métier, rat race, nine-to-five |
| job
| 29 |
noun |
task |
duty, task, business, office, assignment, work, project, role, action, responsibility, operation, effort, care, function, affair, province, burden, matter, undertaking, enterprise, mission, commission, charge, pursuit, venture, act, contribution, obligation, concern |
| job
| 8 |
noun |
task |
thing, stint, chore, errand, deed, tour of duty, devoir, taskwork |
| jockey
| 11 |
verb |
maneuver |
handle, ride, move, direct, negotiate, twist, turn, position, guide, steer, pilot |
| jockey
| 1 |
verb |
maneuver |
navigate |
| joint
| 7 |
adj |
shared, combined |
collective, cooperative, public, united, joined, common, mutual |
| joint
| 7 |
adj |
shared, combined |
concerted, communal, hand in hand, conjoint, consolidated, conjunct, intermutual |
| joint
| 11 |
noun |
intersection, juncture |
elbow, bridge, point, bend, union, tie, meeting, link, coupling, connection, bond |
| joint
| 22 |
noun |
intersection, juncture |
seam, splice, nexus, impingement, concourse, interconnection, node, swivel, junction, articulation, crux, knot, confluence, hinge, bracket, suture, abutment, vinculum, hyphen, conjuncture, tangency, copula |
| joint
| 2 |
noun |
cheap hangout |
club, bar |
| joint
| 6 |
noun |
cheap hangout |
tavern, dive, juke joint, roadhouse, honky-tonk, hole in the wall |
| joke
| 8 |
noun |
fun, quip |
humor, trick, laugh, sport, rib, saw, play, game |
| joke
| 47 |
noun |
fun, quip |
pun, antic, farce, one-liner, parody, gag, stunt, wisecrack, prank, repartee, whimsy, revel, epigram, jest, pleasantry, payoff, caper, drollery, jape, tomfoolery, lark, raillery, frolic, mischief, quirk, burlesque, witticism, spree, sally, shenanigan, vagary, horseplay, ha-ha, yarn, caprice, put-on, escapade, gambol, monkeyshine, snow job, buffoonery, mummery, hoodwinking, chestnut, clowning, bon mot, shaggy-dog story |
| joke
| 5 |
noun |
person that is made fun of |
fool, target, butt, sport, goat |
| joke
| 8 |
noun |
person that is made fun of |
jackass, laughingstock, mockery, clown, derision, buffoon, simpleton, jestee |
| joke
| 8 |
verb |
kid, tease |
laugh, rib, sport, fool, play, needle, trick, fun |
| joke
| 29 |
verb |
kid, tease |
banter, quip, rag, pun, revel, deride, jest, wisecrack, jape, josh, jolly, frolic, mock, roast, taunt, spoof, chaff, ridicule, deceive, gambol, horse around, kid around, put on, jive, make merry, play the clown, play tricks, poke fun, pull one's leg |
| journal
| 19 |
noun |
chronicle |
publication, review, account, daily, note, magazine, paper, diary, newspaper, calendar, annual, log, organ, register, record, statement, reminder, minutes, observation |
| journal
| 16 |
noun |
chronicle |
tabloid, annals, periodical, gazette, almanac, memoir, rag, daybook, ledger, reminiscence, memento, scandal sheet, monthly, weekly, chronology, comic book |
| journey
| 31 |
noun |
excursion |
campaign, expedition, course, migration, trip, travel, visit, passage, quest, adventure, progress, hike, drive, tour, exploration, crossing, wandering, route, patrol, transit, traveling, march, run, venture, beat, constitutional, range, survey, circuit, round, airing |
| journey
| 24 |
noun |
excursion |
jaunt, pilgrimage, odyssey, trek, outing, sojourn, itinerary, traverse, caravan, junket, roaming, voyage, tramp, transmigration, promenade, wayfaring, safari, sally, saunter, stroll, peregrination, ramble, vagabondage, vagrancy |
| journey
| 13 |
verb |
travel |
fly, proceed, wander, fare, jet, repair, process, range, tour, circuit, cruise, go, pass |
| journey
| 18 |
verb |
travel |
trek, wend, traverse, roam, ramble, voyage, peregrinate, hop, safari, rove, junket, jaunt, hie, knock about, globe trot, go places, push on, take a trip |
| joy
| 13 |
noun |
great happiness, pleasure |
satisfaction, comfort, humor, delight, cheer, charm, pride, wonder, sport, transport, treasure, treat, prize |
| joy
| 36 |
noun |
great happiness, pleasure |
glee, elation, bliss, amusement, indulgence, alleviation, rapture, jubilance, gladness, gaiety, revelry, solace, fruition, refreshment, delectation, liveliness, animation, luxury, frolic, hilarity, festivity, rejoicing, diversion, felicity, gratification, gem, merriment, exultation, ecstasy, jewel, mirth, good humor, exulting, ravishment, pride and joy, regalement |
| judge
| 8 |
noun |
person who arbitrates |
court, expert, justice, authority, critic, inspector, bench, honor |
| judge
| 24 |
noun |
person who arbitrates |
referee, umpire, moderator, negotiator, peacemaker, interpreter, intermediary, intercessor, judiciary, arbiter, warden, magistrate, marshal, adjudicator, assessor, conciliator, chancellor, evaluator, reconciler, appraiser, ombudsman, justice of peace, legal official, magister |
| judge
| 33 |
verb |
make decision from evidence; deduce |
try, draw, resolve, determine, conclude, evaluate, review, appreciate, criticize, assess, put, examine, derive, decide, distinguish, find, consider, sentence, rate, value, check, condemn, sit, make, test, suppose, estimate, arrive, gather, rule, collect, settle, place |
| judge
| 21 |
verb |
make decision from evidence; deduce |
discern, deduct, umpire, adjudge, decree, adjudicate, approximate, mediate, referee, reckon, doom, arbitrate, ascertain, appraise, esteem, act on, make out, give a hearing, pass sentence, pronounce sentence, size up |
| judgment
| 18 |
noun |
common sense |
perception, knowledge, intelligence, experience, understanding, sense, wisdom, reasoning, awareness, taste, grasp, capacity, discrimination, genius, reach, reason, range, brains |
| judgment
| 27 |
noun |
common sense |
intuition, prudence, acumen, ingenuity, sharpness, wit, comprehension, sapience, incisiveness, soundness, keenness, sophistication, shrewdness, penetration, rationality, mentality, readiness, perspicacity, quickness, apprehension, discernment, sanity, sagacity, acuteness, savvy, astuteness, percipience |
| judgment
| 33 |
noun |
decision about blame |
sentence, idea, result, review, inquiry, resolution, finding, evaluation, conclusion, belief, award, determination, observation, conviction, assessment, analysis, verdict, ruling, opinion, order, view, search, examination, regard, research, appreciation, quest, exploration, pursuit, report, estimate, inspection, summary |
| judgment
| 16 |
noun |
decision about blame |
decree, scrutiny, appraisal, arbitration, inquisition, reconnaissance, contemplation, inquest, deduction, inference, estimation, probing, sifting, assaying, close study, weigh-in |
| judgment
| 1 |
noun |
doom, fate |
punishment |
| judgment
| 11 |
noun |
doom, fate |
retribution, misfortune, castigation, correction, infliction, chastisement, affliction, damnation, manifestation, mortification, visitation |
| judicial
| 5 |
adj |
legal |
administrative, constitutional, distinguished, official, regular |
| judicial
| 16 |
adj |
legal |
authoritative, discriminating, equitable, forensic, impartial, judiciary, lawful, magisterial, pontifical, statutory, principled, juridical, judgelike, jurisdictional, juristic, legalistic |
| juice
| 10 |
noun |
liquid squeezed from fruit, plant |
oil, alcohol, sauce, drink, water, milk, essence, abstract, fluid, spirit |
| juice
| 9 |
noun |
liquid squeezed from fruit, plant |
extract, liquor, syrup, nectar, distillation, secretion, sap, serum, aqua vitae |
| jump
| 15 |
noun |
leap |
plunge, rise, bounce, fall, drop, dance, spring, bound, jar, start, skip, buck, shock, skipping, leaping |
| jump
| 25 |
noun |
leap |
dive, upsurge, hurdle, vault, swerve, plummet, canter, caper, lurch, hop, pounce, jerk, nosedive, jolt, wrench, bob, twitch, gambol, upspring, leapfrogging, saltation, capriole, leapfrog, hopping, gambade |
| jump
| 5 |
noun |
increase, advantage |
advance, rise, inflation, boost, start |
| jump
| 9 |
noun |
increase, advantage |
upsurge, upturn, increment, spurt, handicap, ascent, augmentation, upper hand, head start |
| jump
| 5 |
noun |
obstacle |
bar, barrier, fence, stretch, rail |
| jump
| 3 |
noun |
obstacle |
hurdle, impediment, barricade |
| jump
| 13 |
verb |
leap, spring |
skip, drop, bound, bounce, take, fall, top, pop, shake, trip, sky, buck, clear |
| jump
| 29 |
verb |
leap, spring |
plummet, dive, surge, hop, vault, quiver, barge, rattle, hurdle, caper, jounce, wobble, lurch, jiggle, lop, canter, hurtle, jerk, lunge, waver, ricochet, bob, gambol, bail out, curvet, parachute, saltate, somersault, lollop |
| jump
| 4 |
verb |
recoil |
start, bolt, bounce, spring |
| jump
| 9 |
verb |
recoil |
rebound, jounce, jerk, ricochet, startle, wince, bob, carom, flinch |
| jump
| 7 |
verb |
omit, avoid |
leave, skip, cover, abandon, switch, cancel, miss |
| jump
| 7 |
verb |
omit, avoid |
digress, evade, nullify, clear out, pass over, overshoot, cross out |
| jump
| 8 |
verb |
increase |
advance, raise, rise, gain, boost, hike, mount, up |
| jump
| 5 |
verb |
increase |
surge, escalate, ascend, put up, jack up |
| junction
| 15 |
noun |
connection |
crossing, gathering, alliance, union, combine, meeting, combination, joint, link, coupling, coalition, elbow, bond, linking, joining |
| junction
| 34 |
noun |
connection |
juncture, intersection, confluence, terminal, tie-in, concatenation, seam, reunion, pivot, dovetail, conjugation, concourse, attachment, node, tie-up, articulation, coherence, consolidation, gore, splice, annexation, convergence, weld, hookup, crossroads, hinge, assemblage, mortise, plug-in, interface, miter, collocation, knee, concursion |
| jungle
| 4 |
noun |
wilderness full of plant and animal life |
wood, forest, web, bush |
| jungle
| 10 |
noun |
wilderness full of plant and animal life |
wasteland, undergrowth, labyrinth, zoo, maze, tangle, morass, chaparral, boscage, primeval forest |
| junior
| 5 |
adj |
subordinate, younger |
lower, second, minor, secondary, lesser |
| junior
| 2 |
adj |
subordinate, younger |
inferior, second-string |
| junk
| 4 |
noun |
odds and ends; garbage |
debris, trash, refuse, waste |
| junk
| 12 |
noun |
odds and ends; garbage |
rubble, clutter, rubbish, hogwash, collateral, filth, rummage, scrap, litter, offal, miscellany, salvage |
| jurisdiction
| 28 |
noun |
area of authority |
control, district, power, rule, influence, administration, command, commission, zone, authority, scope, sovereignty, territory, right, orbit, sphere, say, empire, slot, area, field, might, province, reach, extent, range, circuit, limits |
| jurisdiction
| 19 |
noun |
area of authority |
purview, domination, prerogative, supervision, discretion, arbitration, bailiwick, hegemony, inquisition, reign, confines, compass, sway, dominion, turf, magistracy, bounds, judicature, stomping grounds |
| jury
| 3 |
noun |
panel that hears legal matter |
board, peers, judges |
| jury
| 1 |
noun |
panel that hears legal matter |
tribunal |
| just
| 13 |
adj |
fair, impartial |
decent, due, equal, ethical, good, honest, objective, pure, reliable, right, strict, tried, true |
| just
| 22 |
adj |
fair, impartial |
equitable, aloof, blameless, conscientious, dependable, dispassionate, honorable, lawful, nonpartisan, righteous, rightful, rigid, scrupulous, trustworthy, unbiased, upright, virtuous, evenhanded, fair-minded, condign, nondiscriminatory, uncolored |
| just
| 11 |
adj |
accurate, precise |
correct, exact, good, normal, proper, regular, right, sound, strict, true, justified |
| just
| 7 |
adj |
accurate, precise |
cogent, faithful, veracious, well-founded, well-grounded, veridical, undistorted |
| just
| 12 |
adj |
suitable, appropriate |
deserved, due, fit, fitting, happy, legitimate, meet, merited, proper, reasonable, right, justified |
| just
| 7 |
adj |
suitable, appropriate |
apt, befitting, felicitous, requisite, rightful, condign, well-deserved |
| just
| 11 |
adv |
definitely |
exactly, precisely, absolutely, accurately, completely, directly, entirely, perfectly, right, sharp, square |
| just
| 4 |
adv |
definitely |
expressly, squarely, smack-dab, unmistakably |
| just
| 8 |
adv |
only now |
barely, hardly, almost, approximately, lately, nearly, now, recently |
| just
| 9 |
adv |
only now |
scarce, scarcely, presently, a moment ago, at this moment, by very little, just a while ago, just now, right now |
| just
| 4 |
adv |
merely |
only, simply, but, solely |
| just
| 4 |
adv |
merely |
plainly, at most, no more than, nothing but |
| justice
| 17 |
noun |
lawfulness, fairness |
right, authority, truth, law, integrity, charter, code, sentence, hearing, sanction, review, penalty, equity, appeal, consideration, rule, compensation |
| justice
| 27 |
noun |
lawfulness, fairness |
honesty, correction, justness, redress, litigation, decree, impartiality, amends, evenness, creed, authorization, recompense, reparation, credo, legitimacy, legality, rectitude, due process, legalization, judicature, judicatory, reasonableness, constitutionality, fair play, fair treatment, legal process, square deal |
| justice
| 2 |
noun |
person who oversees court of law |
judge, court |
| justice
| 3 |
noun |
person who oversees court of law |
umpire, magistrate, chancellor |
| justification
| 15 |
noun |
reason, excuse |
apology, basis, explanation, argument, approval, idea, defense, story, support, answer, reply, plea, response, account, grounds |
| justification
| 28 |
noun |
reason, excuse |
confirmation, vindication, rationale, rationalization, pretext, wherefore, absolution, palliation, mitigation, rebuttal, warrant, extenuation, exculpation, exoneration, redemption, advocacy, acquittal, apologia, validation, salvation, song and dance, sanctification, palliative, whatfor, whitewashing, whole idea, why and wherefore, raison d'être |
| justify
| 19 |
verb |
legitimize, substantiate |
defend, support, advocate, confirm, favor, maintain, sustain, explain, contend, claim, square, crawl, clear, brief, assert, excuse, approve, plead, establish |
| justify
| 29 |
verb |
legitimize, substantiate |
rationalize, vindicate, uphold, countenance, validate, condone, warrant, alibi, palliate, pardon, verify, legalize, absolve, exculpate, acquit, rebut, exonerate, answer for, bear out, cop a plea, apologize for, argue for, be answerable for, do justice to, make allowances, make good, show cause, speak in favor, stand up for |
| keep
| 23 |
verb |
hold, maintain |
preserve, control, enjoy, manage, carry, place, have, conduct, put, retain, save, store, grip, own, possess, season, deposit, direct, grasp, pile, stock, stack, reserve |
| keep
| 13 |
verb |
hold, maintain |
amass, cache, detain, heap, accumulate, withhold, garner, conserve, hold back, put up, care for, deal in, trade in |
| keep
| 22 |
verb |
tend; provide for |
protect, run, continue, support, manage, maintain, sustain, conduct, operate, feed, foster, attend, shelter, defend, mind, direct, administer, guard, command, board, provision, endure |
| keep
| 12 |
verb |
tend; provide for |
nourish, shield, subsidize, ordain, nurture, safeguard, carry on, victual, care for, look after, minister to, watch over |
| keep
| 7 |
verb |
prevent |
control, stop, delay, limit, check, block, arrest |
| keep
| 17 |
verb |
prevent |
hinder, obstruct, inhibit, avert, deter, impede, retard, detain, hamstring, shackle, stall, curb, restrain, constrain, withhold, hamper, hold back |
| keep
| 9 |
verb |
commemorate; pay attention to |
perform, hold, regard, bless, observe, praise, respect, honor, celebrate |
| keep
| 9 |
verb |
commemorate; pay attention to |
obey, sanctify, laud, solemnize, consecrate, fulfill, ritualize, adhere to, comply with |
| kettle
| 2 |
noun |
metal pot |
pot, vessel |
| kettle
| 5 |
noun |
metal pot |
vat, steamer, boiler, cauldron, teakettle |
| key
| 11 |
adj |
essential, important |
major, leading, crucial, primary, vital, fundamental, basic, main, principal, chief, material |
| key
| 3 |
adj |
essential, important |
indispensable, pivotal, decisive |
| key
| 5 |
noun |
item that unlocks |
screw, skeleton, opener, latchkey, passkey |
| key
| 18 |
noun |
answer, solution |
core, indicator, code, means, sign, clue, ticket, guide, index, interpretation, lead, explanation, cue, translation, root, brand, symptom, marker |
| key
| 13 |
noun |
answer, solution |
blueprint, passport, password, nexus, pointer, earmark, crux, cipher, nucleus, pivot, lever, hinge, fulcrum |
| kick
| 5 |
noun |
thrill, enjoyment |
fun, joy, sensation, excitement, pleasure |
| kick
| 7 |
noun |
thrill, enjoyment |
stimulation, hoot, buzz, refreshment, bang, gratification, wallop |
| kick
| 7 |
noun |
power, strength |
snap, blow, punch, force, jar, intensity, boot |
| kick
| 10 |
noun |
power, strength |
jolt, pep, zest, tang, vitality, sparkle, zing, verve, backlash, pungency |
| kick
| 1 |
verb |
hit with foot |
boot |
| kick
| 5 |
verb |
hit with foot |
punt, jolt, dropkick, calcitrate, give the foot |
| kick
| 11 |
verb |
complain |
resist, protest, except, fight, damn, condemn, combat, object, criticize, rebel, oppose |
| kick
| 16 |
verb |
complain |
curse, withstand, mumble, anathematize, repine, gripe, expostulate, grumble, fuss, wail, carp, execrate, spurn, whine, inveigh, remonstrate |
| kick
| 2 |
verb |
quit a habit |
stop, abandon |
| kick
| 4 |
verb |
quit a habit |
desist, leave off, give up, go cold turkey |
| kid
| 10 |
noun |
young person |
boy, infant, daughter, son, youth, teenager, child, baby, girl, youngster |
| kid
| 6 |
noun |
young person |
lad, bairn, juvenile, lass, tot, little one |
| kid
| 5 |
verb |
fool, ridicule |
joke, bother, pretend, trick, rib |
| kid
| 23 |
verb |
fool, ridicule |
tease, delude, flimflam, rag, razz, jest, jape, hoax, josh, banter, cozen, gull, jolly, dupe, beguile, bamboozle, roast, fun, spoof, hoodwink, mock, make fun of, make sport of |
| kidney
| 46 |
noun |
kind, sort, category |
family, collection, province, domain, estate, frame, selection, species, standing, section, feather, status, description, genre, grouping, source, order, division, school, degree, league, grade, style, rank, department, origin, set, color, sphere, rate, quality, humor, variety, character, branch, suit, nature, brand, property, name, value, cast, range, grain, distinction, make |
| kidney
| 12 |
noun |
kind, sort, category |
classification, mold, breed, hierarchy, denomination, stripe, temperament, ilk, sect, genus, caste, designation |
| kidney
| 11 |
noun |
class, kind |
sort, character, variety, type, nature, category, brand, order, genre, feather, species |
| kidney
| 5 |
noun |
class, kind |
classification, breed, ilk, stripe, genus |
| kidney
| 12 |
noun |
boldness, strength of character |
courage, force, nerve, energy, quality, daring, makeup, nature, fire, spirit, resolve, resolution |
| kidney
| 27 |
noun |
boldness, strength of character |
spunk, caliber, grit, stamina, temperament, fortitude, bravery, heart, gameness, stamp, guts, animation, valor, vigor, life, ardor, backbone, pluck, vitality, disposition, moxie, hardihood, gallantry, dauntlessness, temper, starch, indomitability |
| kidney
| 21 |
noun |
class, status |
position, line, place, set, family, grade, rank, species, slot, estate, station, branch, feather, type, sort, description, degree, nature, genre, kind, cast |
| kidney
| 11 |
noun |
class, status |
breed, pigeonhole, hierarchy, stripe, ilk, bracket, genus, caste, pecking order, subclass, taxonomic group |
| kidney
| 18 |
noun |
type, sort |
category, kind, description, nature, brand, character, strain, quality, division, family, tribe, grade, make, rank, class, order, race, species |
| kidney
| 6 |
noun |
type, sort |
breed, assortment, classification, ilk, stripe, genus |
| kidney
| 5 |
noun |
organ meat |
heart, stomach, tongue, brains, liver |
| kidney
| 13 |
noun |
organ meat |
marrow, tripe, chitlins, chitterlings, giblets, gizzard, kidneys, mountain oyster, pancreas, prairie oyster, sweetbread, testis, thymus |
| kill
| 7 |
verb |
deprive of existence; destroy |
execute, murder, drown, dump, finish, sacrifice, hang |
| kill
| 38 |
verb |
deprive of existence; destroy |
wipe out, hit, slay, massacre, slaughter, poison, get, assassinate, crucify, neutralize, asphyxiate, dispatch, erase, extirpate, guillotine, strangle, zap, snuff, exterminate, suffocate, waste, electrocute, liquidate, smother, lynch, off, annihilate, obliterate, immolate, eradicate, do away with, do in, polish off, put away, rub out, garrote, X-out, put to death |
| kill
| 9 |
verb |
turn off; cancel |
stop, prohibit, forbid, cease, still, ruin, negative, refuse, defeat |
| kill
| 19 |
verb |
turn off; cancel |
revoke, neutralize, smother, counteract, quash, halt, veto, suppress, nullify, nix, deaden, stifle, annul, quell, extinguish, recant, scotch, turn out, shut off |
| killer
| 2 |
noun |
murderer |
hunter, soldier |
| killer
| 10 |
noun |
murderer |
executioner, butcher, slayer, assassin, exterminator, cut-throat, gunman/woman, gunperson, hit person, hit-man/woman |
| killing
| 1 |
noun |
murder |
execution |
| killing
| 11 |
noun |
murder |
homicide, massacre, slaughter, manslaughter, carnage, bloodshed, extermination, capital punishment, slaying, assassination, bumping off |
| kind
| 6 |
adj |
generous, good |
gentle, friendly, loving, understanding, big, mild |
| kind
| 37 |
adj |
generous, good |
sympathetic, affectionate, charitable, amiable, kindly, kindhearted, cordial, courteous, compassionate, tolerant, thoughtful, humane, gracious, considerate, humanitarian, altruistic, amicable, beneficent, benevolent, benign, clement, congenial, eleemosynary, indulgent, lenient, neighborly, obliging, philanthropic, propitious, soft touch, softhearted, tenderhearted, bounteous, all heart, bleeding-heart, good-hearted, heart in right place |
| kind
| 8 |
noun |
class, species |
sort, brand, set, type, variety, family, race, order |
| kind
| 5 |
noun |
class, species |
classification, breed, ilk, kin, genus |
| kind
| 18 |
noun |
type, character |
sort, style, set, way, nature, variety, number, manner, lot, description, tribe, gender, fiber, habit, essence, connection, tendency, likes |
| kind
| 10 |
noun |
type, character |
designation, stamp, breed, ilk, denomination, complexion, stripe, temperament, persuasion, mold |
| kindle
| 4 |
verb |
start a fire |
fire, light, burn, flame |
| kindle
| 7 |
verb |
start a fire |
ignite, inflame, blaze, flare, glow, set alight, set fire |
| kindle
| 7 |
verb |
excite, incite |
inspire, provoke, stir, stimulate, challenge, wake, rally |
| kindle
| 22 |
verb |
excite, incite |
work up, awaken, rouse, inflame, arouse, whet, sharpen, foment, thrill, exasperate, induce, enkindle, agitate, animate, waken, egg on, turn on, bestir, burn up, fire up, get smoking, key up |
| kindly
| 10 |
adj |
compassionate, helpful |
gentle, cool, favorable, friendly, generous, good, kind, mild, pleasant, warm |
| kindly
| 20 |
adj |
compassionate, helpful |
sympathetic, genial, benevolent, polite, thoughtful, attentive, gracious, beneficial, benign, cordial, good-natured, hearty, humane, kindhearted, mellow, merciful, neighborly, sociable, benignant, good-hearted |
| kindly
| 2 |
adv |
with compassion |
carefully, well |
| kindly
| 24 |
adv |
with compassion |
delicately, politely, helpfully, tenderly, sympathetically, generously, agreeably, cordially, courteously, graciously, genially, affectionately, thoughtfully, benevolently, benignly, charitably, compassionately, considerately, good-naturedly, heedfully, humanely, solicitously, tolerantly, understandingly |
| king
| 26 |
noun |
ruler |
monarch, emperor, tycoon, overlord, magnate, baron, potentate, sovereign, majesty, mogul, kaiser, prince, czar, sultan, maharajah, caesar, rajah, mikado, caliph, rex, khan, shah, pasha, crowned head, gerent, imperator |
| kingdom
| 16 |
noun |
historically, an area ruled by a monarch |
domain, county, sphere, empire, realm, field, state, sovereignty, territory, province, division, nation, country, rule, lands, possessions |
| kingdom
| 12 |
noun |
historically, an area ruled by a monarch |
commonwealth, crown, dynasty, sway, monarchy, reign, tract, throne, scepter, dominion, suzerainty, principality |
| kinship
| 6 |
noun |
family relationship |
family, flesh, blood, tribe, folk, relations |
| kinship
| 5 |
noun |
family relationship |
affinity, lineage, clan, kindred, kin |
| kiss
| 1 |
noun |
touching lips to another |
embrace |
| kiss
| 9 |
noun |
touching lips to another |
peck, smooch, salute, smack, caress, endearment, salutation, osculation, butterfly |
| kiss
| 6 |
verb |
touch one's lips to another's |
blow, greet, brush, glance, neck, lip |
| kiss
| 11 |
verb |
touch one's lips to another's |
graze, smack, salute, mush, smooch, osculate, peck, make out, butterfly, French, pucker up |
| kit
| 17 |
noun |
provisions, equipment |
bag, material, container, gear, set, selection, things, supplies, stock, collection, outfit, effects, tackle, stuff, pack, tools, implements |
| kit
| 10 |
noun |
provisions, equipment |
apparatus, impedimenta, rig, paraphernalia, trappings, assortment, satchel, suitcase, utensils, accoutrements |
| kitchen
| 2 |
noun |
room for cooking food |
gallery, mess |
| kitchen
| 9 |
noun |
room for cooking food |
cuisine, canteen, kitchenette, galley, cookhouse, scullery, cookery, eat-in, cook's room |
| kitchenware
| 1 |
noun |
tools; fittings, especially made of metal |
implements |
| kitchenware
| 10 |
noun |
tools; fittings, especially made of metal |
housewares, plumbing, utensils, ironware, fasteners, appliances, fixtures, metalware, accouterments, household furnishings |
| kite
| 4 |
noun |
vehicle that transports cargo or passengers through the air |
jet, aircraft, plane, cab |
| kite
| 7 |
noun |
vehicle that transports cargo or passengers through the air |
ship, crate, airliner, airbus, ramjet, aeroplane, airship |
| kite
| 4 |
verb |
leave, often quickly |
depart, go, retire, withdraw |
| kite
| 12 |
verb |
leave, often quickly |
beat it, begone, decamp, scram, skedaddle, split, take off, vamoose, hightail, make oneself scarce, remove oneself, take a hike |
| kite
| 5 |
noun |
letter |
invite, communication, message, note, card |
| kite
| 14 |
noun |
letter |
memo, dispatch, tab, scratch, line, missive, postcard, cannonball, FYI, billet doux, get-well, love letter, poison pen, thank-you |
| kite
| 10 |
verb |
escape |
leave, go, avoid, depart, duck, exit, flee, fly, split, withdraw |
| kite
| 26 |
verb |
escape |
take off, break out, alight, beat it, begone, bug off, clear out, decamp, dodge, egress, evacuate, evade, scram, shirk, shun, skedaddle, vacate, vamoose, hightail, be off, buzz off, extricate oneself, free oneself, make tracks, run away, take a hike |
| kite
| 6 |
noun |
written communication |
note, answer, report, reply, message, line |
| kite
| 10 |
noun |
written communication |
memo, memorandum, billet, dispatch, epistle, missive, acknowledgment, junk mail, thank you, postcard |
| kite
| 1 |
noun |
bad check |
rubber check |
| knead
| 12 |
verb |
mix by pressing |
rub, form, blend, work, shape, twist, push, stroke, press, squeeze, alter, manipulate |
| knead
| 4 |
verb |
mix by pressing |
massage, aerate, ply, mold |
| knee
| 2 |
noun |
body part |
patella, popliteal |
| kneel
| 1 |
verb |
get down on one's knees |
bow |
| kneel
| 7 |
verb |
get down on one's knees |
stoop, genuflect, kowtow, curtsey, bow down, do obeisance, prostrate oneself |
| knife
| 5 |
noun |
cutting tool |
blade, sword, steel, point, edge |
| knife
| 22 |
noun |
cutting tool |
bayonet, dagger, skewer, machete, lance, shank, cutting edge, sickle, cutter, scalpel, cutlass, sabre, switchblade, scythe, bolo, stiletto, ripper, scimitar, tickler, shiv, lancet, skiver |
| knife
| 10 |
verb |
stab with pointed tool |
slice, spit, clip, brand, wound, hurt, carve, cut, kill, stick |
| knife
| 11 |
verb |
stab with pointed tool |
lance, pierce, shank, lacerate, slash, impale, jag, thrust, shiv, chop down, open up |
| knit
| 17 |
verb |
intertwine |
bind, unite, weave, web, join, secure, cable, repair, heal, contract, link, connect, tie, net, ally, spin, loop |
| knit
| 9 |
verb |
intertwine |
sew, mend, fasten, intermingle, affix, affiliate, interlace, crochet, purl |
| knock
| 7 |
noun |
pushing, striking |
blow, box, hit, clip, slap, injury, beating |
| knock
| 10 |
noun |
pushing, striking |
lick, swipe, swat, smack, cuff, rap, thump, conk, whack, hammering |
| knock
| 4 |
noun |
strong criticism |
blame, failure, defeat, pan |
| knock
| 10 |
noun |
strong criticism |
condemnation, rejection, reversal, stricture, swipe, censure, flak, setback, rap, rebuff |
| knock
| 15 |
verb |
push over; strike |
hit, beat, tap, punch, slap, hurt, fell, damage, pound, deck, total, floor, wound, abuse, level |
| knock
| 24 |
verb |
push over; strike |
smack, batter, flatten, whack, bash, bruise, clout, rap, manhandle, maltreat, mistreat, thump, buffet, wallop, thwack, drub, cuff, thrash, bob, roughhouse, maul, clap, beat up, KO |
| knock
| 4 |
verb |
criticize harshly |
slam, blame, abuse, condemn |
| knock
| 15 |
verb |
criticize harshly |
cavil, reprobate, deprecate, reprehend, carp, skin, denounce, censure, lambaste, belittle, disparage, alive, run down, denunciate, find fault |
| knot
| 8 |
noun |
bow, loop |
screw, twist, bunch, tie, joint, connection, link, bond |
| knot
| 25 |
noun |
bow, loop |
tangle, nexus, contortion, whorl, perplexity, braid, whirl, ligature, spiral, snag, warp, snarl, yoke, splice, entanglement, coil, hitch, kink, twirl, vinculum, ligament, rosette, helix, mat, gnarl |
| knot
| 15 |
noun |
lump; crowd |
cluster, gathering, set, group, company, collection, crew, band, squad, pile, gang, mass, pack, circle, bunch |
| knot
| 9 |
noun |
lump; crowd |
clump, mob, swarm, tuft, aggregation, heap, clique, assortment, assemblage |
| knot
| 5 |
verb |
weave, complicate |
cord, secure, bind, tie, loop |
| knot
| 4 |
verb |
weave, complicate |
knit, entangle, tether, tat |
| know
| 13 |
verb |
understand information |
notice, recognize, appreciate, perceive, experience, see, have, learn, realize, prize, grasp, distinguish, undergo |
| know
| 25 |
verb |
understand information |
ken, discriminate, apprehend, fathom, comprehend, differentiate, discern, apperceive, cognize, be acquainted, be cognizant, be conversant in, be informed, be learned, be master of, be read, be schooled, be versed, feel certain, get the idea, have down pat, have information, have knowledge of, keep up on, on top of |
| know
| 8 |
verb |
be familiar with |
feel, see, identify, experience, associate, taste, sustain, undergo |
| know
| 6 |
verb |
be familiar with |
fraternize, savor, be acquainted with, be friends with, get acquainted, have dealings with |
| knowledge
| 25 |
noun |
person's understanding; information |
philosophy, ability, intelligence, insight, wisdom, recognition, learning, science, grasp, expertise, education, judgment, observation, awareness, theory, consciousness, doctrine, facts, picture, schooling, substance, instruction, scholarship, principles, accomplishments |
| knowledge
| 21 |
noun |
person's understanding; information |
power, familiarity, proficiency, know-how, comprehension, erudition, acquaintance, lore, enlightenment, dirt, dope, dogma, goods, tuition, apprehension, cognition, discernment, scoop, light, attainments, inside story |
| label
| 7 |
noun |
marker, description; brand |
number, tag, design, company, mark, identification, ticket |
| label
| 11 |
noun |
marker, description; brand |
stamp, trademark, logo, insignia, hallmark, classification, tally, epithet, sticker, characterization, price mark |
| label
| 9 |
verb |
mark, describe; brand |
characterize, tag, identify, specify, define, classify, call, name, class |
| label
| 4 |
verb |
mark, describe; brand |
stamp, designate, tally, sticker |
| labia
| 5 |
noun |
edge, brink |
rim, projection, border, margin, chops |
| labia
| 9 |
noun |
edge, brink |
spout, nozzle, overlap, portal, brim, flare, labium, flange, labrum |
| laboratory
| 1 |
noun |
testing room |
workshop |
| laboratory
| 3 |
noun |
testing room |
lab, chemistry laboratory, research laboratory |
| lace
| 7 |
noun |
netted material |
trim, edging, border, netting, net, trimming, banding |
| lace
| 9 |
noun |
netted material |
mesh, ornament, filigree, tissue, openwork, crochet, tatting, appliqué, threadwork |
| lace
| 5 |
noun |
string used to connect |
thread, cord, tie, rope, band |
| lace
| 2 |
noun |
string used to connect |
thong, shoelace |
| lace
| 7 |
verb |
fasten, intertwine |
mix, thread, bind, add, attach, close, tie |
| lace
| 8 |
verb |
fasten, intertwine |
strap, fortify, interweave, spike, twine, interlace, do up, plat |
| lack
| 11 |
noun |
deficiency, need |
loss, reduction, absence, poverty, shortage, decrease, want, shrinking, deficit, necessity, miss |
| lack
| 27 |
noun |
deficiency, need |
shortfall, inadequacy, dearth, paucity, scarcity, shortcoming, distress, privation, defect, meagerness, stint, shrinkage, depletion, abridgement, exigency, destitution, inferiority, insufficiency, curtailment, default, deprivation, scantiness, slightness, retrenchment, shortness, exiguity, insufficience |
| lack
| 5 |
verb |
do not have |
need, require, want, miss, out |
| lack
| 8 |
verb |
do not have |
minus, be deficient in, be short of, be without, have need of, hurting for, not got, too little too late |
| ladder
| 19 |
noun |
graduated system |
ratio, proportion, rate, system, range, extent, scope, sequence, series, register, reach, spectrum, rule, spread, way, order, ranking, steps, degrees |
| ladder
| 7 |
noun |
graduated system |
gamut, computation, progression, hierarchy, gradation, pecking order, calibration |
| lady
| 8 |
noun |
woman |
girl, queen, adult, female, doll, rib, broad, bag |
| lady
| 26 |
noun |
woman |
matron, empress, bitch, dame, babe, baroness, petticoat, mistress, noblewoman, old lady, old woman, missus, sultana, squaw, mare, mama, butterfly, gal, princess, duchess, gentlewoman, countess, old bag, contessa, little woman, queen bee |
| lake
| 5 |
noun |
inland body of water |
pool, pond, spring, mouth, mere |
| lake
| 10 |
noun |
inland body of water |
basin, lagoon, reservoir, creek, sluice, loch, millpond, tarn, inland sea, lakelet |
| lamb
| 2 |
noun |
dupe |
fool, victim |
| lamb
| 12 |
noun |
dupe |
fish, sucker, pushover, gull, patsy, mark, butt, chump, sap, easy mark, sitting duck, pigeon |
| lamb
| 1 |
noun |
innocent |
victim |
| lamb
| 11 |
noun |
innocent |
stooge, angel, sucker, gull, dupe, virgin, greenhorn, easy mark, gullible person, simple soul, trusting soul |
| lamentable
| 9 |
adj |
upsetting, miserable |
sad, tragic, awful, bad, dirty, low, mean, poor, hurting |
| lamentable
| 28 |
adj |
upsetting, miserable |
distressing, unsatisfactory, wretched, pitiful, grievous, unfortunate, calamitous, lousy, dire, woeful, deplorable, grim, doleful, dolorous, heartbreaking, lugubrious, meager, melancholy, mournful, plaintive, regretful, rotten, rueful, sorrowful, stinking, unfavorable, afflictive, god-awful |
| lamp
| 1 |
noun |
lantern |
light |
| lamp
| 8 |
noun |
lantern |
beacon, torch, flashlight, searchlight, gaslight, hurricane lamp, gas lamp, kerosene lamp |
| land
| 27 |
noun |
earth's surface; ownable property |
estate, soil, terrain, home, earth, continent, ground, plot, district, area, field, homeland, territory, beach, province, nation, country, region, ranch, shore, extent, dirt, stretch, sweep, holding, farming, grounds |
| land
| 19 |
noun |
earth's surface; ownable property |
parcel, countryside, acreage, tract, real estate, expanse, mainland, sod, manor, purlieu, quarry, terra firma, farmland, loam, acres, tillage, realty, old sod, quinta |
| land
| 5 |
verb |
arrive, come to rest on |
dock, settle, pilot, steer, ground |
| land
| 27 |
verb |
arrive, come to rest on |
berth, alight, thump, debark, disembark, ditch, bring in, check in, come down, come in, get down, put down, take down, touch down, come ashore, come to berth, descend upon, drop anchor, flatten out, level off, light on, make land, put in, set down, set on deck, sit down, splash down |
| land
| 6 |
verb |
achieve, acquire |
win, secure, have, get, gain, obtain |
| land
| 4 |
verb |
achieve, acquire |
pick up, procure, annex, bring in |
| landlord
| 1 |
noun |
owner of property leased |
saw |
| landlord
| 8 |
noun |
owner of property leased |
proprietor, lessor, squire, innkeeper, property owner, freeholder, hotelkeeper, hotelier |
| landowner
| 3 |
noun |
person engaged in private ownership of business |
entrepreneur, banker, investor |
| landowner
| 9 |
noun |
person engaged in private ownership of business |
financier, backer, businessperson, plutocrat, bourgeois, moneybags, one who signs the checks, the boss, the money |
| landowner
| 2 |
noun |
person who has possession of |
partner, governor |
| landowner
| 14 |
noun |
person who has possession of |
proprietor, holder, squire, heir, possessor, keeper, purchaser, heritor, sharer, heiress, legatee, heir-apparent, something buyer, titleholder |
| landowner
| 3 |
noun |
owner |
master, buyer, partner |
| landowner
| 17 |
noun |
owner |
lessee, heir, proprietor, beneficiary, retainer, occupant, landlord, holder, trustee, purchaser, laird, legatee, inheritor, occupier, heiress, landlady, proprietress |
| landowner
| 4 |
noun |
owner |
buyer, partner, governor, master |
| landowner
| 12 |
noun |
owner |
squire, heir, proprietor, possessor, keeper, purchaser, heritor, sharer, heiress, legatee, heir-apparent, titleholder |
| landscape
| 5 |
noun |
countryside; picture of countryside |
photograph, scene, painting, view, prospect |
| landscape
| 6 |
noun |
countryside; picture of countryside |
scenery, panorama, outlook, sketch, vista, mural |
| lane
| 6 |
noun |
road |
route, street, highway, drive, alley, passage |
| lane
| 13 |
noun |
road |
roadway, boulevard, thoroughfare, artery, expressway, avenue, thruway, turnpike, pathway, byway, throughway, parkway, back street |
| language
| 13 |
noun |
system of words for communication |
sound, style, word, accent, speech, voice, expression, communication, discourse, tongue, signal, conversation, talk |
| language
| 27 |
noun |
system of words for communication |
dialect, jargon, vocabulary, prose, terminology, wording, patois, lexicon, cant, interchange, diction, idiom, slang, palaver, dictionary, articulation, argot, vocalization, parlance, phraseology, vernacular, verbalization, gibberish, utterance, doublespeak, brogue, lingua franca |
| lap
| 6 |
noun |
orbit, circuit |
course, round, distance, circle, tour, loop |
| lap
| 4 |
verb |
slosh, wash against |
drink, slap, lip, bubble |
| lap
| 12 |
verb |
slosh, wash against |
splash, lick, bathe, swish, lave, burble, sip, sup, ripple, gurgle, plash, purl |
| lap
| 6 |
verb |
overlap |
fold, ride, cover, twist, turn, wrap |
| lap
| 8 |
verb |
overlap |
envelop, enfold, swathe, override, swaddle, imbricate, shingle, overlie |
| large
| 21 |
adj |
big, abundant |
huge, enormous, giant, generous, full, wide, broad, grand, great, considerable, substantial, massive, extensive, vast, gross, liberal, comprehensive, sweeping, super, excessive, booming |
| large
| 29 |
adj |
big, abundant |
immense, sizable, hefty, populous, gigantic, spacious, tidy, blimp, roomy, ample, bulky, capacious, colossal, copious, exorbitant, extravagant, grandiose, humongous, immeasurable, jumbo, monumental, mountainous, plentiful, stupendous, voluminous, whopping, goodly, thumping, barn door |
| larva
| 5 |
noun |
worm |
canker, butterfly, moth, tractor, woolly bear |
| larva
| 1 |
noun |
insect |
bug |
| larva
| 2 |
noun |
insect |
grub, worm |
| laser
| 8 |
noun |
ray of light |
radiation, bar, streak, shoot, stream, column, emission, finger |
| laser
| 15 |
noun |
ray of light |
shaft, glow, ray, glare, twinkle, gleam, flicker, shimmer, sparkle, beacon, glimmer, glint, glitter, chink, dartle |
| last
| 17 |
adj |
final; newest |
curtains, end, far, least, ending, ultimate, concluding, closing, latest, extreme, farthest, furthest, lowest, finishing, meanest, most recent, remotest |
| last
| 24 |
adj |
final; newest |
uttermost, antipodal, crowning, lag, determinative, terminal, utmost, bitter end, conclusive, definitive, eventual, hindmost, once and for all, outermost, supreme, swan song, ulterior, climactic, determinate, far-off, rearmost, aftermost, at the end, endwise |
| last
| 4 |
noun |
end |
finish, ending, close, conclusion |
| last
| 5 |
noun |
end |
completion, finale, termination, finis, omega |
| late
| 6 |
adj |
not on time |
slow, behind, blown, delayed, gone, stayed |
| late
| 23 |
adj |
not on time |
backward, belated, dilatory, held up, hung up, jammed, overdue, postponed, put off, remiss, strapped, tardy, behindhand, lagging, last-minute, behind time, eleventh-hour, in a bind, in the lurch, missed the boat, out of luck, too late, unpunctual |
| late
| 4 |
adj |
new |
fresh, recent, advanced, modern |
| late
| 1 |
adj |
new |
just out |
| late
| 9 |
adj |
dead |
previous, past, sometime, old, once, asleep, cold, departed, former |
| late
| 12 |
adj |
dead |
bygone, deceased, defunct, erstwhile, extinct, inanimate, lifeless, onetime, preceding, quondam, ex-, exanimate |
| late
| 2 |
adv |
at the last minute |
slowly, behind |
| late
| 7 |
adv |
at the last minute |
tardily, belatedly, backward, behindhand, behind time, dilatorily, unpunctual |
| latest
| 2 |
adj |
most recent |
current, last |
| latest
| 6 |
adj |
most recent |
up-to-the-minute, immediately prior, immediately prior to, just completed, just done, just finished |
| laugh
| 2 |
verb |
expressing amusement, happiness |
grin, scream |
| laugh
| 22 |
verb |
expressing amusement, happiness |
giggle, snicker, chuckle, whoop, roar, shriek, howl, snort, guffaw, burst, chortle, crow, fracture, cachinnate, titter, break up, crack up, convulsed, die laughing, roll in the aisles, with sound be in stitches, split one's sides |
| laughingstock
| 2 |
noun |
fool |
sport, butt |
| laughingstock
| 2 |
noun |
fool |
dupe, mockery |
| laughter
| 6 |
noun |
amusement |
gesture, shout, laugh, sound, fit, shouting |
| laughter
| 33 |
noun |
amusement |
giggle, guffaw, roar, glee, amusement, snicker, hilarity, mirth, shriek, chuckle, merriment, cackle, chortle, crow, rejoicing, peal, snort, snigger, titter, roaring, cachinnation, snorting, howling, crowing, crack-up, chortling, chuckling, giggling, guffawing, har-de-har, tehee, tittering, yuck |
| launch
| 8 |
verb |
send off |
fire, shoot, toss, drive, project, cast, pitch, throw |
| launch
| 16 |
verb |
send off |
bombard, lance, sling, propel, fling, hurl, eject, dispatch, barrage, catapult, discharge, heave, bung, send forth, set afloat, set in motion |
| launch
| 5 |
verb |
begin, initiate |
introduce, start, open, jump, bow |
| launch
| 13 |
verb |
begin, initiate |
institute, inaugurate, commence, originate, instigate, break the ice, break the seal, embark upon, get show on road, kick off, set going, start ball rolling, usher in |
| laundry
| 2 |
noun |
ironing |
washing, wash |
| law
| 24 |
noun |
rules of a government, society |
case, statute, requirement, code, constitution, charter, mandate, decision, act, legislation, regulation, ruling, charge, measure, order, dictate, equity, command, notice, bidding, demand, prescription, instruction, writ |
| law
| 25 |
noun |
rules of a government, society |
decree, precedent, covenant, enactment, injunction, canon, summons, precept, behest, ordinance, prescript, commandment, warrant, edict, garnishment, institute, assize, divestiture, subpoena, caveat, jurisprudence, bylaw, decretum, due process, reg |
| law
| 15 |
noun |
standard, principle of behavior |
regulation, proposal, rule, origin, ground, source, assumption, formula, cause, foundation, fundamental, reason, base, truth, guide |
| law
| 12 |
noun |
standard, principle of behavior |
canon, maxim, precept, proposition, criterion, theorem, usage, postulate, axiom, exigency, generalization, principium |
| lawn
| 7 |
noun |
cultivated area of green grass |
yard, garden, park, green, backyard, grass, plot |
| lawn
| 2 |
noun |
cultivated area of green grass |
terrace, grassplot |
| lawyer
| 6 |
noun |
person who is trained to counsel or argue in cases of law |
counselor, advocate, attorney, practitioner, counsel, defender |
| lawyer
| 14 |
noun |
person who is trained to counsel or argue in cases of law |
proctor, barrister, mouthpiece, solicitor, jurist, jurisprudent, procurator, counsellor, pleader, attorney-at-law, legal adviser, legal eagle, legist, member of the bar |
| lay
| 2 |
adj |
amateur, not trained in a religious or other profession |
secular, ordinary |
| lay
| 6 |
adj |
amateur, not trained in a religious or other profession |
temporal, inexpert, nonprofessional, nonclerical, nonspecialist, unsacred |
| lay
| 15 |
verb |
put, place |
locate, plant, set, leave, settle, spread, stick, establish, arrange, organize, fix, rest, position, order, deposit |
| lay
| 6 |
verb |
put, place |
systematize, dispose, repose, posit, set down, set out |
| lay
| 8 |
verb |
produce, advance |
offer, submit, yield, bear, generate, deposit, cite, present |
| lay
| 6 |
verb |
produce, advance |
adduce, lodge, allege, bring forth, bring forward, put forward |
| lay
| 17 |
verb |
credit, allocate |
turn, train, impose, cast, apply, attribute, assess, point, level, tax, direct, aim, charge, burden, address, assign, refer |
| lay
| 8 |
verb |
credit, allocate |
incline, ascribe, saddle, encumber, impute, allot, accredit, zero in |
| lay
| 2 |
verb |
design, plan |
prepare, plot |
| lay
| 5 |
verb |
design, plan |
devise, contrive, concoct, hatch, work out |
| lay
| 10 |
verb |
make smooth |
even, level, relieve, quiet, plane, iron, press, still, steam, calm |
| lay
| 7 |
verb |
make smooth |
appease, alleviate, suppress, assuage, flatten, flush, allay |
| lay
| 5 |
verb |
bet, wager |
play, game, stake, hazard, risk |
| lay
| 2 |
verb |
bet, wager |
gamble, give odds |
| lay off
| 5 |
verb |
stop doing |
cease, end, quit, rest, spell |
| lay off
| 8 |
verb |
stop doing |
desist, halt, leave off, let up, give a rest, give up, leave alone, lie by |
| lay off
| 3 |
verb |
relieve of responsibility |
dismiss, drop, fire |
| lay off
| 5 |
verb |
relieve of responsibility |
discharge, oust, let go, pay off, retire early |
| layer
| 19 |
noun |
coating, tier |
sheet, floor, coat, blanket, bed, row, fold, film, story, zone, couch, band, flag, lap, panel, course, covering, cover, coping |
| layer
| 14 |
noun |
coating, tier |
thickness, slab, mantle, seam, overlay, overlap, stratum, lamina, flap, ply, substratum, stripe, girdle, lamination |
| layout
| 9 |
noun |
physical arrangement |
map, design, chart, outline, formation, plan, draft, organization, purpose |
| layout
| 3 |
noun |
physical arrangement |
blueprint, geography, diagram |
| lazy
| 3 |
adj |
inactive, sluggish |
tired, slow, flagging |
| lazy
| 43 |
adj |
inactive, sluggish |
sleepy, weary, lackadaisical, passive, careless, apathetic, inattentive, indifferent, dull, lethargic, comatose, dilatory, drowsy, idle, indolent, inert, laggard, languid, lifeless, loafing, neglectful, remiss, shiftless, slack, slothful, somnolent, supine, tardy, torpid, trifling, unconcerned, lagging, languorous, asleep on the job, dallying, out of it, procrastinating, slow-moving, snoozy, unenergetic, unindustrious, unpersevering, unready |
| lead
| 21 |
noun |
first place, supremacy |
advantage, point, top, start, edge, margin, heavy, advance, head, over, star, guidance, direction, priority, leadership, spark, model, pilot, example, principal, ahead |
| lead
| 10 |
noun |
first place, supremacy |
precedence, bulge, facade, vanguard, protagonist, primacy, cutting edge, front rank, title role, top spot |
| lead
| 9 |
noun |
clue |
trace, hint, tip, sign, indication, suggestion, evidence, guide, proof |
| lead
| 20 |
verb |
guide physically |
force, attend, get, manage, drive, see, show, direct, guard, persuade, convey, prevail, span, compel, conduct, accompany, pilot, protect, route, steer |
| lead
| 23 |
verb |
guide physically |
traverse, convoy, coerce, usher, squire, escort, shepherd, induce, safeguard, chaperone, impel, precede, point out, quarterback, be responsible for, find a way, go along with, pass along, point the way, show around, show in, show the way, watch over |
| lead
| 20 |
verb |
guide mentally; influence |
head, move, prompt, serve, manage, contribute, draw, introduce, bring, convert, motivate, persuade, prevail, govern, direct, tend, produce, command, affect, cause |
| lead
| 18 |
verb |
guide mentally; influence |
shepherd, incline, conduce, spur, dispose, induce, supervise, helm, spearhead, bring on, quarterback, call the shots, get the jump on, go out in front, preside over, result in, run things, trail-blaze |
| lead
| 1 |
verb |
surpass |
exceed |
| lead
| 10 |
verb |
surpass |
transcend, excel, usher, outstrip, preface, outdo, precede, blaze a trail, be ahead, come first |
| leader
| 17 |
noun |
person who guides |
head, chief, commander, director, manager, officer, general, captain, principal, superior, lead, pioneer, boss, President, pilot, governor, guide |
| leader
| 25 |
noun |
person who guides |
ruler, superintendent, lion, rector, dean, eminence, pacesetter, luminary, ringleader, shepherd, conductor, exec, notable, skipper, mistress, notability, harbinger, herald, dignitary, forerunner, chieftain, counsellor, doyen, controller, precursor |
| leadership
| 11 |
noun |
guidance |
control, direction, management, power, influence, administration, authority, initiative, command, skill, capacity |
| leadership
| 13 |
noun |
guidance |
foresight, preeminence, conveyance, supremacy, domination, superiority, hegemony, sway, primacy, conduction, pilotage, directorship, superintendency |
| leaf
| 5 |
noun |
green foliage of plant |
needle, scale, blade, flag, pad |
| leaf
| 8 |
noun |
green foliage of plant |
stalk, leaflet, frond, petal, bract, stipule, petiole, foliole |
| leaf
| 2 |
noun |
page of document |
sheet, paper |
| leaf
| 1 |
noun |
page of document |
folio |
| leaf
| 2 |
verb |
flip through |
scan, glance |
| leaf
| 7 |
verb |
flip through |
browse, skim, riffle, dip into, run through, thumb, riff |
| leaflet
| 7 |
noun |
handbill |
brochure, pamphlet, flyer, bulletin, advertisement, circular, broadside |
| leaflet
| 8 |
noun |
booklet |
brochure, pamphlet, flier, handout, handbill, circular, tract, pinna |
| leak
| 11 |
noun |
opening; seepage through opening |
exposure, flow, crack, loss, drop, decrease, slip, escape, hole, pit, destruction |
| leak
| 13 |
noun |
opening; seepage through opening |
outgoing, puncture, fissure, expenditure, drip, crevice, aperture, detriment, chink, leakage, percolation, leaking, short circuit |
| leak
| 9 |
verb |
seep; make known |
disclose, reveal, spill, slip, escape, break, pass, tell, out |
| leak
| 16 |
verb |
seep; make known |
divulge, ooze, discharge, trickle, transpire, drip, percolate, drool, exude, come out, get out, give away, spill the beans, pass on, let slip, make public |
| lean
| 5 |
adj |
bare, thin |
poor, worn, spare, stick, wasted |
| lean
| 37 |
adj |
bare, thin |
sinewy, gangly, lanky, slim, slender, gaunt, rangy, sparse, skinny, svelte, angular, wiry, emaciated, scanty, haggard, barren, shadow, anorexic, beanpole, bony, gangling, inadequate, infertile, meager, pitiful, rawboned, scrawny, stringy, unfruitful, unproductive, wizened, lank, twiggy, stilt, no fat, scraggy, sylphlike |
| lean
| 18 |
verb |
bend, angle toward |
drift, nod, tip, twist, bow, slope, curve, pitch, rest, decline, sheer, roll, list, turn, place, dip, heel, sink |
| lean
| 24 |
verb |
bend, angle toward |
incline, veer, tilt, recline, slant, prop, cock, sag, cant, droop, careen, divert, overhang, deflect, repose, jut, bear on, hang on, beetle, be off, be slanted, fasten on, put weight on, rest on |
| lean
| 4 |
verb |
be disposed |
prefer, tend, favor, look |
| lean
| 6 |
verb |
be disposed |
incline, be prone, be willing, gravitate toward, have propensity, not mind |
| lean
| 2 |
verb |
count, depend on |
rely, trust |
| lean
| 10 |
verb |
count, depend on |
confide, bank on, hinge on, believe in, bet bottom dollar, bet on, gamble on, have faith, lay money on, put faith in |
| learn
| 11 |
verb |
acquire information |
enroll, get, read, study, receive, master, gain, determine, grasp, review, prepare |
| learn
| 33 |
verb |
acquire information |
pick up, matriculate, memorize, imbibe, peruse, grind, lucubrate, attain, cram, con, apprentice, brush up on, take in, be taught, be trained, become able, become versed, burn midnight oil, commit to memory, crack the books, drink in, get down pat, get the hang of, get the knack of, improve mind, major in, minor in, pore over, soak up, specialize in, take course, train in, wade through |
| learn
| 8 |
verb |
discover, find out |
understand, see, hear, gain, determine, detect, gather, uncover |
| learn
| 9 |
verb |
discover, find out |
unearth, tumble, ascertain, discern, catch on, dig up, smoke out, stumble upon, trip over |
| learned
| 17 |
adj |
well-informed |
educated, scientific, studied, accomplished, sound, experienced, grave, academic, expert, intellectual, literary, philosophical, sharp, skilled, solid, grounded, posted |
| learned
| 31 |
adj |
well-informed |
scholarly, versed, cultured, lettered, cultivated, abstruse, bookish, brainy, conversant, deep, erudite, esoteric, highbrow, judicious, literate, omniscient, pedantic, recondite, sage, sapient, solemn, studious, well-grounded, well-read, well-rounded, well-educated, in the know, pansophic, philosophic, polymath, professorial |
| learner
| 3 |
noun |
person who receives education |
scholar, initiate, student |
| learner
| 11 |
noun |
person who receives education |
pupil, beginner, trainee, novice, neophyte, abecedarian, bookworm, disciple, apprentice, probationer, catechumen |
| lease
| 4 |
verb |
rent object, residence |
charter, hire, loan, let |
| lease
| 3 |
verb |
rent object, residence |
rent out, sublet, sublease |
| leather
| 2 |
noun |
hide |
skin, whip |
| leather
| 12 |
noun |
hide |
thong, strap, thrash, tan, parchment, strop, goatskin, tooling, taws, sheepskin, oxhide, cat-o'-nine-tails |
| leave
| 7 |
noun |
permission |
okay, freedom, consent, sanction, liberty, permit, tolerance |
| leave
| 8 |
noun |
permission |
authorization, allowance, assent, dispensation, go-ahead, concession, green light, sufferance |
| leave
| 6 |
noun |
holiday, time off |
retirement, vacation, departure, liberty, withdrawal, parting |
| leave
| 7 |
noun |
holiday, time off |
furlough, leave of absence, sabbatical, adieu, farewell, goodbye, leave-taking |
| leave
| 15 |
verb |
depart, abandon physically |
fly, quit, move, retire, start, withdraw, escape, go, flee, disappear, vanish, part, exit, issue, desert |
| leave
| 39 |
verb |
depart, abandon physically |
take off, relinquish, vamoose, emigrate, elope, abscond, migrate, sally, defect, flit, embark, split, scram, vacate, decamp, ditch, forsake, beat it, break away, clear out, cut out, pull out, push off, step down, come away, give the slip, go away, go forth, head out, move out, remove oneself, ride off, run along, say goodbye, set out, slip out, take a hike, take leave, walk out |
| leave
| 7 |
verb |
abandon, renounce |
quit, drop, stop, yield, resign, cease, desert |
| leave
| 17 |
verb |
abandon, renounce |
evacuate, surrender, forbear, relinquish, maroon, cede, waive, terminate, desist, refrain, forsake, back out, drop out, hand over, knock off, give up, give notice |
| leave
| 6 |
verb |
forget, neglect |
drop, allow, have, suffer, let, permit |
| leave
| 8 |
verb |
forget, neglect |
omit, mislay, leave behind, lay down, let be, let continue, let go, let stay |
| leave
| 5 |
verb |
give, especially after death |
will, transmit, commit, refer, assign |
| leave
| 14 |
verb |
give, especially after death |
cede, apportion, legate, devise, confide, bequeath, allot, consign, entrust, bequest, demise, hand down, leave behind, give over |
| lecture
| 4 |
noun |
lesson, speech |
discourse, instruction, address, talk |
| lecture
| 9 |
noun |
lesson, speech |
spiel, allocution, disquisition, pitch, harangue, oration, pep talk, soapbox, chalk talk |
| lecture
| 1 |
noun |
speech of criticism |
preaching |
| lecture
| 15 |
noun |
speech of criticism |
sermon, rebuke, scolding, going-over, censure, castigation, reprimand, reproof, harangue, dressing-down, chiding, moralism, preachment, talking-to, telling off |
| lecture
| 6 |
verb |
give a lesson, speech |
teach, deliver, discourse, address, talk, speak |
| lecture
| 11 |
verb |
give a lesson, speech |
expound, recite, orate, spout, spiel, declaim, harangue, prelect, get on a soapbox, give a talk, hold forth |
| lecture
| 2 |
verb |
criticize lengthily |
preach, rate |
| lecture
| 14 |
verb |
criticize lengthily |
admonish, scold, chide, sermonize, flay, berate, moralize, reprimand, reprove, tell off, exprobate, give going-over, give piece of mind, rank on |
| left
| 2 |
adj |
on west side when facing north |
near, port |
| left
| 7 |
adj |
on west side when facing north |
sinister, south, larboard, hard to left, nigh side, portside, sinistral |
| left
| 3 |
adj |
politically radical |
revolutionary, liberal, progressive |
| left
| 3 |
adj |
politically radical |
left-wing, Socialist, leftist |
| left
| 7 |
adj |
abandoned |
departed, extra, over, continuing, split, remaining, staying |
| left
| 5 |
adj |
abandoned |
forsaken, residual, leftover, marooned, gone out |
| leftovers
| 3 |
noun |
remainder, remains |
debris, legacy, trash |
| leftovers
| 9 |
noun |
remainder, remains |
residue, leavings, surplus, odds and ends, remnants, survivor, oddments, scraps, orts |
| leg
| 15 |
noun |
appendage used for support |
limb, pole, part, lap, stage, column, segment, support, stake, member, stretch, portion, pile, post, section |
| leg
| 6 |
noun |
appendage used for support |
stump, shank, prop, upright, brace, stilt |
| legal
| 23 |
adj |
allowable, permissible |
fair, constitutional, valid, legitimate, proper, acknowledged, authorized, due, enforced, granted, innocent, judicial, just, protected, right, sanctioned, sound, straight, allowed, chartered, judged, justified, passed |
| legal
| 24 |
adj |
allowable, permissible |
statutory, lawful, clean, forensic, justifiable, licit, on the level, ordained, prescribed, rightful, warranted, legit, juridical, contractual, card-carrying, condign, decreed, enforcible, enjoined, legalized, on the up and up, precedented, sure enough, within the law |
| legend
| 5 |
noun |
story of the past, often fictitious |
myth, fiction, tale, tradition, narrative |
| legend
| 8 |
noun |
story of the past, often fictitious |
folklore, fable, lore, mythology, saga, folk tale, mythos, folk story |
| legend
| 6 |
noun |
brief description in document |
head, code, device, key, table, heading |
| legend
| 7 |
noun |
brief description in document |
inscription, underline, cipher, rubric, motto, epitaph, epigraph |
| legislation
| 9 |
noun |
law of a government |
statute, charter, constitution, bill, act, regulation, ruling, measure, prescription |
| legislation
| 3 |
noun |
law of a government |
enactment, codification, lawmaking |
| legislative
| 1 |
adj |
lawmaking |
enacting |
| legislative
| 14 |
adj |
lawmaking |
parliamentary, senatorial, congressional, decreeing, jurisdictive, lawgiving, legislational, legislatorial, nomistic, nomothetic, ordaining, parliamentarian, statute-making, synodical |
| legislature
| 7 |
noun |
governmental body, most often elected, that makes laws |
body, chamber, house, assembly, diet, council, lawmakers |
| legislature
| 6 |
noun |
governmental body, most often elected, that makes laws |
parliament, congress, senate, plenum, house of representatives, voice of the people |
| legume
| 7 |
noun |
edible part of plant |
produce, salad, yellow, truck, green, root, greens |
| legume
| 3 |
noun |
edible part of plant |
edible, herb, herbaceous plant |
| leisure
| 15 |
noun |
free time and its activities |
convenience, pause, freedom, ease, vacation, liberty, quiet, retirement, chance, time, range, rest, holiday, opportunity, scope |
| leisure
| 16 |
noun |
free time and its activities |
recreation, relaxation, intermission, recess, repose, sabbatical, respite, leave of absence, time off, unemployment, idle hours, requiescence, spare moments, spare time, vacant hour, one's own sweet time |
| lemon
| 2 |
noun |
dud |
failure, reject |
| lemon
| 3 |
noun |
dud |
junk, flop, piece of junk |
| lend
| 15 |
verb |
loan, accommodate |
supply, give, extend, grant, provide, contribute, afford, add, allow, advance, stake, let, permit, trust, present |
| lend
| 10 |
verb |
loan, accommodate |
impart, oblige, confer, bestow, furnish, entrust, shark, loan shark, lay on one, lend-lease |
| length
| 23 |
noun |
extent of object, distance, time |
period, term, span, stretch, section, space, portion, height, range, magnitude, limit, piece, segment, dimension, quantity, measure, unit, realm, season, reach, expansion, interval, orbit |
| length
| 27 |
noun |
extent of object, distance, time |
breadth, mileage, diameter, width, duration, radius, purview, panorama, expanse, compass, endlessness, loftiness, continuance, elongation, stride, remoteness, linearity, spaciousness, year, longness, lengthiness, tallness, extensiveness, longitude, lastingness, protractedness, ranginess |
| lesson
| 16 |
noun |
information taught |
practice, task, study, instruction, reading, teaching, test, lecture, education, class, exercise, assignment, schooling, period, drill, coaching |
| lesson
| 5 |
noun |
information taught |
recitation, quiz, tutoring, homework, chalk talk |
| lesson
| 6 |
noun |
helpful example, communication |
message, warning, notice, moral, model, punishment |
| lesson
| 12 |
noun |
helpful example, communication |
scolding, admonition, censure, precept, deterrent, rebuke, reprimand, reproof, exemplar, chiding, helpful word, noble action |
| let
| 17 |
verb |
allow |
authorize, grant, license, give, make, sanction, tolerate, concede, leave, commission, enable, have, permit, suffer, approve, endorse, cause |
| let
| 11 |
verb |
allow |
certify, warrant, accredit, hear of, be big, free up, give leave, give okay, give permission, live with, sit still for |
| let
| 2 |
verb |
rent out object, property |
charter, hire |
| let
| 3 |
verb |
rent out object, property |
lease, sublease, sublet |
| letter
| 5 |
noun |
symbol of an alphabet |
sign, cap, character, capital, type |
| letter
| 7 |
noun |
symbol of an alphabet |
alphabet, minuscule, majuscule, ABCs, rune, uncial, small letter |
| letter
| 6 |
noun |
written communication |
note, answer, report, reply, message, line |
| letter
| 11 |
noun |
written communication |
memo, memorandum, billet, dispatch, epistle, missive, acknowledgment, junk mail, thank you, postcard, kite |
| level
| 26 |
adj |
smooth, balanced |
trim, constant, even, same, uniform, calm, stable, flat, rolled, equivalent, plane, exact, like, plain, steady, regular, common, straight, alike, comparable, consistent, continuous, identical, precise, leveled, trimmed |
| level
| 22 |
adj |
smooth, balanced |
matched, flush, polished, matching, horizontal, parallel, akin, commensurate, equable, proportionate, unbroken, uninterrupted, aligned, planed, in line, lined up, of same height, on a line, on a par, on one plane, planate, unfluctuating |
| level
| 8 |
noun |
horizontal position or thing |
height, layer, zone, floor, plain, story, surface, plane |
| level
| 3 |
noun |
horizontal position or thing |
elevation, altitude, stratum |
| level
| 7 |
noun |
rank, position |
status, degree, grade, standard, achievement, stage, standing |
| level
| 9 |
verb |
make even |
even, grade, smooth, straighten, surface, plane, lay, press, roll |
| level
| 10 |
verb |
make even |
flatten, equalize, mow, equate, flush, smoothen, even off, even out, make equal, make flat |
| level
| 6 |
verb |
destroy, demolish |
ruin, drop, fell, floor, smooth, ground |
| level
| 15 |
verb |
destroy, demolish |
devastate, wreck, flatten, equalize, bulldoze, raze, mow, down, waste, bring down, pull down, tear down, knock down, knock over, lay low |
| level
| 12 |
verb |
be honest |
come clean, be above-board, be frank, be on the up and up, be open, be straight, be straightforward, be up-front, come to terms, keep nothing back, talk straight, tell the truth |
| level
| 8 |
verb |
aim, direct |
cast, beam, point, focus, turn, train, lay, address |
| level
| 3 |
verb |
aim, direct |
incline, slant, zero in on |
| liability
| 7 |
noun |
answerability, responsibility |
duty, accountability, burden, obligation, debt, blame, owing |
| liability
| 10 |
noun |
answerability, responsibility |
culpability, susceptibility, onus, amenability, indebtedness, amenableness, compulsion, arrearage, subjection, accountableness |
| liability
| 11 |
noun |
burden, debt |
mortgage, loan, damage, responsibility, involvement, obligation, possibility, account, chance, contract, balance |
| liability
| 29 |
noun |
burden, debt |
inconvenience, encumbrance, pledge, chit, millstone, tab, misfortune, onus, indebtedness, bite, due, drawback, debit, lease, handicap, IOU, drag, nuisance, remainder, disadvantage, baggage, impediment, hindrance, contingency, minus, bad news, arrearage, arrear, indebtment |
| liability
| 3 |
noun |
chance, probability |
exposure, likelihood, tendency |
| liability
| 5 |
noun |
chance, probability |
susceptibility, vulnerability, proneness, openness, vulnerableness |
| liberal
| 14 |
adj |
progressive |
radical, flexible, broad, free, general, rational, understanding, left, advanced, intelligent, interested, loose, reasonable, receiving |
| liberal
| 21 |
adj |
progressive |
permissive, enlightened, tolerant, lenient, catholic, humanitarian, avant-garde, broad-minded, high-minded, indulgent, magnanimous, receptive, unbiased, unconventional, unorthodox, unprejudiced, humanistic, reformist, latitudinarian, libertarian, unbigoted |
| liberal
| 5 |
adj |
giving, generous |
kind, free, casual, handsome, loose |
| liberal
| 22 |
adj |
giving, generous |
prodigal, altruistic, beneficent, benevolent, bighearted, bountiful, charitable, eleemosynary, exuberant, lavish, munificent, openhanded, openhearted, philanthropic, princely, profuse, unselfish, unsparing, bounteous, free-and-easy, soft-touch, unstinging |
| liberal
| 4 |
adj |
abundant, profuse |
generous, plenty, rich, handsome |
| liberal
| 11 |
adj |
abundant, profuse |
ample, bountiful, copious, dime a dozen, galore, lavish, munificent, plentiful, bounteous, aplenty, no end |
| libertine
| 9 |
noun |
debauched person |
lecher, sensualist, rake, voluptuary, profligate, debauchee, satyr, cyprian, paillard |
| libertine
| 12 |
adj |
debauched |
profligate, dissolute, immoral, lascivious, lecherous, lewd, libidinous, licentious, lustful, rakish, sensual, freethinking |
| liberty
| 17 |
noun |
freedom |
right, rest, franchise, sanction, autonomy, decision, privilege, sovereignty, permission, choice, delivery, opportunity, independence, license, leave, convenience, release |
| liberty
| 21 |
noun |
freedom |
birthright, dispensation, deliverance, self-government, prerogative, liberation, enlightenment, authorization, self-determination, leisure, relaxation, emancipation, autarchy, exemption, suffrage, immunity, carte blanche, free speech, unconstraint, enfranchisement, power of choice |
| library
| 1 |
noun |
book repository |
study |
| library
| 8 |
noun |
book repository |
athenaeum, atheneum, bibliotheca, book collection, book room, information center, media center, reference center |
| license
| 11 |
noun |
authority, permission |
charter, right, grant, consent, permit, privilege, ticket, freedom, liberty, leave, independence |
| license
| 14 |
noun |
authority, permission |
exemption, certificate, immunity, warrant, authorization, okay, self-determination, go-ahead, dispensation, latitude, carte blanche, green light, entitlement, unconstraint |
| license
| 1 |
noun |
abandon, indulgence |
disorder |
| license
| 32 |
noun |
abandon, indulgence |
sensuality, excess, unruliness, arrogance, anarchy, impropriety, slackness, temerity, prodigality, presumptuousness, debauchery, laxity, lawlessness, boldness, complacency, sauciness, forwardness, relaxation, refractoriness, effrontery, profligacy, unrestraint, self-indulgence, animalism, audacity, wantonness, immoderation, irresponsibility, gluttony, looseness, wildness, relaxedness |
| license
| 8 |
verb |
authorize |
enable, allow, permit, commission, let, sanction, privilege, suffer |
| license
| 4 |
verb |
authorize |
empower, certify, accredit, warrant |
| lick
| 9 |
noun |
light touch; little amount |
trace, taste, hint, sample, cast, stroke, brush, suggestion, bit |
| lick
| 6 |
noun |
light touch; little amount |
dash, dab, whiff, smack, tinge, speck |
| lick
| 13 |
verb |
touch with tongue |
rub, wash, play, taste, sweep, quiet, stroke, brush, touch, tongue, lap, glance, calm |
| lick
| 10 |
verb |
touch with tongue |
fondle, soothe, graze, caress, osculate, gloss, ripple, pass over, lap against, move over |
| lick
| 4 |
verb |
play over with fire |
shoot, burn, leap, touch |
| lick
| 16 |
verb |
play over with fire |
flick, quiver, ignite, tremble, flicker, vibrate, dart, ripple, palpitate, blaze, waver, kindle, vacillate, fluctuate, flutter, run over |
| lick
| 13 |
verb |
defeat, sometimes by hitting |
slap, trim, overwhelm, down, best, master, whip, strike, overcome, hit, beat, throw, top |
| lick
| 18 |
verb |
defeat, sometimes by hitting |
outstrip, smother, spank, hurdle, surpass, surmount, rout, trounce, excel, lambaste, conquer, wallop, smear, clobber, thrash, outdo, flog, vanquish |
| lid
| 4 |
noun |
top covering |
cap, roof, top, cover |
| lid
| 1 |
noun |
top covering |
hood |
| lie
| 4 |
noun |
untruth |
fiction, myth, tale, invention |
| lie
| 39 |
noun |
untruth |
falsehood, deception, evasion, forgery, slander, distortion, inaccuracy, perjury, deceit, misrepresentation, dishonesty, fabrication, falseness, falsity, detraction, reviling, backbiting, fable, hyperbole, obloquy, defamation, revilement, fib, aspersion, libel, calumny, vilification, prevarication, whopper, misstatement, guile, subterfuge, calumniation, mendacity, white lie, disinformation, fraudulence, falsification, tall story |
| lie
| 3 |
verb |
tell an untruth |
promote, frame, invent |
| lie
| 45 |
verb |
tell an untruth |
mislead, misrepresent, deceive, pervert, bull, dupe, beguile, fake, prevaricate, concoct, equivocate, snow, fib, fudge, falsify, victimize, palter, plant, misstate, phony, distort, dissemble, delude, misinform, exaggerate, fabricate, malign, forswear, perjure, dissimulate, con, make believe, put on, string along, soft-soap, misspeak, overdraw, misguide, BS, be untruthful, bear false witness, break promise, go back on, misinstruct, put up a front |
| lie
| 4 |
verb |
be prostrate, flat |
sleep, rest, retire, couch |
| lie
| 15 |
verb |
be prostrate, flat |
sprawl, recline, repose, lounge, nap, siesta, loll, laze, turn in, lie down, be prone, be recumbent, be supine, go to bed, stretch out |
| lie
| 10 |
verb |
be situated |
stretch, belong, remain, spread, exist, prevail, be, reach, extend, occupy |
| lie
| 15 |
verb |
be situated |
beset, be beside, be buried, be established, be even, be fixed, be found, be interred, be level, be located, be on, be placed, be seated, be smooth, have its seat in |
| life
| 12 |
noun |
animation, spirit |
heart, growth, soul, activity, being, essence, energy, entity, breath, enthusiasm, impulse, excitement |
| life
| 20 |
noun |
animation, spirit |
get-up-and-go, dash, zing, brio, go, liveliness, sparkle, vigor, zest, vitality, oomph, verve, élan, élan vital, lifeblood, sentience, esprit, viability, vivacity, high spirits |
| life
| 18 |
noun |
existence, duration |
course, career, season, survival, generation, time, history, length, being, orbit, period, record, era, extent, span, lifetime, cycle, days |
| life
| 7 |
noun |
existence, duration |
continuance, expectancy, endurance, longevity, epoch, pilgrimage, life span |
| life
| 20 |
noun |
being |
body, living, woman, survival, soul, person, growth, existence, man, consciousness, presence, essence, entity, individual, human, flesh, breath, animal, creature, organism |
| life
| 19 |
noun |
being |
endurance, personage, animation, subsistence, vitality, continuance, mortal, flesh and blood, human being, viability, substantiality, symbiosis, metabolism, wildlife, animateness, living being, living thing, mortal being, vital spark |
| life
| 4 |
noun |
history, biography |
career, story, journal, confession |
| life
| 6 |
noun |
history, biography |
autobiography, memoir, memorial, life story, bio, curriculum vitae |
| life
| 13 |
noun |
person's experiences |
development, lifestyle, growth, behavior, world, personality, knowledge, conduct, suffering, journey, participation, happiness, circumstances |
| life
| 9 |
noun |
person's experiences |
enjoyment, attainment, realization, enlightenment, way of life, vicissitudes, hand one is dealt, human condition, trials and tribulations |
| lift
| 6 |
noun |
transportation |
run, ride, drive, passage, journey, transport |
| lift
| 1 |
noun |
transportation |
car ride |
| lift
| 7 |
noun |
help, aid |
comfort, boost, relief, assistance, assist, hand, support |
| lift
| 7 |
noun |
help, aid |
encouragement, pick-me-up, succor, reassurance, leg up, secours, shot in the arm |
| lift
| 12 |
verb |
move upwards; ascend |
raise, rise, climb, boost, disappear, soar, hike, mount, up, arise, vanish, rear |
| lift
| 27 |
verb |
move upwards; ascend |
pick up, hoist, uphold, dissipate, erect, elevate, upraise, aspire, uplift, disperse, bring up, build up, come up, draw up, put up, take up, uprear, heft, goose, upheave, bear aloft, buoy up, hike up, jack up, jump up, move up, raise high |
| lift
| 7 |
verb |
repeal, revoke |
end, reverse, relax, stop, remove, cancel, recall |
| lift
| 5 |
verb |
repeal, revoke |
dismantle, rescind, annul, terminate, countermand |
| lift
| 7 |
verb |
steal |
take, pocket, abstract, hook, appropriate, cop, copy |
| lift
| 11 |
verb |
steal |
pilfer, plagiarize, thieve, filch, pinch, swipe, crib, purloin, snitch, nip, pirate |
| lift
| 6 |
verb |
promote, improve |
enhance, support, boost, raise, advance, hike |
| lift
| 7 |
verb |
promote, improve |
upgrade, exalt, dignify, elevate, ameliorate, build up, jack up |
| light
| 7 |
adj |
illuminated |
sunny, bright, rich, clear, shining, brilliant, flashing |
| light
| 23 |
adj |
illuminated |
shiny, luminous, polished, glowing, glossy, ablaze, cloudless, lambent, lustrous, radiant, refulgent, resplendent, vivid, lucent, unclouded, burnished, fluorescent, aglow, phosphorescent, scintillant, unobscured, well-lighted, well-lit |
| light
| 2 |
adj |
blond, fair |
pale, faded |
| light
| 7 |
adj |
blond, fair |
pastel, bleached, fair-skinned, light-hued, light-skinned, light-toned, tow-headed |
| light
| 9 |
adj |
not heavy |
slight, loose, delicate, easy, small, thin, sheer, little, floating |
| light
| 41 |
adj |
not heavy |
agile, buoyant, fluffy, slender, lightweight, airy, petty, portable, flimsy, dainty, trifling, atmospheric, crumbly, downy, effervescent, ethereal, feathery, filmy, friable, frothy, graceful, inconsequential, insubstantial, lithe, meager, nimble, porous, sandy, spongy, sprightly, trivial, unsubstantial, weightless, featherweight, floatable, gossamery, imponderous, light-footed, sylphlike, tissuelike, unheavy |
| light
| 14 |
adj |
small in amount, content |
slight, faint, weak, tiny, gentle, mild, thin, moderate, soft, casual, restricted, minute, minor, modest |
| light
| 27 |
adj |
small in amount, content |
sparse, wee, scanty, minuscule, trifling, digestible, fractional, fragmentary, frivolous, frugal, inadequate, inconsequential, indistinct, insignificant, insufficient, puny, superficial, trivial, unimportant, unsubstantial, inconsiderable, shoestring, hardly any, hardly enough, not many, not much, not rich |
| light
| 2 |
adj |
simple, easy |
moderate, smooth |
| light
| 7 |
adj |
simple, easy |
effortless, facile, manageable, undemanding, unexacting, untaxing, untroublesome |
| light
| 6 |
adj |
funny, cheery |
sunny, pleasing, gay, high, entertaining, up |
| light
| 25 |
adj |
funny, cheery |
airy, lively, lighthearted, diverting, dizzy, amusing, upbeat, animated, trifling, blithe, carefree, cheerful, chipper, fickle, flighty, frivolous, giddy, humorous, merry, perky, superficial, trivial, witty, chirpy, sunny-side up |
| light
| 11 |
noun |
luminescence from sun or other source |
flash, sun, radiation, window, lamp, candle, bulb, star, dawn, shine, morning |
| light
| 42 |
noun |
luminescence from sun or other source |
glare, ray, daylight, glow, lantern, radiance, emanation, torch, brilliance, brilliancy, daybreak, illumination, glitter, sunrise, gleam, sparkle, morn, blaze, glimmer, sheen, luster, effulgence, aurora, glint, beacon, brightness, luminosity, taper, coruscation, splendor, flare, scintillation, sunshine, irradiation, phosphorescence, refulgence, lighthouse, sunbeam, daytime, incandescence, lambency, fulgor |
| light
| 15 |
noun |
context, point of view; understanding |
information, aspect, standing, angle, knowledge, explanation, insight, condition, attitude, interpretation, model, education, approach, example, awareness |
| light
| 9 |
noun |
context, point of view; understanding |
enlightenment, viewpoint, elucidation, slant, illustration, paragon, exemplar, comprehension, vantage point |
| light
| 6 |
verb |
illuminate |
shine, fire, spot, cast, flood, highlight |
| light
| 19 |
verb |
illuminate |
ignite, brighten, kindle, put on, turn on, limelight, illumine, irradiate, animate, inflame, lighten, illume, spotlight, light up, floodlight, furnish with light, make bright, make visible, switch on |
| light
| 4 |
verb |
start on fire |
burn, fire, spark, flame |
| light
| 7 |
verb |
start on fire |
ignite, kindle, inflame, enkindle, set fire to, set on fire, strike a match |
| light
| 6 |
verb |
step down; land |
sit, drop, stop, rest, settle, arrive |
| light
| 13 |
verb |
step down; land |
perch, alight, disembark, come down, get down, roost, deplane, detrain, fly down, set down, settle down, sit down, touch down |
| like
| 17 |
adj |
similar |
comparable, alike, related, twin, close, same, uniform, resembling, equivalent, double, equal, near, consistent, identical, such, relating, equaling |
| like
| 28 |
adj |
similar |
agnate, cognate, matching, conforming, corresponding, consonant, parallel, allied, akin, analogous, commensurate, compatible, homologous, selfsame, approximating, jibing, congeneric, allying, according to, approximative, coextensive, congenerous, in the manner of, much the same, not far from, not unlike, on the order of, undifferentiated |
| like
| 5 |
verb |
enjoy, be fond of |
admire, appreciate, love, prize, approve |
| like
| 33 |
verb |
enjoy, be fond of |
go for, exclaim, savor, dig, fancy, adore, esteem, cherish, relish, delight in, dote on, get a kick out of, be gratified by, be keen on, be partial to, be pleased by, be sweet on, care for, care to, derive pleasure from, feast on, find appealing, hanker for, hold dear, indulge in, luxuriate in, rejoice in, revel in, stuck on, take an interest in, take delight in, take satisfaction in, take to |
| like
| 8 |
verb |
choose, feel inclined |
prefer, please, want, desire, elect, wish, will, select |
| like
| 6 |
verb |
choose, feel inclined |
fancy, feel like, care to, feel disposed, have a preference for, incline toward |
| likely
| 13 |
adj |
probable, apt, hopeful |
fair, possible, reasonable, expected, acceptable, anticipated, favorite, promising, rational, seeming, tending, true, assuring |
| likely
| 31 |
adj |
probable, apt, hopeful |
inclined, feasible, prone, achievable, attainable, conceivable, credible, destined, disposed, given to, imaginable, liable, ostensible, plausible, practicable, predisposed, presumable, subject to, thinkable, up-and-coming, workable, believeable, conjecturable, in favor of, in the cards, in the habit of, inferable, odds-on, on the verge of, supposable, verisimilar |
| likely
| 1 |
adv |
probably |
presumably |
| likely
| 12 |
adv |
probably |
doubtless, doubtlessly, prima facie, seemingly, assumably, in all likelihood, in all probability, like as not, most likely, no doubt, presumptively, to all appearances |
| limb
| 15 |
noun |
appendage |
wheel, leg, stem, arm, branch, wing, projection, pin, spray, member, process, switch, part, extension, unit |
| limb
| 9 |
noun |
appendage |
extremity, lobe, spur, bough, sprig, offshoot, fin, gam, pinion |
| limit
| 20 |
noun |
greatest extent |
restriction, ceiling, cap, maximum, deadline, check, fence, bound, rim, border, absolute, end, goal, destination, conclusion, limitation, edge, ultimate, margin, tops |
| limit
| 24 |
noun |
greatest extent |
restraint, curb, verge, obstruction, brim, circumscription, brink, confines, confinement, finality, utmost, extremity, termination, bitter end, bottom line, breaking point, far out, bourne, cutoff point, end point, farthest point, farthest reach, the max, the most |
| limit
| 6 |
noun |
physical boundary |
end, frontier, edge, extent, border, extreme |
| limit
| 8 |
noun |
physical boundary |
perimeter, extremity, confines, periphery, purlieu, compass, precinct, borderland |
| limit
| 13 |
verb |
confine, restrict |
set, bar, reduce, narrow, specify, define, appoint, cap, fix, bound, contract, assign, check |
| limit
| 18 |
verb |
confine, restrict |
hinder, inhibit, lessen, curb, cramp, delimit, prescribe, ration, restrain, circumscribe, constrict, cork, demarcate, bottle up, delimitate, draw the line, hem in, keep the lid on |
| limitation
| 9 |
noun |
restraint, disadvantage |
control, restriction, check, reservation, condition, definition, bar, constraint, block |
| limitation
| 14 |
noun |
restraint, disadvantage |
cramp, injunction, obstruction, curb, snag, stint, circumspection, stricture, drawback, modification, inhibition, taboo, impediment, qualification |
| limited
| 12 |
adj |
restricted, definite |
narrow, particular, fixed, controlled, reserved, bound, qualified, modified, local, precise, defined, checked |
| limited
| 13 |
adj |
restricted, definite |
finite, sectional, restrained, bounded, confined, constrained, topical, determinate, delimited, hampered, circumscribed, curbed, hemmed in |
| limited
| 10 |
adj |
inadequate, short |
poor, restricted, small, narrow, reduced, minimal, little, set, mean, diminished |
| limited
| 6 |
adj |
inadequate, short |
insufficient, cramped, faulty, ineffectual, paltry, unsatisfactory |
| line
| 15 |
noun |
mark, stroke; border |
boundary, edge, channel, streak, figure, scratch, frontier, score, profile, band, bar, outline, rule, limit, tracing |
| line
| 16 |
noun |
mark, stroke; border |
dash, underline, configuration, silhouette, borderline, contour, furrow, stripe, wrinkle, delineation, figuration, demarcation, crease, groove, lineation, lineament |
| line
| 34 |
noun |
row, succession; course |
division, lane, group, track, train, route, list, street, channel, way, series, path, border, order, road, row, file, sequence, rank, array, arrangement, ridge, length, mark, crack, direction, string, band, formation, drain, thread, column, magazine, block |
| line
| 14 |
noun |
row, succession; course |
concatenation, echelon, seam, axis, trench, scar, fissure, trajectory, catalogue, tier, furrow, progression, queue, groove |
| line
| 4 |
noun |
cord, rope |
wire, cable, string, thread |
| line
| 2 |
noun |
cord, rope |
strand, filament |
| line
| 12 |
noun |
belief, policy |
position, route, program, system, course, approach, practice, ideology, principle, scheme, method, procedure |
| line
| 3 |
noun |
belief, policy |
polity, avenue, course of action |
| line
| 13 |
noun |
person's calling, interest |
field, job, work, business, area, province, profession, trade, pursuit, activity, department, employment, occupation |
| line
| 4 |
noun |
person's calling, interest |
forte, racket, vocation, specialization |
| line
| 4 |
noun |
ancestry |
race, family, strain, stock |
| line
| 6 |
noun |
ancestry |
lineage, descent, breed, heredity, succession, pedigree |
| line
| 6 |
noun |
written communication |
message, word, card, note, report, letter |
| line
| 1 |
noun |
written communication |
postcard |
| line
| 5 |
noun |
hint; influential communication |
information, lead, clue, indication, pitch |
| line
| 5 |
noun |
hint; influential communication |
patter, spiel, persuasion, song and dance, prepared speech |
| line
| 6 |
noun |
merchandise carried by store |
goods, commodity, produce, trade, involvement, materials |
| line
| 2 |
noun |
merchandise carried by store |
wares, vendibles |
| line
| 23 |
verb |
border, mark |
touch, follow, score, bound, rank, rim, array, skirt, cut, group, fix, draw, march, trace, communicate, join, outline, rule, range, edge, place, neighbor, order |
| line
| 16 |
verb |
border, mark |
adjoin, verge, underline, inscribe, abut, furrow, delineate, marshal, align, fringe, crease, queue, line up, ordinate, allineate, butt against |
| line
| 7 |
verb |
put covering inside object |
stuff, cover, fill, bush, face, reinforce, panel |
| line
| 9 |
verb |
put covering inside object |
quilt, overlay, wad, sheath, incrust, encrust, wainscot, ceil, interline |
| linear
| 7 |
adj |
undeviating; uninterrupted |
continuous, even, straight, right, through, true, shortest |
| linear
| 11 |
adj |
undeviating; uninterrupted |
beeline, horizontal, nonstop, point-blank, unbroken, unswerving, straightaway, in bee line, in straight line, not crooked, straight ahead |
| linear
| 16 |
adj |
confined, restricted |
precise, limited, tight, thin, small, exclusive, set, close, fine, select, spare, shrunken, near, fixed, pent, contracted |
| linear
| 23 |
adj |
confined, restricted |
slim, definite, precarious, slender, cramped, scanty, strait, confining, scant, tapering, taper, exiguous, meager, paltry, determinate, attenuated, circumscribed, constricted, pinched, compressed, tapered, threadlike, incapacious |
| linear
| 16 |
adj |
aligned; not curved |
short, solid, smooth, consecutive, even, right, vertical, level, direct, running, square, continuous, near, sheer, through, true |
| linear
| 28 |
adj |
aligned; not curved |
straightforward, successive, nonstop, invariable, plumb, perpendicular, beeline, upright, horizontal, erect, inflexible, precipitous, unbroken, uninterrupted, unswerving, unrelieved, collinear, in a line, in a row, in line, like an arrow, lineal, rectilineal, rectilinear, unbent, uncurled, undeviating, undistorted |
| linear
| 3 |
adj |
having streaks |
marked, tore, barred |
| linear
| 15 |
adj |
having streaks |
ridged, variegated, striped, striate, streaky, veined, grooved, whelked, striated, brindled, lineate, liny, pied, strigose, whelky |
| linen
| 5 |
noun |
fabric |
cloth, bedding, lawn, thread, paper |
| linen
| 8 |
noun |
fabric |
lingerie, damask, napery, garments, cambric, brabant, dornick, toile |
| linger
| 10 |
verb |
loiter, delay |
drift, stay, remain, wait, hesitate, tool, stop, trail, poke, crawl |
| linger
| 39 |
verb |
loiter, delay |
idle, dawdle, shuffle, slouch, tarry, trifle, traipse, putter, loll, mosey, plod, falter, mope, totter, lag, hobble, dally, saunter, stroll, vacillate, trudge, procrastinate, stagger, lumber, amble, dillydally, fool around, fritter away, goof off, hang around, put off, stick around, be dilatory, be long, be tardy, hang out, sit around, wait around, take one's time |
| linger
| 8 |
verb |
continue, endure |
stay, remain, persist, survive, wait, last, stand, cling |
| linger
| 4 |
verb |
continue, endure |
bide, abide, hang on, stick around |
| linguist
| 7 |
noun |
specialist in language |
interpreter, lexicographer, grammarian, polyglot, philologist, glottologist, linguistician |
| linguistics
| 3 |
noun |
language rules |
structure, elements, principles |
| linguistics
| 10 |
noun |
language rules |
alphabet, syntax, stratification, rudiments, accidence, fundaments, ABCs, morphology, sentence structure, tagmemics |
| link
| 19 |
noun |
component, connection |
network, relationship, element, contact, channel, tie, association, in, ring, section, member, division, joint, part, coupling, piece, loop, bond, joining |
| link
| 24 |
noun |
component, connection |
hookup, knot, nexus, hitch, seam, ligature, connective, interconnection, attachment, tie-up, junction, articulation, yoke, splice, fastening, constituent, intersection, weld, vinculum, copula, coupler, ligation, ligament, interface |
| link
| 13 |
verb |
connect |
join, associate, relate, unite, attach, combine, identify, bind, tie, incorporate, group, network, couple |
| link
| 17 |
verb |
connect |
conjoin, bracket, yoke, conjugate, fasten, hook up, interface, hitch on, meld with, plug into, slap on, tack on, tag along, tag on, team up with, throw in with, tie in with |
| lion
| 1 |
noun |
feline |
cat |
| lion
| 8 |
noun |
feline |
cougar, wildcat, puma, griffin, lioness, leo, felis leo, simba |
| lip
| 5 |
noun |
edge, brink |
rim, projection, border, margin, chops |
| lip
| 9 |
noun |
edge, brink |
spout, nozzle, overlap, portal, brim, flare, labium, flange, labrum |
| lip
| 3 |
noun |
insolence |
jaw, cheek, sauce |
| lip
| 8 |
noun |
insolence |
mouth, impertinence, sass, sauciness, guff, rudeness, effrontery, back talk |
| liquid
| 9 |
adj |
fluid, flowing, melting |
smooth, running, melted, wet, molten, moving, soft, thin, dissolved |
| liquid
| 30 |
adj |
fluid, flowing, melting |
succulent, solvent, damp, dulcet, fluent, juicy, luscious, mellifluous, mellow, moist, sappy, viscous, watery, pulpy, splashing, aqueous, deliquescent, dissolvable, fluidic, fusible, ichorous, liquefied, liquescent, liquiform, mellifluent, meltable, runny, serous, thawed, uncongealed |
| liquid
| 4 |
adj |
readily available |
quick, ready, fluid, free |
| liquid
| 5 |
adj |
readily available |
convertible, marketable, negotiable, usable, realizable |
| liquid
| 3 |
noun |
fluid |
flow, solution, juice |
| liquid
| 15 |
noun |
fluid |
goo, slop, nectar, swill, flux, liquor, elixir, secretion, sap, extract, broth, aqua, goop, aqueous material, melted material |
| list
| 28 |
noun |
record, tabulation |
series, file, table, calendar, poll, ballot, index, menu, program, draft, inventory, schedule, catalog, ticket, account, bill, agenda, contents, row, statistics, brief, arrangement, roll, panel, outline, register, loop, listing |
| list
| 26 |
noun |
record, tabulation |
archive, dictionary, tally, directory, lineup, lexicon, memorandum, canon, invoice, enumeration, syllabus, catalogue, gazette, timetable, vocabulary, slate, bulletin, thesaurus, census, manifest, prospectus, docket, scroll, roll call, checklist, screed |
| list
| 21 |
verb |
keep a record; tabulate |
register, detail, note, place, classify, file, enter, post, specify, poll, index, book, inventory, schedule, chart, arrange, insert, enroll, bill, record, specialize |
| list
| 24 |
verb |
keep a record; tabulate |
spell out, invoice, tab, enumerate, numerate, particularize, itemize, catalogue, peg, tally, inscribe, census, chronicle, manifest, docket, run down, calender, button down, keep count, put down as, put down for, set down, tick off, write down |
| list
| 4 |
verb |
lean, slant |
slope, tip, pitch, heel |
| list
| 5 |
verb |
lean, slant |
incline, tilt, recline, cant, careen |
| listen
| 13 |
verb |
hear and pay attention |
attend, get, accept, admit, observe, welcome, receive, adopt, mind, concentrate, catch, entertain, monitor |
| listen
| 27 |
verb |
hear and pay attention |
audit, hark, obey, eavesdrop, hearken, hear out, tune in, take notice, overhear, harken, auscultate, auscult, be all ears, be attentive, get a load of, give an audience to, give attention, give heed to, hang on words, hear tell, lend an ear, pick up on, prick up ears, take advice, take into consideration, take under advisement, tune in on |
| literacy
| 5 |
noun |
ability to read |
education, knowledge, learning, background, scholarship |
| literacy
| 5 |
noun |
ability to read |
proficiency, refinement, cultivation, articulateness, articulacy |
| literary
| 3 |
adj |
concerning books |
classical, formal, learned |
| literary
| 7 |
adj |
concerning books |
scholarly, bookish, erudite, lettered, literate, well-read, belletristic |
| literature
| 28 |
noun |
written matter, both fictional and nonfictional |
essay, drama, story, novel, information, poetry, research, article, composition, biography, history, comment, abstract, humanities, discussion, discourse, lit, theme, treatment, report, observation, summary, paper, writings, letters, findings, books, classics |
| literature
| 16 |
noun |
written matter, both fictional and nonfictional |
prose, leaflet, pamphlet, lore, brochure, disquisition, thesis, critique, dissertation, exposition, tract, treatise, précis, belles-lettres, literary works, written work |
| litigation
| 9 |
noun |
matter coming before court of law |
case, process, prosecution, trial, suit, action, lawsuit, dispute, cause |
| litigation
| 1 |
noun |
matter coming before court of law |
contention |
| live
| 6 |
adj |
existent |
alive, living, breathing, aware, conscious, vital |
| live
| 1 |
adj |
existent |
animate |
| live
| 12 |
adj |
energetic, vigorous |
working, burning, running, pressing, functioning, active, controversial, current, dynamic, effective, efficient, vital |
| live
| 13 |
adj |
energetic, vigorous |
hot, lively, prevalent, unsettled, brisk, alert, earnest, effectual, efficacious, operative, pertinent, topical, vivid |
| live
| 13 |
verb |
exist |
last, lead, move, maintain, remain, continue, endure, pass, survive, breathe, be, persist, prevail |
| live
| 9 |
verb |
exist |
get along, abide, subsist, get by, be alive, draw breath, have life, make it, remain alive |
| live
| 4 |
verb |
inhabit a dwelling |
locate, settle, occupy, nest |
| live
| 11 |
verb |
inhabit a dwelling |
reside, crash, perch, abide, lodge, dwell, bide, bunk, roost, hang out, hang one's hat |
| live
| 4 |
verb |
enjoy being alive |
love, experience, thrive, delight |
| live
| 8 |
verb |
enjoy being alive |
flourish, savor, prosper, relish, luxuriate, be happy, make the most of, take pleasure |
| live
| 5 |
verb |
make money to support living |
feed, maintain, profit, fare, support |
| live
| 8 |
verb |
make money to support living |
get along, subsist, get by, acquire a livelihood, earn a living, earn money, make ends meet, make it |
| lively
| 11 |
adj |
energetic, active, busy |
bright, entertaining, stimulating, complex, driving, gay, happy, involved, jumping, quick, stirring |
| lively
| 44 |
adj |
energetic, active, busy |
enjoyable, vigorous, provocative, cheerful, festive, frisky, buoyant, peppy, spirited, nimble, animated, refreshing, agile, alert, animate, astir, blithe, brisk, chipper, dashing, effervescent, enterprising, frolicsome, industrious, jocund, keen, merry, perky, pert, rousing, snappy, sparkling, sprightly, spry, vivacious, zippy, blithesome, bouncy, bustling, buzzing, chirpy, full of pep, go-go, hyper |
| liver
| 6 |
adj |
existent |
alive, living, breathing, aware, conscious, vital |
| liver
| 1 |
adj |
existent |
animate |
| liver
| 12 |
adj |
energetic, vigorous |
working, burning, running, pressing, functioning, active, controversial, current, dynamic, effective, efficient, vital |
| liver
| 13 |
adj |
energetic, vigorous |
hot, lively, prevalent, unsettled, brisk, alert, earnest, effectual, efficacious, operative, pertinent, topical, vivid |
| load
| 11 |
noun |
cargo, freight |
goods, capacity, weight, haul, amount, shot, charge, part, mass, contents, pack |
| load
| 10 |
noun |
cargo, freight |
bundle, consignment, shipment, payload, lading, parcel, bale, hindrance, encumbrance, heft |
| load
| 14 |
noun |
burden, pressure |
task, responsibility, weight, duty, tax, drag, liability, charge, drain, trouble, trust, obligation, worry, care |
| load
| 10 |
noun |
burden, pressure |
albatross, onus, encumbrance, oppression, cumber, millstone, incubus, affliction, deadweight, excess baggage |
| load
| 16 |
verb |
burden, saddle |
stuff, pile, carry, pack, stack, store, fill, weight, mass, top, flood, charge, bear, arrange, place, weigh |
| load
| 24 |
verb |
burden, saddle |
lade, cram, surfeit, glut, freight, jam, ballast, oversupply, stow, heap, gorge, choke, swamp, lumber, weigh down, chock, containerize, heap up, pile it on, pile up, pour in, put aboard, ram in, top off |
| load
| 7 |
verb |
overburden, pressure |
task, weight, tax, charge, burden, trouble, worry |
| load
| 6 |
verb |
overburden, pressure |
lade, saddle, oppress, encumber, hamper, weigh down |
| loan
| 6 |
noun |
money given temporarily |
credit, investment, mortgage, advance, trust, extension |
| loan
| 4 |
noun |
money given temporarily |
allowance, accommodation, floater, time payment |
| loan
| 10 |
verb |
give money, possession temporarily |
provide, lend, advance, scratch, stake, accommodate, credit, score, allow, touch |
| loan
| 2 |
verb |
give money, possession temporarily |
lay on one, let out |
| lobby
| 5 |
noun |
entrance hall |
hallway, porch, hall, corridor, passage |
| lobby
| 7 |
noun |
entrance hall |
vestibule, foyer, waiting room, passageway, gateway, doorway, antechamber |
| lobby
| 20 |
verb |
press for political action |
urge, request, push, persuade, press, promote, pitch, influence, affect, further, sell, boost, alter, spot, modify, pressure, change, advance, drum, bill |
| lobby
| 24 |
verb |
press for political action |
solicit, sway, billboard, splash, thump, procure, induce, sweet-talk, plug, hype, build up, hard sell, politick, campaign for, soft-soap, bring pressure to bear, exert influence, high pressure, make a pitch for, pull strings, put pressure on, sell on, soft-sell, solicit votes |
| lobe
| 6 |
noun |
flap |
projection, fold, portion, ear, lap, section |
| lobe
| 5 |
noun |
flap |
node, protuberance, wattle, convexity, excurvation |
| locate
| 11 |
verb |
find |
detect, spot, discover, station, strike, uncover, establish, read, position, place, determine |
| locate
| 21 |
verb |
find |
unearth, pinpoint, hook, come across, come upon, ferret out, get at, happen upon, hit upon, light upon, meet with, pick up on, pin down, search out, smell out, smoke out, stumble on, track down, trip over, zero in on, lay one's hands on |
| locate
| 8 |
verb |
settle |
set, park, stand, put, establish, fix, seat, place |
| locate
| 8 |
verb |
settle |
reside, situate, inhabit, squat, dispose, dwell, dig in, hang one's hat |
| location
| 15 |
noun |
place of residence or activity |
neighborhood, district, area, region, point, spot, site, scene, station, situation, position, part, section, hole, post |
| location
| 10 |
noun |
place of residence or activity |
locale, venue, whereabouts, locality, fix, locus, tract, turf, neck of the woods, bearings |
| lock
| 8 |
noun |
device that fastens and bars free passage |
grip, bolt, bar, hook, connection, link, catch, bond |
| lock
| 10 |
noun |
device that fastens and bars free passage |
latch, clamp, fixture, clinch, fastening, grapple, junction, hasp, clasp, padlock |
| lock
| 15 |
verb |
fasten, clasp |
shut, engage, join, seal, press, close, hug, bar, secure, button, embrace, bolt, unite, grasp, link |
| lock
| 10 |
verb |
fasten, clasp |
encircle, entwine, clutch, enclose, grapple, mesh, clench, latch, button up, turn the key |
| lodge
| 8 |
noun |
cabin; vacation residence |
hotel, shelter, cottage, house, camp, couch, home, retreat |
| lodge
| 23 |
noun |
cabin; vacation residence |
dormitory, chalet, dwelling, shack, tavern, motel, hut, inn, hostel, abode, shanty, villa, haunt, stopover, den, hospice, hostelry, burrow, public house, country house, gatehouse, auberge, roadhouse |
| lodge
| 8 |
verb |
become fixed or wedged |
stick, plant, fix, stay, remain, install, catch, root |
| lodge
| 8 |
verb |
become fixed or wedged |
abide, implant, embed, entrench, ingrain, infix, imbed, come to rest |
| lodge
| 14 |
verb |
stay at temporary residence |
house, accommodate, rent, station, board, locate, crash, shelter, nest, stop, stay, entertain, room, quarter |
| lodge
| 17 |
verb |
stay at temporary residence |
reside, abide, perch, hostel, squat, bunk, domicile, canton, dwell, park, bestow, harbor, sojourn, hole up, put up, roost, stay over |
| log
| 8 |
noun |
stump of tree |
chunk, wood, piece, timber, length, stick, trunk, block |
| log
| 2 |
noun |
stump of tree |
bole, driftwood |
| log
| 7 |
noun |
record |
journal, diary, chart, account, register, book, listing |
| log
| 3 |
noun |
record |
tally, daybook, logbook |
| logic
| 4 |
noun |
science of reasoning |
philosophy, sense, relationship, connection |
| logic
| 18 |
noun |
science of reasoning |
sanity, rationale, argumentation, inference, coherence, deduction, ratiocination, syllogism, thesis, dialectic, induction, linkage, sound judgment, antithesis and synthesis, course of thought, good sense, syllogistics, train of thought |
| logical
| 16 |
adj |
probable, reasonable |
relevant, necessary, consistent, convincing, valid, obvious, legitimate, rational, compelling, intelligent, wise, clear, fair, sound, subtle, telling |
| logical
| 28 |
adj |
probable, reasonable |
sensible, cogent, plausible, coherent, lucid, analytical, congruent, consequent, deducible, discerning, discriminating, germane, inferential, judicious, justifiable, kosher, perceptive, perspicuous, pertinent, analytic, commonsensical, legit, extensional, holding together, holding water, juridicious, most likely, well-organized |
| lonely
| 12 |
adj |
feeling friendless, forlorn |
isolated, deserted, homeless, empty, abandoned, alone, apart, down, left, rejected, single, withdrawn |
| lonely
| 21 |
adj |
feeling friendless, forlorn |
solitary, desolate, reclusive, lonesome, destitute, disconsolate, forsaken, godforsaken, lone, outcast, secluded, unattended, comfortless, companionless, by oneself, estranged, renounced, troglodytic, unbefriended, uncherished, unsocial |
| lonely
| 9 |
adj |
out-of-the-way |
remote, isolated, quiet, deserted, alone, private, removed, retired, secret |
| lonely
| 9 |
adj |
out-of-the-way |
solitary, desolate, godforsaken, obscure, secluded, uninhabited, unfrequented, off the beaten track, sequestered |
| long
| 16 |
adj |
extended in space or time |
great, deep, high, tall, stretch, running, enduring, towering, sustained, distant, extensive, remote, expanded, stretching, stretched, continued |
| long
| 22 |
adj |
extended in space or time |
lengthy, protracted, prolonged, elongate, elongated, enlarged, lingering, lasting, far-reaching, faraway, gangling, lanky, lofty, rangy, stringy, far-off, lengthened, drawn out, longish, outstretched, spread out, spun out |
| long
| 5 |
adj |
interminable, excessive in length |
late, slow, delayed, sustained, dragging |
| long
| 21 |
adj |
interminable, excessive in length |
lengthy, protracted, prolonged, diffuse, lingering, boundless, dilatory, limitless, long-winded, prolix, tardy, unending, verbose, wordy, drawn-out, long-drawn-out, overlong, diffusive, for ages, forever and a day, without end |
| long
| 7 |
verb |
desire, crave |
aim, hunger, wish, pine, want, sigh, miss |
| long
| 12 |
verb |
desire, crave |
yearn, itch, covet, hanker, lust, thirst, aspire, ache, suspire, dream of, have a yen for, spoil for |
| look
| 22 |
noun |
visual examination |
stare, glimpse, review, attention, glance, view, sight, marking, flash, surveillance, gaze, regard, noticing, speculation, case, regarding, observation, cast, survey, inspection, viewing, gun |
| look
| 16 |
noun |
visual examination |
peek, eye, leer, introspection, swivel, slant, scrutiny, contemplation, once-over, gander, reconnaissance, squint, evil eye, beholding, keeping watch, look-see |
| look
| 11 |
noun |
characteristic, stylish appearance |
fashion, presence, face, manner, expression, bearing, seeming, effect, air, cast, aspect |
| look
| 9 |
noun |
characteristic, stylish appearance |
demeanor, semblance, mien, countenance, physiognomy, complexion, guise, mug, visage |
| look
| 27 |
verb |
examine visually |
stare, notice, consider, read, study, watch, see, peer, glance, view, scan, mind, focus, mark, eye, flash, tend, note, gaze, regard, attend, spot, contemplate, observe, spy, admire, survey |
| look
| 18 |
verb |
examine visually |
rubberneck, gape, beware, goggle, scrutinize, ogle, behold, inspect, gawk, peep, glower, scout, heed, get a load of, pore over, take a gander, take in the sights, feast one's eyes |
| look
| 9 |
verb |
appear, seem to be |
sound, express, show, exhibit, resemble, evidence, indicate, display, present |
| look
| 4 |
verb |
appear, seem to be |
manifest, look like, make clear, strike as |
| look
| 6 |
verb |
expect, anticipate |
search, seek, hope, hunt, await, divine |
| look
| 4 |
verb |
expect, anticipate |
foretell, forecast, count on, reckon on |
| look
| 2 |
verb |
face |
front, overlook |
| look
| 2 |
verb |
face |
front on, give onto |
| loop
| 5 |
noun |
circle, spiral |
curve, twist, bend, circuit, ring |
| loop
| 13 |
noun |
circle, spiral |
coil, circumference, wreath, knot, hoop, twirl, kink, whorl, noose, curl, loophole, convolution, eyelet |
| loop
| 11 |
verb |
circle, spiral |
twist, curve, bend, join, turn, fold, bow, connect, ring, roll, surround |
| loop
| 16 |
verb |
circle, spiral |
curl, encircle, girdle, encompass, crook, gird, arc, knot, compass, coil, braid, arch, begird, curve around, tie together, wind around |
| loose
| 10 |
adj |
not tight; unconstrained |
relaxed, easy, hanging, escaped, floating, separate, free, released, clear, apart |
| loose
| 39 |
adj |
not tight; unconstrained |
sloppy, lax, baggy, limp, unlocked, untied, disconnected, unhinged, slack, undone, detached, asunder, flabby, flaccid, insecure, movable, unattached, unconnected, unfettered, unrestrained, unrestricted, wobbly, unconfined, unbuttoned, unhooked, loosened, unbound, unclasped, liberated, unpinned, unfastened, unbolted, slackened, at large, not fitting, uncaged, unlatched, unsecured, unshackled |
| loose
| 2 |
adj |
indefinite, vague |
disordered, random |
| loose
| 11 |
adj |
indefinite, vague |
rambling, detached, obscure, diffuse, disconnected, ill-defined, inaccurate, indistinct, negligent, remiss, imprecise |
| loose
| 7 |
adj |
promiscuous |
easy, fast, abandoned, light, swinging, speeding, playing |
| loose
| 26 |
adj |
promiscuous |
careless, lax, debauched, wanton, corrupt, dissipated, capricious, disreputable, dissolute, heedless, immoral, imprudent, inconstant, lewd, libertine, licentious, negligent, out of control, profligate, rash, reckless, thoughtless, unmindful, unrestrained, unchaste, high living |
| lose
| 11 |
verb |
be deprived of; mislay |
suffer, drop, fail, waste, forget, consume, miss, exhaust, sacrifice, drain, yield |
| lose
| 29 |
verb |
be deprived of; mislay |
squander, surrender, bereave, forfeit, misplace, lavish, deplete, capitulate, dissipate, rob, displace, disinherit, relinquish, oust, expend, default, dispossess, misspend, divest, give up, be careless, be impoverished, be reduced, become poorer, fail to keep, fall short, pass up, suffer loss, use up |
| lose
| 5 |
verb |
be defeated |
decline, drop, fall, miss, yield |
| lose
| 15 |
verb |
be defeated |
succumb, be humbled, be outdistanced, be sunk, be taken to cleaners, be the loser, be worsted, come up short, drop a bundle, kiss goodbye, lose out, suffer defeat, take a beating, take the count, take the heat |
| lose
| 4 |
verb |
escape, avoid |
clear, duck, shake, rid |
| lose
| 12 |
verb |
escape, avoid |
dodge, stray, evade, outrun, elude, unburden, shake off, throw off, give the slip, leave behind, slip away, wander from |
| loss
| 22 |
noun |
misfortune, deficit; something misplaced or lost |
debt, disaster, accident, fall, damage, failure, cost, defeat, trouble, injury, casualty, destruction, harm, want, need, death, ruin, waste, sacrifice, hurt, trial, losing |
| loss
| 28 |
noun |
misfortune, deficit; something misplaced or lost |
catastrophe, undoing, misadventure, dispossession, mishap, deficiency, shrinkage, privation, depletion, perdition, impairment, disappearance, destitution, debit, bereavement, forfeiture, cataclysm, fatality, disadvantage, deprivation, calamity, retardation, detriment, wreckage, bad luck, squandering, mislaying, misplacing |
| lost
| 9 |
adj |
missing, off-track |
invisible, vanished, hidden, gone, missed, lacking, wandering, without, disappeared |
| lost
| 25 |
adj |
missing, off-track |
absent, adrift, disoriented, misplaced, strayed, forfeit, obscured, mislaid, minus, astray, down the drain, irrevocable, off-course, wayward, forfeited, at sea, cast away, fallen between cracks, gone astray, irrecoverable, irretrievable, kiss goodbye, nowhere to be found, out the window, unredeemed |
| lost
| 7 |
adj |
extinct, destroyed |
wasted, dead, gone, past, forgotten, ruined, consumed |
| lost
| 20 |
adj |
extinct, destroyed |
obsolete, bygone, misspent, obliterated, lapsed, dissipated, wrecked, out-of-date, annihilated, devastated, perished, exterminated, eradicated, squandered, demolished, frittered, misused, abolished, unremembered, wiped out |
| lost
| 4 |
adj |
distracted, dreaming |
wasted, absorbed, abstracted, entranced |
| lost
| 20 |
adj |
distracted, dreaming |
absent, unconscious, bewildered, perplexed, engrossed, spellbound, musing, preoccupied, bemused, absentminded, dreamy, faraway, feeble, ignorant, rapt, distrait, going in circles, inconscient, taken in, taken up |
| lot
| 12 |
noun |
piece of property |
piece, area, field, portion, part, property, plot, division, clearing, patch, percentage, block |
| lot
| 9 |
noun |
piece of property |
frontage, parcel, allotment, tract, acreage, apportionment, real estate, plat, plottage |
| lot
| 22 |
noun |
quantity, often large |
load, set, group, crowd, number, collection, much, plenty, bunch, cluster, pile, circle, order, body, stack, ocean, mass, push, barrel, pack, scores, stacks |
| lot
| 20 |
noun |
quantity, often large |
abundance, conglomeration, plenitude, mess, aggregation, bundle, conglomerate, consignment, heap, aggregate, assortment, oodles, clutch, batch, requisition, amplitude, multiplicity, clump, reams, great deal |
| lot
| 7 |
noun |
portion, share |
part, piece, slice, bite, cut, take, percentage |
| lot
| 5 |
noun |
portion, share |
parcel, allotment, ration, quota, allowance |
| lot
| 8 |
noun |
fate, destiny |
chance, portion, accident, fortune, circumstance, hazard, break, breaks |
| lot
| 12 |
noun |
fate, destiny |
decree, kismet, karma, doom, plight, predestination, Moirai, foreordination, wheel of fortune, hand one is dealt, run of luck, way cookie crumbles |
| loud
| 10 |
adj |
blaring, noisy |
heavy, ringing, big, powerful, strong, intense, deep, full, booming, crashing |
| loud
| 35 |
adj |
blaring, noisy |
lusty, resounding, roaring, vociferous, vehement, rowdy, strident, raucous, rambunctious, deafening, boisterous, emphatic, forte, blatant, cacophonous, clamorous, obstreperous, piercing, resonant, sonorous, stentorian, tumultuous, turbulent, uproarious, high-sounding, thundering, blustering, ear-piercing, ear-splitting, full-mouthed, fulminating, loud-voiced, pealing, turned up, wakes the dead |
| loud
| 1 |
adj |
offensive, gaudy |
gross |
| loud
| 22 |
adj |
offensive, gaudy |
brash, brassy, rude, vulgar, raucous, flashy, obnoxious, brazen, chintzy, coarse, crass, crude, flamboyant, garish, glaring, lurid, meretricious, obtrusive, ostentatious, showy, tasteless, tawdry |
| lounge
| 5 |
noun |
club, socializing place |
bar, lobby, tap, spot, reception |
| lounge
| 12 |
noun |
club, socializing place |
saloon, parlor, pub, hideaway, barroom, dive, taproom, mezzanine, cocktail lounge, club room, drinkery, watering hole |
| lounge
| 1 |
verb |
lie about, waste time |
relax |
| lounge
| 17 |
verb |
lie about, waste time |
sprawl, recline, loll, idle, loiter, saunter, laze, loaf, dawdle, goldbrick, repose, bum, goof off, kill time, fritter away, pass time, take it easy |
| love
| 14 |
noun |
adoration; very strong liking |
emotion, appreciation, taste, passion, respect, friendship, involvement, sentiment, crush, weakness, regard, delight, like, flame |
| love
| 33 |
noun |
adoration; very strong liking |
tenderness, fondness, lust, yearning, affection, devotion, infatuation, rapture, allegiance, adulation, amour, fidelity, worship, enjoyment, attachment, fervor, inclination, amity, hankering, enchantment, ardor, partiality, idolatry, amorousness, relish, case, piety, zeal, soft spot, cherishing, devotedness, ardency, mad for |
| love
| 12 |
noun |
person who is loved by another |
passion, lover, angel, sweet, honey, dear, girlfriend, beloved, spark, boyfriend, flame, dearest |
| love
| 16 |
noun |
person who is loved by another |
admirer, inamorata, darling, sweetheart, paramour, beau, Romeo, truelove, suitor, swain, courter, valentine, inamorato, Juliet, dear one, loved one |
| love
| 5 |
verb |
adore, like very much |
prize, treasure, prefer, admire, choose |
| love
| 35 |
verb |
adore, like very much |
cherish, worship, go for, glorify, canonize, deify, fancy, idolize, exalt, venerate, adulate, esteem, delight in, dote on, fall for, care for, be attached to, be captivated by, be crazy about, be enamored of, be enchanted by, be fascinated with, be fond of, be in love with, gone on, have affection for, have it bad, hold dear, hold high, long for, put on pedestal, think the world of, thrive with, wild for, lose one's heart to |
| love
| 11 |
verb |
have sexual relations |
feel, embrace, kiss, shine, court, neck, stroke, cling, press, hug, hold |
| love
| 14 |
verb |
have sexual relations |
fondle, lick, tryst, pet, cuddle, woo, cosset, soothe, caress, clasp, make love, draw close, look tenderly, take into one's arms |
| lover
| 8 |
noun |
person having sexual relationship |
companion, girlfriend, boyfriend, steady, flame, beloved, dear, dearest |
| lover
| 24 |
noun |
person having sexual relationship |
sweetheart, suitor, admirer, solicitor, escort, paramour, beau, petitioner, Romeo, truelove, swain, inamorata, darling, suppliant, fiancée, significant other, courter, inamorato, idolizer, wooer, valentine, Juliet, fiancé, infatuate |
| low
| 17 |
adj |
close to the ground; short |
small, flat, little, below, depressed, lowering, shallow, sunken, bottom, level, deep, minor, junior, beneath, lesser, profound, under |
| low
| 18 |
adj |
close to the ground; short |
stunted, squat, prostrate, inferior, nether, subjacent, decumbent, crouched, subsided, bottommost, ground-level, low-hanging, low-lying, low-set, not high, rock-bottom, squatty, unelevated |
| low
| 8 |
adj |
reduced; mediocre |
poor, little, cheap, modest, reasonable, small, moderate, cut |
| low
| 23 |
adj |
reduced; mediocre |
paltry, sparse, insignificant, deficient, inadequate, meager, nominal, shoddy, depleted, scant, inferior, trifling, economical, inexpensive, puny, second-rate, substandard, worthless, low-grade, slashed, cut-rate, marked down, uncostly |
| low
| 8 |
adj |
crude, vulgar |
rough, blue, offensive, raw, base, common, mean, nasty |
| low
| 35 |
adj |
crude, vulgar |
gross, depraved, degraded, menial, abject, coarse, contemptible, crass, dastardly, despicable, disgraceful, dishonorable, disreputable, ignoble, inelegant, miserable, obscene, off-color, rude, scruffy, servile, sordid, unbecoming, uncouth, unrefined, unworthy, vile, woebegone, woeful, wretched, scrubby, scurvy, crumby, ill-bred, undignified |
| low
| 5 |
adj |
living in, coming from poor circumstances |
poor, simple, plain, base, mean |
| low
| 11 |
adj |
living in, coming from poor circumstances |
plebeian, humble, obscure, ignoble, lowly, meek, rude, unpretentious, baseborn, unwashed, lowborn |
| low
| 5 |
adj |
depressed |
down, bad, sad, unhappy, dragged |
| low
| 21 |
adj |
depressed |
blue, downcast, dejected, moody, crestfallen, despondent, down in the mouth, downhearted, fed up, forlorn, gloomy, glum, miserable, morose, spiritless, low-down, disheartened, down and out, down in the dumps, in the pits, singing the blues |
| low
| 9 |
adj |
not feeling well |
weak, reduced, sinking, dying, exhausted, ill, faint, sick, stricken |
| low
| 10 |
adj |
not feeling well |
debilitated, indisposed, dizzy, frail, ailing, prostrate, feeble, poorly, sickly, unwell |
| low
| 5 |
adj |
not loud |
soft, quiet, whispered, faint, gentle |
| low
| 4 |
adj |
not loud |
subdued, hushed, muffled, muted |
| low-quality
| 11 |
adj |
inferior |
average, bad, base, common, fair, lemon, mean, ordinary, sad, worse, poorer |
| low-quality
| 20 |
adj |
inferior |
déclassé, good-for-nothing, hack, imperfect, indifferent, junk, lousy, low-grade, mediocre, middling, paltry, second-class, second-rate, shabby, sorry, substandard, tawdry, two-bit, wretched, low-rent |
| lower
| 10 |
adj |
under, inferior |
junior, reduced, minor, low, secondary, lesser, smaller, under, diminished, decreased |
| lower
| 11 |
adj |
under, inferior |
subordinate, bush-league, nether, subjacent, second-class, lessened, curtailed, lower rung, pared down, second-fiddle, second-string |
| lower
| 6 |
verb |
let down; fall |
drop, reduce, sink, ground, descend, couch |
| lower
| 12 |
verb |
let down; fall |
depress, droop, submerge, let down, take down, demit, bring low, cast down, detrude, make lower, push down, set down |
| lower
| 6 |
verb |
reduce, minimize |
cut, soften, decrease, diminish, clip, moderate |
| lower
| 24 |
verb |
reduce, minimize |
pare, lessen, devalue, slash, downgrade, curtail, cut down, depreciate, shave, prune, undervalue, deflate, downsize, decry, abate, demote, devaluate, cut back, tone down, write off, scale down, de-escalate, mark down, roll back |
| lower
| 14 |
verb |
belittle, disgrace |
downgrade, depress, devalue, debase, humble, stoop, condescend, degrade, deign, demean, abase, humiliate, bemean, cast down |
| loyal
| 7 |
adj |
faithful, dependable |
devoted, believing, constant, firm, steady, true, attached |
| loyal
| 18 |
adj |
faithful, dependable |
steadfast, trustworthy, patriotic, ardent, staunch, dutiful, allegiant, dyed-in-the-wool, resolute, tried-and-true, true-blue, trusty, unfailing, unswerving, unwavering, behind one, coming through, on one's side |
| loyalty
| 10 |
noun |
faithfulness, dependability |
faith, support, reliability, tie, integrity, honor, duty, resolution, truth, bond |
| loyalty
| 34 |
noun |
faithfulness, dependability |
fidelity, fealty, patriotism, honesty, allegiance, obedience, sincerity, adherence, devotion, truthfulness, earnestness, incorruptibility, homage, probity, scrupulousness, attachment, ardor, conscientiousness, constancy, submission, singleness, zeal, uprightness, steadfastness, troth, inviolability, trustworthiness, single-mindedness, trueness, subjection, trustiness, staunchness, devotedness, trueheartedness |
| lucky
| 8 |
adj |
fortunate, opportune |
successful, happy, blessed, charmed, favored, golden, promising, well |
| lucky
| 25 |
adj |
fortunate, opportune |
hot, fortuitous, advantageous, adventitious, auspicious, beneficial, benign, felicitous, hopeful, on a roll, propitious, prosperous, timely, providential, all systems go, coming up roses, everything going, getting a break, hit it big, holding aces, in the groove, into something, on a streak, serendipitous, striking it rich |
| lump
| 24 |
noun |
clump, mass |
swelling, chunk, tumor, pile, chip, cluster, growth, bunch, group, section, much, lot, ball, mountain, handful, spot, bulk, part, bit, solid, portion, cake, piece, block |
| lump
| 18 |
noun |
clump, mass |
bump, wad, bulge, knot, hunk, wedge, morsel, protrusion, dab, gob, agglomeration, protuberance, peck, crumb, nugget, scrap, tumescence, knurl |
| lump
| 7 |
verb |
tolerate, withstand |
stomach, bear, take, endure, swallow, suffer, stand |
| lump
| 4 |
verb |
tolerate, withstand |
brook, abide, digest, put up with |
| lunatic asylum
| 21 |
noun |
mental institution |
bedlam, booby hatch, funny farm, insane asylum, madhouse, mental hospital, nut house, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health facility, mental health institution, mental institution, nuthouse, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, psycho ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium |
| lunatic asylum
| 19 |
noun |
mental institution |
bedlam, booby hatch, funny farm, insane asylum, loony bin, madhouse, mental hospital, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health facility, mental health institution, mental institution, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium |
| lunatic asylum
| 18 |
noun |
insane asylum |
bedlam, funny farm, loony bin, madhouse, mental hospital, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health institution, mental home, mental institution, nuthouse, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium |
| lunatic asylum
| 18 |
noun |
insane asylum |
bedlam, booby hatch, loony bin, madhouse, mental hospital, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health institution, mental home, mental institution, nuthouse, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium |
| lunatic asylum
| 19 |
noun |
mental institution |
asylum, bedlam, booby hatch, funny farm, loony bin, madhouse, mental hospital, nut house, snake pit, bughouse, laughing academy, mental health institution, mental home, padded cell, psychiatric hospital, psychiatric ward, rubber room, sanatorium, sanitarium |
| lunch
| 1 |
noun |
midday meal |
tea |
| lunch
| 3 |
noun |
midday meal |
luncheon, high tea, snack |
| lung
| 3 |
noun |
body part |
bronchi, alveolus, pleura |
| machine
| 10 |
noun |
device that performs a task |
engine, automobile, tool, instrument, motor, vehicle, robot, mechanism, computer, implement |
| machine
| 8 |
noun |
device that performs a task |
apparatus, appliance, gadget, contraption, widget, contrivance, thingamabob, automaton |
| machine
| 6 |
noun |
well-run political organization |
system, structure, agency, party, ring, movement |
| machine
| 3 |
noun |
well-run political organization |
machinery, setup, lineup |
| machine
| 3 |
noun |
person who acts automatically |
robot, agent, mechanical |
| machine
| 7 |
noun |
person who acts automatically |
laborer, clone, grind, puppet, drudge, zombie, automaton |
| machinery
| 22 |
noun |
devices performing work |
engine, gear, instrument, tool, system, equipment, motor, vehicle, medium, channel, organ, means, agency, mechanism, outfit, agent, tackle, implement, works, method, structure, shifts |
| machinery
| 10 |
noun |
devices performing work |
apparatus, utensil, appliance, contraption, accouterment, materiel, paraphernalia, gadget, contrivance, habiliments |
| mad person
| 1 |
noun |
person who is considered mentally ill |
patient |
| mad person
| 16 |
noun |
person who is considered mentally ill |
crazy person, demented, deranged, idiot, imbecile, lunatic, maniac, psycho, psychopath, psychotic, sociopath, loon, bedlamite, mental case, raver, schizophrenic |
| magazine
| 10 |
noun |
periodic publication |
journal, manual, daily, paper, newspaper, sheet, organ, review, annual, joint |
| magazine
| 20 |
noun |
periodic publication |
pamphlet, booklet, brochure, periodical, newsletter, rag, slick, glossy, gazette, quarterly, circular, pulp, digest, weekly, bimonthly, semiweekly, monthly, broadside, biweekly, throwaway |
| magazine
| 2 |
noun |
arsenal of weapons |
store, warehouse |
| magazine
| 9 |
noun |
arsenal of weapons |
repository, repertory, cache, depository, depot, armory, ammunition dump, storehouse, munitions dump |
| magician
| 3 |
noun |
person who performs supernatural |
genius, medium, diviner |
| magician
| 32 |
noun |
person who performs supernatural |
wizard, witch, virtuoso, charmer, seer, enchanter, enchantress, siren, conjurer, soothsayer, sorcerer, warlock, shaman, trickster, prophet, voodoo, genie, marvel, fortune-teller, witch doctor, satanist, necromancer, exorciser, thaumaturge, illusionist, spellbinder, diabolist, exorcist, feats or tricks archimage, medicine person, miracle worker, theurgist |
| magnetic
| 7 |
adj |
drawing, attractive |
appealing, charming, entrancing, fascinating, inviting, arresting, pulling |
| magnetic
| 9 |
adj |
drawing, attractive |
seductive, hypnotic, irresistible, alluring, charismatic, enchanting, bewitching, captivating, mesmerizing |
| magnitude
| 8 |
noun |
importance |
consequence, weight, degree, significance, mark, note, moment, import |
| magnitude
| 7 |
noun |
importance |
momentousness, pith, greatness, signification, eminence, grandeur, weightiness |
| magnitude
| 18 |
noun |
size |
strength, capacity, proportion, amount, volume, intensity, extent, measurement, dimension, quantity, dimensions, space, proportions, reach, measure, bulk, range, mass |
| magnitude
| 15 |
noun |
size |
breadth, enormity, immensity, bigness, vastness, largeness, greatness, expanse, amplitude, compass, enormousness, admeasurement, hugeness, sizableness, tremendousness |
| maid
| 5 |
noun |
servant |
girl, woman, help, domestic, miss |
| maid
| 13 |
noun |
servant |
au pair, biddy, damsel, nursemaid, cleaning woman, housemaid, chambermaid, handmaiden, maidservant, factotum, cleaning lady, hired girl, live-in |
| mail
| 4 |
noun |
written correspondence; system for sending correspondence |
package, communication, letter, post |
| mail
| 6 |
noun |
written correspondence; system for sending correspondence |
parcel, junk mail, post office, postcard, air mail, postal service |
| mail
| 5 |
verb |
send through the postal system |
express, drop, forward, transmit, post |
| mail
| 2 |
verb |
send through the postal system |
dispatch, send by mail |
| main
| 20 |
adj |
principal, predominant |
prime, major, central, leading, primary, vital, fundamental, particular, essential, special, head, star, chief, capital, necessary, controlling, critical, crucial, outstanding, prevailing |
| main
| 7 |
adj |
principal, predominant |
preeminent, premier, cardinal, foremost, paramount, stellar, supreme |
| main
| 7 |
adj |
absolute, utter |
entire, simple, mere, direct, only, pure, sheer |
| main
| 4 |
adj |
absolute, utter |
utmost, brute, downright, undisguised |
| main
| 4 |
noun |
pipe for system |
cable, trunk, line, channel |
| main
| 3 |
noun |
pipe for system |
conduit, duct, trough |
| mainstream
| 15 |
adj |
prevailing |
dominant, normal, average, primary, general, current, regular, common, standard, accepted, conventional, established, popular, typical, widespread |
| mainstream
| 1 |
adj |
prevailing |
predominant |
| maintenance
| 14 |
noun |
perpetuation, support; sustenance |
supply, conservation, care, living, resources, food, provision, bread, keeping, keep, salt, repairs, carrying, sustaining |
| maintenance
| 18 |
noun |
perpetuation, support; sustenance |
upkeep, preservation, aliment, continuation, bacon, livelihood, alimony, alimentation, subsistence, continuance, wherewithal, prolongation, nurture, allowance, bread and butter, sustainment, retainment, sustention |
| major
| 21 |
adj |
bigger |
dominant, big, primary, large, leading, extensive, main, considerable, superior, upper, better, elder, chief, above, senior, extreme, higher, most, greater, larger, exceeding |
| major
| 7 |
adj |
bigger |
large-scale, sizable, hefty, supreme, ultra, uppermost, oversized |
| major
| 18 |
adj |
important |
great, big, crucial, vital, significant, radical, serious, main, principal, star, top, chief, grave, critical, dangerous, influential, meaningful, outstanding |
| major
| 9 |
adj |
important |
notable, preeminent, heavyweight, grievous, stellar, weighty, major-league, overshadowing, life and death |
| majority
| 3 |
noun |
plurality, most |
bulk, mass, more |
| majority
| 9 |
noun |
plurality, most |
superiority, preponderance, max, best part, greater number, greater part, larger part, more than half, lion's share |
| majority
| 2 |
noun |
adulthood |
prime, estate |
| majority
| 11 |
noun |
adulthood |
maturity, seniority, manhood, age of consent, womanhood, drinking age, full age, legal maturity, prime of life, ripe age, voting age |
| make
| 24 |
verb |
create, build |
compose, prepare, form, produce, cause, generate, fashion, secure, frame, invent, constitute, cook, shape, whip, accomplish, parent, construct, effect, assemble, arrange, conceive, initiate, adjust, occasion |
| make
| 25 |
verb |
create, build |
manufacture, spawn, mold, hatch, forge, beget, engender, procreate, fabricate, originate, synthesize, brew, bring about, cook up, draw on, dream up, knock off, put together, dash off, get ready, give rise to, lead to, tear off, throw together, whip out |
| make
| 11 |
verb |
induce, compel |
start, require, cause, force, drive, secure, impress, effect, interfere, initiate, press |
| make
| 13 |
verb |
induce, compel |
coerce, oblige, tamper, impel, constrain, meddle, bring about, horn in, pressurize, dragoon, concuss, shotgun, prevail upon |
| make
| 12 |
verb |
designate, appoint |
invest, create, advance, tap, name, constitute, install, tender, elect, assign, select, finger |
| make
| 4 |
verb |
designate, appoint |
nominate, ordain, delegate, proffer |
| make
| 15 |
verb |
enact, execute |
do, form, prepare, perform, conduct, act, pass, establish, wage, fix, practice, effect, declare, draft, frame |
| make
| 9 |
verb |
enact, execute |
carry out, prosecute, decree, formulate, legislate, carry on, draw up, carry through, engage in |
| make
| 11 |
verb |
add up to; constitute |
organize, represent, compose, form, construct, equal, texture, mix, comprise, compound, structure |
| make
| 7 |
verb |
add up to; constitute |
fabricate, synthesize, embody, amount to, make up, put together, come to |
| make
| 10 |
verb |
estimate, infer |
collect, draw, think, calculate, figure, conclude, gather, derive, judge, suppose |
| make
| 5 |
verb |
estimate, infer |
deduct, reckon, deduce, gauge, dope out |
| make
| 12 |
verb |
earn, acquire |
receive, get, pull, secure, harvest, clear, sock, obtain, rate, gain, net, realize |
| make
| 7 |
verb |
earn, acquire |
reap, hustle, bring in, pull down, take in, bring home bacon, clean up |
| make
| 10 |
verb |
arrive, aim at |
go, meet, head, move, reach, advance, proceed, bear, catch, progress |
| make
| 9 |
verb |
arrive, aim at |
attain, light out, strike out, take off, arrive at, arrive in time, break for, get to, set out |
| make a mistake
| 12 |
verb |
slip up |
blunder, err, goof, miscalculate, misconstrue, misjudge, misstep, misunderstand, muff, misestimate, misread, blow it |
| make hole
| 13 |
verb |
pierce; get through physically |
drill, crack, enter, invade, force, bore, access, charge, knife, introduce, come, insert, drive |
| make hole
| 40 |
verb |
pierce; get through physically |
permeate, seep, pervade, puncture, go through, infiltrate, spear, probe, trespass, suffuse, insinuate, percolate, perforate, jab, ream, bayonet, prick, stab, gore, thrust, diffuse, saturate, encroach, impale, barge in, break in, get in, ingress, pass through, blow in, breeze in, bust in, eat through, filter in, make a hole, make an entrance, pop in, run into, sink into, stick into |
| make sound
| 13 |
verb |
cure, recover |
repair, restore, rebuild, settle, treat, fix, improve, set, attend, doctor, free, compose, dress |
| make sound
| 31 |
verb |
cure, recover |
soothe, reconcile, regenerate, rejuvenate, revive, rehabilitate, alleviate, mend, medicate, revivify, knit, resuscitate, reanimate, renovate, remedy, conciliate, convalesce, harmonize, ameliorate, salve, renew, meliorate, bring around, patch up, physic, get well, make healthy, make well, make whole, minister to, put on feet again |
| makeup
| 3 |
noun |
cosmetics |
paint, foundation, powder |
| makeup
| 6 |
noun |
cosmetics |
face, pancake, blush, lipstick, greasepaint, maquillage |
| makeup
| 19 |
noun |
structure, composition |
style, content, shape, formation, design, scheme, assembly, constitution, form, format, arrangement, spread, architecture, organization, construction, order, contents, plan, ordering |
| makeup
| 3 |
noun |
structure, composition |
layout, setup, configuration |
| makeup
| 10 |
noun |
person's character |
nature, personality, fiber, humor, constitution, figure, make, cast, grain, build |
| makeup
| 11 |
noun |
person's character |
complexion, individuality, stamp, stripe, disposition, temperament, mold, temper, vein, individualism, frame of mind |
| male genitalia
| 3 |
noun |
male testicles |
nuts, balls, rocks |
| male genitalia
| 7 |
noun |
male testicles |
ballocks, cullions, gonads, male genitals, male sex organ, testes, testicles |
| malodorous
| 5 |
adj |
foul-smelling |
bad, nasty, offensive, rank, strong |
| malodorous
| 30 |
adj |
foul-smelling |
decayed, fetid, foul, frowzy, funky, gamy, high, infested, lousy, mephitic, musty, nauseating, noisome, noxious, off, poisonous, putrid, rancid, rotten, smelly, stale, stinking, tainted, vile, fusty, pestilential, decomposed, polluted, reeking, stenchful |
| mammal
| 2 |
noun |
animal |
beast, creature |
| mammal
| 1 |
noun |
animal |
vertebrate |
| man
| 11 |
noun |
male human |
father, brother, son, guy, fellow, husband, sir, gentleman, grandfather, spouse, boyfriend |
| man
| 7 |
noun |
male human |
beau, papa, swain, he, Mr., uncle, nephew |
| manage
| 32 |
verb |
be in charge, control |
use, regulate, run, dominate, oversee, train, conduct, administer, maintain, handle, govern, operate, guide, concert, influence, direct, instruct, captain, manipulate, engineer, head, advocate, watch, counsel, boss, minister, pilot, execute, request, rule, command, steer |
| manage
| 19 |
verb |
be in charge, control |
supervise, disburse, wield, designate, superintend, ply, officiate, preside, carry on, take over, take care of, call the shots, call upon, care for, engage in, hold down, run the show, take the helm, watch over |
| manage
| 9 |
verb |
accomplish |
work, achieve, engineer, execute, fix, effect, succeed, swing, arrange |
| manage
| 20 |
verb |
accomplish |
carry out, upstage, jockey, scam, doctor, contrive, wangle, plant, cook, rig, con, finagle, bring about, bring off, deal with, cope with, play games, pull strings, push around, put one over |
| manage
| 4 |
verb |
survive, get by |
fare, cope, shift, endure |
| manage
| 9 |
verb |
survive, get by |
muddle, stagger, bear up, carry on, get along, get on, make out, make do, scrape by |
| management
| 10 |
noun |
persons running an organization |
executive, administration, board, authority, head, upstairs, employers, directors, bosses, executives |
| management
| 9 |
noun |
persons running an organization |
brass, front office, directorate, mainframe, execs, executive suite, micro management, person upstairs, top brass |
| management
| 12 |
noun |
running an organization |
control, handling, government, administration, operation, care, direction, guidance, conduct, rule, charge, command |
| management
| 7 |
noun |
running an organization |
governance, supervision, oversight, manipulation, superintendence, intendance, superintendency |
| manager
| 10 |
noun |
person who runs organization |
administrator, official, supervisor, producer, executive, boss, director, officer, head, governor |
| manager
| 13 |
noun |
person who runs organization |
superintendent, organizer, comptroller, conductor, exec, proprietor, overseer, straw boss, controller, handler, head person, slavedriver, zookeeper |
| manner
| 11 |
noun |
person's behavior, conduct |
style, tone, look, presence, aspect, appearance, way, bearing, air, address, turn |
| manner
| 9 |
noun |
person's behavior, conduct |
demeanor, mien, idiosyncrasy, mannerism, peculiarity, comportment, deportment, affectation, affectedness |
| manner
| 20 |
noun |
method, approach |
style, fashion, tone, form, habit, process, practice, technique, system, mode, way, line, procedure, use, wise, means, routine, custom, trick, genre |
| manner
| 8 |
noun |
method, approach |
wont, usage, tack, tenor, consuetude, habitude, vein, modus |
| manner
| 7 |
noun |
class, category |
sort, kind, form, variety, nature, type, brand |
| manner
| 1 |
noun |
class, category |
breed |
| manual
| 3 |
adj |
done by hand |
human, standard, physical |
| manual
| 2 |
adj |
done by hand |
hand-operated, not automatic |
| manual
| 3 |
noun |
book giving instruction |
text, textbook, guide |
| manual
| 10 |
noun |
book giving instruction |
reference book, handbook, guidebook, primer, compendium, Bible, workbook, cookbook, schoolbook, enchiridion |
| manufacture
| 18 |
verb |
build, produce |
complete, create, construct, assemble, execute, compose, form, cast, process, make, tool, machine, carve, shape, fashion, accomplish, mill, frame |
| manufacture
| 12 |
verb |
build, produce |
fabricate, synthesize, forge, mold, make up, put together, turn out, mass-produce, prefab, cobble, fudge together, throw together |
| manufacture
| 2 |
verb |
concoct, invent |
create, produce |
| manufacture
| 8 |
verb |
concoct, invent |
fabricate, devise, contrive, hatch, cook up, make up, think up, trump up |
| manufacturer
| 6 |
noun |
maker |
producer, business, corporation, company, operator, builder |
| manufacturer
| 3 |
noun |
maker |
fabricator, craftsman, constructor |
| manuscript
| 4 |
noun |
book, script |
text, document, article, composition |
| manuscript
| 2 |
noun |
book, script |
palimpsest, hard copy |
| map
| 10 |
noun |
chart of geographic area |
picture, outline, design, plan, print, drawing, projection, globe, draft, tracing |
| map
| 10 |
noun |
chart of geographic area |
sketch, graph, elevation, diagram, portrayal, delineation, plat, atlas, ground plan, topographical depiction |
| marathon
| 3 |
noun |
long-distance race |
cross-country race, endurance run, test of endurance |
| marble
| 2 |
adj |
of or like marble |
alabaster, marmoreal |
| march
| 16 |
verb |
walk with deliberation |
pound, patrol, parade, move, file, proceed, space, boot, progress, step, journey, advance, mount, pace, range, drill |
| march
| 15 |
verb |
walk with deliberation |
traipse, tramp, stomp, strut, promenade, tread, stride, stalk, go on, pound the pavement, debouch, forge ahead, hoof it, move out, step out |
| margin
| 16 |
noun |
border; room around something |
edge, limit, extra, frame, bound, rim, skirt, space, field, lip, scope, boundary, trimming, play, shore, side |
| margin
| 14 |
noun |
border; room around something |
surplus, verge, leeway, brim, brink, hem, periphery, latitude, perimeter, compass, allowance, confine, selvage, elbowroom |
| marijuana
| 2 |
noun |
grass, pot |
tea, joint |
| marijuana
| 18 |
noun |
grass, pot |
dope, cannabis, hashish, hemp, hash, herb, bhang, reefer, weed, ganja, roach, Acapulco gold, Maui wowie, Panama red, doobie, loco weed, maryjane, sinsemilla |
| marine
| 4 |
adj |
sea |
naval, coastal, shore, sea |
| marine
| 19 |
adj |
sea |
aquatic, maritime, oceanic, seashore, seafaring, nautical, pelagic, abyssal, navigational, seagoing, saltwater, deep-sea, seaside, littoral, Neptunian, hydrographic, natatorial, ocean-going, oceanographic |
| mark
| 22 |
noun |
blemish; character |
streak, impression, point, symbol, spot, record, score, signature, line, scratch, sign, stroke, tag, check, cross, label, trace, brand, representation, ticket, register, dot |
| mark
| 22 |
noun |
blemish; character |
stamp, imprint, stain, scar, bruise, splotch, logo, blot, trademark, nick, pock, blaze, smudge, autograph, blotch, dent, John Hancock, brand name, ink, underlining, X, John Henry |
| mark
| 25 |
noun |
characteristic, symptom |
impression, symbol, marking, attribute, image, evidence, seal, quality, index, character, feature, label, note, print, type, trait, brand, virtue, device, sign, indication, distinction, property, proof, significant |
| mark
| 13 |
noun |
characteristic, symptom |
stamp, hallmark, peculiarity, particularity, blaze, emblem, earmark, incision, badge, token, idiosyncrasy, affection, indicia |
| mark
| 3 |
noun |
criterion, standard |
level, norm, measure |
| mark
| 2 |
noun |
criterion, standard |
yardstick, gauge |
| mark
| 9 |
noun |
goal, target |
function, duty, use, end, object, aim, purpose, ambition, objective |
| mark
| 2 |
noun |
goal, target |
prey, bull's eye |
| mark
| 13 |
noun |
importance |
result, value, effect, standing, dignity, notice, regard, influence, note, consequence, distinction, quality, fame |
| mark
| 4 |
noun |
importance |
notability, manifestation, eminence, prestige |
| mark
| 17 |
verb |
blemish, stain |
impress, seal, streak, point, scratch, sign, stroke, initial, label, write, score, print, check, trace, brand, letter, dot |
| mark
| 18 |
verb |
blemish, stain |
bruise, imprint, splotch, scar, underline, blot, pinpoint, stamp, nick, blaze, smudge, inscribe, autograph, blotch, dent, ink, chalk, X |
| mark
| 14 |
verb |
characterize |
show, feature, indicate, identify, demonstrate, illustrate, remark, evidence, exhibit, brand, proclaim, label, qualify, distinguish |
| mark
| 22 |
verb |
characterize |
signify, evince, exemplify, stamp, individualize, singularize, betoken, bespeak, manifest, earmark, signalize, denote, designate, check off, point out, show up, individuate, mark off, ostend, point up, set apart, stake out |
| mark
| 12 |
verb |
see, notice |
observe, attend, register, remark, eye, watch, regard, mind, perceive, note, distinguish, view |
| mark
| 8 |
verb |
see, notice |
chronicle, hearken, behold, discern, pay attention, pay heed, take notice of, write down |
| market
| 3 |
verb |
package and sell goods |
retail, display, exchange |
| market
| 6 |
verb |
package and sell goods |
advertise, wholesale, vend, barter, merchandise, offer for sale |
| marketing
| 4 |
noun |
shopping |
selling, buying, purchasing, retailing |
| marketing
| 1 |
noun |
shopping |
commerce |
| marriage
| 8 |
noun |
legal joining of two people; a union |
wedding, alliance, link, match, tie, association, coupling, mating |
| marriage
| 20 |
noun |
legal joining of two people; a union |
merger, amalgamation, wedlock, nuptials, confederation, matrimony, Sacrament, espousal, conjugality, connubiality, spousal, consortium, monogamy, holy matrimony, pledging, tie that binds, wedded bliss, wedded state, wedding bells, wedding ceremony |
| married
| 3 |
adj |
wedded |
united, joined, mated |
| married
| 3 |
adj |
wedded |
marital, espoused, joined in holy matrimony |
| mars
| 6 |
verb |
hurt, damage |
harm, ruin, injure, bend, scratch, break |
| mars
| 29 |
verb |
hurt, damage |
sully, wreck, tarnish, bruise, taint, impair, spoil, blight, stain, scar, deface, ding, blemish, disfigure, warp, blot, tweak, vitiate, detract, queer, maim, mutilate, mangle, deform, foul up, mess up, rough up, shake up, louse up |
| marsh
| 12 |
noun |
swamp |
moss, estuary, fen, mire, quagmire, slough, quag, morass, swampland, bog, wetland, everglade |
| marsupial
| 8 |
noun |
pouched mammal |
wombat, koala, kangaroo, possum, opossum, wallaby, bandicoot, euro |
| mask
| 7 |
noun |
false face, cover |
blind, aspect, screen, pose, front, appearance, beard |
| mask
| 28 |
noun |
false face, cover |
visor, veil, cloak, camouflage, visage, show, disguise, pretext, facade, affectation, air, hood, concealment, veneer, semblance, masquerade, pretense, cover-up, posture, simulation, guise, put-on, window dressing, disguisement, domino, dissimulation, dissembling, fig leaf |
| mask
| 8 |
verb |
disguise |
hide, protect, screen, cover, guard, front, defend, beard |
| mask
| 12 |
verb |
disguise |
shield, conceal, camouflage, obscure, veil, cloak, dissemble, dissimulate, safeguard, secrete, dress up, cover up |
| mass
| 27 |
noun |
body of matter; considerable portion |
group, crowd, number, majority, pile, lot, piece, load, chunk, bunch, mountain, sum, much, troop, core, combination, object, collection, volume, band, host, stack, bulk, shock, block, whole, quantity |
| mass
| 31 |
noun |
body of matter; considerable portion |
throng, horde, lump, mob, pyramid, knot, clot, plurality, staple, wad, gob, entirety, concretion, totality, corpus, coagulation, heap, aggregate, peck, preponderance, batch, conglomeration, stockpile, hunk, mound, accumulation, assemblage, sum total, great deal, greater part, lion's share |
| mass
| 6 |
noun |
bulk, measurement |
size, span, volume, magnitude, extent, dimension |
| mass
| 1 |
noun |
bulk, measurement |
greatness |
| master
| 2 |
adj |
expert |
skilled, experienced |
| master
| 7 |
adj |
expert |
skillful, adept, crackerjack, ace, crack, masterly, proficient |
| master
| 9 |
adj |
main |
leading, prime, major, great, chief, controlling, grand, original, principal |
| master
| 11 |
adj |
main |
overbearing, ascendant, sovereign, predominate, foremost, paramount, predominant, preponderant, prevalent, regnant, supreme |
| master
| 20 |
noun |
person in charge, female or male |
administrator, boss, director, judge, manager, commander, owner, instructor, teacher, supervisor, pro, general, captain, principal, employer, wheel, head, governor, chief, guide |
| master
| 24 |
noun |
person in charge, female or male |
guru, ruler, pedagogue, superintendent, overlord, taskmaster, tutor, lord, matriarch, preceptor, skipper, swami, patriarch, overseer, conqueror, chieftain, commanding officer, slave driver, controller, commandant, head person, schoolmaster/ mistress, spiritual leader, top dog |
| master
| 9 |
noun |
expert, skilled person, female or male |
doctor, authority, genius, scientist, professional, artist, winner, champion, pro |
| master
| 26 |
noun |
expert, skilled person, female or male |
connoisseur, guru, ace, wizard, sage, virtuoso, maven, adept, pundit, whiz, buff, maestro, conqueror, savant, victor, old hand, past master, prima donna, proficient, artiste, shark, doyen, doyenne, old pro, real pro, whiz-bang |
| master
| 4 |
verb |
learn; become proficient |
grasp, understand, study, acquire |
| master
| 19 |
verb |
learn; become proficient |
comprehend, swamp, cram, grind, bone up, hit the books, pick up, learn the ropes, beat the game, beat the system, bury yourself in, excel in, gain mastery, get down cold, get down pat, get hold of, get the hang of, get the knack of, megastudy |
| match
| 9 |
noun |
competition |
contest, trial, game, race, test, event, meet, engagement, sport |
| match
| 2 |
noun |
competition |
bout, rivalry |
| match
| 11 |
noun |
counterpart, equal |
double, competitor, like, rival, equivalent, twin, mate, companion, peer, copy, opponent |
| match
| 14 |
noun |
counterpart, equal |
correlate, ringer, duplicate, parallel, approximation, adversary, analogue, replica, complement, antagonist, dead ringer, spitting image, countertype, lookalike |
| match
| 8 |
noun |
couple |
alliance, combination, union, partnership, marriage, pair, pairing, mating |
| match
| 3 |
noun |
couple |
affiliation, espousal, duet |
| material
| 8 |
adj |
bodily, tangible |
actual, substantial, physical, real, concrete, animal, objective, true |
| material
| 13 |
adj |
bodily, tangible |
perceptible, appreciable, earthly, corporeal, carnal, fleshly, incarnate, palpable, phenomenal, sensible, sensual, worldly, nonspiritual |
| material
| 12 |
adj |
important, relevant |
serious, substantial, meaningful, considerable, significant, key, primary, fundamental, essential, grave, big, vital |
| material
| 14 |
adj |
important, relevant |
cardinal, applicable, apposite, apropos, consequential, germane, indispensable, intrinsic, momentous, pertinent, weighty, ad rem, applicative, pointful |
| material
| 21 |
noun |
matter, fabric |
goods, supply, object, component, element, equipment, substance, stuff, cloth, ingredient, body, gear, being, crop, outfit, thing, bolt, individual, tackle, entity, stock |
| material
| 7 |
noun |
matter, fabric |
textile, machinery, paraphernalia, materiel, constituent, staple, habiliments |
| material
| 8 |
noun |
written matter |
information, text, work, data, evidence, facts, notes, reading |
| mathematical
| 1 |
adj |
concerning manipulation of numbers |
scientific |
| mathematical
| 10 |
adj |
concerning manipulation of numbers |
analytical, measurable, numerical, algebraic, algorithmic, arithmetical, computative, geometrical, math, trigonometric |
| mathematics
| 5 |
noun |
arithmetic |
calculation, division, addition, figures, numbers |
| mathematics
| 7 |
noun |
arithmetic |
multiplication, subtraction, calculus, geometry, math, algebra, trigonometry |
| matrix
| 6 |
noun |
something from which another originates |
origin, form, source, pattern, cast, model |
| matrix
| 4 |
noun |
something from which another originates |
grid, forge, mold, womb |
| matter
| 13 |
noun |
substance |
thing, material, element, body, individual, phenomenon, being, sum, object, entity, amount, stuff, quantity |
| matter
| 7 |
noun |
substance |
constituents, substantiality, protoplasm, corporeality, corporeity, materialness, physical world |
| matter
| 16 |
noun |
concern, issue |
affair, transaction, proceeding, business, circumstance, question, job, topic, thing, incident, situation, event, subject, episode, undertaking, bag |
| matter
| 5 |
noun |
concern, issue |
lookout, occurrence, nub, goings-on, shooting match |
| matter
| 13 |
noun |
subject, thesis |
point, argument, topic, theme, interest, sense, head, substance, text, focus, motive, context, resolution |
| matter
| 3 |
noun |
subject, thesis |
motif, purport, subject matter |
| matter
| 21 |
noun |
significance, meaning |
consequence, importance, sense, neighborhood, extent, weight, text, range, note, content, body, core, moment, burden, import, tune, substance, meat, amount, magnitude, order |
| matter
| 4 |
noun |
significance, meaning |
vicinity, upshot, gist, pith |
| matter
| 4 |
noun |
difficulty, problem |
circumstance, upset, trouble, worry |
| matter
| 6 |
noun |
difficulty, problem |
predicament, to-do, distress, grievance, complication, perplexity |
| matter
| 1 |
noun |
secretion of a sore |
infection |
| matter
| 6 |
noun |
secretion of a sore |
discharge, pus, ulceration, maturation, suppuration, purulence |
| matter
| 9 |
verb |
be of consequence, importance |
count, involve, imply, affect, mean, weigh, express, value, import |
| matter
| 9 |
verb |
be of consequence, importance |
signify, carry weight, be important, be of value, be substantive, cut ice, have influence, make a difference, mean something |
| mature
| 11 |
adj |
adult, grown-up |
sophisticated, grown, prime, complete, fit, developed, prepared, ready, seasoned, settled, perfected |
| mature
| 14 |
adj |
adult, grown-up |
matured, ripe, cultured, cultivated, mellow, mellowed, full-blown, full-fledged, full-grown, ripened, fully grown, in full bloom, of age, in one's prime |
| mature
| 12 |
verb |
become adult, fully grown |
evolve, develop, mushroom, grow, perfect, advance, season, age, prime, progress, arrive, round |
| mature
| 17 |
verb |
become adult, fully grown |
blossom, ripen, mellow, bloom, flower, culminate, maturate, fill out, grow up, attain majority, become experienced, become wise, come of age, reach adulthood, reach majority, settle down, shoot up |
| maverick
| 1 |
noun |
person who takes chances, departs from accepted course |
radical |
| maverick
| 5 |
noun |
person who takes chances, departs from accepted course |
nonconformist, extremist, bohemian, dissenter, malcontent |
| maximum
| 8 |
adj |
highest, utmost |
top, outside, ultimate, best, most, largest, biggest, greatest |
| maximum
| 6 |
adj |
highest, utmost |
maximal, superlative, paramount, supreme, topmost, mostest |
| maximum
| 7 |
noun |
upper limit, greatest amount |
ceiling, peak, record, top, height, summit, most |
| maximum
| 16 |
noun |
upper limit, greatest amount |
uttermost, culmination, apogee, utmost, preeminence, zenith, extremity, supremacy, apex, pinnacle, nonpareil, crest, climax, max, maxi, the end |
| mayor
| 21 |
noun |
person who manages organization |
head, executive, supervisor, official, chief, authority, commander, director, manager, officer, judge, inspector, leader, minister, ambassador, producer, governor, boss, President, chair, captain |
| mayor
| 17 |
noun |
person who manages organization |
custodian, bureaucrat, organizer, superintendent, dean, chairperson, exec, consul, premier, overseer, front office, controller, CEO, head honcho, head person, person upstairs, prez |
| mayor
| 15 |
noun |
person representing organization |
administrator, representative, minister, executive, commissioner, agent, director, manager, officer, leader, secretary, governor, President, boss, brains |
| mayor
| 24 |
noun |
person representing organization |
civil servant, bureaucrat, premier, comptroller, exec, dignitary, top, magistrate, higher-up, treasurer, incumbent, brass, marshal, big shot, front office, officeholder, CEO, chancellor, panjandrum, functionary, head person, top brass, top dog, top drawer |
| mayor
| 1 |
noun |
city official |
supervisor |
| mayor
| 4 |
noun |
city official |
burgomaster, first selectman, lord mayor, maire |
| maze
| 7 |
noun |
labyrinth; confusion |
puzzle, twist, winding, web, network, uncertainty, jungle |
| maze
| 19 |
noun |
labyrinth; confusion |
convolution, perplexity, tangle, hodgepodge, muddle, mesh, imbroglio, knot, entanglement, morass, bewilderment, skein, quandary, intricacy, snarl, miscellany, meander, meandering, torsion |
| meadow
| 3 |
noun |
grassy field |
plain, carpet, bottoms |
| meadow
| 10 |
noun |
grassy field |
grassland, pasture, prairie, rug, steppe, lea, pasturage, heath, mead, veldt |
| meal
| 10 |
noun |
food, often taken by several individuals |
fare, dessert, dinner, tea, table, feed, mess, eats, spread, board |
| meal
| 25 |
noun |
food, often taken by several individuals |
snack, picnic, feast, refreshment, special, repast, grub, chow, collation, cookout, luncheon, lunch, supper, breakfast, brunch, refection, potluck, square meal, blue plate, carryout, chow time, din-din, munchies, regalement, together banquet |
| mean
| 2 |
adj |
ungenerous |
close, tight |
| mean
| 13 |
adj |
ungenerous |
selfish, greedy, penny-pinching, mercenary, miserly, parsimonious, penurious, rapacious, stingy, niggard, mingy, scrimpy, tight-fisted |
| mean
| 9 |
adj |
hostile, rude |
hard, dangerous, evil, ugly, nasty, rough, touch, sinking, difficult |
| mean
| 38 |
adj |
hostile, rude |
vile, malicious, callous, vicious, dirty, malign, sour, down, bad-tempered, cantankerous, churlish, contemptible, despicable, disagreeable, dishonorable, formidable, hard-nosed, ignoble, ill-tempered, infamous, knavish, lousy, perfidious, pesky, rotten, rugged, scurrilous, shameless, snide, treacherous, troublesome, unfriendly, unpleasant, unscrupulous, vexatious, liverish, low-down and dirty, the lowest |
| mean
| 7 |
adj |
poor; of or in inferior circumstances |
limited, base, low, narrow, ordinary, common, modest |
| mean
| 35 |
adj |
poor; of or in inferior circumstances |
miserable, vulgar, petty, humble, plebeian, menial, hack, obscure, inferior, beggarly, contemptible, ignoble, ineffectual, insignificant, lowly, mediocre, paltry, pitiful, run-down, scruffy, second-rate, seedy, servile, shabby, sordid, squalid, tawdry, undistinguished, wretched, déclassé, second-class, unwashed, proletarian, down-at-heel, lowborn |
| mean
| 5 |
noun |
average |
center, middle, compromise, balance, norm |
| mean
| 5 |
noun |
average |
par, midpoint, median, happy medium, middle course |
| mean
| 14 |
verb |
signify, convey |
represent, suggest, spell, say, involve, indicate, imply, promise, determine, argue, name, express, intimate, import |
| mean
| 24 |
verb |
signify, convey |
portend, herald, purport, attest, betoken, denote, foreshadow, connote, foretell, adumbrate, augur, symbolize, presage, allude, designate, drive at, stand for, add up, allude to, hint at, point to, speak of, tell the meaning of, touch on |
| mean
| 18 |
verb |
have in mind; intend |
propose, make, aim, design, expect, want, anticipate, plan, desire, resolve, fit, fate, wish, direct, contemplate, purpose, suit, match |
| mean
| 5 |
verb |
have in mind; intend |
predestine, preordain, aspire, destine, set out |
| meaning
| 26 |
noun |
message, signification |
definition, substance, interpretation, essence, explanation, significance, effect, value, understanding, content, hint, context, sense, implication, spirit, subject, bearing, force, import, use, point, worth, drift, meat, stuff, suggestion |
| meaning
| 20 |
noun |
message, signification |
connotation, nuance, allusion, purport, nitty-gritty, tenor, upshot, gist, intimation, denotation, thrust, heart, pith, acceptation, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, subject matter, symbolization, nature of beast |
| meaning
| 11 |
noun |
intention, aim |
intent, purpose, interest, idea, end, goal, point, trend, object, design, plan |
| meaning
| 1 |
noun |
intention, aim |
animus |
| meaningful
| 17 |
adj |
significant |
relevant, useful, valid, substantial, serious, essential, important, big, clear, considerable, deep, exact, explicit, heavy, material, pointed, pregnant |
| meaningful
| 14 |
adj |
significant |
worthwhile, purposeful, consequential, concise, eloquent, expressive, indicative, intelligible, momentous, sententious, succinct, suggestive, weighty, allusive |
| means
| 28 |
noun |
way, method |
vehicle, medium, power, equipment, process, route, technique, system, mechanism, instrument, step, mode, tactic, measure, factor, channel, aid, fashion, agent, course, manner, agency, path, organ, ministry, trick, organization, road |
| means
| 14 |
noun |
way, method |
gimmick, avenue, auspices, instrumentation, apparatus, paraphernalia, intermediary, dodge, machinery, expedient, instrumentality, modus operandi, ways and means, stepping-stone |
| means
| 23 |
noun |
wealth, resources |
money, estate, revenue, backing, purse, dough, stake, sock, stuff, income, finances, funds, capital, pocket, substance, fortune, assets, riches, budget, property, reserves, possessions, securities |
| means
| 13 |
noun |
wealth, resources |
nut, holdings, affluence, kitty, bundle, bankroll, wherewithal, savings, ace in the hole, nest egg, rainy day, ways and means, intangibles |
| measure
| 30 |
noun |
portion, scope |
part, shot, weight, share, height, frequency, pitch, size, depth, capacity, area, fix, proportion, amount, hit, degree, ratio, reach, volume, strength, extent, span, distance, bulk, range, magnitude, mass, sum, dimension, quantity |
| measure
| 16 |
noun |
portion, scope |
quota, breadth, quantum, duration, amplification, mensuration, ration, bang, nip, slug, allotment, amplitude, allowance, admeasurement, meed, admensuration |
| measure
| 11 |
noun |
standard, rule |
test, method, system, model, scale, pattern, meter, trial, type, example, norm |
| measure
| 6 |
noun |
standard, rule |
benchmark, criterion, touchstone, gauge, yardstick, canon |
| measure
| 19 |
noun |
preventive or institutive action |
control, means, move, project, step, limit, act, action, proposal, effort, procedure, limitation, proceeding, resort, shift, agency, course, device, resource |
| measure
| 10 |
noun |
preventive or institutive action |
maneuver, stopgap, expedient, moderation, proposition, restraint, deed, makeshift, strategem, bounds |
| measure
| 5 |
noun |
bill, law |
project, statute, proposal, resolution, act |
| measure
| 2 |
noun |
bill, law |
enactment, proposition |
| measure
| 9 |
noun |
beat, rhythm |
step, division, stress, accent, swing, meter, stroke, tune, time |
| measure
| 8 |
noun |
beat, rhythm |
tempo, vibration, throb, rhyme, verse, cadency, melody, cadence |
| measure
| 37 |
verb |
calculate, judge |
survey, fit, evaluate, average, limit, rank, mark, assess, adjust, determine, weigh, estimate, regulate, check, square, figure, grade, stroke, value, size, even, scale, graduate, beat, choose, adapt, bound, line, sound, level, read, rate, rule, portion, shade, time, blend |
| measure
| 24 |
verb |
calculate, judge |
peg, compute, gauge, quantify, mete, eye, plumb, reckon, rhyme, tailor, delimit, align, demarcate, appraise, check out, calibrate, caliper, gradate, dope out, look over, mark out, pace off, size up, take account |
| meat
| 5 |
noun |
flesh of animal consumed as food |
food, fare, eats, provision, muscle |
| meat
| 13 |
noun |
flesh of animal consumed as food |
foodstuff, ration, nourishment, edible, grub, aliment, subsistence, nutriment, sustenance, chow, brawn, comestible, victual |
| meat
| 8 |
noun |
core, gist |
substance, heart, essence, point, short, burden, sense, matter |
| meat
| 7 |
noun |
core, gist |
kernel, pith, nucleus, thrust, upshot, marrow, nub |
| mechanical
| 7 |
adj |
done by machine; machinelike |
automatic, cold, fixed, routine, stereotyped, useful, programmed |
| mechanical
| 19 |
adj |
done by machine; machinelike |
automated, cursory, emotionless, habitual, impersonal, instinctive, involuntary, lifeless, matter-of-fact, monotonous, perfunctory, spiritless, standardized, unchanging, unconscious, unfeeling, unthinking, laborsaving, machine-driven |
| mechanism
| 8 |
noun |
machine, device |
instrument, tool, system, structure, motor, works, components, gears |
| mechanism
| 10 |
noun |
machine, device |
apparatus, innards, gadget, appliance, contrivance, gimmick, doohickey, machinery, black box, workings |
| mechanism
| 10 |
noun |
means, method |
agency, process, technique, system, operation, procedure, performance, medium, execution, functioning |
| mechanism
| 1 |
noun |
means, method |
workings |
| medal
| 3 |
noun |
decoration of honor |
reward, gold, ribbon |
| medal
| 6 |
noun |
decoration of honor |
wreath, medallion, laurel, badge, commemoration, hardware |
| medicine
| 6 |
noun |
cure |
medication, drug, cure, prescription, pill, dose |
| medicine
| 28 |
noun |
cure |
pharmaceutical, antibiotic, remedy, anesthetic, tincture, antidote, balm, salve, tablet, vaccination, physic, tonic, potion, antiseptic, ointment, lotion, capsule, elixir, medicament, injection, antitoxin, liniment, sedative, inoculation, serum, vaccine, biologic, pharmacon |
| medieval
| 2 |
adj |
having to do with the middle ages; old |
old, old-fashioned |
| medieval
| 8 |
adj |
having to do with the middle ages; old |
archaic, antique, primitive, Gothic, antediluvian, antiquated, unenlightened, feudal |
| medium
| 10 |
adj |
midway, average |
fair, normal, standard, middle, neutral, common, ordinary, moderate, mean, popular |
| medium
| 12 |
adj |
midway, average |
intermediate, par, commonplace, median, middling, medial, mediocre, passable, run-of-the-mill, so-so, tolerable, fairish |
| medium
| 13 |
noun |
means, mode |
form, tool, mechanism, instrument, vehicle, channel, factor, organ, ministry, agency, agent, way, measure |
| medium
| 6 |
noun |
means, mode |
seer, psychic, intermediate, clairvoyant, avenue, instrumentality |
| medium
| 5 |
noun |
atmosphere, setting |
climate, element, habitat, conditions, influences |
| medium
| 4 |
noun |
atmosphere, setting |
milieu, surroundings, ambience, ambient |
| medium
| 10 |
noun |
area of artistic expression |
music, art, interpretation, painting, mark, drama, speech, revelation, writing, sculpture |
| medium
| 1 |
noun |
area of artistic expression |
manifestation |
| meet
| 10 |
adj |
fitting |
right, fair, fit, appropriate, good, happy, just, proper, suitable, accommodated |
| meet
| 8 |
adj |
fitting |
reconciled, expedient, applicable, apt, equitable, felicitous, timely, conformed |
| meet
| 7 |
noun |
sporting event involving several participants |
tournament, contest, competition, match, meeting, event, conflict |
| meet
| 2 |
noun |
sporting event involving several participants |
tourney, athletic event |
| meet
| 15 |
verb |
happen on |
greet, face, see, contact, find, engage, hit, confront, cross, experience, light, front, stumble, encounter, strike |
| meet
| 26 |
verb |
happen on |
clash, affront, tumble, collide, accost, grapple, wrestle, salute, tussle, luck, bump into, come across, get together, brush against, chance on, come up against, dig up, fall in with, make a meet, meet face to face, rendezvous with, rub eyeballs, run across, run into, run up against, touch shoulders |
| meet
| 7 |
verb |
connect, join |
reach, cross, unite, link, touch, border, connect |
| meet
| 7 |
verb |
connect, join |
converge, abut, adjoin, intersect, coincide, adhere, link up |
| meet
| 12 |
verb |
perform, carry out |
satisfy, match, execute, handle, fit, rival, equal, answer, tie, touch, approach, comply |
| meet
| 7 |
verb |
perform, carry out |
gratify, suffice, discharge, fulfill, come up to, cope with, measure up |
| meet
| 9 |
verb |
come together, convene |
join, appear, show, gather, sit, open, collect, assemble, rally |
| meet
| 13 |
verb |
come together, convene |
muster, converge, congregate, rendezvous, flock, get together, foregather, be introduced, be present, be presented, enter in, get to know, make acquaintance |
| meeting
| 20 |
noun |
gathering, conference |
contest, convention, competition, session, talk, date, encounter, confrontation, affair, gang, rally, bunch, introduction, engagement, call, conflict, assembly, company, audience, meet |
| meeting
| 20 |
noun |
gathering, conference |
showdown, reunion, confab, parley, concourse, conclave, congress, convocation, powwow, tryst, congregation, turnout, huddle, assignation, rendezvous, assemblage, cattle call, get-together, concursion, one on one |
| meeting
| 6 |
noun |
convergence, intersection |
contact, agreement, union, connection, crossing, joining |
| meeting
| 8 |
noun |
convergence, intersection |
juxtaposition, junction, concourse, confluence, unification, conjunction, abutment, apposition |
| member
| 13 |
noun |
part of a group |
representative, chapter, division, associate, section, component, portion, cut, branch, post, piece, segment, unit |
| member
| 6 |
noun |
part of a group |
comrade, parcel, affiliate, offshoot, constituent, joiner |
| member
| 11 |
noun |
appendage |
organ, leg, component, feature, element, fragment, portion, part, limb, segment, arm |
| member
| 2 |
noun |
appendage |
extremity, constituent |
| membership
| 10 |
noun |
belonging to organization; those belonging to a group |
participation, body, group, club, company, society, association, fellows, associates, members |
| membership
| 1 |
noun |
belonging to organization; those belonging to a group |
enrollment |
| memorable
| 21 |
adj |
noteworthy, significant |
great, impressive, remarkable, famous, interesting, important, terrific, extraordinary, historic, enduring, meaningful, celebrated, critical, crucial, distinguished, serious, signal, something, striking, super, terrible |
| memorable
| 26 |
adj |
noteworthy, significant |
catchy, notable, monumental, indelible, eventful, decisive, momentous, unforgettable, heavy, hot, illustrious, lasting, mind-blowing, observable, red-letter, top-drawer, big-league, heavyweight, major-league, rubric, standout, A-1, bodacious, doozie, rememberable, surpassing |
| memorandum
| 8 |
noun |
note |
announcement, notice, diary, letter, message, record, reminder, minute |
| memorandum
| 9 |
noun |
note |
directive, memo, notation, chit, dispatch, epistle, missive, tickler, jotting |
| memorial
| 1 |
adj |
commemorative |
remembering |
| memorial
| 11 |
adj |
commemorative |
monumental, canonizing, celebrative, commemoratory, consecrating, consecrative, dedicatory, deifying, enshrining, in tribute, memorializing |
| memorial
| 5 |
noun |
monument, testimonial in honor, praise |
ceremony, statue, column, record, reminder |
| memorial
| 20 |
noun |
monument, testimonial in honor, praise |
tombstone, remembrance, headstone, plaque, mausoleum, obelisk, shaft, relic, tablet, inscription, pillar, keepsake, souvenir, token, monolith, slab, trophy, memento, stele, cairn |
| memory
| 7 |
noun |
ability to hold in the mind |
thought, mind, consciousness, reflection, recall, awareness, recognition |
| memory
| 16 |
noun |
ability to hold in the mind |
remembrance, recollection, mindfulness, reminiscence, cognizance, recapture, flashback, retention, retrospection, anamnesis, retentiveness, subconsciousness, memorization, camera-eye, dead-eye, mind's eye |
| memory
| 12 |
noun |
specific thing remembered |
picture, image, thought, fantasy, reminder, vision, concept, prompt, hint, cue, suggestion, representation |
| memory
| 5 |
noun |
specific thing remembered |
memoir, memo, jog, prod, mnemonic |
| mental
| 10 |
adj |
concerning the mind |
spiritual, intellectual, psychological, deep, heavy, inner, mysterious, rational, reasoning, thinking |
| mental
| 16 |
adj |
concerning the mind |
subjective, cerebral, psychic, brainy, clairvoyant, imaginative, immaterial, subconscious, thoughtful, unreal, psychical, ideological, intellective, phrenic, subliminal, telepathic |
| mental
| 3 |
adj |
insane |
disturbed, mad, nuts |
| mental
| 13 |
adj |
insane |
deranged, lunatic, maniac, mentally ill, mindless, non compos mentis, psychotic, unbalanced, unstable, fruity, loco, psychiatric, nutsy |
| mention
| 9 |
noun |
referral, observation |
comment, remark, reference, notice, indication, recognition, note, specifying, naming |
| mention
| 7 |
noun |
referral, observation |
acknowledgment, footnote, notification, utterance, allusion, citation, tribute |
| mention
| 21 |
verb |
refer to |
disclose, reveal, notice, name, acknowledge, suggest, detail, introduce, discuss, report, quote, declare, tell, cite, specify, remark, intimate, communicate, instance, state, observe |
| mention
| 22 |
verb |
refer to |
bring up, recount, point out, adduce, acquaint, enumerate, divulge, broach, advert, notify, impart, infer, designate, throw out, allude to, touch on, speak of, call attention to, hint at, make known, point to, speak about |
| menu
| 4 |
noun |
list from which to choose, often to choose food |
food, card, table, spread |
| menu
| 4 |
noun |
list from which to choose, often to choose food |
cuisine, bill of fare, carte, carte du jour |
| merchant
| 5 |
noun |
person who sells goods |
vendor, broker, seller, operator, dealer |
| merchant
| 17 |
noun |
person who sells goods |
shopkeeper, trafficker, trader, shipper, tycoon, businessperson, storekeeper, salesperson, exporter, retailer, wholesaler, sender, handler, jobber, consigner, marketer, tradesperson |
| mercy
| 10 |
noun |
kindness, compassion |
blessing, sympathy, tolerance, grace, charity, favor, relief, quarter, humanity, luck |
| mercy
| 21 |
noun |
kindness, compassion |
pity, benevolence, generosity, forgiveness, leniency, clemency, goodwill, kindliness, ruth, gentleness, lenity, commiseration, mildness, godsend, forbearance, tenderness, lenience, boon, benignancy, softheartedness, lifesaver |
| merit
| 13 |
noun |
advantage |
dignity, talent, integrity, value, benefit, virtue, quality, desert, worth, credit, good, asset, honor |
| merit
| 9 |
noun |
advantage |
excellence, stature, arete, caliber, goodness, perfection, strong point, worthiness, excellency |
| merit
| 4 |
verb |
be entitled to |
deserve, justify, rate, earn |
| merit
| 11 |
verb |
be entitled to |
warrant, incur, be in line for, be worthy, get what is coming, have a claim, have a right, have coming, get one's comeuppance, get one's due, get one's just desserts |
| message
| 10 |
noun |
communication, often written |
information, notice, word, note, letter, report, news, wire, intelligence, paper |
| message
| 13 |
noun |
communication, often written |
directive, memo, memorandum, dope, tidings, epistle, dispatch, missive, intimation, bulletin, earful, cannonball, communiqué |
| message
| 7 |
noun |
meaning, idea |
theme, sense, point, understanding, moral, significance, import |
| message
| 5 |
noun |
meaning, idea |
purport, signification, acceptation, significancy, intendment |
| metal
| 6 |
noun |
lustrous chemical element |
load, plate, leaf, deposit, mail, casting |
| metal
| 9 |
noun |
lustrous chemical element |
alloy, ore, ingot, foil, solder, vein, hardware, mineral, native rock |
| meteorite
| 5 |
noun |
meteor |
falling star, bolide, comet, fireball, meteoroid |
| meteorology
| 3 |
noun |
weather science |
weather forecasting, aerology, climatology |
| method
| 31 |
noun |
means, procedure |
style, practice, form, habit, process, rule, technique, recipe, system, mechanism, arrangement, program, design, plan, way, manner, scheme, approach, mode, fashion, course, adjustment, proceeding, custom, routine, formula, wise, line, tactics, ritual, channels |
| method
| 19 |
noun |
means, procedure |
receipt, rubric, tenor, disposal, shortcut, usage, schema, tack, disposition, wrinkle, rut, rote, modus operandi, nuts and bolts, red tape, ways and means, modus, technic, the book |
| method
| 9 |
noun |
order, pattern |
form, system, arrangement, planning, design, plan, structure, purpose, organization |
| method
| 3 |
noun |
order, pattern |
regularity, orderliness, classification |
| methodology
| 13 |
noun |
methods |
technique, mode, procedure, style, process, practice, program, design, plan, way, approach, manner, channels |
| meticulous
| 5 |
adj |
detailed, perfectionist |
precise, accurate, strict, exact, particular |
| meticulous
| 18 |
adj |
detailed, perfectionist |
cautious, scrupulous, fastidious, thorough, painstaking, conscientious, fussy, heedful, microscopic, nitpicking, persnickety, picky, punctilious, punctual, conscionable, stickling, crossing the t's, dotting the i's |
| microorganism
| 2 |
noun |
germ |
virus, disease |
| microorganism
| 7 |
noun |
germ |
microbe, parasite, plague, bug, bacterium, pathogen, disease-causing agent |
| microphone
| 3 |
noun |
instrument that transforms sound waves into electric currents |
bug, wire, speaker |
| microphone
| 7 |
noun |
instrument that transforms sound waves into electric currents |
mike, mic, megaphone, recorder, transmitter, amplifier, resonator |
| middle
| 9 |
adj |
central |
medium, center, average, mean, inside, mainstream, between, halfway, inner |
| middle
| 13 |
adj |
central |
intermediate, intervening, median, equidistant, medial, middle of the road, mezzo, betwixt and between, centermost, middlemost, midmost, smack in the middle, straddling the fence |
| middle
| 11 |
noun |
center |
heart, midst, core, waist, media, inside, deep, focus, thick, mean, halfway |
| middle
| 5 |
noun |
center |
midpoint, marrow, midsection, midriff, halfway point |
| middle-class
| 1 |
adj |
common |
ordinary |
| middle-class
| 1 |
adj |
common |
bourgeois |
| midnight
| 6 |
noun |
middle of the night |
witching hour, bewitching hour, dead of night, small hours, 12 o'clock at night, twelve o'clock at night |
| migration
| 7 |
noun |
movement to another place |
flight, transfer, journey, shift, movement, move, passage |
| migration
| 4 |
noun |
movement to another place |
exodus, diaspora, trek, hegira |
| mild
| 19 |
adj |
gentle, temperate, nonirritating |
delicate, peaceful, sunny, warm, weak, calm, smooth, moderate, soft, cool, choice, clear, easy, faint, fine, flat, light, medium, nothing |
| mild
| 28 |
adj |
gentle, temperate, nonirritating |
tepid, balmy, breezy, benign, bland, mellow, blah, clement, dainty, emollient, exquisite, genial, lenient, lukewarm, pabulum, pacific, placid, soothing, untroubled, vanilla, benignant, demulcent, ho-hum, lenitive, mollifying, nothing much, tempered, wimpy |
| mild
| 12 |
adj |
easygoing, pleasant in personality |
smooth, gentle, warm, calm, moderate, soft, easy, flat, forgiving, kind, patient, tender |
| mild
| 40 |
adj |
easygoing, pleasant in personality |
temperate, subdued, balmy, tame, bland, mellow, tranquil, amiable, clement, compassionate, complaisant, deferential, docile, dull, equable, feeble, forbearing, good-humored, good-natured, humane, indulgent, insipid, jejune, lenient, meek, merciful, obeisant, obliging, pacific, peaceable, placid, serene, spiritless, submissive, subservient, unassuming, vapid, good-tempered, forbearant, mild-mannered |
| mile
| 2 |
noun |
5, 280 feet/1.609 kilometers measured |
statute, square |
| mile
| 1 |
noun |
5, 280 feet/1.609 kilometers measured |
nautical |
| military
| 4 |
adj |
soldierlike; concerning the armed forces |
army, fighting, aggressive, armed |
| military
| 9 |
adj |
soldierlike; concerning the armed forces |
militant, martial, combatant, combative, warlike, militaristic, soldierly, warmongering, noncivil |
| military
| 4 |
noun |
armed force |
force, troop, service, army |
| military
| 5 |
noun |
armed force |
navy, marines, soldiery, air force, servicepeople |
| milk
| 6 |
noun |
liquid produced by mammals |
cream, raw, formula, whole, goat, powdered |
| milk
| 12 |
noun |
liquid produced by mammals |
condensed, skim, buttermilk, half-and-half, homogenized, chalk, pasteurized, evaporated, laiche, low fat, moo juice, two-percent |
| milk
| 8 |
verb |
tap; exploit |
drain, suck, exhaust, use, express, pump, press, empty |
| milk
| 14 |
verb |
tap; exploit |
extort, wring, evoke, extract, bleed, evince, fleece, siphon, elicit, draw off, impose on, let out, take advantage, take out |
| mill
| 3 |
noun |
factory |
shop, plant, works |
| mill
| 3 |
noun |
factory |
foundry, sweatshop, manufactory |
| mill
| 4 |
verb |
grind |
pound, crush, powder, press |
| mill
| 4 |
verb |
grind |
pulverize, grate, granulate, comminute |
| mind
| 27 |
noun |
intelligence |
thought, head, perception, talent, power, consciousness, genius, attention, soul, imagination, sense, instinct, wisdom, judgment, spirit, intellectual, reasoning, capacity, creativity, function, regard, understanding, reason, faculty, conception, observation, brains |
| mind
| 18 |
noun |
intelligence |
brain, mentality, intellect, psyche, intuition, ingenuity, ratiocination, soundness, brainpower, lucidity, sanity, cognizance, percipience, thinker, marbles, wits, apperception, intellectuality |
| mind
| 11 |
noun |
memory |
thinking, head, attention, note, remark, observation, regard, notice, mark, concentration, thoughts |
| mind
| 5 |
noun |
memory |
observance, subconscious, recollection, cognizance, remembrance |
| mind
| 26 |
noun |
inclination, tendency; belief |
desire, eye, mood, sentiment, wish, will, attitude, determination, opinion, feeling, judgment, view, urge, tone, bent, conviction, strain, intention, humor, purpose, leaning, impulse, pleasure, liking, notion, thoughts |
| mind
| 9 |
noun |
inclination, tendency; belief |
point of view, outlook, vein, temperament, fancy, temper, disposition, persuasion, way of thinking |
| mind
| 2 |
verb |
be bothered; care |
object, complain |
| mind
| 8 |
verb |
be bothered; care |
dislike, resent, deplore, disapprove, be affronted, be opposed, look askance at, take offense |
| mind
| 12 |
verb |
comply, obey |
notice, attend, regard, watch, mark, note, observe, behave, respect, follow, keep, listen |
| mind
| 7 |
verb |
comply, obey |
heed, adhere to, do as told, follow orders, pay attention, pay heed, take heed |
| mind
| 15 |
verb |
attend, tend |
notice, perceive, discipline, look, sit, oversee, regard, watch, guard, mark, note, see, observe, ensure, govern |
| mind
| 14 |
verb |
attend, tend |
superintend, supervise, baby-sit, behold, discern, ride herd on, care for, be attentive, give heed to, have charge of, keep an eye on, listen up, make certain, mind the store |
| mind
| 3 |
verb |
be careful |
tend, trouble, watch |
| mind
| 11 |
verb |
be careful |
toe the line, be cautious, be concerned, be on guard, be solicitous, be wary, have a care, take care, watch out, mind one's p's and q's, watch one's step |
| mind
| 4 |
verb |
remember |
recall, remind, retain, cite |
| mind
| 4 |
verb |
remember |
recollect, reminisce, bethink, bring to mind |
| mine
| 11 |
noun |
deposit, supply |
field, pit, store, reserve, wealth, fund, spring, well, bed, source, stock |
| mine
| 16 |
noun |
deposit, supply |
quarry, abundance, shaft, hoard, excavation, treasury, trench, fountain, lode, fount, bonanza, ditch, wellspring, vein, gold mine, treasure trove |
| mine
| 3 |
verb |
dig up |
drill, work, pan |
| mine
| 11 |
verb |
dig up |
unearth, shovel, extract, excavate, hew, quarry, scoop, burrow, delve, sap, dig for |
| miner
| 5 |
noun |
digger |
prospector, excavator, collier, sapper, dredger |
| mineral
| 2 |
adj |
not alive, not organic |
cold, dead |
| mineral
| 18 |
adj |
not alive, not organic |
defunct, dull, extinct, idle, inactive, inert, inoperative, insensate, lifeless, motionless, quiescent, soulless, spiritless, insentient, azoic, exanimate, nonanimal, nonvegetable |
| mineral
| 1 |
adj |
not organic |
dead |
| mineral
| 6 |
adj |
not organic |
extinct, inanimate, lifeless, manmade, not living, not natural |
| mineral
| 6 |
noun |
lustrous chemical element |
load, plate, leaf, deposit, mail, casting |
| mineral
| 8 |
noun |
lustrous chemical element |
alloy, ore, ingot, foil, solder, vein, hardware, native rock |
| mineral
| 2 |
noun |
source of nourishment |
food, fiber |
| mineral
| 4 |
noun |
source of nourishment |
nutriment, health food, vitamin, supplements |
| mineral
| 4 |
noun |
stone |
metal, earth, shelf, mass |
| mineral
| 16 |
noun |
stone |
rubble, lava, gravel, slab, quarry, crust, promontory, bedrock, reef, lodge, slag, ore, boulder, cobblestone, crag, pebble |
| mineral
| 4 |
noun |
hard piece of earth's surface |
metal, crystal, grain, rock |
| mineral
| 9 |
noun |
hard piece of earth's surface |
gravel, gem, jewel, masonry, ore, pebble, boulder, crag, stonework |
| mineral
| 3 |
adj |
made of metal |
golden, iron, hard |
| mineral
| 9 |
adj |
made of metal |
leaden, silvery, fusible, geologic, metallurgic, ory, rocklike, stannic, tinny |
| mineral
| 7 |
noun |
metallic mineral |
gold, metal, iron, lead, rock, silver, bronze |
| mineral
| 5 |
noun |
metallic mineral |
platinum, copper, blende, tin, zinc |
| mineral
| 1 |
noun |
aqua |
color |
| mineral
| 4 |
noun |
aqua |
aquamarine, blue-green, greenish-blue, sea-green |
| mineral
| 2 |
adj |
inanimate |
cold, dead |
| mineral
| 17 |
adj |
inanimate |
insensate, defunct, dull, extinct, idle, inactive, inert, inoperative, lifeless, motionless, quiescent, soulless, spiritless, azoic, exanimate, nonanimal, nonvegetable |
| minimum
| 6 |
adj |
least, lowest |
minimal, littlest, smallest, merest, slightest, tiniest |
| minimum
| 1 |
adj |
least, lowest |
least possible |
| minimum
| 16 |
noun |
lowest amount |
margin, point, hair, spark, bottom, least, molecule, shadow, particle, depth, grain, dot, lowest, smallest, narrowest, slightest |
| minimum
| 15 |
noun |
lowest amount |
speck, whit, trifle, pittance, nadir, gleam, modicum, iota, jot, dab, scintilla, atom, smidgen, scruple, soupçon |
| minister
| 6 |
noun |
person in charge of church |
bishop, pastor, divine, clerk, missionary, priest |
| minister
| 24 |
noun |
person in charge of church |
vicar, confessor, curate, preacher, abbot, rector, dean, ecclesiastic, chaplain, prelate, lecturer, shepherd, cleric, monk, deacon, parson, clergy, clergyperson, clerical, archdeacon, archbishop, reverend, diocesan, pulpiteer |
| minister
| 9 |
noun |
person high in government |
diplomat, executive, official, administrator, aide, secretary, ambassador, assistant, agent |
| minister
| 11 |
noun |
person high in government |
envoy, delegate, plenipotentiary, consul, premier, lieutenant, liaison, legate, prime minister, officeholder, cabinet member |
| minister
| 12 |
verb |
help, serve |
foster, attend, doctor, heal, tend, accommodate, treat, answer, aid, nurse, cure, administer |
| minister
| 10 |
verb |
help, serve |
pander, remedy, succor, do for, wait on, be solicitous of, cater to, pander to, take care of, watch over |
| ministry
| 2 |
noun |
the functions of the clergy |
preaching, prayer |
| ministry
| 3 |
noun |
the functions of the clergy |
exhortation, pastoral care, spiritual leadership |
| ministry
| 10 |
noun |
the clergy |
clergy, priesthood, prelacy, ecclesiastics, clergymen, clerics, vicarage, clericals, the cloth, the pulpit |
| ministry
| 2 |
noun |
a department of state |
department, bureau |
| ministry
| 2 |
noun |
a department of state |
administrative agency, executive branch |
| minor
| 10 |
adj |
insignificant, small |
slight, lesser, secondary, dependent, light, low, junior, casual, smaller, younger |
| minor
| 22 |
adj |
insignificant, small |
petty, inconsequential, unimportant, negligible, trivial, dinky, minus, accessory, subordinate, subsidiary, inferior, trifling, bush-league, paltry, piddling, small-time, tacky, two-bit, inconsiderable, below the mark, second-string, small-fry |
| minor
| 10 |
noun |
person under legal age of maturity |
boy, adolescent, infant, youth, youngster, child, baby, girl, junior, teenager |
| minor
| 6 |
noun |
person under legal age of maturity |
juvenile, lad, underage, schoolgirl, schoolboy, little one |
| minority
| 1 |
noun |
an outnumbered group |
opposition |
| minority
| 5 |
noun |
an outnumbered group |
splinter group, less than half, the few, the outnumbered, the outvoted |
| minority
| 2 |
noun |
the time before one is of legal age |
youth, childhood |
| minority
| 4 |
noun |
the time before one is of legal age |
immaturity, adolescence, youthfulness, pubescence |
| minority
| 1 |
noun |
youth |
group |
| minority
| 4 |
noun |
youth |
nonage, immaturity, adolescence, pupilage |
| minute
| 7 |
adj |
very small |
precise, tiny, minimal, little, fine, exact, invisible |
| minute
| 18 |
adj |
very small |
insignificant, infinitesimal, microscopic, minuscule, wee, minim, diminutive, miniature, atomic, exiguous, molecular, piddling, puny, slender, inconsiderable, teeny-weeny, peewee, microbic |
| minute
| 5 |
adj |
unimportant |
slight, little, light, small, minor |
| minute
| 12 |
adj |
unimportant |
paltry, insignificant, trivial, negligible, petty, trifling, nonessential, immaterial, picayune, piddling, puny, inconsiderable |
| minute
| 8 |
adj |
exact, precise |
close, full, particular, careful, critical, detailed, elaborate, specialized |
| minute
| 11 |
adj |
exact, precise |
meticulous, painstaking, exhaustive, thorough, circumstantial, itemized, punctilious, scrupulous, blow-by-blow, clocklike, particularized |
| minute
| 8 |
noun |
brief time period |
moment, second, breath, breathing, instant, shake, flash, crack |
| minute
| 11 |
noun |
brief time period |
twinkling, jiffy, split second, short time, min, MO, sec, bat of an eye, nothing flat, sixtieth of hour, sixty seconds |
| miracle
| 5 |
noun |
wonderful, surprising event or thing |
phenomenon, revelation, surprise, wonder, sensation |
| miracle
| 8 |
noun |
wonderful, surprising event or thing |
rarity, marvel, thaumaturgy, prodigy, stunner, portent, unusualness, supernatural occurrence |
| mirror
| 10 |
noun |
glass that reflects image |
speculum, reflector, cheval glass, gaper, hand glass, imager, looking glass, pier glass, polished metal, seeing glass |
| mirror
| 9 |
verb |
copy, reflect |
represent, depict, echo, follow, illustrate, show, double, image, glass |
| mirror
| 13 |
verb |
copy, reflect |
exemplify, imitate, typify, mimic, personify, epitomize, embody, symbolize, emulate, simulate, take off, act like, make like |
| miscarriage
| 5 |
noun |
failure |
abortion, error, defeat, miss, mistake |
| miscarriage
| 11 |
noun |
failure |
mishap, breakdown, malfunction, misadventure, botch, misfire, mischance, perversion, interruption, undoing, nonsuccess |
| miser
| 11 |
noun |
person who hoards money, possessions |
stiff, tightwad, harpy, Scrooge, churl, cheapskate, hoarder, moneygrubber, penny-pincher, pinchfist, pinchpenny |
| miserable
| 15 |
adj |
unhappy, depressed |
tragic, sad, destroyed, down, hurt, ill, injured, pained, sick, strained, suffering, troubled, wounded, hurting, racked |
| miserable
| 35 |
adj |
unhappy, depressed |
wretched, gloomy, pathetic, afflicted, ailing, brokenhearted, crestfallen, dejected, desolate, despairing, despondent, disconsolate, discontented, distressed, doleful, dolorous, down in the mouth, downcast, forlorn, heartbroken, hopeless, melancholy, mournful, rueful, sickly, sorrowful, woebegone, pitiable, ruthful, agonized, anguished, in pain, on a downer, tormented, tortured |
| miserable
| 7 |
adj |
destitute, shabby |
poor, sad, bad, tragic, sorry, low, mean |
| miserable
| 27 |
adj |
destitute, shabby |
wretched, pathetic, meager, shameful, abject, contemptible, deplorable, despicable, detestable, disgraceful, godforsaken, impoverished, indigent, inferior, lamentable, needy, paltry, penniless, piteous, poverty-stricken, scanty, sordid, squalid, vile, worthless, pitiable, scurvy |
| misery
| 7 |
noun |
pain, mental or physical |
grief, suffering, passion, worry, headache, depression, hurting |
| misery
| 29 |
noun |
pain, mental or physical |
heartache, gloom, hardship, torture, agony, sorrow, discomfort, squalor, despair, torment, woe, anguish, sadness, melancholy, distress, desolation, despondency, twinge, throe, stitch, pang, dolor, ache, blues, wretchedness, unhappiness, bad news, worriment, anvil chorus |
| misery
| 10 |
noun |
trouble, disaster |
anxiety, grief, difficulty, poverty, burden, problem, load, trial, want, need |
| misery
| 17 |
noun |
trouble, disaster |
misfortune, catastrophe, privation, sorrow, ordeal, calamity, woe, squalor, adversity, curse, destitution, indigence, tribulation, affliction, penury, bitter pill, sordidness |
| mislead
| 4 |
verb |
give someone the wrong idea, information |
fool, lie, cheat, trick |
| mislead
| 46 |
verb |
give someone the wrong idea, information |
misinform, entice, hoodwink, dupe, betray, deceive, tempt, misrepresent, fudge, defraud, delude, pervert, bait, ensnare, inveigle, hoax, beguile, enmesh, scam, seduce, bunk, gull, snow, outwit, juggle, cozen, victimize, lure, hose, overreach, bluff, entangle, shaft, rook, bilk, double-cross, put on, rip off, take in, misguide, misdirect, illude, lead astray, lead on, pull wool over eyes, rope in |
| miss
| 7 |
noun |
failure |
loss, want, fault, absence, slip, error, mistake |
| miss
| 6 |
noun |
failure |
omission, default, defect, mishap, blunder, oversight |
| miss
| 10 |
verb |
fail, make a mistake |
drop, forget, skip, slip, trip, blow, overlook, slight, ignore, lose |
| miss
| 25 |
verb |
fail, make a mistake |
misplace, miscarry, botch, fumble, juggle, flub, mislay, err, misfire, omit, blunder, muff, disregard, neglect, pass over, overshoot, undershoot, be late for, drop the ball, fall flat on face, fall short, let go, let slip, pass up, trip up |
| miss
| 5 |
verb |
want; feel a loss |
desire, wish, pine, long, need |
| miss
| 2 |
verb |
want; feel a loss |
crave, yearn |
| missile
| 7 |
noun |
projectile weapon |
bomb, bullet, rocket, bat, shot, bolt, arrow |
| missile
| 9 |
noun |
projectile weapon |
ammunition, projectile, cartridge, dart, stealth, pellet, bird, MX, trajectile |
| mist
| 5 |
noun |
film, vapor |
rain, steam, fog, cloud, spray |
| mist
| 10 |
noun |
film, vapor |
moisture, smog, dew, drizzle, condensation, haze, brume, soup, ground clouds, visibility zero |
| mist
| 6 |
verb |
cloud, steam up |
sprinkle, rain, steam, shower, fog, film |
| mist
| 11 |
verb |
cloud, steam up |
dim, murk, overcast, haze, blur, becloud, obscure, drizzle, befog, overcloud, mizzle |
| mistress
| 2 |
noun |
ladylove |
girlfriend, sugar |
| mistress
| 22 |
noun |
ladylove |
sweetheart, paramour, roommate, concubine, prostitute, courtesan, sweetie, shack, moll, inamorata, fancy woman, main squeeze, old lady, chatelaine, doxy, ladylove, bedmate, best girl, dream girl, kept woman, other woman, shack job |
| mistress
| 4 |
noun |
woman in extramarital relationship |
kept woman, whore, prostitute, Jezebel |
| mix
| 9 |
verb |
combine, join |
incorporate, associate, blend, stir, weave, cross, unite, link, compound |
| mix
| 32 |
verb |
combine, join |
mingle, fuse, infuse, amalgamate, synthesize, jumble, braid, transfuse, instill, intermingle, tangle, suffuse, knead, commingle, coalesce, conjoin, lump, embody, adulterate, infiltrate, interweave, saturate, merge, commix, alloy, admix, make up, mix up, put together, interbreed, hybridize, work in |
| mix
| 2 |
verb |
socialize |
associate, join |
| mix
| 6 |
verb |
socialize |
mingle, hobnob, consort, get along, come together, hang out |
| mixture
| 11 |
noun |
combination |
mix, variety, dough, blend, union, cross, combine, compound, association, package, crossing |
| mixture
| 40 |
noun |
combination |
concoction, batter, stew, commixture, jumble, goulash, amalgamation, hybrid, composite, mosaic, admixture, potpourri, saturation, salmagundi, hodgepodge, transfusion, confection, assimilation, brew, fusion, incorporation, adulteration, mishmash, patchwork, medley, mash, merger, miscellany, alloy, conglomeration, grab bag, mélange, mixed bag, soup, infiltration, mingling, combo, hybridization, amalgam, interfusion |
| mobile
| 6 |
adj |
movable, travelling |
liquid, fluid, free, wandering, loose, moving |
| mobile
| 21 |
adj |
movable, travelling |
roving, portable, itinerant, migrant, peripatetic, ambulatory, locomotive, adaptable, changeable, migratory, motorized, mutable, nomadic, roaming, unsettled, unstable, unsteady, versatile, motile, unstationary, unsteadfast |
| mock
| 3 |
adj |
artificial, fake |
pretended, so-called, false |
| mock
| 23 |
adj |
artificial, fake |
make-believe, bogus, phony, simulated, dummy, ersatz, pseudo, mimic, feigned, imitation, put-on, counterfeit, forged, substitute, sham, apish, fraudulent, hokey, imitative, quasi, spurious, unreal, faked |
| mock
| 4 |
verb |
ridicule |
needle, rally, rib, kid |
| mock
| 22 |
verb |
ridicule |
tease, taunt, scoff, insult, deride, scorn, parody, caricature, buffoon, jape, jeer, hoot, flout, burlesque, chaff, travesty, sneer, laugh at, make fun of, poke fun at, show contempt, thumb nose at |
| mock
| 4 |
verb |
mimic |
do, assume, mirror, affect |
| mock
| 17 |
verb |
mimic |
imitate, lampoon, satirize, parody, feign, caricature, simulate, ditto, burlesque, mime, travesty, fake, counterfeit, ape, take off, hoke, send up |
| mock
| 5 |
verb |
deceive |
fool, cheat, challenge, frustrate, defeat |
| mock
| 15 |
verb |
deceive |
belie, defy, betray, dupe, thwart, foil, elude, mislead, beguile, disappoint, juggle, delude, double-cross, let down, sell out |
| model
| 8 |
adj |
typical, ideal |
perfect, classical, classic, standard, copy, representative, typical, very |
| model
| 12 |
adj |
typical, ideal |
miniature, exemplary, dummy, facsimile, imitation, archetypal, commendable, flawless, illustrative, quintessential, paradigmatic, prototypical |
| model
| 15 |
noun |
imitation, replica |
picture, photograph, figure, image, portrait, copy, painting, print, pocket, statue, cartoon, relief, representation, visual, tracing |
| model
| 23 |
noun |
imitation, replica |
sketch, effigy, ringer, copycat, layout, duplicate, clone, illustration, engraving, dummy, ditto, setup, look-alike, miniature, facsimile, dead ringer, game plan, spitting image, statuette, figurine, mock-up, paste-up, knock-off |
| model
| 8 |
noun |
example, standard |
pattern, symbol, ideal, design, type, original, hero, mirror |
| model
| 20 |
noun |
example, standard |
prototype, nonesuch, embodiment, touchstone, archetype, paragon, apotheosis, quintessence, exemplar, saint, emblem, criterion, epitome, paradigm, mold, nonpareil, gauge, beau ideal, role model, lodestar |
| model
| 1 |
noun |
person, thing that poses |
subject |
| model
| 5 |
noun |
person, thing that poses |
dummy, nude, mannequin, manikin, sitter |
| model
| 7 |
noun |
type, version |
style, form, variety, kind, design, mode, mark |
| model
| 1 |
noun |
type, version |
configuration |
| model
| 8 |
verb |
form, shape |
create, design, fashion, pattern, cast, base, plan, carve |
| model
| 2 |
verb |
form, shape |
mold, sculpt |
| model
| 5 |
verb |
display, pose |
represent, wear, sport, parade, sit |
| model
| 2 |
verb |
display, pose |
show off, set example |
| moderate
| 20 |
adj |
calm, temperate |
limited, soft, steady, modest, conservative, pleasant, gentle, mild, reasonable, balanced, neutral, even, controlled, considered, straight, reserved, measured, cool, careful, compromising |
| moderate
| 27 |
adj |
calm, temperate |
tame, cautious, bearable, tolerant, tolerable, middle-of-the-road, deliberate, nonpartisan, pacific, midway, sober, restrained, considerate, dispassionate, equable, impartial, inexpensive, judicious, low-key, monotonous, peaceable, tranquil, untroubled, inconsiderable, disciplined, abstinent, not excessive |
| moderate
| 3 |
adj |
fair, average, so-so |
medium, ordinary, mean |
| moderate
| 15 |
adj |
fair, average, so-so |
piddling, middling, intermediate, trifling, bland, fair to middling, inconsequential, indifferent, mediocre, paltry, passable, trivial, unexceptional, inconsiderable, fairish |
| moderate
| 14 |
verb |
restrain, control |
reduce, slow, modify, decrease, diminish, soften, decline, relieve, quiet, qualify, calm, fall, regulate, check |
| moderate
| 30 |
verb |
restrain, control |
constrain, subdue, slacken, wane, subside, lessen, mitigate, tone down, alleviate, abate, curb, temper, cool, appease, chasten, relent, repress, soft-pedal, assuage, tame, pacify, mollify, allay, modulate, let up, play down, die down, meet halfway, cool out, ease off |
| moderate
| 3 |
verb |
mediate, arbitrate |
negotiate, judge, chair |
| moderate
| 5 |
verb |
mediate, arbitrate |
referee, umpire, preside, make peace, take the chair |
| modern
| 10 |
adj |
new, up-to-date |
contemporary, current, novel, present, latest, now, recent, fresh, late, prevailing |
| modern
| 23 |
adj |
new, up-to-date |
state-of-the-art, stylish, present-day, concomitant, avant-garde, coincident, concurrent, last word, modernistic, modish, newfangled, prevalent, latter-day, up-to-the-minute, modernized, today, contempo, cutting-edge, leading-edge, neoteric, new-fashioned, with-it, twenty- first century |
| modest
| 10 |
adj |
shy |
simple, quiet, moderate, nice, proper, reserved, resigned, retiring, silent, withdrawing |
| modest
| 26 |
adj |
shy |
prudent, humble, unassuming, bashful, blushing, chaste, coy, demure, diffident, discreet, lowly, meek, reticent, seemly, self-conscious, sheepish, temperate, timid, unobtrusive, unpretentious, self-effacing, unassertive, unassured, unboastful, unpresuming, unpretending |
| modest
| 10 |
adj |
limited, ordinary |
simple, reasonable, small, moderate, average, cheap, dry, fair, natural, plain |
| modest
| 20 |
adj |
limited, ordinary |
inexpensive, humble, discreet, economical, middling, unadorned, unaffected, unembellished, unexceptional, unobtrusive, unpretentious, unstudied, unostentatious, inelaborate, unembroidered, unexcessive, unextravagant, unextreme, unornamented, unradical |
| modicum
| 8 |
noun |
bit, small amount |
touch, little, fraction, fragment, molecule, particle, drop, grain |
| modicum
| 17 |
noun |
bit, small amount |
shred, iota, speck, dash, whit, trifle, minim, scrap, inch, jot, atom, mite, crumb, pinch, tinge, ounce, smidge |
| module
| 1 |
noun |
measurement across object |
bore |
| module
| 4 |
noun |
measurement across object |
width, breadth, caliber, broadness |
| module
| 34 |
noun |
piece, portion of something |
sector, chunk, any, share, section, factor, component, detail, element, member, item, lot, measure, piece, segment, side, unit, extra, chip, limb, cut, fraction, department, division, branch, fragment, molecule, helping, slice, bit, particle, organ, ingredient, bite |
| module
| 20 |
noun |
piece, portion of something |
quantum, slab, moiety, parcel, apportionment, installment, scrap, sliver, splinter, articulation, ration, quota, lump, atom, constituent, subdivision, partition, hunk, allotment, meed |
| module
| 21 |
noun |
part |
member, component, arm, layer, square, feature, section, detail, fraction, factor, ingredient, joint, link, segment, portion, element, item, length, piece, wing, block |
| module
| 4 |
noun |
part |
digit, detachment, constituent, integer |
| module
| 8 |
noun |
space module |
capsule, spacecraft, space shuttle, spaceship, ballistic capsule, command module, exploratory ship, lunar module |
| module
| 2 |
noun |
an essential part |
element, part |
| module
| 1 |
noun |
an essential part |
constituent |
| module
| 3 |
noun |
course of study |
schedule, subjects, studies |
| module
| 4 |
noun |
course of study |
syllabus, educational program, modules, program of studies |
| moldable
| 4 |
adj |
malleable |
flexible, plastic, soft, yielding |
| moldable
| 19 |
adj |
malleable |
adaptable, compliant, ductile, flexile, flexuous, governable, impressionable, manageable, pliable, pliant, submissive, supple, tractable, workable, go-with-the-flow, putty in hands, rolls with punches, tractile, transformable |
| mole
| 7 |
noun |
blemish |
freckle, blot, birthmark, beauty mark, strawberry mark, nevus, beauty spot |
| mole
| 1 |
noun |
spy |
agent |
| mole
| 5 |
noun |
spy |
informer, infiltrator, double agent, secret agent, inside man/woman |
| molecular
| 2 |
adj |
microscopic |
little, minute |
| molecular
| 3 |
adj |
microscopic |
atomic, infinitesimal, subatomic |
| molecule
| 4 |
noun |
smallest part |
fragment, particle, bit, unit |
| molecule
| 9 |
noun |
smallest part |
jot, speck, minim, mote, modicum, mite, iota, ray, ounce |
| moment
| 14 |
noun |
brief time period |
point, flash, time, date, occasion, bit, minute, stage, breathing, instant, crack, while, second, shake |
| moment
| 15 |
noun |
brief time period |
juncture, wink, twinkle, twinkling, jiffy, tick, split second, jiff, hour, sec, trice, no time, nothing flat, point in time, three winks |
| moment
| 14 |
noun |
importance |
note, use, substance, advantage, weight, profit, gravity, value, magnitude, significance, consequence, import, worth, concern |
| moment
| 6 |
noun |
importance |
seriousness, momentousness, avail, pith, signification, weightiness |
| momentum
| 6 |
noun |
impetus, push |
energy, strength, power, force, drive, impulse |
| momentum
| 2 |
noun |
impetus, push |
thrust, propulsion |
| monarch
| 2 |
noun |
ruler |
queen, king |
| monarch
| 10 |
noun |
ruler |
emperor, sovereign, majesty, autocrat, prince, empress, potentate, despot, princess, crowned head |
| monarchy
| 3 |
noun |
kingship |
sovereignty, kingdom, command |
| monarchy
| 2 |
noun |
kingship |
throne, crown |
| monastery
| 1 |
noun |
place where monks live |
house |
| monastery
| 6 |
noun |
place where monks live |
abbey, cloister, priory, friary, lamasery, religious community |
| money
| 24 |
noun |
currency accepted as exchange for goods, services |
salary, wage, wealth, pay, bill, cash, payment, fund, capital, property, check, gold, dough, treasure, finances, resources, funds, coin, chips, silver, bread, riches, roll, bucks |
| money
| 14 |
noun |
currency accepted as exchange for goods, services |
wad, gravy, bankroll, wherewithal, greenback, loot, hard cash, legal tender, medium of exchange, coinage, banknote, specie, pesos, almighty dollar |
| moneybags
| 3 |
noun |
person engaged in private ownership of business |
entrepreneur, banker, investor |
| moneybags
| 9 |
noun |
person engaged in private ownership of business |
financier, backer, businessperson, plutocrat, bourgeois, landowner, one who signs the checks, the boss, the money |
| moneybags
| 7 |
noun |
person who lends money, advises |
merchant, broker, entrepreneur, banker, operator, money, sponsor |
| moneybags
| 16 |
noun |
person who lends money, advises |
tycoon, backer, speculator, capitalist, manipulator, businessperson, Santa Claus, fat cat, stockbroker, usurer, bankroller, grubstaker, money lender, person who writes the checks, rich person, staker |
| moneybags
| 10 |
noun |
wealthy person |
baron, big shot, deep pocket, magnate, tycoon, moneyed person, person of means, person of substance, rich person, richling |
| moneybags
| 6 |
noun |
rich person |
baron, magnate, tycoon, Daddy Warbucks, Mr. Moneybags, richling |
| moneybags
| 7 |
noun |
tote for carrying personal items |
pocket, bag, poke, hide, leather, frame, sack |
| moneybags
| 12 |
noun |
tote for carrying personal items |
pocketbook, wallet, handbag, pouch, clutch, receptacle, bursa, carryall, lizard, moneybag, billfold, reticule |
| monk
| 3 |
noun |
man who devotes life to contemplation of god |
priest, brother, religious |
| monk
| 10 |
noun |
man who devotes life to contemplation of god |
abbot, solitary, cenobite, recluse, ascetic, monastic, hermit, friar, eremite, anchorite |
| monkey
| 12 |
noun |
primate |
baboon, ape, rascal, monk, imp, scamp, simian, anthropoid, lemur, chimpanzee, gorilla, orangutan |
| monkey
| 4 |
verb |
fiddle, tamper with |
fool, play, mess, interfere |
| monkey
| 12 |
verb |
fiddle, tamper with |
trifle, interlope, make, tinker, pry, meddle, busybody, butt in, fool around, horn in, fool with, intermeddle |
| monopoly
| 6 |
noun |
something held, owned exclusively |
patent, trust, holding, ownership, corner, pool |
| monopoly
| 7 |
noun |
something held, owned exclusively |
cartel, syndicate, proprietorship, copyright, oligopoly, consortium, possessorship |
| monosaccharide
| 1 |
noun |
organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
sugar |
| monosaccharide
| 13 |
noun |
organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
starch, lactose, glucose, cellulose, galactose, glycogen, disaccharide, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, dextrin, polysaccharide |
| monster
| 5 |
noun |
giant animal; supernatural being |
giant, devil, horror, beast, whale |
| monster
| 24 |
noun |
giant animal; supernatural being |
freak, behemoth, demon, villain, savage, mutant, titan, ogre, colossus, brute, barbarian, abnormality, mammoth, hellion, fiend, monstrosity, dragon, centaur, phoenix, werewolf, leviathan, Frankenstein, miscreation, lusus naturae |
| monstrous
| 7 |
adj |
unnatural, shocking |
horrible, terrible, cruel, desperate, evil, rank, unusual |
| monstrous
| 38 |
adj |
unnatural, shocking |
atrocious, freakish, obscene, preposterous, horrendous, dreadful, inhuman, grotesque, hideous, vicious, odious, heinous, gruesome, frightful, infamous, egregious, outrageous, intolerable, aberrant, abnormal, devilish, diabolical, disgraceful, fiendish, flagitious, foul, hellish, loathsome, macabre, morbid, ominous, satanic, scandalous, uncanny, villainous, horrifying, miscreated, teratoid |
| monstrous
| 11 |
adj |
very large |
huge, enormous, impressive, massive, towering, tremendous, fantastic, giant, great, vast, cracking |
| monstrous
| 13 |
adj |
very large |
colossal, magnificent, immense, monumental, mammoth, gigantic, gargantuan, elephantine, grandiose, prodigious, stupendous, titanic, whopping |
| month
| 33 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour |
| month
| 18 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, year, week, hour, chronology, lastingness, many a moon |
| monthly
| 19 |
noun |
chronicle |
publication, review, account, daily, note, magazine, paper, diary, newspaper, calendar, annual, log, organ, register, record, statement, reminder, minutes, observation |
| monthly
| 15 |
noun |
chronicle |
tabloid, annals, periodical, gazette, almanac, memoir, rag, daybook, ledger, reminiscence, memento, scandal sheet, weekly, chronology, comic book |
| monthly
| 10 |
noun |
periodic publication |
journal, manual, daily, paper, newspaper, sheet, organ, review, annual, joint |
| monthly
| 19 |
noun |
periodic publication |
pamphlet, booklet, brochure, periodical, newsletter, rag, slick, glossy, gazette, quarterly, circular, pulp, digest, weekly, bimonthly, semiweekly, broadside, biweekly, throwaway |
| monthly
| 6 |
adj |
at fixed intervals |
annual, occasional, repeated, regular, routine, daily |
| monthly
| 28 |
adj |
at fixed intervals |
yearly, recurrent, intermittent, sporadic, periodical, alternate, cyclical, infrequent, perennial, rhythmic, serial, spasmodic, cyclic, isochronal, isochronous, seasonal, recurring, weekly, at various times, centennial, epochal, every once in a while, every so often, fluctuating, hourly, on certain occasions, on-again-off-again, orbital |
| monthly
| 7 |
noun |
regular publication |
journal, magazine, sheet, review, number, paper, newspaper |
| monthly
| 7 |
noun |
regular publication |
quarterly, rag, slick, serial, mag, weekly, throwaway |
| mood
| 22 |
noun |
state of mind |
emotion, atmosphere, personality, mind, scene, attitude, tendency, humor, character, spirit, response, condition, desire, wish, air, feeling, strain, depression, cue, soul, dumps, pleasure |
| mood
| 26 |
noun |
state of mind |
color, inclination, disposition, temperament, frame of mind, aura, individuality, whim, bent, feel, fancy, crotchet, tenor, blues, caprice, propensity, melancholy, semblance, vein, doldrums, vagary, timbre, temper, affection, high spirits, low spirits |
| moon
| 1 |
noun |
earth' s satellite |
satellite |
| moon
| 11 |
noun |
earth' s satellite |
pumpkin, crescent, celestial body, heavenly body, half-moon, planetoid, full moon, new moon, old moon, orb of night, quarter-moon |
| moon
| 1 |
verb |
dream about; desire |
pine |
| moon
| 6 |
verb |
dream about; desire |
daydream, yearn, idle, mope, languish, waste time |
| moral
| 12 |
adj |
ethical, honest |
proper, good, straight, right, square, innocent, meet, correct, decent, just, modest, pure |
| moral
| 34 |
adj |
ethical, honest |
principled, righteous, noble, elevated, kosher, worthy, upright, aboveboard, blameless, chaste, conscientious, courteous, decorous, dutiful, exemplary, high-minded, honorable, immaculate, incorruptible, kindly, laudable, meritorious, praiseworthy, respectable, saintly, scrupulous, seemly, true-blue, trustworthy, truthful, upstanding, virtuous, moralistic, salt of the earth |
| moral
| 7 |
noun |
lesson, proverb |
meaning, significance, saying, point, rule, message, saw |
| moral
| 13 |
noun |
lesson, proverb |
aphorism, dictum, gnome, truism, maxim, precept, adage, epigram, motto, axiom, sermon, apophthegm, moralism |
| morale
| 8 |
noun |
confidence, self-esteem |
attitude, resolve, spirit, mood, heart, humor, drive, turn |
| morale
| 11 |
noun |
confidence, self-esteem |
self-confidence, vigor, outlook, self-possession, mettle, disposition, temperament, temper, assurance, esprit de corps, esprit |
| morning
| 2 |
noun |
first part of the day |
dawn, AM |
| morning
| 23 |
noun |
first part of the day |
prime, daybreak, morn, aurora, daylight, sunup, cockcrow, sunrise, break of day, first blush, morrow, forenoon, dayspring, after midnight, ante meridiem, before lunch, before noon, breakfast time, crack of dawn, early bright, foreday, morningtide, wee hours |
| morpheme
| 6 |
noun |
unit of language |
sound, term, concept, name, phrase, expression |
| morpheme
| 7 |
noun |
unit of language |
designation, locution, idiom, usage, utterance, vocable, lexeme |
| morpheme
| 5 |
noun |
letters of a writing system |
fundamentals, elements, symbols, characters, signs |
| morpheme
| 9 |
noun |
letters of a writing system |
morphemes, syllabary, ABCs, ideograph, rune, hieroglyphs, phonemes, pictograph, graphic representation |
| morsel
| 14 |
noun |
tiny piece |
chunk, cut, slice, taste, bite, drop, sample, fragment, part, grain, treat, fraction, bit, segment |
| morsel
| 12 |
noun |
tiny piece |
tidbit, snack, crumb, hunk, mouthful, bait, delicacy, nibble, lump, nosh, scrap, soupçon |
| mortgage
| 3 |
noun |
loan agreement |
debt, contract, title |
| mortgage
| 3 |
noun |
loan agreement |
deed, pledge, homeowner's loan |
| mosaic
| 7 |
noun |
collage |
patchwork, plaid, variegation, motley, tessellation, montage, checker |
| mosque
| 1 |
noun |
temple |
church |
| mosque
| 11 |
noun |
temple |
sanctuary, synagogue, shrine, house of worship, place of worship, chapel, cathedral, tabernacle, house of God, holy place, masjid |
| mosquito
| 2 |
noun |
bug |
bee, fly |
| mosquito
| 28 |
noun |
bug |
tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, spider, cockroach, termite, ant, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket |
| mosquito
| 5 |
noun |
pest |
insect, fly, rat, snake, mice |
| mosquito
| 9 |
noun |
pest |
weasel, rodent, ant, flea, termite, lice, foxes, bedbug, centipede |
| mother
| 5 |
noun |
female person who has borne children |
mom, parent, origin, source, ancestor |
| mother
| 7 |
noun |
female person who has borne children |
predecessor, creator, progenitor, forebearer, mommy, child-bearer, procreator |
| motif
| 7 |
noun |
central theme |
pattern, concept, subject, design, idea, structure, notion |
| motif
| 1 |
noun |
central theme |
logo |
| motion picture
| 3 |
noun |
film |
film, movie, picture |
| motion picture
| 15 |
noun |
film |
feature film, flick, cinema, flicker, moving picture, silver screen, talkie, cine, cinematics, cinematograph, photodrama, photoplay, picture show, talking picture, videotape |
| motivation
| 15 |
noun |
ambition, inspiration |
desire, interest, wish, incentive, motive, reason, impulse, hunger, angle, fire, action, stimulus, drive, suggestion, push |
| motivation
| 21 |
noun |
ambition, inspiration |
impetus, encouragement, catalyst, inclination, provocation, gimmick, persuasion, incitation, kick, disposition, spur, incitement, predisposition, instigation, inducement, right stuff, goose, predetermination, actuation, impulsion, get up and go |
| motorist
| 2 |
noun |
driver |
traveler, tourist |
| motorist
| 2 |
noun |
driver |
authomobilist, autoist |
| mould
| 11 |
verb |
cut carefully with sharp instrument |
fashion, divide, shape, slice, trim, form, pattern, chip, tool, model, grave |
| mould
| 19 |
verb |
cut carefully with sharp instrument |
hack, chisel, engrave, etch, mold, cleave, hew, indent, stipple, incise, whittle, sunder, slash, dissect, dissever, block out, sculpt, rough-hew, insculpt |
| mould
| 1 |
noun |
fungus |
must |
| mould
| 3 |
noun |
fungus |
blight, mold, mustiness |
| mountain
| 12 |
noun |
very large hill |
ridge, pile, peak, cliff, height, drift, stack, bank, mount, shock, range, mass |
| mountain
| 21 |
noun |
very large hill |
elevation, bluff, pyramid, eminence, alp, hump, precipice, glob, dome, heap, mesa, abundance, pike, palisade, mound, sierra, volcano, tor, crag, ton, butte |
| mourning
| 4 |
noun |
sadness, time of sadness |
grief, darkness, crying, pining |
| mourning
| 14 |
noun |
sadness, time of sadness |
weeping, aching, wailing, bereavement, languishing, woe, lamenting, blackness, keening, repining, lamentation, moaning, sorrowing, grieving |
| mouse
| 2 |
noun |
rodent |
vermin, murine |
| mouth
| 8 |
noun |
opening |
box, entrance, door, rim, gate, jaws, chops, lips |
| mouth
| 21 |
noun |
opening |
cavity, orifice, funnel, clam, inlet, estuary, kisser, yap, gob, crevice, harbor, mush, portal, trap, beak, aperture, delta, gills, firth, embouchement, fly trap |
| mouth
| 4 |
noun |
backtalk |
cheek, lip, boasting, sauce |
| mouth
| 12 |
noun |
backtalk |
sass, freshness, gas, impudence, guff, braggadocio, rudeness, insolence, empty talk, hot air, bragging, idle talk |
| mouthful
| 3 |
adj |
portion |
taste, bite, piece |
| mouthful
| 2 |
adj |
portion |
gulp, morsel |
| move
| 15 |
noun |
progress, deed |
shift, measure, motion, step, procedure, act, action, change, movement, proceeding, variation, turn, stroke, stir, stirring |
| move
| 5 |
noun |
progress, deed |
maneuver, ploy, stratagem, alteration, modification |
| move
| 39 |
verb |
be in motion, put in motion |
walk, jump, go, carry, ship, transport, blow, proceed, transfer, travel, cross, run, drift, progress, change, fly, advance, shift, flow, drive, remove, leave, switch, withdraw, push, climb, depart, quit, leap, exit, split, stir, roll, march, hurry, crawl, disturb, shove, position |
| move
| 22 |
verb |
be in motion, put in motion |
propel, migrate, relocate, traverse, actuate, glide, scram, transpose, bustle, impel, budge, dislocate, get off, pull out, take off, locomote, get away, get going, go away, head for, off-load, skip out |
| move
| 28 |
verb |
motivate, influence |
convert, lead, bring, shift, drive, carry, turn, push, operate, start, prompt, inspire, persuade, touch, suggest, submit, recommend, impress, urge, propose, advocate, introduce, strike, affect, cause, shove, stir, stimulate |
| move
| 23 |
verb |
motivate, influence |
propel, activate, actuate, agitate, quicken, impel, incite, sway, instigate, excite, induce, inspirit, rouse, budge, bring up, draw up, get going, give rise to, play on, prevail upon, put forward, tug at, work on |
| move quickly
| 20 |
verb |
race away; propel |
float, flash, bound, hurry, spring, course, pitch, cast, speed, sail, start, fly, plunge, run, throw, shoot, rush, launch, tear, career |
| move quickly
| 16 |
verb |
race away; propel |
hurtle, fling, flit, scamper, scurry, dash, skim, scoot, gallop, sprint, whiz, heave, scud, thrust, spurt, hasten |
| move quickly
| 20 |
verb |
speed something; hurry |
urge, accelerate, clip, skip, bound, leap, plunge, run, express, burn, press, flee, fly, advance, rush, tear, bolt, pace, race, push |
| move quickly
| 30 |
verb |
speed something; hurry |
step up, precipitate, expedite, quicken, gallop, dispatch, dash, sprint, trot, scamper, goad, bustle, hustle, hie, scurry, scoot, spurt, scuttle, cover ground, get the lead out, haste, get cracking, make haste, make tracks, not lose a minute, shake a leg, step on it, take wing, waste no time, whip around |
| move slowly
| 2 |
verb |
waste time |
delay, hesitate |
| move slowly
| 8 |
verb |
waste time |
vacillate, linger, procrastinate, dawdle, mosey, loiter, meander, hem and haw |
| move slowly
| 1 |
verb |
saunter |
drift |
| move slowly
| 13 |
verb |
saunter |
mope, meander, amble, ramble, traipse, dilly-dally, linger, dally, loiter, stroll along, take a stroll, take it easy, walk slowly |
| movement
| 29 |
noun |
motion, activity |
development, evolution, shift, move, flow, exercise, act, action, progress, operation, change, migration, transit, passage, stir, flight, journey, advance, undertaking, gesture, wandering, stirring, changing, moving, journeying, shifting, steps, evolving, translating |
| movement
| 19 |
noun |
motion, activity |
agitation, displacement, deed, regression, mobility, maneuver, velocity, progression, alteration, flux, locomotion, roaming, transferal, movableness, motility, dynamism, transplanting, operativeness, voyaging |
| movement
| 22 |
noun |
drive, campaign |
evolution, group, trend, shift, flow, transfer, tendency, party, organization, demonstration, change, flight, patrol, transition, drift, sweep, current, swing, front, march, withdrawal, grouping |
| movement
| 5 |
noun |
drive, campaign |
faction, unrest, crusade, displacement, mobilization |
| moving
| 13 |
adj |
affecting, exciting |
inspiring, gripping, meaningful, touching, emotional, stirring, provoking, stimulating, dynamic, impressive, significant, motivating, rallying |
| moving
| 28 |
adj |
affecting, exciting |
stunning, persuasive, eloquent, poignant, heartbreaking, heartrending, expressive, rousing, quickening, awakening, affective, breathless, far-out, hairy, mind-blowing, sententious, something, emotive, facund, inspirational, arousing, impelling, propelling, felt in gut, grabbed by, mind-bending, stimulative, turned on by |
| moving
| 11 |
adj |
mobile |
changing, flying, jumping, running, going, shifting, walking, progressing, evolving, climbing, advancing |
| moving
| 11 |
adj |
mobile |
roaming, roving, movable, nomadic, portable, unstable, unsteady, traversing, motile, unfixed, unsteadfast |
| mud
| 1 |
noun |
wet dirt |
clay |
| mud
| 7 |
noun |
wet dirt |
muck, sludge, slush, silt, mire, slab, ooze |
| mug
| 7 |
noun |
drinking cup |
jug, tankard, flagon, coffee cup, demitasse, stoup, toby |
| mug
| 3 |
noun |
face |
profile, frown, mask |
| mug
| 4 |
noun |
face |
puss, kisser, countenance, grimace |
| mug
| 2 |
verb |
hold up |
assault, steal |
| mug
| 4 |
verb |
hold up |
rob, hold up, purse-snatch, stick up |
| multimedia
| 3 |
noun |
combined use of several media |
interactive media, intermedia, mixed media |
| multiple
| 9 |
adj |
diversified |
numerous, different, various, collective, diverse, many, mixed, several, varied |
| multiple
| 20 |
adj |
diversified |
manifold, motley, conglomerate, legion, assorted, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, miscellaneous, multifarious, multitudinous, populous, sundry, variegated, voluminous, multiform, polymorphic, polymorphous, multiplex, diversiform, multitudinal |
| multiply
| 14 |
verb |
increase; reproduce |
spread, boost, generate, expand, raise, extend, double, mount, rise, produce, add, square, compound, repeat |
| multiply
| 15 |
verb |
increase; reproduce |
proliferate, augment, magnify, heighten, breed, enlarge, propagate, build up, accumulate, cube, manifold, procreate, aggregate, aggrandize, populate |
| mundane
| 3 |
adj |
ordinary |
normal, everyday, routine |
| mundane
| 10 |
adj |
ordinary |
prosaic, humdrum, banal, commonplace, earthly, lowly, worldly, workaday, day-to-day, workday |
| municipal
| 15 |
adj |
concerning cities |
city, civic, civil, community, corporate, domestic, home, incorporated, internal, local, metropolitan, native, public, town, urban |
| municipal
| 2 |
adj |
concerning cities |
borough, burghal |
| murder
| 6 |
noun |
killing |
crime, destruction, shooting, death, blood, knifing |
| murder
| 23 |
noun |
killing |
homicide, lynching, massacre, felony, bloodshed, manslaughter, hit, butchery, annihilation, liquidation, off, carnage, foul play, rub out, slaying, assassination, terrorism, offing, dispatching, one-way ticket, taking out, the business, the works |
| murder
| 9 |
verb |
kill |
shoot, execute, destroy, ruin, eliminate, knife, finish, hang, defeat |
| murder
| 42 |
verb |
kill |
slay, massacre, slaughter, butcher, exterminate, assassinate, behead, strangle, decapitate, lynch, asphyxiate, dispatch, mar, guillotine, snuff, abolish, waste, electrocute, hit, liquidate, smother, spoil, misuse, chill, off, cool, drub, thrash, extinguish, mangle, eradicate, bump off, do in, knock off, put away, rub out, garotte, blot out, dust off, take a life, take for a ride, take out |
| muscle
| 4 |
noun |
large fibers of animal body |
meat, flesh, might, beef |
| muscle
| 5 |
noun |
large fibers of animal body |
tendon, brawn, sinew, thew, tissue |
| muscle
| 5 |
noun |
power, influence |
energy, strength, weight, force, might |
| muscle
| 8 |
noun |
power, influence |
stamina, clout, potency, brawn, sinew, forcefulness, sturdiness, strong arm |
| museum
| 7 |
noun |
place for viewing artifacts or |
building, foundation, library, gallery, institution, hall, exhibition |
| museum
| 8 |
noun |
place for viewing artifacts or |
salon, menagerie, repository, treasury, depository, vault, storehouse, exhibits archive |
| mushroom
| 7 |
verb |
sprout; grow quickly |
explode, boom, expand, burst, increase, spread, grow |
| mushroom
| 11 |
verb |
sprout; grow quickly |
proliferate, burgeon, flourish, detonate, augment, luxuriate, blow up, go off, shoot up, grow rapidly, spring up |
| music
| 17 |
noun |
sounds that are pleasant, harmonized |
soul, rock, piece, singing, tune, modern, classical, song, chamber, jazz, measure, air, strain, harmony, swing, folk, popular |
| music
| 16 |
noun |
sounds that are pleasant, harmonized |
rap, melody, hymn, bop, fusion, refrain, acoustic, hard rock, instrumental, opera, ragtime, plainsong, bebop, a cappella, heavy metal, rock and roll |
| musical
| 4 |
adj |
harmonic, lyrical |
vocal, sweet, pleasing, blending |
| musical
| 21 |
adj |
harmonic, lyrical |
rhythmic, melodic, symphonic, consonant, melodious, agreeable, dulcet, euphonious, harmonious, mellow, orchestral, tuneful, symphonious, choral, operatic, chiming, lilting, silvery, songful, sweet-sounding, tuned |
| musician
| 3 |
noun |
person who performs music |
artist, player, performer |
| musician
| 10 |
noun |
person who performs music |
conductor, virtuoso, composer, entertainer, soloist, instrumentalist, vocalist, artiste, diva, session player |
| mutation
| 5 |
noun |
metamorphosis |
variation, evolution, innovation, transformation, change |
| mutation
| 10 |
noun |
metamorphosis |
anomaly, alteration, deviation, mutant, novelty, transfiguration, deviant, permutation, modification, vicissitude |
| mutter
| 3 |
verb |
grumble, mumble |
whisper, complain, swallow |
| mutter
| 12 |
verb |
grumble, mumble |
moan, growl, groan, snarl, murmur, sputter, grouse, muddle, rumble, grouch, grunt, croak |
| mutual
| 10 |
adj |
shared, common |
collective, connected, dependent, joint, public, related, returned, united, associated, participated |
| mutual
| 19 |
adj |
shared, common |
bilateral, reciprocal, communal, convertible, give-and-take, interchangeable, respective, conjoint, correlative, conjunct, given and taken, interactive, interchanged, interdependent, intermutual, partaken, reciprocated, requited, two-sided |
| myth
| 9 |
noun |
fictitious story, often ancient |
imagination, illusion, legend, tale, fantasy, fiction, tradition, creation, invention |
| myth
| 16 |
noun |
fictitious story, often ancient |
parable, superstition, fable, lore, delusion, saga, apologue, fancy, figment, allegory, fabrication, folk tale, mythos, fairy story, folk ballad, tall story |
| nail
| 12 |
verb |
fasten, fix with pointed object |
attach, hit, pin, pound, join, secure, beat, bind, sock, drive, strike, hold |
| nail
| 4 |
verb |
fasten, fix with pointed object |
tack, whack, spike, hammer |
| nail
| 5 |
verb |
capture, arrest |
catch, secure, seize, bag, collar |
| nail
| 8 |
verb |
capture, arrest |
hook, nab, apprehend, pinch, get, detain, take, prehend |
| naive
| 8 |
adj |
childlike, trusting |
innocent, simple, fresh, natural, open, original, plain, square |
| naive
| 37 |
adj |
childlike, trusting |
sincere, ignorant, unsophisticated, aboveboard, artless, callow, candid, countrified, credulous, forthright, frank, green, guileless, gullible, harmless, impulsive, ingenuous, innocuous, instinctive, jejune, patsy, spontaneous, sucker, unaffected, unpretentious, unschooled, unsuspecting, untaught, unworldly, virgin, lamb, simple-minded, wide-eyed, confiding, like a babe in the woods, unjaded, unsuspicious |
| name
| 9 |
noun |
title given to something, someone |
term, brand, style, label, signature, sign, head, tag, heading |
| name
| 34 |
noun |
title given to something, someone |
flag, nickname, surname, rubric, moniker, cognomen, agnomen, pseudonym, appellation, handle, epithet, denomination, autograph, monogram, designation, alias, sobriquet, nom de guerre, nom de plume, pen name, pet name, trade name, patronymic, eponym, namesake, matronymic, agname, autonym, compellation, nomen, place name, prenomen, proper name, stage name |
| name
| 7 |
noun |
fame, distinction |
note, reputation, character, credit, praise, report, honor |
| name
| 5 |
noun |
fame, distinction |
rep, renown, esteem, repute, eminence |
| name
| 4 |
noun |
celebrity |
star, personality, somebody, hero |
| name
| 9 |
noun |
celebrity |
luminary, notable, lion, entertainer, notability, big name, superstar, headliner, celeb |
| name
| 12 |
verb |
give a title |
call, identify, term, title, style, label, characterize, tag, entitle, ticket, classify, define |
| name
| 10 |
verb |
give a title |
dub, nickname, designate, nomenclature, denominate, christen, baptize, cognominate, give a handle, put tag on |
| name
| 22 |
verb |
choose, designate |
appoint, elect, make, list, declare, recognize, mention, identify, suggest, announce, cite, select, slot, index, remark, instance, mark, commission, tag, classify, tap, specify |
| name
| 13 |
verb |
choose, designate |
nominate, peg, signify, connote, delegate, tab, denote, single out, refer to, pin down, point to, put down for, put finger on |
| nap
| 5 |
noun |
short, light sleep |
pause, nod, spot, rest, break |
| nap
| 11 |
noun |
short, light sleep |
intermission, catnap, interlude, doze, respite, shuteye, siesta, snooze, forty winks, microsleep, few z's |
| nap
| 8 |
noun |
grain of material |
fiber, feel, down, outside, pile, surface, tooth, weave |
| nap
| 8 |
noun |
grain of material |
wale, grit, warp, roughness, smoothness, weft, woof, shag |
| nap
| 5 |
verb |
take a short, light sleep |
relax, nod, rest, sleep, rack |
| nap
| 11 |
verb |
take a short, light sleep |
catnap, doze, snooze, drop off, drowse, catch forty winks, get some shut-eye, nod off, take a siesta, take a snooze, grab some z's |
| narrow
| 16 |
adj |
confined, restricted |
precise, limited, tight, thin, small, exclusive, set, close, fine, select, spare, shrunken, near, fixed, pent, contracted |
| narrow
| 24 |
adj |
confined, restricted |
slim, definite, precarious, slender, cramped, scanty, strait, confining, scant, tapering, taper, exiguous, meager, paltry, determinate, attenuated, circumscribed, constricted, pinched, compressed, tapered, threadlike, incapacious, linear |
| narrow
| 4 |
adj |
intolerant, small-minded |
biased, conservative, partial, conventional |
| narrow
| 11 |
adj |
intolerant, small-minded |
narrow-minded, reactionary, prejudiced, bigoted, dogmatic, illiberal, inexorable, inflexible, obdurate, parochial, hidebound |
| narrow
| 2 |
adj |
cheap, stingy |
close, mean |
| narrow
| 5 |
adj |
cheap, stingy |
tight, mercenary, avaricious, ungenerous, scrimpy |
| narrow
| 4 |
verb |
reduce, simplify |
diminish, tighten, limit, contract |
| narrow
| 3 |
verb |
reduce, simplify |
circumscribe, constrict, taper |
| natal
| 10 |
adj |
innate, inherent |
natural, indigenous, real, constitutional, essential, fundamental, wild, original, genuine, inherited |
| natal
| 15 |
adj |
innate, inherent |
endemic, built-in, congenital, hereditary, inborn, inbred, ingrained, instinctive, intrinsic, inveterate, connate, connatural, implanted, inwrought, unacquired |
| natal
| 21 |
adj |
normal, everyday |
logical, legitimate, reasonable, ordinary, usual, essential, common, constant, familiar, universal, general, regular, characteristic, uniform, native, anticipated, consistent, indigenous, inherent, prevailing, typical |
| natal
| 22 |
adj |
normal, everyday |
innate, instinctive, commonplace, probable, accustomed, congenital, customary, habitual, inborn, intuitive, involuntary, prevalent, spontaneous, uncontrolled, connatural, typic, counted on, ingenerate, looked for, matter-of-course, relied on, unacquired |
| national
| 14 |
adj |
concerning a country with a |
civil, ethnic, domestic, internal, social, public, royal, general, state, sweeping, home, native, political, widespread |
| national
| 13 |
adj |
concerning a country with a |
communal, governmental, sovereign, vernacular, imperial, inland, politic, societal, nationwide, interstate, federal, countrywide, government civic |
| nationalism
| 7 |
noun |
extreme devotion to a belief or nation |
fanaticism, narrowness, jingoism, zealotry, bellicism, ethnocentricity, fanatical patriotism |
| nationalism
| 1 |
noun |
love of one's country |
loyalty |
| nationalism
| 4 |
noun |
love of one's country |
allegiance, chauvinism, flag-waving, public spirit |
| nationalist
| 1 |
noun |
person who loves his or her country |
volunteer |
| nationalist
| 8 |
noun |
person who loves his or her country |
partisan, loyalist, flag-waver, jingoist, patrioteer, good citizen, statesperson, ultranationalist |
| nationality
| 6 |
noun |
place of birth |
origin, society, community, country, race, nation |
| nationality
| 6 |
noun |
place of birth |
allegiance, body politic, native land, ethnic group, citizenship, political home |
| native
| 10 |
adj |
innate, inherent |
natural, indigenous, real, constitutional, essential, fundamental, wild, original, genuine, inherited |
| native
| 16 |
adj |
innate, inherent |
endemic, built-in, congenital, hereditary, inborn, inbred, ingrained, instinctive, intrinsic, inveterate, connate, connatural, natal, implanted, inwrought, unacquired |
| native
| 11 |
adj |
domestic, home |
indigenous, belonging, national, primary, local, original, from, internal, municipal, regional, related |
| native
| 9 |
adj |
domestic, home |
primitive, homegrown, endemic, aboriginal, vernacular, autochthonous, homemade, inland, primeval |
| native
| 4 |
noun |
person born in the country in which he/she dwells |
national, citizen, ancient, local |
| native
| 7 |
noun |
person born in the country in which he/she dwells |
inhabitant, dweller, aborigine, aboriginal, autochthon, indigene, home towner |
| natural science
| 6 |
noun |
physical science |
biology, physics, chemistry, life sciences, pure science, science of matter |
| nature
| 19 |
noun |
character, disposition |
humor, description, quality, essence, personality, type, mood, constitution, like, point, being, makeup, drift, texture, stuff, features, score, traits, attributes |
| nature
| 13 |
noun |
character, disposition |
heart, individuality, outlook, meat, essentiality, complexion, temperament, temper, individualism, bottom line, name of game, name of tune, nature of beast |
| nature
| 15 |
noun |
type, kind |
sort, style, description, variety, character, way, structure, category, figure, cast, color, brand, framework, shape, species |
| nature
| 4 |
noun |
type, kind |
ilk, conformation, anatomy, stripe |
| nature
| 9 |
noun |
earth, creation |
environment, world, landscape, view, generation, universe, forest, country, setting |
| nature
| 8 |
noun |
earth, creation |
scenery, outdoors, countryside, macrocosm, cosmos, seascape, megacosm, natural history |
| navel
| 4 |
adj |
of the navel |
umbilical, omphalic, umbilicate, umbilicated |
| navy
| 1 |
noun |
fleet |
vessels |
| navy
| 9 |
noun |
fleet |
armada, flotilla, merchant marine, warships, argosy, marine defense, naval force, sea force, sea power |
| necessary
| 16 |
adj |
essential |
fundamental, required, crucial, needed, vital, significant, basic, prime, binding, chief, pressing, principal, compelling, elementary, specified, wanted |
| necessary
| 22 |
adj |
essential |
unavoidable, mandatory, urgent, indispensable, imperative, paramount, decisive, cardinal, expedient, requisite, prerequisite, compulsory, de rigueur, exigent, momentous, obligatory, quintessential, needful, all-important, bottom-line, incumbent on, name of game |
| necessary
| 2 |
adj |
inevitable |
certain, assured |
| necessary
| 13 |
adj |
inevitable |
imminent, unavoidable, fated, ineluctable, inescapable, inexorable, infallible, undeniable, ineludible, inerrant, inevasible, returnless, unescapable |
| neck
| 1 |
noun |
narrow connector |
collar |
| neck
| 6 |
noun |
narrow connector |
strait, cape, cervix, scruff, nape, isthmus |
| need
| 13 |
noun |
want, requirement |
use, right, wish, commitment, demand, obligation, duty, longing, weakness, charge, occasion, essential, must |
| need
| 10 |
noun |
want, requirement |
urgency, exigency, extremity, requisite, compulsion, devoir, committal, desideratum, ought, the urge |
| need
| 3 |
noun |
poverty |
lack, want, shortage |
| need
| 15 |
noun |
poverty |
impecuniousness, distress, pennilessness, privation, extremity, destitution, deprivation, inadequacy, indigence, paucity, neediness, insufficiency, poorness, impoverishment, penury |
| need
| 4 |
noun |
emergency; pressing lack |
obligation, want, necessity, shortage |
| need
| 5 |
noun |
emergency; pressing lack |
urgency, deficiency, insufficiency, inadequacy, exigency |
| need
| 11 |
verb |
want something |
desire, require, lack, demand, claim, miss, hunger, wish, long, pine, exact |
| need
| 32 |
verb |
want something |
call for, covet, necessitate, thirst, hanker, lust, crave, yearn, do without, be deficient, be deprived, be down and out, be hard up, be in need of, be in want, be inadequate, be needy, be poor, be short, be without, die for, drive for, feel a dearth of, feel the necessity for, feel the pinch, go hungry, have occasion for, have occasion to, have use for, hurt for, suffer privation, yen for |
| needle
| 5 |
verb |
tease, annoy |
bother, question, worry, provoke, examine |
| needle
| 24 |
verb |
tease, annoy |
bedevil, bait, nag, taunt, pester, goad, irritate, quiz, hector, irk, tweak, prod, badger, aggravate, prick, rile, sting, nettle, harass, gnaw, plague, ruffle, spur, ride |
| negative
| 8 |
adj |
bad, contradictory |
weak, resisting, opposing, removed, against, refusing, denying, rejecting |
| negative
| 36 |
adj |
bad, contradictory |
unfavorable, adverse, pessimistic, gloomy, jaundiced, contrary, con, antagonistic, balky, colorless, counteractive, cynical, detrimental, nugatory, repugnant, unenthusiastic, uninterested, unwilling, resistive, recusant, anti, dissenting, invalidating, disallowing, neutralizing, abrogating, annulling, contravening, naysaying, impugning, disavowing, nullifying, gainsaying, dissentient, privative, unaffirmative |
| negative
| 1 |
noun |
contradiction |
denial |
| negative
| 4 |
noun |
contradiction |
refutation, nay, refusal, disavowal |
| neglect
| 1 |
noun |
disregard |
slight |
| neglect
| 17 |
noun |
disregard |
disrespect, carelessness, indifference, oversight, inadvertence, laxness, inattention, disdain, inconsideration, thoughtlessness, laxity, scorn, delinquency, heedlessness, coolness, unconcern, disregardance |
| neglect
| 2 |
noun |
failure, default |
delay, chaos |
| neglect
| 17 |
noun |
failure, default |
carelessness, lapse, dereliction, oversight, negligence, slackness, omission, remissness, dilapidation, slovenliness, laxness, laxity, forgetfulness, delinquency, limbo, pretermission, neglectfulness |
| neglect
| 7 |
verb |
be indifferent, leave alone |
overlook, ignore, discount, reject, dismiss, slight, condemn |
| neglect
| 30 |
verb |
be indifferent, leave alone |
spurn, underestimate, disregard, despise, affront, disdain, slur, scant, detest, depreciate, scorn, rebuff, brush aside, brush off, pass by, pass over, shrug off, pretermit, have nothing to do with, laugh off, let go, live with, make light of, not care for, pass up, pay no attention to, pay no mind, tune out, keep at arm's length, keep one's distance |
| neglect
| 5 |
verb |
fail to do; forget |
overlook, skip, dismiss, suspend, miss |
| neglect
| 27 |
verb |
fail to do; forget |
disregard, discard, bypass, trifle, defer, omit, skimp, overpass, elide, evade, procrastinate, shirk, postpone, pass over, overleap, be careless, be derelict, be irresponsible, be negligent, be remiss, gloss over, let pass, let slide, look the other way, lose sight of, not trouble oneself, think little of |
| negligence
| 1 |
noun |
carelessness |
failure |
| negligence
| 12 |
noun |
carelessness |
disregard, oversight, neglect, laxity, laxness, inattention, thoughtlessness, forgetfulness, heedlessness, neglectfulness, inattentiveness, unpreparedness |
| negotiable instrument
| 2 |
noun |
transferable money |
bill, paper |
| negotiable instrument
| 3 |
noun |
transferable money |
bill of exchange, commercial paper, negotiable paper |
| negotiation
| 8 |
noun |
bargaining |
conference, transaction, discussion, agreement, compromise, meeting, debate, intervention |
| negotiation
| 5 |
noun |
bargaining |
arbitration, diplomacy, mediation, consultation, colloquy |
| nephew
| 11 |
noun |
male human |
father, brother, son, guy, fellow, husband, sir, gentleman, grandfather, spouse, boyfriend |
| nephew
| 6 |
noun |
male human |
beau, papa, swain, he, Mr., uncle |
| nephew
| 9 |
noun |
member of a family |
father, sibling, mother, cousin, folk, connection, blood, folks, relation |
| nephew
| 18 |
noun |
member of a family |
agnate, cognate, uncle, niece, aunt, grandparents, sister-in-law, stepbrother, mother-in-law, kinsperson, sib, stepparent, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, father-in-law, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| nephew
| 9 |
noun |
relative |
sibling, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection, relation |
| nephew
| 20 |
noun |
relative |
agnate, cognate, kinswoman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, stepparent, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, uncle, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, aunt, stepbrother, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| nephew
| 9 |
noun |
relative |
sibling, relation, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection |
| nephew
| 20 |
noun |
relative |
agnate, cognate, kinsman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, uncle, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, aunt, stepbrother, stepparent, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| nerve
| 12 |
noun |
daring, boldness |
confidence, courage, determination, spirit, force, energy, assumption, might, sauce, cheek, will, resolution |
| nerve
| 37 |
noun |
daring, boldness |
heart, stomach, grit, fortitude, vigor, gameness, gall, presumption, spunk, chutzpah, endurance, guts, crust, bravery, coolness, assurance, fearlessness, impudence, brazenness, impertinence, temerity, backbone, pluck, firmness, intrepidity, brass, moxie, mettle, effrontery, hardihood, face, audacity, steadfastness, insolence, intestinal fortitude, hardiness, starch |
| nerve
| 3 |
verb |
strengthen, hearten |
steel, encourage, cheer |
| nerve
| 7 |
verb |
strengthen, hearten |
invigorate, embolden, fortify, inspirit, animate, brace, enhearten |
| nervous
| 11 |
adj |
anxious, fearful |
afraid, concerned, weak, shy, bothered, disturbed, sensitive, shrinking, troubled, upset, worried |
| nervous
| 40 |
adj |
anxious, fearful |
shaky, apprehensive, irritable, volatile, agitated, hysterical, jumpy, uneasy, uptight, tense, timid, hesitant, skittish, edgy, jittery, annoyed, fussy, distressed, excitable, fidgety, fitful, high-strung, nervy, neurotic, on edge, overwrought, querulous, restive, snappish, solicitous, taut, timorous, unstrung, wired, twitchy, spooked, basket case, flustered, ruffled, unrestful |
| nervous system
| 1 |
noun |
central nervous system |
nerves |
| nervous system
| 6 |
noun |
central nervous system |
nerve system, neurology, peripheral nervous system, sense organs, sensorium, sensory apparatus |
| nest
| 1 |
noun |
home |
refuge |
| nest
| 8 |
noun |
home |
burrow, den, lair, aerie, roost, haunt, hideaway, breeding ground |
| net
| 6 |
adj |
profiting |
exclusive, clear, remaining, final, pure, excluding |
| net
| 5 |
adj |
profiting |
after deductions, after taxes, irreducible, take-home, undeductible |
| net
| 5 |
noun |
mesh, web |
screen, network, cloth, netting, fabric |
| net
| 6 |
noun |
mesh, web |
lace, lattice, lacework, reticulum, openwork, tracery |
| net
| 2 |
verb |
capture |
trap, catch |
| net
| 7 |
verb |
capture |
nab, entangle, bag, ensnare, hook, enmesh, lasso |
| net
| 5 |
verb |
gain after expenses |
earn, profit, clear, make, realize |
| net
| 4 |
verb |
gain after expenses |
accumulate, bring in, reap, clean up |
| network
| 15 |
noun |
system of connections |
web, chain, system, organization, net, structure, fabric, arrangement, complex, fiber, weave, jungle, netting, screening, tracks |
| network
| 21 |
noun |
system of connections |
grid, convolution, nexus, plexus, wattle, circuitry, crisscross, maze, labyrinth, mesh, artery, grill, patchwork, hookup, reticulation, wiring, grillwork, reticule, interconnections, tessellation, checkerboard |
| network
| 2 |
verb |
to socialize for professional or personal gain |
associate, meet |
| network
| 7 |
verb |
to socialize for professional or personal gain |
mingle, hobnob, circulate, schmooze, make contacts, meet and greet, rub elbows |
| neutral
| 6 |
adj |
impartial, noncommittal |
calm, cool, clinical, collected, easy, relaxed |
| neutral
| 30 |
adj |
impartial, noncommittal |
disinterested, evenhanded, fair-minded, uninvolved, unbiased, uncommitted, inactive, undecided, nonaligned, indifferent, nonpartisan, aloof, detached, disengaged, dispassionate, impersonal, inert, nonchalant, on the fence, unconcerned, unprejudiced, pacifistic, noncombatant, bystanding, middle-of-road, nonbelligerent, nonparticipating, on sidelines, poker-faced, unaligned |
| neutral
| 2 |
adj |
flat, dull to senses |
vague, abstract |
| neutral
| 11 |
adj |
flat, dull to senses |
achromatic, vanilla, intermediate, drab, colorless, expressionless, indeterminate, indistinct, indistinguishable, undefined, toneless |
| new
| 16 |
adj |
recent, fresh |
late, different, modern, unusual, contemporary, current, strange, unique, original, advanced, recent, distinct, latest, novel, unknown, unlike |
| new
| 31 |
adj |
recent, fresh |
state-of-the-art, unfamiliar, brand-new, au courant, dissimilar, fashionable, inexperienced, modernistic, modish, newfangled, now, spick-and-span, topical, ultramodern, unaccustomed, unseasoned, unskilled, unspoiled, untouched, untrained, untried, unused, up-to-date, virgin, youthful, cutting-edge, dewy, just out, neoteric, uncontaminated, untrodden |
| new
| 10 |
adj |
additional |
fresh, other, more, another, else, extra, farther, further, increased, added |
| new
| 1 |
adj |
additional |
supplementary |
| new
| 3 |
adj |
modernized, restored |
improved, altered, changed |
| new
| 5 |
adj |
modernized, restored |
renewed, revived, redesigned, refreshed, regenerated |
| new
| 2 |
adv |
recently |
newly, lately |
| new
| 4 |
adv |
recently |
afresh, anew, freshly, of late |
| newcomer
| 6 |
noun |
person who has just arrived in area |
outsider, stranger, foreigner, immigrant, arrival, alien |
| newcomer
| 16 |
noun |
person who has just arrived in area |
novice, beginner, neophyte, rookie, tenderfoot, settler, novitiate, maverick, colt, greenhorn, new kid on the block, latecomer, Johnny-come-lately, blow-in, incomer, late arrival |
| news
| 22 |
noun |
information, revelation |
announcement, story, advice, account, broadcast, statement, report, message, data, rumor, communication, scandal, recognition, knowledge, intelligence, discovery, description, telling, copy, cable, release, headlines |
| news
| 24 |
noun |
information, revelation |
word, disclosure, hearsay, telegram, tidings, dispatch, telecast, narration, leak, specification, enlightenment, recital, scoop, cognizance, bulletin, exposé, news flash, itemization, particularization, communiqué, eye-opener, front-page news, lowdown, the goods |
| nice
| 18 |
adj |
likable, agreeable |
kind, good, fair, superior, swell, welcome, winning, lovely, friendly, approved, attractive, becoming, charming, favorable, gentle, helpful, inviting, pleasant |
| nice
| 27 |
adj |
likable, agreeable |
cordial, okay, admirable, amiable, commendable, considerate, courteous, decorous, delightful, genial, gracious, ingratiating, kindly, nifty, obliging, peachy, pleasurable, polite, prepossessing, seemly, well-mannered, winsome, ducky, copacetic, fine and dandy, simpatico, unpresumptuous |
| nice
| 18 |
adj |
precise, neat, refined |
trim, right, particular, fine, minute, accurate, becoming, careful, correct, critical, decent, delicate, distinguishing, exact, exacting, proper, strict, subtle |
| nice
| 27 |
adj |
precise, neat, refined |
dainty, tidy, hairsplitting, befitting, choosy, conforming, cultured, discerning, discriminating, fastidious, finicky, fussy, genteel, meticulous, persnickety, picky, respectable, rigorous, scrupulous, seemly, squeamish, trivial, virtuous, well-bred, finespun, finical, finicking |
| night
| 4 |
noun |
part of day after sundown and before sunrise |
midnight, evening, darkness, dark |
| night
| 20 |
noun |
part of day after sundown and before sunrise |
duskiness, gloom, nighttime, eventide, blackness, nightfall, twilight, obscurity, dim, witching hour, bedtime, black, after dark, after hours, before dawn, dark hours, dead of night, dusk to dawn, nighttide, pitch dark |
| nightmare
| 6 |
noun |
bad dream or experience |
horror, fantasy, dream, vision, trial, illusion |
| nightmare
| 8 |
noun |
bad dream or experience |
ordeal, hallucination, fancy, torment, incubus, tribulation, phantasm, succubus |
| nipples
| 2 |
noun |
front of upper body |
chest, front |
| nipples
| 7 |
noun |
front of upper body |
bosom, bust, nipple, udder, mammilla, teat, mammary glands |
| no
| 1 |
interj |
not |
negative |
| no
| 7 |
interj |
not |
nix, never, absolutely not, by no means, no way, not at all, not by any means |
| no
| 4 |
adv |
negative |
nix, nay, never, not |
| noble
| 2 |
adj |
aristocratic |
gentle, titled |
| noble
| 6 |
adj |
aristocratic |
patrician, imperial, kingly, highborn, queenly, wellborn |
| noble
| 11 |
adj |
dignified, excellent |
great, extraordinary, imposing, grand, distinguished, brilliant, liberal, big, generous, impressive, remarkable |
| noble
| 33 |
adj |
dignified, excellent |
virtuous, splendid, magnificent, charitable, benevolent, worthy, honorable, humane, gracious, high-minded, dignified, lofty, upright, august, elevated, beneficent, benign, courtly, eminent, first-rate, magnanimous, meritorious, preeminent, refined, reputable, stately, sublime, supreme, sympathetic, tolerant, bounteous, cultivated, great-hearted |
| noble
| 4 |
noun |
member of royal or important family |
count, gentleman, peer, lady |
| noble
| 16 |
noun |
member of royal or important family |
aristocrat, patrician, royalty, lord, emperor, prince, empress, blue blood, duke, archduchess, archduke, countess, gentlewoman, princess, duchess, silk stocking |
| nobleman
| 5 |
noun |
peer |
aristocrat, lord, royalty, noble, blueblood |
| nobleman
| 3 |
noun |
man of noble birth |
count, gentleman, peer |
| nobleman
| 17 |
noun |
man of noble birth |
aristocrat, patrician, emperor, noble, baron, valet, knight, lord, prince, marquis, duke, earl, archduke, magnifico, grandee, baronet, viscount |
| nod
| 9 |
noun |
gesture of the head |
permission, greeting, bow, signal, acceptance, indication, yes, sign, dip |
| nod
| 5 |
noun |
gesture of the head |
acknowledgment, salute, affirmative, beckon, inclination |
| nod
| 14 |
verb |
gesture with head |
respond, acknowledge, greet, bow, bend, dip, consent, signal, sign, recognize, indicate, duck, approve, agree |
| nod
| 7 |
verb |
gesture with head |
salute, concur, acquiesce, curtsy, assent, beckon, say yes |
| nod
| 2 |
verb |
fall asleep |
drift, sleep |
| nod
| 8 |
verb |
fall asleep |
droop, slump, nap, doze, drowse, be sleepy, become inattentive, drift off |
| node
| 2 |
noun |
bud |
swelling, growth |
| node
| 9 |
noun |
bud |
knob, bulge, protuberance, lump, clot, bump, knot, nodule, burl |
| noise
| 12 |
noun |
sound that is loud or not harmonious |
cry, explosion, crash, blast, shot, ring, row, shouting, boom, yelling, talk, drumming |
| noise
| 44 |
noun |
sound that is loud or not harmonious |
roar, cacophony, commotion, buzz, turbulence, clamor, bellow, discord, blare, hullabaloo, racket, thud, fanfare, babel, disquietude, disquiet, hubbub, detonation, squawk, fuss, babble, bedlam, eruption, clang, peal, hoo-ha, fracas, clatter, jangle, din, yelp, tumult, bang, pandemonium, uproar, outcry, boisterousness, caterwauling, bewailing, stridency, fireworks, lamentation, sonance, uproariousness |
| noisy
| 3 |
adj |
very loud and unharmonious in sound |
jumping, booming, screaming |
| noisy
| 29 |
adj |
very loud and unharmonious in sound |
cacophonous, vociferous, rambunctious, rowdy, clamorous, boisterous, strident, riotous, blatant, deafening, disorderly, obstreperous, piercing, raspy, tumultous/tumultuous, turbulent, uproarious, blusterous, chattering, clangorous, clattery, ear-popping, ear-splitting, loudmouth, rackety, raising Cain, raising the roof, strepitous, turned up |
| nominate
| 24 |
verb |
designate, select |
appoint, suggest, elect, name, propose, submit, draft, choose, decide, recommend, tap, assign, present, slot, term, intend, offer, make, commission, call, purpose, tender, specify, mean |
| nominate
| 9 |
verb |
designate, select |
elevate, slate, denominate, proffer, empower, put up, tab, cognominate, put down for |
| nomination
| 7 |
noun |
appointment for responsibility |
selection, choice, election, suggestion, recommendation, proposal, naming |
| nomination
| 1 |
noun |
appointment for responsibility |
designation |
| nonentity
| 3 |
noun |
nonexistent thing |
nothing, zero, nobody |
| nonentity
| 4 |
noun |
nonexistent thing |
cipher, zilch, nonexistence, small fry |
| nonentity
| 2 |
noun |
nullity |
nothing, nobody |
| nonentity
| 2 |
noun |
nullity |
cipher, upstart |
| nonsense
| 3 |
noun |
craziness, ridiculousness |
joke, jazz, fun |
| nonsense
| 44 |
noun |
craziness, ridiculousness |
madness, silliness, babble, bunk, folly, stupidity, foolishness, drivel, rubbish, baloney, gibberish, trash, absurdity, bananas, balderdash, scrawl, jest, rot, rashness, irrationality, thoughtlessness, poppycock, palaver, bombast, claptrap, giddiness, imprudence, bull, pretense, prattle, scribble, hogwash, ranting, tripe, fatuity, hooey, senselessness, flightiness, inanity, hot air, mumbo jumbo, soft soap, ludicrousness, jive |
| noodle
| 4 |
noun |
head |
upstairs, skull, brain, poll |
| noodle
| 15 |
noun |
head |
belfry, attic, crown, dome, cranium, noggin, scalp, pate, gray matter, think tank, coconut, noddle, thinker, top story, upper story |
| norm
| 8 |
noun |
average, standard |
pattern, rule, measure, model, scale, medium, type, mean |
| norm
| 8 |
noun |
average, standard |
benchmark, criterion, par, median, gauge, yardstick, touchstone, barometer |
| normal
| 13 |
adj |
common, usual |
natural, traditional, regular, routine, ordinary, typical, average, general, standard, mean, acknowledged, conventional, popular |
| normal
| 11 |
adj |
common, usual |
orderly, commonplace, median, accustomed, customary, habitual, methodical, prevalent, run-of-the-mill, unexceptional, typic |
| normal
| 6 |
adj |
sane, rational |
healthy, whole, reasonable, sound, right, together |
| normal
| 9 |
adj |
sane, rational |
cool, compos mentis, lucid, right-minded, wholesome, well-adjusted, all there, in good health, in one's right mind |
| north
| 3 |
adv |
toward the top pole of the earth |
northern, cold, frozen |
| north
| 11 |
adv |
toward the top pole of the earth |
arctic, northerly, tundra, polar, boreal, northward, hyperborean, northbound, northmost, septentrional, toward North Pole |
| nose
| 17 |
noun |
smelling organ of animate being |
snout, beak, muzzle, snoot, proboscis, bill, nares, nostrils, adenoids, schnoz, snuffer, horn, sniffer, sneezer, whiffer, olfactory nerves, smeller |
| nose
| 4 |
verb |
detect, search |
scent, examine, mouse, smell |
| nose
| 6 |
verb |
detect, search |
pry, sniff, snoop, inspect, meddle, busybody |
| note
| 16 |
noun |
symbol, often used in reference to music |
character, tone, sign, flat, scale, natural, figure, degree, pitch, interval, mark, step, indication, key, representation, sharp |
| note
| 2 |
noun |
symbol, often used in reference to music |
token, lick |
| note
| 6 |
noun |
attention, heed |
remark, notice, observation, regard, mind, mark |
| note
| 2 |
noun |
attention, heed |
cognizance, observance |
| note
| 18 |
verb |
observe, perceive |
remark, indicate, notice, write, mention, see, view, clock, register, spot, discover, mark, record, dig, enter, catch, document, distinguish |
| note
| 14 |
verb |
observe, perceive |
transcribe, denote, heed, discern, descry, designate, put down, take in, get a load of, get an eyeful, jot down, pick up on, set down, write down |
| notebook
| 4 |
noun |
writing tablet |
pad, diary, journal, log |
| notebook
| 9 |
noun |
writing tablet |
binder, daybook, workbook, blotter, scratch pad, exercise book, loose-leaf notebook, memo book, spiral notebook |
| nothing
| 5 |
noun |
emptiness |
nobody, scratch, zero, blank, wind |
| nothing
| 31 |
noun |
emptiness |
nullity, nihility, extinction, nonexistence, trifle, zip, diddly, naught, void, nix, cipher, crumb, obliteration, bagatelle, aught, nothingness, annihilation, oblivion, zilch, nonentity, insignificancy, nought, nonbeing, zippo, shutout, duck egg, fly speck, goose egg, no thing, not anything, zot |
| notice
| 14 |
noun |
observation |
note, consideration, attention, care, respect, remark, regard, mind, understanding, mark, thought, grasp, ear, concern |
| notice
| 4 |
noun |
observation |
observance, apprehension, heed, cognizance |
| notice
| 21 |
noun |
announcement, information |
advice, comment, story, picture, instruction, criticism, order, note, warning, poster, news, review, communication, sign, tip, cue, score, intelligence, clue, remark, comments |
| notice
| 23 |
noun |
announcement, information |
memorandum, directive, notification, memo, manifesto, proclamation, advertisement, handbill, admonition, caution, critique, enlightenment, circular, know, intimation, declaration, goods, caveat, write-up, squib, info, lowdown, whole story |
| notice
| 14 |
verb |
observe, perceive |
detect, acknowledge, recognize, regard, spot, note, see, catch, remark, clock, mind, mark, distinguish, refer |
| notice
| 13 |
verb |
observe, perceive |
discern, heed, dig, advert, espy, allude, descry, make out, take in, look at, flash on, get a load of, pick up on |
| notion
| 29 |
noun |
belief, idea |
impression, concept, conception, knowledge, sentiment, perception, image, understanding, thought, assumption, suggestion, opinion, approach, view, consciousness, insight, twist, imagination, angle, hint, flash, cue, awareness, clue, consideration, spark, judgment, indication, wind |
| notion
| 13 |
noun |
belief, idea |
intuition, inkling, comprehension, telltale, inclination, slant, penetration, intimation, wrinkle, apprehension, discernment, conceit, intellection |
| notion
| 4 |
noun |
whim, desire |
wish, impulse, humor, imagination |
| notion
| 4 |
noun |
whim, desire |
conceit, fancy, caprice, inclination |
| notorious
| 8 |
adj |
known for a trait, often an |
well-known, popular, wanted, prominent, leading, noted, obvious, patent |
| notorious
| 16 |
adj |
known for a trait, often an |
flagrant, blatant, infamous, dishonorable, disreputable, glaring, opprobrious, overt, questionable, scandalous, shady, shameful, undisputed, wicked, ill-famed, unadmirable one belled |
| noun
| 2 |
noun |
nominal |
common noun, proper noun |
| novel
| 10 |
adj |
new, original |
different, unusual, strange, innovative, unique, odd, contemporary, recent, fresh, rare |
| novel
| 17 |
adj |
new, original |
offbeat, peculiar, avant-garde, now, singular, atypical, funky, modernistic, newfangled, uncommon, unfamiliar, at cutting edge, breaking new ground, far cry, just out, neoteric, new-fashioned |
| novel
| 5 |
noun |
fictional book |
story, fiction, tale, narrative, romance |
| novel
| 8 |
noun |
fictional book |
yarn, prose, best-seller, paperback, novella, novelette, potboiler, cliff-hanger |
| nuclear
| 20 |
adj |
main, principal; in the middle |
key, important, fundamental, basic, significant, essential, prime, dominant, center, radical, primary, middle, chief, master, ruling, leading, interior, mean, inner, outstanding |
| nuclear
| 21 |
adj |
main, principal; in the middle |
paramount, pivotal, salient, median, intermediate, cardinal, midway, equidistant, focal, foremost, inmost, mid, overriding, predominant, umbilical, axial, centric, centroidal, middlemost, midmost, omphalic |
| nuclear
| 9 |
adj |
central, middle physically |
close, constitutional, essential, familiar, inherent, inside, interior, internal, intimate |
| nuclear
| 5 |
adj |
central, middle physically |
focal, intestinal, intrinsic, inward, innermore |
| nuclear
| 14 |
adj |
basic, natural |
biological, prime, living, necessary, constitutional, primary, original, fundamental, essential, principal, inherent, live, structural, vital |
| nuclear
| 11 |
adj |
basic, natural |
primitive, integral, animate, basal, elemental, innate, anatomical, amoebic, biotic, cellular, plasmic |
| nucleic acid
| 5 |
noun |
deoxyribonucleic acid |
heredity, RNA, gene, chromosome, genetic code |
| nude
| 8 |
adj |
without clothes, covering |
naked, raw, skin, bare, exposed, stripped, uncovered, peeled |
| nude
| 19 |
adj |
without clothes, covering |
bald, au naturel, stark, unclad, undressed, dishabille, bare-skinned, buck naked, disrobed, garmentless, in birthday suit, in the altogether, stark-naked, unattired, unclothed, undraped, wearing only a smile, without a stitch, in one's skin |
| nuisance
| 9 |
noun |
annoyance; annoying person |
offense, bore, terror, pill, headache, pain, trouble, bother, problem |
| nuisance
| 26 |
noun |
annoyance; annoying person |
gadfly, louse, irritation, creep, nudge, nag, exasperation, blister, infliction, inconvenience, drag, plague, bum, insect, frump, irritant, botheration, pest, drip, vexation, pain in the neck, pester, besetment, pesterer, botherment, poor excuse |
| number
| 10 |
noun |
unit of the mathematical system |
sum, total, figure, count, prime, symbol, character, sign, fraction, representation |
| number
| 15 |
noun |
unit of the mathematical system |
digit, emblem, cipher, cardinal, numeral, statistic, ordinal, googol, numerator, integer, denominator, folio, decimal, chiffer, whole number |
| number
| 14 |
noun |
aggregate, bunch |
product, many, company, collection, volume, amount, lot, estimate, total, sum, quantity, crowd, plenty, whole |
| number
| 14 |
noun |
aggregate, bunch |
abundance, throng, horde, totality, plenitude, jillion, slew, flock, conglomeration, multitude, umpteen, caboodle, zillion, manifoldness |
| number
| 12 |
verb |
count, calculate |
include, estimate, total, account, run, sum, amount, tale, add, computer, come, tell |
| number
| 19 |
verb |
count, calculate |
tally, tote, reckon, enumerate, aggregate, numerate, figure in, run down, add up, count heads, count noses, count off, figure out, keep tabs, run into, run to, take account of, tick off, tote up |
| nun
| 1 |
noun |
woman in religious order |
sister |
| nun
| 8 |
noun |
woman in religious order |
vestal, mother superior, anchorite, prioress, postulant, abbess, canoness, religious woman |
| nurse
| 2 |
noun |
person who tends to sick, cares for someone |
assistant, therapist |
| nurse
| 12 |
noun |
person who tends to sick, cares for someone |
attendant, medic, registered nurse, caretaker, RN, sitter, minder, baby sitter, foster parent, nurse practitioner, practical nurse, wet nurse |
| nurse
| 17 |
verb |
care for, tend |
feed, further, humor, sit, support, father, encourage, foster, treat, forward, preserve, attend, serve, promote, advance, mother, aid |
| nurse
| 26 |
verb |
care for, tend |
nourish, vaccinate, cradle, pamper, immunize, cultivate, inoculate, cherish, indulge, irradiate, baby-sit, harbor, medicate, succor, nurture, wait on, keep an eye on, take care of, look after, keep alive, keep tabs on, minister to, see to, take charge of, watch out for, watch over |
| nurse
| 2 |
verb |
give milk, usually from breast |
feed, suck |
| nurse
| 10 |
verb |
give milk, usually from breast |
nourish, cradle, nurture, suckle, wet-nurse, lactate, dry-nurse, bottle-feed, breast-feed, give suck |
| nursery
| 3 |
noun |
child's room |
playroom, preschool, creche |
| nurture
| 10 |
noun |
development, nourishment |
feed, discipline, training, provisions, food, instruction, diet, education, care, rearing |
| nurture
| 9 |
noun |
development, nourishment |
nutriment, victuals, subsistence, provender, upbringing, sustenance, viands, breeding, edibles |
| nurture
| 15 |
verb |
feed, care for |
discipline, educate, develop, raise, provide, train, support, back, tend, school, foster, sustain, nurse, instruct, rear |
| nurture
| 7 |
verb |
feed, care for |
bolster, nourish, uphold, cherish, cultivate, bring up, nursle |
| nut
| 1 |
noun |
seed of fruit, vegetable |
stone |
| nut
| 4 |
noun |
seed of fruit, vegetable |
kernel, achene, caryopsis, utricle |
| nut
| 16 |
noun |
crazy, overenthusiastic person |
screwball, freak, lunatic, fanatic, eccentric, crackpot, bigot, maniac, loony, zealot, crank, fiend, non compos mentis, bedlamite, dement, harebrain |
| oak
| 11 |
noun |
stage, building for performance |
arena, barn, deck, drama, hall, house, movie, room, scene, site, boards |
| oak
| 15 |
noun |
stage, building for performance |
amphitheater, auditorium, cinema, coliseum, hippodrome, locale, opera house, assembly hall, concert hall, drive-in, footlights, movie house, odeum, playhouse, show hall |
| oak
| 11 |
noun |
stage |
arena, room, movie, site, scene, drama, house, hall, deck, barn, boards |
| oak
| 16 |
noun |
stage |
opera house, theatre, cinema, amphitheater, auditorium, locale, coliseum, hippodrome, concert hall, playhouse, movie house, drive-in, footlights, assembly hall, odeum, show hall |
| oak
| 4 |
noun |
type of plug |
stop, float, seal, close |
| oak
| 7 |
noun |
type of plug |
plug, spike, stopper, phellem, bobber, stopple, shive |
| obedient
| 6 |
adj |
well-behaved; submissive |
devoted, loyal, resigned, willing, yielding, honoring |
| obedient
| 35 |
adj |
well-behaved; submissive |
faithful, compliant, deferential, docile, subservient, dutiful, attentive, respectful, acquiescent, amenable, biddable, complaisant, controllable, duteous, governable, obeisant, obliging, observant, pliant, regardful, reverential, tame, tractable, law-abiding, docious, on a string, sheeplike, under control, venerating, well-trained, wrapped around finger, at one's beck and call, in one's clutches, in one's pocket, in one's power |
| obese
| 2 |
adj |
very overweight |
fat, heavy |
| obese
| 13 |
adj |
very overweight |
corpulent, fleshy, gross, plump, porcine, portly, pudgy, rotund, stout, adipose, avoirdupois, outsize, paunchy |
| obey
| 14 |
verb |
conform, give in |
execute, accept, observe, embrace, comply, respond, perform, serve, mind, submit, keep, answer, follow, agree |
| obey
| 29 |
verb |
conform, give in |
heed, surrender, carry out, accord, accede, concur, acquiesce, discharge, assent, fulfill, abide by, knuckle under, toe the line, adhere to, live by, act upon, be loyal to, be ruled by, bow to, do as one says, do what is expected, do what one is told, get in line, give way, hold fast, play second fiddle, take orders, do one's bidding, do one's duty |
| object
| 14 |
noun |
thing able to be seen/felt/perceived |
body, substance, phenomenon, commodity, matter, item, something, article, bulk, entity, volume, mass, reality, fact |
| object
| 7 |
noun |
thing able to be seen/felt/perceived |
gadget, widget, doohickey, doodad, thingamajig, gizmo, whatchamacallit |
| object
| 18 |
noun |
purpose, use |
design, target, function, motive, end, goal, point, wish, idea, duty, mark, aim, intention, reason, intent, objective, mission, view |
| object
| 2 |
noun |
purpose, use |
end in view, end purpose |
| object
| 4 |
noun |
aim, recipient |
target, focus, victim, receiver |
| object
| 3 |
noun |
aim, recipient |
zero, butt, ground zero |
| object
| 11 |
verb |
disagree, argue against |
protest, criticize, oppose, complain, cross, except, storm, dispute, frown, rail, challenge |
| object
| 29 |
verb |
disagree, argue against |
balk, discountenance, grouse, dissent, disapprove, rant, rave, tangle, crab, gripe, kick, squawk, disesteem, expostulate, spurn, deprecate, disavow, demur, inveigh, remonstrate, take on, be displeased, discommend, go-one-on-one, make a stink, mix it up with, raise objection, sound off, take exception |
| objection
| 10 |
noun |
argument, disagreement |
criticism, exception, question, challenge, difficulty, protest, doubt, opposition, shrinking, kick |
| objection
| 31 |
noun |
argument, disagreement |
grievance, rejection, displeasure, unwillingness, reluctance, disapproval, dissatisfaction, discontent, stink, hesitation, revilement, gripe, remonstration, declination, dislike, cavil, squawk, disesteem, censure, scruple, odium, disinclination, protestation, demur, disapprobation, remonstrance, niggle, repugnancy, demurral, counter-argument, demurring |
| objective
| 5 |
adj |
fair, impartial |
cold, straight, cool, judicial, just |
| objective
| 17 |
adj |
fair, impartial |
disinterested, evenhanded, open-minded, dispassionate, unbiased, equitable, detached, nonpartisan, impersonal, unemotional, unprejudiced, uninvolved, like it is, nondiscriminatory, strictly business, uncolored, unprepossessed |
| objective
| 9 |
noun |
aim, goal |
intention, ambition, purpose, target, end, object, mission, mark, design |
| objective
| 4 |
noun |
aim, goal |
aspiration, zero, end in view, ground zero |
| obligation
| 28 |
noun |
responsibility |
duty, accountability, requirement, right, necessity, constraint, understanding, commitment, contract, agreement, liability, trust, promise, burden, need, debt, bond, conscience, business, engagement, charge, part, call, occasion, place, cause, dues, must |
| obligation
| 11 |
noun |
responsibility |
onus, restraint, IOU, debit, chit, compulsion, committal, devoir, accountableness, due bill, ought |
| obscure
| 9 |
adj |
not easily understood |
mysterious, complicated, vague, confusing, involved, hidden, dark, deep, incredible |
| obscure
| 35 |
adj |
not easily understood |
enigmatic, ambiguous, cryptic, esoteric, arcane, occult, concealed, dim, abstruse, doubtful, far-out, hazy, illegible, illogical, impenetrable, incomprehensible, inconceivable, indecisive, indefinite, indeterminate, indistinct, inexplicable, inscrutable, insoluble, intricate, opaque, recondite, unaccountable, unbelievable, unclear, undefined, unfathomable, unintelligible, clear as mud, enigmatical |
| obscure
| 4 |
adj |
cloudy, shadowy |
faint, clouded, dark, dense |
| obscure
| 18 |
adj |
cloudy, shadowy |
murky, dim, veiled, dusk, dusky, gloomy, indistinct, shady, somber, tenebrous, caliginous, umbrageous, obfuscated, blurred, fuliginous, lightless, unilluminated, unlit |
| obscure
| 18 |
adj |
out-of-the-way, little-known |
rare, unknown, distant, mysterious, odd, remote, minor, blind, retired, close, covered, hidden, removed, dark, deep, far, invisible, secret |
| obscure
| 33 |
adj |
out-of-the-way, little-known |
enigmatic, secluded, cryptic, irrelevant, humble, esoteric, inaccessible, undisclosed, arcane, secretive, undistinguished, abstruse, cabalistic, devious, inconspicuous, inglorious, lonesome, lowly, nameless, oracular, recondite, reticent, solitary, unheard-of, unimportant, unseen, unsung, far-off, sequestered, orphic, seldom seen, unhonored, unnoted |
| obscure
| 12 |
verb |
conceal, hide |
blind, confuse, mask, cover, cloud, wrap, fog, screen, shadow, gray, shade, block |
| obscure
| 37 |
verb |
conceal, hide |
dim, darken, disguise, muddy, overshadow, camouflage, shroud, belie, block out, blur, eclipse, misrepresent, veil, murk, becloud, mist, bedim, equivocate, cloak, haze, falsify, pettifog, blear, adumbrate, overcast, stonewall, obfuscate, con, double-talk, fuzz, gloom, cover up, overcloud, befog, cloud the issue, muddy the waters, throw up smoke screen |
| observation
| 28 |
noun |
attention, scrutiny |
information, remark, review, conclusion, study, experience, research, note, perception, examination, investigation, measurement, consideration, surveillance, inspection, knowledge, view, notice, watching, regard, mind, search, mark, overlook, check, noticing, monitoring, recognizing |
| observation
| 9 |
noun |
attention, scrutiny |
probe, cognition, supervision, detection, heedfulness, cognizance, estimation, once-over, ascertainment |
| observation
| 8 |
noun |
comment on something scrutinized |
note, remark, reflection, thought, finding, opinion, saying, mention |
| observation
| 11 |
noun |
comment on something scrutinized |
commentary, pronouncement, crack, comeback, mouthful, wisecrack, utterance, annotation, catch phrase, obiter dictum, say so |
| observer
| 2 |
noun |
spectator |
viewer, witness |
| observer
| 9 |
noun |
spectator |
bystander, onlooker, watcher, beholder, eyewitness, looker, looker-on, gaper, gazer |
| obsolete
| 6 |
adj |
no longer in use, in vogue |
ancient, dated, dead, gone, old, old-fashioned |
| obsolete
| 33 |
adj |
no longer in use, in vogue |
antiquated, archaic, outmoded, out-of-date, antediluvian, antique, bygone, discarded, done for, dusty, extinct, fossil, kaput, moldy, moth-eaten, out, passé, stale, superannuated, superseded, timeworn, unfashionable, anachronistic, dead and gone, dinosaur, disused, had it, has-been, horse and buggy, old-hat, old-school, out-of-fashion, outworn |
| obstacle
| 7 |
noun |
impediment, barrier |
restriction, difficulty, mountain, catch, bar, check, block |
| obstacle
| 24 |
noun |
impediment, barrier |
stumbling block, hardship, obstruction, handicap, bump, interference, snag, hurdle, hindrance, hitch, interruption, traverse, clog, encumbrance, rub, hang-up, hamper, joker, vicissitude, crimp, Catch-22, booby trap, disincentive, monkey wrench |
| obstinacy
| 2 |
noun |
stubbornness |
determination, purpose |
| obstinacy
| 3 |
noun |
stubbornness |
reluctance, tenacity, obstinance |
| obstinate
| 5 |
adj |
stubborn, determined |
dogged, convinced, firm, hard, resolved |
| obstinate
| 37 |
adj |
stubborn, determined |
tenacious, steadfast, unyielding, inflexible, intransigent, recalcitrant, dogmatic, willful, adamant, headstrong, hardened, cantankerous, contradictory, contrary, contumacious, heady, immovable, indomitable, intractable, mulish, obdurate, opinionated, persistent, pertinacious, perverse, pigheaded, refractory, relentless, restive, unalterable, unflinching, unmanageable, dead set on, locked in, opinionative, self-willed, strong-minded |
| obtain
| 28 |
verb |
get, acquire |
retrieve, secure, win, have, recover, access, take, achieve, reach, gain, realize, purchase, earn, seize, receive, gather, collect, capture, accomplish, invade, cop, effect, inherit, pocket, occupy, score, grab, save |
| obtain
| 26 |
verb |
get, acquire |
attain, glean, pick up, procure, reap, nab, corral, hoard, snag, wangle, annex, compass, salvage, fetch, chalk up, come by, drum up, get at, lay up, beg borrow or steal, get hold of, gobble up, make use of, scrape together, scrape up, get one's hands on |
| obvious
| 14 |
adj |
apparent, understandable |
accessible, evident, clear, visible, distinct, bright, explicit, exposed, open, patent, plain, precise, prominent, public |
| obvious
| 29 |
adj |
apparent, understandable |
pronounced, discernible, noticeable, overt, undeniable, unmistakable, indisputable, self-evident, palpable, glaring, straightforward, conspicuous, barefaced, conclusive, lucid, manifest, observable, perceivable, perceptible, self-explanatory, transparent, unconcealed, distinguishable, unsubtle, recognizable, clear as a bell, in evidence, standing out, undisguised |
| occasion
| 14 |
noun |
chance |
opening, incident, possibility, moment, time, opportunity, use, show, season, excuse, convenience, demand, need, instant |
| occasion
| 3 |
noun |
chance |
shot, occurrence, break |
| occasion
| 16 |
noun |
reason, cause |
incident, ground, purpose, circumstance, basis, motivation, foundation, influence, motive, excuse, right, call, necessity, obligation, grounds, prompting |
| occasion
| 6 |
noun |
reason, cause |
antecedent, provocation, justification, warrant, inducement, determinant |
| occasion
| 12 |
noun |
event, happening |
affair, episode, circumstance, time, moment, experience, scene, incident, celebration, instant, happening, while |
| occasion
| 6 |
noun |
event, happening |
thing, milestone, go, occurrence, milepost, goings-on |
| occasion
| 12 |
verb |
make happen, bring about |
do, prompt, inspire, create, move, influence, effect, produce, provoke, cause, generate, persuade |
| occasion
| 11 |
verb |
make happen, bring about |
breed, engender, muster, induce, elicit, evoke, hatch, originate, work up, give rise to, lead to |
| occupation
| 13 |
noun |
profession, business |
affair, activity, do, calling, slot, work, trade, job, craft, pursuit, post, employment, line |
| occupation
| 19 |
noun |
profession, business |
dodge, play, hang, game, moonlight, thing, racket, vocation, lick, daily grind, line of work, métier, rat race, walk of life, grindstone, chosen work, day gig, nine-to-five, what one is into |
| occupation
| 6 |
noun |
control, possession |
settlement, ownership, use, residence, holding, title |
| occupation
| 6 |
noun |
control, possession |
habitation, occupancy, tenancy, tenure, inhabitancy, inhabitation |
| occupation
| 4 |
noun |
seizure, takeover |
invasion, attack, capture, entering |
| occupation
| 3 |
noun |
seizure, takeover |
conquest, subjugation, foreign rule |
| occupational
| 5 |
adj |
pertaining to work |
business, career, employment, professional, work |
| occupational
| 2 |
adj |
pertaining to work |
job-related, vocational |
| occupy
| 11 |
verb |
be busy with |
employ, involve, attend, fill, busy, entertain, absorb, utilize, engage, interest, soak |
| occupy
| 12 |
verb |
be busy with |
take up, immerse, amuse, preoccupy, engross, monopolize, divert, tie up, be active with, be concerned with, hold attention, keep busy |
| occupy
| 14 |
verb |
reside; use |
own, sit, keep, cover, stay, maintain, involve, remain, hold, establish, fill, people, utilize, possess |
| occupy
| 12 |
verb |
reside; use |
populate, take up, inhabit, permeate, pervade, ensconce, dwell, tenant, be established, be in command, be in residence, live in |
| occupy
| 5 |
verb |
seize, take over |
capture, keep, hold, invade, obtain |
| occupy
| 4 |
verb |
seize, take over |
conquer, overrun, garrison, take possession |
| ocean
| 6 |
noun |
very large body of water |
tide, pond, sea, deep, sink, main |
| ocean
| 12 |
noun |
very large body of water |
puddle, blue, drink, briny, brine, high seas, salt water, seaway, seven seas, bounding main, briny deep, Davy Jones's locker |
| odd
| 6 |
adj |
miscellaneous, various |
different, casual, chance, occasional, random, varied |
| odd
| 11 |
adj |
miscellaneous, various |
accidental, contingent, fluky, fortuitous, fragmentary, incidental, irregular, periodic, sundry, odd-lot, seasonal |
| odd
| 10 |
adj |
single, unmatched; uneven |
additional, alone, individual, left, lonely, over, remaining, sole, spare, exceeding |
| odd
| 10 |
adj |
single, unmatched; uneven |
irregular, leftover, lone, singular, solitary, surplus, over and above, unconsumed, unitary, unpaired |
| offend
| 11 |
verb |
displease, insult |
disturb, shock, upset, hurt, anger, provoke, pain, jar, slight, wound, sin |
| offend
| 31 |
verb |
displease, insult |
annoy, exasperate, aggrieve, horrify, sicken, irritate, outrage, rile, antagonize, sting, disgust, gall, repulse, disoblige, affront, miff, trespass, slur, vex, nauseate, pique, distress, repel, snub, disgruntle, nettle, fret, zing, transgress, be disagreeable, turn one off |
| offender
| 3 |
noun |
perpetrator |
suspect, convict, criminal |
| offender
| 13 |
noun |
perpetrator |
delinquent, culprit, felon, lawbreaker, malefactor, crook, wrongdoer, con, jailbird, transgressor, sinner, guilty party, guilty person |
| offense
| 4 |
noun |
violation, trespass |
crime, sin, fault, wrong |
| offense
| 10 |
noun |
violation, trespass |
infraction, misdemeanor, transgression, misdeed, wrongdoing, breach, malfeasance, lapse, peccadillo, delinquency |
| offense
| 8 |
noun |
insult, displeasure |
assault, injury, attack, harm, battery, aggression, slight, hurt |
| offense
| 22 |
noun |
insult, displeasure |
onslaught, blitz, slam, snub, put-down, onset, injustice, outrage, indignation, blitzkrieg, hit, indignity, affront, dig, push, black eye, left-handed compliment, assailment, zinger, mugging, dirty dig, slap in the face |
| offense
| 4 |
noun |
anger, hard feelings |
explosion, fit, needle, scene |
| offense
| 16 |
noun |
anger, hard feelings |
annoyance, tantrum, tizzy, wrath, pique, indignation, umbrage, conniption, flare-up, displeasure, miff, huff, resentment, ire, outburst, wounded feelings |
| offensive
| 7 |
adj |
disrespectful, insulting; displeasing |
horrible, shocking, gross, cutting, evil, biting, terrible |
| offensive
| 36 |
adj |
disrespectful, insulting; displeasing |
distasteful, obnoxious, embarrassing, rude, abhorrent, objectionable, abusive, reprehensible, irritating, outrageous, repulsive, annoying, repugnant, repellent, foul, detestable, disagreeable, discourteous, dreadful, ghastly, grisly, hideous, impertinent, insolent, invidious, nauseating, odious, off-color, opprobrious, revolting, rotten, stinking, uncivil, unmannerly, horrid, offending |
| offensive
| 3 |
adj |
attacking |
aggressive, assaulting, invading |
| offensive
| 2 |
adj |
attacking |
belligerent, assailing |
| offensive
| 5 |
noun |
attack |
invasion, assault, aggression, push, drive |
| offensive
| 3 |
noun |
attack |
onslaught, onset, assailment |
| offer
| 6 |
noun |
proposal, suggestion |
action, bid, attempt, essay, tender, presentation |
| offer
| 10 |
noun |
proposal, suggestion |
overture, hit, submission, pitch, feeler, proposition, pass, rendition, endeavor, propoundment |
| offer
| 21 |
verb |
present, propose for acceptance |
give, extend, grant, provide, suggest, show, award, afford, submit, allow, donate, display, exhibit, advance, pose, bid, move, press, tender, sacrifice, volunteer |
| offer
| 16 |
verb |
present, propose for acceptance |
accord, ply, propound, proffer, furnish, come forward, hold out, put up, be at service, make available, place at disposal, put forth, put forward, put on the market, put up for sale, lay at one's feet |
| offer
| 6 |
verb |
propose |
suggest, submit, cite, present, advance, advise |
| offer
| 5 |
verb |
propose |
adduce, proposition, allege, make a motion, make a pitch |
| offer
| 5 |
verb |
try |
seek, essay, struggle, undertake, attempt |
| offer
| 3 |
verb |
try |
assay, endeavor, strive |
| office
| 23 |
noun |
business, responsibility |
service, work, commission, job, station, place, post, function, duty, capacity, appointment, province, spot, responsibility, charge, connection, role, performance, situation, obligation, trust, employment, occupation |
| office
| 2 |
noun |
business, responsibility |
berth, billet |
| office
| 12 |
noun |
place of business |
building, shop, center, facility, agency, factory, bureau, department, suite, store, room, warehouse |
| office
| 5 |
noun |
place of business |
setup, cave, foundry, workstation, salt mines |
| officer
| 11 |
noun |
person who has high position in |
official, deputy, executive, manager, agent, director, chief, representative, leader, head, President |
| officer
| 9 |
noun |
person who has high position in |
civil servant, dignitary, bureaucrat, magistrate, appointee, public servant, officeholder, functionary, organization administrator |
| officer
| 5 |
noun |
person in law enforcement |
detective, captain, police, deputy, cop |
| officer
| 10 |
noun |
person in law enforcement |
police officer, sheriff, badge, arm, flatfoot, noncom, sergeant, centurion, black and white, mounty |
| official
| 20 |
adj |
authorized, legitimate |
precise, fitting, valid, proper, formal, real, positive, approved, cleared, correct, decided, endorsed, established, legitimate, licensed, ordered, recognized, sanctioned, suitable, true |
| official
| 18 |
adj |
authorized, legitimate |
authoritative, definite, conclusive, okay, cathedral, accredited, authentic, bona fide, canonical, ceremonious, customary, decisive, ex officio, orthodox, rightful, authenticated, certified, ex cathedra |
| official
| 15 |
noun |
person representing organization |
administrator, representative, minister, executive, commissioner, agent, director, manager, officer, leader, secretary, governor, President, boss, brains |
| official
| 25 |
noun |
person representing organization |
civil servant, bureaucrat, premier, comptroller, exec, dignitary, top, magistrate, higher-up, treasurer, incumbent, brass, marshal, big shot, front office, officeholder, CEO, chancellor, mayor, panjandrum, functionary, head person, top brass, top dog, top drawer |
| offset
| 4 |
verb |
counterbalance, compensate |
equal, balance, account, charge |
| offset
| 19 |
verb |
counterbalance, compensate |
outweigh, neutralize, negate, counteract, counterpoise, countervail, redeem, recompense, equalize, requite, equipoise, cancel out, counterpose, allow for, atone for, be equivalent, make amends, make up for, set off |
| offspring
| 7 |
noun |
child, children |
generation, baby, family, young, produce, seed, issue |
| offspring
| 18 |
noun |
child, children |
brood, progeny, heir, cub, descendant, kid, spawn, lineage, scion, bambino, posterity, heredity, succession, offshoot, successor, pup, chip off old block, progeniture |
| oil
| 1 |
verb |
lubricate |
coat |
| oil
| 7 |
verb |
lubricate |
grease, anoint, smear, slick, lard, pomade, lube |
| old
| 11 |
adj |
advanced in age |
gray, ancient, tired, elderly, aged, senior, veteran, exhausted, experienced, seasoned, skilled |
| old
| 26 |
adj |
advanced in age |
decrepit, venerable, mature, fossil, versed, debilitated, grizzled, hoary, impaired, inactive, infirm, matured, olden, senile, superannuated, wasted, along in years, broken down, enfeebled, geriatric, getting on, gray-haired, not young, oldish, over the hill, past one's prime |
| old
| 12 |
adj |
obsolete, outdated |
old-fashioned, former, traditional, original, past, remote, dated, done, early, late, once, sometime |
| old
| 38 |
adj |
obsolete, outdated |
antique, age-old, venerable, crumbling, primitive, old-time, outmoded, antediluvian, relic, bygone, aboriginal, antiquated, archaic, decayed, erstwhile, hackneyed, immemorial, moth-eaten, onetime, out-of-date, passé, primeval, primordial, pristine, rusty, stale, superannuated, unfashionable, unoriginal, worn-out, olden, quondam, cast-off, demode, of old, of yore, oldfangled, time-worn |
| old
| 13 |
adj |
traditional, long-established |
familiar, established, firm, constant, solid, veteran, steady, continuing, enduring, experienced, practiced, skilled, staying |
| old
| 12 |
adj |
traditional, long-established |
age-old, perennial, versed, vintage, hardened, inveterate, lifelong, long-lasting, perpetual, time-honored, long-lived, of long standing |
| old man
| 4 |
noun |
father or husband |
dad, boyfriend, lover, parent |
| old man
| 3 |
noun |
father or husband |
head of the house, male parent, male spouse |
| old man
| 2 |
noun |
an affectionate address |
buddy, friend |
| old man
| 4 |
noun |
an affectionate address |
my friend, old boy, old chap, old fellow |
| old woman
| 3 |
noun |
female marriage partner |
mate, spouse, wife |
| old woman
| 3 |
noun |
female marriage partner |
helpmate, newlywed, newly married woman |
| old woman
| 8 |
noun |
woman |
girl, queen, adult, female, doll, rib, broad, bag |
| old woman
| 25 |
noun |
woman |
matron, empress, bitch, dame, babe, baroness, petticoat, mistress, noblewoman, old lady, missus, sultana, squaw, mare, mama, butterfly, gal, princess, duchess, gentlewoman, countess, old bag, contessa, little woman, queen bee |
| old woman
| 1 |
noun |
one's wife |
mother |
| old woman
| 3 |
noun |
one's wife |
old maid, granny, old dame |
| old woman
| 2 |
noun |
great hindrance |
girlfriend, wife |
| old woman
| 2 |
noun |
great hindrance |
old lady, little woman |
| omen
| 3 |
noun |
sign of something to come |
indication, straw, warning |
| omen
| 14 |
noun |
sign of something to come |
premonition, harbinger, portent, auspice, prognostic, foreboding, augury, prognostication, prophecy, presage, writing on the wall, foretoken, boding, bodement |
| omission
| 14 |
noun |
something forgotten or excluded |
failing, skip, lack, slip, overlook, blank, gap, break, failure, missing, slighting, excluding, ignoring, overlooking |
| omission
| 28 |
noun |
something forgotten or excluded |
exclusion, carelessness, lapse, breach, oversight, inadvertence, neglect, chasm, withholding, preclusion, prohibition, elimination, forgetfulness, default, hiatus, cancellation, lacuna, disregard, repudiation, inadvertency, preterition, pretermission, elision, cutting out, disregardance, leaving out, noninclusion, passing over |
| open
| 22 |
adj |
unfastened, unclosed |
accessible, wide, clear, free, exposed, stripped, cleared, bare, rent, removed, patent, extended, rolling, uncovered, extensive, naked, emptied, unfolded, disclosed, peeled, revealed, expanded |
| open
| 29 |
adj |
unfastened, unclosed |
susceptible, unblocked, unlocked, gaping, agape, airy, ajar, expansive, navigable, passable, spacious, unobstructed, unimpeded, unbarred, unplugged, yawning, uncluttered, vacated, unburdened, unfurled, unbolted, unsealed, dehiscent, made passable, patulous, ringent, spread out, unshut, unstopped |
| open
| 10 |
adj |
accessible; not forbidden |
available, free, appropriate, suitable, public, welcoming, fit, general, permitted, proper |
| open
| 25 |
adj |
accessible; not forbidden |
vacant, employable, operative, admissible, agreeable, allowable, approachable, attainable, obtainable, on tap, practicable, reachable, unconditional, unoccupied, unqualified, unrestricted, usable, open-door, getable, nondiscriminatory, not posted, on deck, securable, to be had, within reach |
| open
| 5 |
adj |
clear, obvious |
visible, plain, apparent, evident, well-known |
| open
| 12 |
adj |
clear, obvious |
frank, avowed, manifest, overt, barefaced, blatant, conspicuous, downright, flagrant, noticeable, unconcealed, undisguised |
| open
| 2 |
adj |
undecided |
controversial, uncertain |
| open
| 17 |
adj |
undecided |
unsettled, moot, ambiguous, arguable, debatable, doubtful, dubious, equivocal, indecisive, problematic, questionable, unresolved, up in the air, dubitable, in question, up for discussion, yet to be decided |
| open
| 6 |
adj |
honest, objective |
fair, free, natural, innocent, plain, objective |
| open
| 25 |
adj |
honest, objective |
impartial, sincere, transparent, candid, receptive, frank, mellow, artless, disinterested, guileless, ingenuous, on the level, open-and-shut, openhearted, straightforward, unbiased, uncommitted, unconcealed, unprejudiced, unreserved, lay it on the line, talking turkey, undisguised, undissembled, up-front |
| open
| 7 |
verb |
begin |
launch, initiate, start, meet, jump, bow, sit |
| open
| 12 |
verb |
begin |
convene, inaugurate, commence, embark, raise the curtain, begin business, get things rolling, kick off, ring in, set in motion, set up shop, start the ball rolling |
| open
| 18 |
verb |
clear, expose; spread |
release, free, expand, disclose, tap, burst, pop, bare, split, crack, slot, separate, gap, unfold, hole, reveal, uncover, display |
| open
| 41 |
verb |
clear, expose; spread |
jimmy, puncture, vent, unlock, unblock, unfasten, gape, unseal, ventilate, fissure, unwrap, broach, unroll, untie, sever, perforate, disrupt, lance, lacerate, undo, yawn, unfurl, penetrate, yawp, rupture, pierce, slit, unclothe, break in, break out, kick in, uncork, unbar, unbolt, bust in, come apart, throw wide, unclose, unlatch, unshut, unstop |
| opera
| 6 |
noun |
great work of writing or music |
product, creation, production, music, piece, composition |
| opera
| 2 |
noun |
great work of writing or music |
magnum opus, oeuvre |
| operation
| 36 |
noun |
movement, working |
affair, use, transaction, force, deal, service, process, work, enterprise, agency, application, procedure, activity, action, effort, trip, exercise, movement, influence, scene, course, employment, motion, proceeding, engagement, labor, performance, play, effect, progress, bit, happening, undertaking, act, doing, exercising |
| operation
| 12 |
noun |
movement, working |
manipulation, deed, exertion, handiwork, workmanship, progression, exploitation, conveyance, instrumentality, transference, ballgame, carrying on |
| operation
| 6 |
noun |
business concern |
affair, transaction, deal, enterprise, undertaking, proceeding |
| operation
| 1 |
noun |
surgical procedure |
surgery |
| operation
| 2 |
noun |
surgical procedure |
excision, biopsy |
| operational
| 6 |
adj |
functional |
ready, practical, useful, working, fit, prepared |
| operational
| 8 |
adj |
functional |
viable, operative, practicable, serviceable, usable, workable, in service, in working order |
| opinion
| 22 |
noun |
belief |
reaction, sentiment, impression, judgment, mind, idea, thought, attitude, assumption, theory, conclusion, speculation, feeling, assessment, notion, view, guess, suspicion, hypothesis, estimate, conception, imagining |
| opinion
| 20 |
noun |
belief |
viewpoint, point of view, inference, supposition, say-so, thesis, surmise, presumption, eye, take, theorem, postulate, persuasion, inclination, conjecture, slant, fancy, presupposition, estimation, think |
| opponent
| 7 |
noun |
person with whom one competes |
enemy, competitor, candidate, rival, player, opposition, match |
| opponent
| 19 |
noun |
person with whom one competes |
foe, challenger, aspirant, adversary, opposer, assailant, bandit, entrant, contestant, antagonist, con, dark horse, disputant, anti, litigant, bidder, counteragent, dissentient, oppugnant |
| oppose
| 22 |
verb |
fight, obstruct |
prevent, deny, face, disagree, attack, fight, resist, protest, argue, debate, dispute, battle, check, cross, combat, expose, assault, encounter, bar, reverse, counter, confront |
| oppose
| 26 |
verb |
fight, obstruct |
defy, assail, withstand, thwart, neutralize, disapprove, bombard, controvert, counterattack, hinder, taunt, gainsay, contradict, take on, call in question, face down, fly in the face of, frown at, not countenance, run counter to, search out, speak against, stand up to, take a stand, take issue, turn the tables |
| oppose
| 7 |
verb |
compare, play off |
face, confront, counter, contrast, array, pit, match |
| oppose
| 3 |
verb |
compare, play off |
vie, counterbalance, set against |
| opposed
| 23 |
adj |
antagonistic |
hostile, opposing, conflicting, crossing, counter, rival, disagreeing, facing, warring, confronting, against, defensive, enemy, opposite, disputed, objecting, battling, protesting, combating, defending, disputing, denying, exposing |
| opposed
| 21 |
adj |
antagonistic |
inimical, averse, antithetical, repelling, clashing, allergic, antipathetic, contrary, incompatible, irreconcilable, restrictive, antonymous, anti, controverting, gainsaying, at cross-purposes, at odds, dissentient, in opposition, obstructive, up against |
| opposite
| 13 |
adj |
unlike, conflicting; completely different |
reversed, independent, reverse, separate, counter, facing, hostile, different, diverse, opposed, differing, contrasted, fronting |
| opposite
| 30 |
adj |
unlike, conflicting; completely different |
antithetical, antagonistic, adverse, contradictory, inverse, obverse, antipodal, contrary, corresponding, crosswise, diametric, dissimilar, inconsistent, inimical, irreconcilable, ornery, polar, repugnant, retrograde, unconnected, unrelated, antipodean, contrapositive, paradoxical, diametrically opposed, flip-side, unalike, unsimilar, violative, vis-à-vis |
| opposite
| 4 |
noun |
something completely unlike |
reverse, counterpart, opposition, contrast |
| opposite
| 18 |
noun |
something completely unlike |
antithesis, contrary, inverse, paradox, obverse, converse, contradiction, foil, antipode, antonym, vice versa, contra, another adverse, antilogy, antipole, other extreme, other side, other side of coin |
| opposition
| 15 |
noun |
obstruction, antagonism |
action, resistance, struggle, violation, competition, defense, brush, combat, contest, engagement, encounter, war, conflict, prevention, confronting |
| opposition
| 29 |
noun |
obstruction, antagonism |
hostility, antithesis, counteraction, clash, disapproval, grapple, contrariety, contention, repugnance, counterattack, defiance, rivalry, fray, duel, warfare, contradistinction, strife, repulsion, aversion, skirmish, con, civil disobedience, contraposition, negativism, unfriendliness, antinomy, obstructiveness, opposure, oppugnancy |
| opposition
| 4 |
noun |
person, people competing |
enemy, rival, rebel, opponent |
| opposition
| 6 |
noun |
person, people competing |
foe, iconoclast, adversary, antagonist, disputant, other side |
| optimism
| 6 |
noun |
state of having positive beliefs |
confidence, expectation, enthusiasm, trust, happiness, cheer |
| optimism
| 19 |
noun |
state of having positive beliefs |
anticipation, certainty, elation, brightness, encouragement, sanguineness, exhilaration, calmness, sureness, easiness, buoyancy, cheerfulness, assurance, rose-colored glasses, idealism, hopefulness, positivism, good cheer, looking on bright side |
| optimistic
| 11 |
adj |
believing positively |
assured, bright, cheering, confident, encouraged, happy, high, hoping, positive, promising, trusting |
| optimistic
| 15 |
adj |
believing positively |
utopian, buoyant, cheerful, expectant, hopeful, idealistic, keeping the faith, merry, on cloud nine, on top of world, ray of sunshine, rose-colored, rosy, sanguine, sunny |
| option
| 15 |
noun |
alternative |
right, choice, benefit, preference, privilege, opportunity, claim, selection, dilemma, advantage, license, grant, pickup, election, franchise |
| option
| 8 |
noun |
alternative |
prerogative, dibs, discretion, free will, druthers, flipside, other side of coin, take it or leave it |
| optional
| 5 |
adj |
possible; available as choice |
alternative, extra, free, open, voluntary |
| optional
| 13 |
adj |
possible; available as choice |
arbitrary, discretionary, elective, unrestricted, volitional, facultative, unforced, discretional, no strings attached, noncompulsory, nonobligatory, not required, up to the individual |
| oracle
| 6 |
noun |
prophecy |
fortune, revelation, prediction, answer, law, vision |
| oracle
| 7 |
noun |
prophecy |
edict, apocalypse, augury, canon, commandment, prognostication, divination |
| oral
| 8 |
adj |
spoken |
vocal, articulate, related, said, verbal, voiced, sounded, told |
| oral
| 12 |
adj |
spoken |
sonant, phonetic, unwritten, uttered, lingual, ejaculatory, narrated, phonated, phonic, recounted, viva voce, word-of-mouth |
| oral sex
| 3 |
noun |
fondling |
kissing, sex, petting |
| oral sex
| 8 |
noun |
fondling |
necking, caress, lovemaking, action, heavy petting, cuddling, making out, sexual activity |
| orange
| 10 |
noun |
combination of red and yellow |
cantaloupe, bittersweet, titian, peach, apricot, coral, salmon, carrot, tangerine, red-yellow |
| orbit
| 9 |
noun |
circuit, revolution |
pattern, path, track, curve, course, circle, lap, round, cycle |
| orbit
| 7 |
noun |
circuit, revolution |
trajectory, rotation, apogee, locus, perigee, ellipse, circumgyration |
| orbit
| 19 |
noun |
influence, domain |
jurisdiction, sweep, course, realm, area, field, department, scope, circle, province, reach, extent, boundary, arena, extension, sphere, career, range, limit |
| orbit
| 9 |
noun |
influence, domain |
purview, radius, ambit, pilgrimage, compass, precinct, circumference, dominion, bounds |
| orchestra
| 2 |
noun |
symphony |
band, group |
| orchestra
| 2 |
noun |
symphony |
ensemble, sinfonietta |
| order
| 25 |
noun |
arrangement, organization |
form, structure, system, rule, regulation, plan, line, procedure, sequence, series, array, adjustment, cast, harmony, pattern, scheme, establishment, composition, scale, placement, method, management, distribution, grouping, ordering |
| order
| 22 |
noun |
arrangement, organization |
classification, procession, symmetry, propriety, disposal, computation, tidiness, categorization, layout, uniformity, disposition, assortment, orderliness, standardization, progression, setup, regularity, neatness, succession, lineup, codification, aligning |
| order
| 7 |
noun |
lawfulness |
control, law, peace, discipline, quiet, calm, integrity |
| order
| 16 |
noun |
lawfulness |
decorum, properness, probity, tranquility, peacefulness, uprightness, propriety, decorousness, suitability, goodness, seemliness, rightness, orderliness, niceness, rectitude, law and order |
| order
| 21 |
noun |
class, status |
position, line, place, set, family, grade, rank, species, slot, estate, station, branch, feather, type, sort, description, degree, nature, genre, kind, cast |
| order
| 12 |
noun |
class, status |
breed, pigeonhole, hierarchy, stripe, ilk, bracket, genus, caste, pecking order, subclass, kidney, taxonomic group |
| order
| 10 |
noun |
command |
instruction, permission, direction, charge, rule, regulation, mandate, law, bidding, dictate |
| order
| 12 |
noun |
command |
decree, directive, injunction, authorization, commandment, word, ordinance, stipulation, precept, behest, say-so, ukase |
| order
| 12 |
noun |
request; purchase agreement |
application, purchase, goods, engagement, bulk, commission, amount, reservation, reserve, booking, quantity, materials |
| order
| 3 |
noun |
request; purchase agreement |
shipment, stipulation, requisition |
| order
| 7 |
noun |
organization |
league, club, company, community, society, association, union |
| order
| 8 |
noun |
organization |
guild, sodality, sect, fraternity, brotherhood, lodge, sorority, sisterhood |
| order
| 17 |
verb |
command, authorize |
hire, buy, direct, require, request, charge, warn, instruct, obtain, tell, engage, secure, bid, book, dictate, enact, reserve |
| order
| 13 |
verb |
command, authorize |
call for, decree, enjoin, prescribe, ordain, adjure, call the shots, rule the roost, apply for, call the signals, contract for, pull strings, send away for |
| order
| 26 |
verb |
arrange, organize |
distribute, place, plan, file, conduct, establish, assign, control, right, manage, array, regulate, index, group, space, pattern, fix, adjust, adapt, classify, locate, routine, line, class, range, settle |
| order
| 25 |
verb |
arrange, organize |
alphabetize, tidy, regiment, tabulate, dispose, catalogue, neaten, standardize, systematize, align, marshal, codify, furnish, lay out, put away, methodize, regularize, formalize, normalize, streamline, line up, put to rights, set guidelines, set in order, sort out |
| ordinary
| 17 |
adj |
common, regular |
traditional, typical, natural, everyday, normal, familiar, routine, general, standard, public, stock, established, frequent, popular, prevailing, settled, usual |
| ordinary
| 7 |
adj |
common, regular |
humdrum, accustomed, customary, habitual, quotidian, run-of-the-mill, wonted |
| ordinary
| 14 |
adj |
average; not distinctive |
conventional, normal, simple, plain, common, fair, familiar, plastic, routine, mean, household, modest, stereotyped, usual |
| ordinary
| 30 |
adj |
average; not distinctive |
unremarkable, humble, generic, mediocre, dull, commonplace, homespun, vanilla, pedestrian, inferior, garden, habitual, indifferent, prosaic, quotidian, run-of-the-mill, second-rate, so-so, undistinguished, uneventful, unexceptional, uninspired, unpretentious, workaday, characterless, garden variety, no great shakes, unmemorable, unnoteworthy, white-bread |
| organ
| 24 |
noun |
means, tool |
forum, ministry, agency, member, instrument, unit, structure, medium, publication, process, way, journal, agent, element, paper, newspaper, magazine, part, vehicle, device, implement, voice, review, channel |
| organ
| 2 |
noun |
means, tool |
mouthpiece, periodical |
| organic
| 14 |
adj |
basic, natural |
biological, prime, living, necessary, constitutional, primary, original, fundamental, essential, principal, inherent, live, structural, vital |
| organic
| 12 |
adj |
basic, natural |
primitive, integral, animate, basal, elemental, innate, nuclear, anatomical, amoebic, biotic, cellular, plasmic |
| organism
| 8 |
noun |
living thing |
structure, animal, creature, being, person, plant, body, entity |
| organism
| 1 |
noun |
living thing |
morphon |
| organization
| 29 |
noun |
arrangement, arranging |
management, grouping, institution, system, planning, design, constitution, regulation, unity, harmony, composition, assembly, format, standard, framework, running, construction, formation, plan, making, structure, organism, method, pattern, situation, whole, assembling, forming, organizing |
| organization
| 12 |
noun |
arrangement, arranging |
symmetry, alignment, disposal, methodology, conformation, configuration, standardization, formulation, coordination, make-up, chemistry, structuring |
| organization
| 32 |
noun |
group bound by interest/work/ goal |
body, league, business, society, corporation, company, industry, club, union, cooperative, team, party, circle, establishment, institution, association, alliance, house, profession, trade, set, trust, concern, combination, crew, machine, squad, combine, outfit, band, coalition, order |
| organization
| 18 |
noun |
group bound by interest/work/ goal |
federation, institute, concord, syndicate, affiliation, sodality, cartel, lodge, sorority, coterie, aggregation, clique, troupe, guild, monopoly, fraternity, confederation, consortium |
| orgasm
| 1 |
noun |
climax |
peak |
| orgasm
| 3 |
noun |
climax |
ejaculation, frenzy, spasm |
| orientation
| 3 |
noun |
introduction, adjustment |
direction, location, position |
| orientation
| 11 |
noun |
introduction, adjustment |
fix, assimilation, adaptation, acclimatization, lay of the land, bearings, familiarization, coordination, breaking in, sense of direction, settling in |
| origin
| 22 |
noun |
cause, basis |
influence, element, motive, source, connection, ancestor, root, producer, spring, agent, seed, roots, author, stock, parent, base, impulse, inspiration, well, principle, occasion, egg |
| origin
| 21 |
noun |
cause, basis |
provenance, ancestry, embryo, creator, wellspring, parentage, generator, germ, fountain, progenitor, inducement, nucleus, inception, antecedent, derivation, provenience, causation, causality, mainspring, determinant, horse's mouth |
| origin
| 11 |
noun |
beginning, inception |
birth, dawning, creation, dawn, introduction, start, foundation, entrance, rise, launch, entry |
| origin
| 20 |
noun |
beginning, inception |
genesis, ingress, outset, initiation, outbreak, inauguration, origination, alpha, emergence, commencement, blast off, square one, nativity, forging, opener, embarkation, day one, early stage, git go, starting point |
| origin
| 4 |
noun |
family, heritage |
birth, blood, stock, beginnings |
| origin
| 8 |
noun |
family, heritage |
lineage, ancestry, descent, parentage, pedigree, extraction, maternity, paternity |
| original
| 12 |
adj |
earliest |
initial, prime, infant, opening, beginning, primary, pioneer, starting, first, early, elementary, genuine |
| original
| 18 |
adj |
earliest |
authentic, aboriginal, primitive, archetypal, autochthonous, embryonic, introductory, primeval, primordial, pristine, rudimentary, inceptive, prototypal, rudimental, commencing, first-hand, underivative, underived |
| original
| 12 |
adj |
fresh, new |
unusual, creative, innovative, novel, sensitive, ready, quick, inspiring, productive, unprecedented, envisioning, conceiving |
| original
| 19 |
adj |
fresh, new |
seminal, imaginative, inventive, unconventional, formative, fertile, ingenious, resourceful, untried, innovatory, devising, avant garde, breaking new ground, causal, causative, demiurgic, generative, innovational, originative |
| original
| 5 |
noun |
standard, prototype |
pattern, model, type, creation, invention |
| original
| 8 |
noun |
standard, prototype |
precursor, novelty, forerunner, exemplar, paradigm, archetype, precedent, coinage |
| original
| 1 |
noun |
person who is eccentric |
character |
| original
| 9 |
noun |
person who is eccentric |
case, oddball, oddity, eccentric, nonconformist, weirdo, queer, anomaly, card |
| orthodox
| 20 |
adj |
accepted, traditional |
acknowledged, approved, conservative, conventional, correct, established, legitimate, official, proper, received, recognized, religious, right, sanctioned, sound, square, standard, straight, true, admitted |
| orthodox
| 19 |
adj |
accepted, traditional |
authoritative, by the numbers, canonical, conformist, customary, devout, die-hard, pious, punctilious, reactionary, rightful, traditionalistic, straight arrow, according to the book, buttoned-down, doctrinal, in line, old-line, well-established |
| other
| 10 |
adj |
additional, added |
new, alternative, more, another, else, extra, farther, fresh, further, spare |
| other
| 2 |
adj |
additional, added |
auxiliary, supplementary |
| other
| 9 |
adj |
different |
diverse, separate, contrasting, distant, distinct, opposite, otherwise, remaining, unlike |
| other
| 7 |
adj |
different |
disparate, dissimilar, divergent, unequal, unrelated, variant, unalike |
| outcast
| 1 |
noun |
person who is unwanted, not accepted |
refugee |
| outcast
| 18 |
noun |
person who is unwanted, not accepted |
vagabond, untouchable, fugitive, castaway, gypsy, rascal, vagrant, tramp, wretch, reprobate, deportee, bum, exile, expatriate, derelict, hobo, displaced person, persona non grata |
| outer
| 7 |
adj |
external, exposed |
alien, beyond, outside, over, remote, surface, without |
| outer
| 10 |
adj |
external, exposed |
exterior, outlying, extraneous, extrinsic, outermost, outward, peripheral, superficial, outmost, exoteric |
| outfit
| 8 |
noun |
set of clothes or equipment |
tackle, costume, clothing, suit, supplies, gear, provisions, kit |
| outfit
| 16 |
noun |
set of clothes or equipment |
garb, rig, apparatus, paraphernalia, rigging, trappings, materiel, wardrobe, outlay, ensemble, machinery, guise, appliances, togs, accoutrements, get-up |
| outfit
| 15 |
noun |
large group; business |
firm, party, set, house, company, enterprise, crew, band, squad, troop, team, organization, establishment, unit, concern |
| outfit
| 4 |
noun |
large group; business |
coterie, corps, clique, troupe |
| outfit
| 9 |
verb |
clothe, equip |
appoint, gear, prepare, supply, provide, suit, provision, arm, stock |
| outfit
| 8 |
verb |
clothe, equip |
drape, tog, accoutre, furnish, turn out, deck out, fit out, rig up |
| outlet
| 9 |
noun |
place or means of escape, release |
channel, opening, tear, escape, break, exit, crack, release, hole |
| outlet
| 11 |
noun |
place or means of escape, release |
orifice, vent, spout, aperture, egress, avenue, nozzle, duct, safety valve, way out, porthole |
| outlet
| 2 |
noun |
store that sells discounted items |
shop, market |
| outlet
| 4 |
noun |
store that sells discounted items |
showroom, factory store, mill store, seconds store |
| outline
| 6 |
noun |
plan, sketch |
summary, framework, draft, drawing, frame, tracing |
| outline
| 15 |
noun |
plan, sketch |
blueprint, synopsis, rundown, layout, skeleton, recapitulation, diagram, floor plan, résumé, rough draft, bare facts, ground plan, main features, rough idea, thumbnail sketch |
| outline
| 3 |
noun |
form, tracing of an object |
shape, profile, figure |
| outline
| 6 |
noun |
form, tracing of an object |
configuration, contour, figuration, silhouette, delineation, conformation |
| outline
| 7 |
verb |
sketch out; plan |
describe, draft, plot, trace, characterize, chart, paint |
| outline
| 10 |
verb |
sketch out; plan |
delineate, lay out, summarize, skeleton, adumbrate, recapitulate, block out, rough out, skeletonize, tell about |
| outlook
| 8 |
noun |
point of view |
attitude, direction, perspective, vision, routine, scope, side, views |
| outlook
| 8 |
noun |
point of view |
viewpoint, angle, slant, standpoint, mind-set, frame of mind, headset, size of it |
| outlook
| 10 |
noun |
probable future |
prospect, risk, expectation, possibility, chance, opportunity, likelihood, opening, prospects, appearances |
| outlook
| 4 |
noun |
probable future |
forecast, probability, law of averages, normal course |
| outlook
| 4 |
noun |
scene, view |
prospect, perspective, sight, aspect |
| outlook
| 4 |
noun |
scene, view |
lookout, vista, panorama, scape |
| output
| 14 |
noun |
something produced |
product, productivity, profit, yield, amount, production, crop, manufacturing, harvest, gain, take, making, producing, achievement |
| output
| 2 |
noun |
something produced |
manufacture, turnout |
| outside
| 11 |
adj |
external |
foreign, farther, out, outdoor, over, surface, alien, extreme, farthest, furthest, outer |
| outside
| 9 |
adj |
external |
exterior, extraneous, outermost, outward, alfresco, apart from, away from, extramural, open-air |
| outside
| 7 |
adj |
slight, slim |
far, small, off, faint, remote, distant, unlikely |
| outside
| 3 |
adj |
slight, slim |
marginal, negligible, slender |
| outside
| 9 |
noun |
exterior; out-of-doors |
front, surface, covering, appearance, face, skin, open, seeming, without |
| outside
| 6 |
noun |
exterior; out-of-doors |
outdoors, facade, sheath, integument, open air, topside |
| oven
| 2 |
noun |
kitchen stove |
stove, range |
| oven
| 6 |
noun |
kitchen stove |
kiln, microwave, microwave oven, roaster, tandoor, kitchen range |
| overall
| 5 |
adj |
complete, general |
comprehensive, global, sweeping, blanket, total |
| overall
| 6 |
adj |
complete, general |
umbrella, inclusive, thorough, long-term, all-embracing, long-range |
| overall
| 6 |
adv |
in general |
everywhere, largely, mainly, mostly, primarily, throughout |
| overall
| 8 |
adv |
in general |
chiefly, principally, all over, everyplace, generally speaking, in the long run, on the whole, predominantly |
| overlook
| 6 |
verb |
disregard, neglect |
ignore, discount, forget, miss, slight, pass |
| overlook
| 13 |
verb |
disregard, neglect |
omit, overpass, disdain, pass by, fail to notice, leave out, leave undone, let fall between the cracks, let go, let slide, make light of, pay no attention, slip up |
| overlook
| 6 |
verb |
make allowances for |
ignore, stomach, forgive, excuse, take, handle |
| overlook
| 22 |
verb |
make allowances for |
disregard, whitewash, condone, bear with, stand for, blink at, go along with, grin and bear it, let bygones be bygones, let go, let pass, live with, look the other way, pay no mind, play past, put up with, roll with punches, swim with the tide, tune out, turn blind eye to, wink at, wipe slate clean |
| overlook
| 7 |
verb |
have a view of something |
dominate, top, oversee, survey, command, mount, view |
| overlook
| 16 |
verb |
have a view of something |
inspect, surmount, look out, look over, look out on, overtop, afford a view, command a view, front on, give on, give upon, have a prospect of, look down, soar above, tower over, watch over |
| overlook
| 4 |
verb |
supervise |
control, boss, oversee, survey |
| overlook
| 3 |
verb |
supervise |
superintend, chaperon, quarterback |
| overview
| 8 |
noun |
survey |
analysis, examination, outline, review, inquiry, study, inspection, view |
| overview
| 11 |
noun |
survey |
audit, sketch, synopsis, critique, scrutiny, syllabus, thumbnail, précis, aperçu, capsulization, pandect |
| overwhelm
| 6 |
verb |
flood, beat physically |
crush, defeat, destroy, overcome, drown, bury |
| overwhelm
| 18 |
verb |
flood, beat physically |
inundate, deluge, rout, overpower, swamp, overrun, engulf, submerge, massacre, win, drub, smother, conquer, overthrow, thrash, overflow, total, whip |
| overwhelm
| 9 |
verb |
astonish, devastate |
disturb, upset, puzzle, shock, confuse, destroy, surprise, overcome, drown |
| overwhelm
| 21 |
verb |
astonish, devastate |
confound, dumbfound, bewilder, overpower, swamp, demoralize, stun, steamroller, floor, wreck, shatter, stagger, kill, downgrade, subordinate, prostrate, bowl over, do in, blow out of the water, render speechless, run circles around |
| owe
| 2 |
verb |
have an obligation |
lost, behind |
| owe
| 17 |
verb |
have an obligation |
incur, ought to, be beholden, be bound, be contracted, be in arrears, be in debt, be indebted, be into one for, be obligated, be under obligation, feel bound, get on credit, have borrowed, in hock, on the tab, run up a bill |
| owl
| 13 |
noun |
person who steals |
crook, thief, robber, prowler, pilferer, cat burglar, housebreaker, safecracker, filcher, midnighter, picklock, porch-climber, sneakthief |
| owl
| 3 |
noun |
person who steals |
criminal, clip, cheat |
| owl
| 33 |
noun |
person who steals |
burglar, sniper, pickpocket, bandit, crook, swindler, pirate, robber, mugger, prowler, hijacker, punk, plunderer, kleptomaniac, pilferer, larcenist, stealer, cat burglar, purloiner, defalcator, larcener, embezzler, spider, housebreaker, moonlighter, lifter, scrounger, shoplifter, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist |
| owl
| 3 |
noun |
stealer |
clip, cheat, criminal |
| owl
| 33 |
noun |
stealer |
hijacker, thief, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, pilferer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, pickpocket, punk, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, moonlighter, lifter, housebreaker, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, spider, defalcator, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist |
| owl
| 3 |
noun |
larcenist |
clip, cheat, criminal |
| owl
| 31 |
noun |
larcenist |
punk, hijacker, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, stealer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, spider, moonlighter, lifter, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, defalcator, housebreaker, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist |
| owl
| 3 |
noun |
larcenist |
cheat, clip, criminal |
| owl
| 31 |
noun |
larcenist |
bandit, burglar, cat burglar, crook, highwayman, hijacker, kleptomaniac, mugger, pickpocket, pilferer, pirate, plunderer, prowler, robber, sniper, stealer, swindler, defalcator, embezzler, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, housebreaker, larcener, lifter, moonlighter, porch climber, scrounger, shoplifter, spider, stickup artist |
| owl
| 3 |
noun |
larcenist |
clip, cheat, criminal |
| owl
| 31 |
noun |
larcenist |
punk, hijacker, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, pilferer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, pickpocket, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, moonlighter, lifter, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, defalcator, housebreaker, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist |
| owner
| 2 |
noun |
person who has possession of |
partner, governor |
| owner
| 15 |
noun |
person who has possession of |
proprietor, holder, squire, heir, possessor, keeper, landowner, purchaser, heritor, sharer, heiress, legatee, heir-apparent, something buyer, titleholder |
| ownership
| 17 |
noun |
possession of property |
control, purchase, partnership, holding, property, claim, use, cut, end, title, residence, purchasing, hand, slice, piece, buying, having |
| ownership
| 9 |
noun |
possession of property |
tenancy, dominion, tenure, proprietorship, occupancy, deed, takeover, possessorship, proprietary rights |
| pace
| 4 |
noun |
steps in walking |
step, clip, measure, walk |
| pace
| 6 |
noun |
steps in walking |
lick, tread, footstep, stride, gait, getalong |
| pace
| 9 |
noun |
speed, tempo of motion |
clip, time, rate, progress, momentum, beat, bounce, motion, movement |
| pace
| 8 |
noun |
speed, tempo of motion |
velocity, celerity, quickness, lick, downbeat, rapidness, swiftness, rapidity |
| pace
| 4 |
verb |
walk back and forth |
march, step, troop, patrol |
| pace
| 11 |
verb |
walk back and forth |
trot, canter, pound, tread, gallop, stride, traipse, hoof, ambulate, foot it, walk up and down |
| pace
| 3 |
verb |
measure by footsteps |
count, step, determine |
| pace
| 2 |
verb |
measure by footsteps |
mark out, step off |
| pacify
| 12 |
verb |
make peaceful; appease |
square, soften, stroke, still, compose, calm, moderate, relieve, qualify, cool, quiet, silence |
| pacify
| 32 |
verb |
make peaceful; appease |
mitigate, placate, assuage, repress, soothe, quell, ameliorate, mollify, allay, tame, subdue, dulcify, grease, lull, propitiate, conciliate, soft-pedal, tranquilize, chasten, sweeten, temper, con, bury the hatchet, butter up, fix up, smooth over, kiss and make up, lay back, make peace, pacificate, put the lid on, take the edge off |
| pack
| 4 |
noun |
kit, package |
equipment, load, burden, outfit |
| pack
| 10 |
noun |
kit, package |
backpack, bundle, luggage, parcel, bale, baggage, knapsack, truss, rucksack, haversack |
| pack
| 18 |
noun |
group, bunch |
crowd, crew, band, pile, gang, lot, collection, barrel, circle, set, deck, mess, company, number, much, troop, press, drove |
| pack
| 13 |
noun |
group, bunch |
throng, horde, swarm, bundle, mob, herd, flock, multiplicity, lump, heap, peck, assemblage, great deal |
| pack
| 10 |
verb |
make ready for transport |
load, gather, bind, collect, store, package, burden, warehouse, tie, bunch |
| pack
| 8 |
verb |
make ready for transport |
stow, bundle, dispose, batch, fasten, brace, get ready, put in order |
| pack
| 12 |
verb |
fill, compact |
load, crowd, bind, stuff, pile, squeeze, insert, contract, push, charge, press, arrange |
| pack
| 20 |
verb |
fill, compact |
lade, throng, cram, wedge, ram, compress, choke, condense, jam, heap, mob, put away, jam-pack, sardine, tamp, chock, drive in, ram in, thrust in, top off |
| pack
| 10 |
verb |
transport, carry |
haul, ride, shoulder, buck, gun, bear, journey, truck, convey, heel |
| pack
| 9 |
verb |
transport, carry |
tote, lug, trek, freight, hump, jag, ferry, piggyback, shlep |
| package
| 18 |
noun |
bundle; whole |
box, container, kit, bag, bottle, load, sack, entity, unit, bunch, pile, lot, combination, burden, trunk, stack, can, pack |
| package
| 14 |
noun |
bundle; whole |
parcel, packet, crate, amalgamation, carton, bale, assortment, luggage, batch, baggage, suitcase, sheaf, tin, biddle |
| packet
| 6 |
noun |
small, often flat, bundle |
container, package, envelope, bag, file, wrapping |
| packet
| 4 |
noun |
small, often flat, bundle |
parcel, wrapper, folder, carton |
| page
| 4 |
noun |
sheet of paper |
leaf, surface, signature, side |
| page
| 3 |
noun |
sheet of paper |
folio, verso, recto |
| page
| 2 |
noun |
person who serves others |
servant, youth |
| page
| 4 |
noun |
person who serves others |
attendant, bellhop, equerry, errand runner |
| page
| 3 |
verb |
call for over communications system |
announce, seek, call |
| page
| 7 |
verb |
call for over communications system |
beep, summon, call out, call the name of, hunt for, preconize, send for |
| page
| 3 |
verb |
mark sheets of document |
count, check, number |
| page
| 2 |
verb |
mark sheets of document |
paginate, foliate |
| pain
| 10 |
noun |
physical suffering |
fever, burn, wound, strain, illness, trouble, injury, hurt, catch, smarting |
| pain
| 28 |
noun |
physical suffering |
cramp, sickness, soreness, agony, irritation, discomfort, torment, misery, twinge, ache, tenderness, spasm, malady, laceration, crick, prick, stitch, torture, throb, gripe, sting, tingle, pang, affliction, paroxysm, throe, convulsion, distress |
| pain
| 7 |
noun |
mental suffering |
anxiety, shock, grief, suffering, worry, hurt, rack |
| pain
| 17 |
noun |
mental suffering |
heartache, agony, sadness, bitterness, torment, misery, woe, anguish, travail, distress, torture, despondency, malaise, tribulation, affliction, wretchedness, martyrdom |
| pain
| 5 |
noun |
problem |
trouble, effort, bother, drag, bore |
| pain
| 7 |
noun |
problem |
irritation, exertion, annoyance, aggravation, pest, nuisance, vexation |
| pain
| 13 |
verb |
bother, trouble |
harm, strain, suffer, worry, injure, bite, wound, smart, punish, hurt, stress, upset, rack |
| pain
| 36 |
verb |
bother, trouble |
distress, afflict, agonize, grieve, sting, rile, torment, vex, gall, anguish, exasperate, convulse, irritate, nick, tingle, irk, annoy, disquiet, prick, torture, sadden, throb, gripe, inflame, discomfort, aggrieve, ache, harrow, chafe, chasten, excruciate, ail, harass, constrain, cut to the quick, hit where one lives |
| painful
| 16 |
adj |
physically or mentally agonizing |
hard, terrible, severe, uncomfortable, awful, difficult, biting, burning, extreme, raw, sensitive, sharp, tender, trying, smarting, hurting |
| painful
| 28 |
adj |
physically or mentally agonizing |
distressing, tedious, troublesome, hurtful, dire, excruciating, distasteful, arduous, unpleasant, agonizing, harrowing, caustic, disagreeable, dreadful, grievous, inflamed, irritated, laborious, piercing, sore, stinging, vexatious, aching, afflictive, tormenting, extremely bad, saddening, throbbing |
| paint
| 5 |
noun |
tinted covering |
oil, color, makeup, flat, coloring |
| paint
| 17 |
noun |
tinted covering |
varnish, enamel, cosmetic, pigment, wax, dye, stain, overlay, rouge, gloss, veneer, latex, acrylic, chroma, greasepaint, tempera, emulsion |
| paint
| 17 |
verb |
apply colored tint, often to make design |
portray, depict, coat, cover, draw, wash, design, decorate, brush, represent, compose, outline, figure, picture, color, shade, draft |
| paint
| 17 |
verb |
apply colored tint, often to make design |
sketch, daub, tint, dye, delineate, stipple, ornament, swab, limn, touch up, fresco, slather, catch a likeness, cover up, gloss over, put on coats, slap on |
| painter
| 4 |
noun |
house painter |
dauber, calciminer, interior decorator, paint-slinger |
| painter
| 8 |
noun |
artist |
illustrator, artisan, craftsman, animator, landscapist, miniaturist, dauber, portrait painter |
| painter
| 1 |
noun |
one who paints |
artist |
| painter
| 2 |
noun |
one who paints |
illustrator, artisan |
| painting
| 7 |
noun |
work of art |
picture, art, canvas, portrait, composition, landscape, representation |
| painting
| 11 |
noun |
work of art |
sketch, depiction, portrayal, likeness, mural, oil painting, cityscape, seascape, abstract design, art work, water color |
| painting
| 4 |
noun |
the act of applying paint |
covering, coating, brushing, decorating |
| painting
| 6 |
noun |
the act of applying paint |
splashing, calcimining, enameling, daubing, airbrushing, varnishing |
| painting
| 8 |
noun |
artwork |
picture, canvas, art, composition, design, portrait, drawing, oil |
| painting
| 3 |
noun |
artwork |
mural, watercolor, seascape |
| pair
| 9 |
noun |
two of something |
combination, couple, two, team, match, span, combine, mates, twins |
| pair
| 10 |
noun |
two of something |
duo, twosome, yoke, brace, duality, combo, dyad, deuce, doublet, two of a kind |
| pair
| 10 |
verb |
make, become a twosome |
marry, mate, combine, join, couple, unite, twin, team, balance, match |
| pair
| 7 |
verb |
make, become a twosome |
wed, bracket, yoke, put together, match up, pair off, pair up |
| palace
| 2 |
noun |
royal or enormous home |
mansion, hall |
| palace
| 7 |
noun |
royal or enormous home |
dwelling, castle, chateau, manor, alcazar, official residence, royal residence |
| palm
| 13 |
verb |
touch, stroke |
try, perceive, sense, manipulate, poke, finger, test, grip, handle, explore, press, squeeze, grasp |
| palm
| 19 |
verb |
touch, stroke |
caress, twiddle, fondle, paw, wield, tickle, grapple, frisk, fumble, ply, palpate, clasp, pinch, clutch, grope, maul, thumb, apperceive, run hands over |
| palm
| 2 |
noun |
strand of material, usually hung |
bays, honors |
| palm
| 6 |
noun |
strand of material, usually hung |
wreath, crown, festoon, laurel, chaplet, coronal |
| palm
| 5 |
noun |
appendage at end of human arm, |
grip, fist, grasp, hold, hook |
| palm
| 9 |
noun |
appendage at end of human arm, |
ham, paw, extremity, fin, shaker, mitt, metacarpus, phalanges, including fingers duke |
| palm
| 25 |
verb |
have in one's hands, possession; grasp |
enjoy, own, seize, keep, arrest, maintain, take, have, carry, occupy, secure, press, embrace, check, cling, grip, hug, handle, contain, stick, catch, squeeze, possess, bind, retain |
| palm
| 30 |
verb |
have in one's hands, possession; grasp |
imprison, detain, clinch, nourish, cherish, vise, fondle, wield, adhere, cradle, restrain, confine, clench, wring, clasp, cleave, withhold, trammel, clutch, enclose, bottle up, hang on, cork up, freeze to, keep close, keep out, lock up, not let go, put a lock on, stay put |
| palm
| 6 |
verb |
give because one does not want it |
eject, foist, work off, palm off, make a pretense of, send forth |
| palm
| 4 |
verb |
steal, embezzle |
cop, borrow, appropriate, take |
| palm
| 18 |
verb |
steal, embezzle |
purloin, filch, swipe, crib, annex, pinch, rob, thieve, pluck, snatch, moonlight, lift, scrounge, snare, liberate, requisition, rip off, walk off with |
| palm
| 7 |
verb |
hide |
plant, secure, screen, cover, paper, deposit, bury |
| palm
| 24 |
verb |
hide |
stow, stash, cache, shroud, conceal, veil, whitewash, stonewall, withhold, disguise, seclude, ensconce, harbor, ditch, finesse, squirrel, cover up, hide out, keep quiet, keep secret, keep to oneself, keep under wraps, stash away, sweep under rug |
| palm
| 32 |
verb |
make physical contact |
handle, pat, rub, tap, reach, feel, stroke, brush, kiss, strike, hit, taste, sweep, examine, tag, glance, border, suck, manipulate, toy, pet, tip, finger, march, communicate, line, join, smooth, contact, neighbor, push, meet |
| palm
| 29 |
verb |
make physical contact |
lick, caress, probe, converge, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, adjoin, frisk, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, palpate, abut, sip, graze, grope, massage, thumb, percuss, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on |
| palm
| 5 |
noun |
physical award |
prize, cup, medal, reminder, ribbon |
| palm
| 15 |
noun |
physical award |
citation, gold, keepsake, crown, souvenir, decoration, memento, memorial, booty, laurels, guerdon, spoils, token, blue ribbon, gold star |
| palm
| 26 |
verb |
touch |
rub, stroke, border, toy, pet, contact, march, kiss, suck, neighbor, tap, feel, sweep, brush, glance, line, manipulate, pat, tip, taste, strike, communicate, reach, join, examine, meet |
| palm
| 34 |
verb |
touch |
abut, probe, converge, caress, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, sip, grope, massage, lick, hit, thumb, percuss, finger, frisk, adjoin, handle, graze, smooth, tag, push, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on |
| palm
| 4 |
noun |
first place |
award, championship, cup, victory |
| palm
| 7 |
noun |
first place |
cordon bleu, crown, decoration, laurels, trophy, first prize, palms |
| pan
| 4 |
noun |
container for cooking food |
sheet, pot, bucket, vessel |
| pan
| 9 |
noun |
container for cooking food |
kettle, casserole, pail, saucepan, frying pan, skillet, roaster, pannikin, double boiler |
| pan
| 8 |
verb |
look, search for over a wide area |
wash, scan, separate, track, move, sweep, swing, follow |
| pan
| 2 |
verb |
look, search for over a wide area |
traverse, sift |
| pan
| 4 |
verb |
criticize strongly |
knock, blame, slam, condemn |
| pan
| 12 |
verb |
criticize strongly |
roast, reprehend, flay, denounce, censure, rap, disparage, hammer, cut up, denunciate, jeer at, review unfavorably |
| pandemic
| 14 |
adj |
universal |
comprehensive, general, regular, common, broad, sweeping, whole, accepted, all, extensive, global, usual, widespread, worldwide |
| pandemic
| 26 |
adj |
universal |
catholic, cosmopolitan, empyrean, generic, total, all-inclusive, astronomical, celestial, cosmic, customary, diffuse, ecumenical, multinational, mundane, omnipresent, planetary, prevalent, stellar, terrestrial, ubiquitous, undisputed, unlimited, unrestricted, worldly, all-embracing, all-over |
| panel
| 10 |
noun |
committee |
forum, cabinet, commission, bureau, board, jury, group, council, consultants, representatives |
| panel
| 2 |
noun |
committee |
tribunal, task force |
| panic
| 8 |
noun |
extreme fright |
rush, confusion, alarm, scare, terror, fear, horror, crush |
| panic
| 10 |
noun |
extreme fright |
dismay, consternation, stampede, trepidation, frenzy, dread, hysteria, jam, agitation, cold feet |
| panic
| 2 |
noun |
sudden drop in value in financial markets |
crash, depression |
| panic
| 4 |
noun |
sudden drop in value in financial markets |
slump, bust, rainy day, Black Monday |
| panic
| 2 |
verb |
become, make afraid or distressed |
scare, alarm |
| panic
| 18 |
verb |
become, make afraid or distressed |
clutch, stampede, unnerve, startle, terrify, chicken out, go to pieces, lose it, overreact, be terror-stricken, become hysterical, come apart, freeze up, have a fit, lose nerve, push panic button, run scared, shake in boots |
| paper
| 6 |
adj |
thin, flimsy |
insubstantial, cardboard, disposable, paper-thin, papery, wafer-thin |
| paper
| 4 |
noun |
newspaper |
news, journal, daily, organ |
| paper
| 3 |
noun |
newspaper |
rag, gazette, weekly |
| paper
| 9 |
noun |
thesis, article |
report, essay, study, script, assignment, analysis, theme, examination, composition |
| paper
| 4 |
noun |
thesis, article |
dissertation, treatise, critique, monograph |
| paper
| 5 |
noun |
material upon which one writes |
sheet, poster, note, pad, card |
| paper
| 12 |
noun |
material upon which one writes |
stationery, rag, parchment, vellum, papyrus, tissue, newsprint, letterhead, filing card, note card, note pad, onion skin |
| paper
| 2 |
verb |
line with material |
hang, cover |
| paper
| 3 |
verb |
line with material |
plaster, wallpaper, paste up |
| parade
| 12 |
noun |
pageant, display |
ceremony, show, ritual, demonstration, shine, march, column, review, train, exhibition, array, line |
| parade
| 10 |
noun |
pageant, display |
procession, spectacle, cavalcade, ostentation, panoply, flaunting, pomp, fanfare, vaunting, autocade |
| parade
| 13 |
verb |
show off; march |
flash, demonstrate, exhibit, reveal, boast, declare, expose, proclaim, publish, air, sport, disclose, display |
| parade
| 12 |
verb |
show off; march |
strut, prance, swagger, brandish, trot out, disport, divulge, brag, flaunt, advertise, vaunt, march in review |
| paradox
| 6 |
noun |
contradiction, puzzle |
mystery, reverse, opposite, error, catch, mistake |
| paradox
| 8 |
noun |
contradiction, puzzle |
oddity, anomaly, enigma, ambiguity, absurdity, inconsistency, nonsense, Catch-22 |
| paragraph
| 15 |
noun |
section of document |
chapter, detail, passage, item, piece, provision, division, head, point, element, matter, portion, part, branch, heading |
| paragraph
| 1 |
noun |
section of document |
clause |
| paragraph
| 13 |
noun |
provision in document |
requirement, section, passage, article, provision, chapter, limitation, point, heading, item, part, rider, condition |
| paragraph
| 11 |
noun |
provision in document |
stipulation, specification, proviso, codicil, joker, kicker, catch, ultimatum, fine print, small print, string attached to something |
| paragraph
| 22 |
noun |
part, article |
information, component, feature, element, thing, piece, point, aspect, news, story, matter, detail, note, notice, particular, report, consideration, bit, account, column, specific, entry |
| paragraph
| 11 |
noun |
part, article |
dispatch, minutia, scrap, novelty, blurb, incidental, scoop, bulletin, write-up, conversation piece, minor point |
| paragraph
| 7 |
noun |
excerpt from document |
sentence, text, section, transition, portion, reading, piece |
| paragraph
| 4 |
noun |
excerpt from document |
verse, clause, quotation, extract |
| paragraph
| 22 |
noun |
subject matter of document |
idea, theme, passage, content, document, body, topic, head, context, point, fundamentals, issue, sentence, argument, motive, matter, words, consideration, line, contents, subject, lines |
| paragraph
| 9 |
noun |
subject matter of document |
wording, verse, quotation, thesis, vocabulary, stanza, extract, main body, motify |
| paragraph
| 2 |
noun |
division |
section, arrangement |
| paragraph
| 1 |
noun |
division |
indention |
| parallel
| 2 |
adj |
aligned, side-by-side |
coordinate, alongside |
| parallel
| 9 |
adj |
aligned, side-by-side |
lateral, equidistant, laterally, coextending, coextensive, extending equally, in the same direction, never meeting, running alongside |
| parallel
| 8 |
adj |
akin, similar |
identical, comparable, correspondent, like, equal, uniform, resembling, alike |
| parallel
| 7 |
adj |
akin, similar |
analogous, complementary, agnate, corresponding, conforming, consonant, matching |
| parallel
| 9 |
noun |
complement, correlation |
comparison, similarity, correspondent, double, equivalent, twin, equal, counterpart, match |
| parallel
| 13 |
noun |
complement, correlation |
corollary, resemblance, analogy, correspondence, likeness, correlate, duplicate, parallelism, analogue, kin, duplication, countertype, homologue |
| parallel
| 5 |
verb |
be alike |
compare, equal, agree, copy, match |
| parallel
| 13 |
verb |
be alike |
imitate, complement, correspond, correlate, conform, assimilate, liken, equate, paragon, collocate, parallelize, collimate, keep pace |
| paralyzed
| 1 |
adj |
insensible |
disabled |
| paralyzed
| 11 |
adj |
insensible |
helpless, crippled, incapacitated, stupefied, benumbed, inactive, inert, nerveless, paralytic, torpid, unmoving |
| parameter
| 5 |
noun |
limit |
framework, restriction, guideline, limitation, constant |
| parameter
| 2 |
noun |
limit |
specification, criterion |
| pardon
| 4 |
noun |
forgiveness |
freeing, excuse, release, grace |
| pardon
| 24 |
noun |
forgiveness |
reprieve, mercy, remission, clemency, amnesty, absolution, allowance, justification, indulgence, exculpation, forbearance, indemnification, condonation, anchor, conciliation, commute, acquittal, vindication, discharge, indemnity, kindness, exoneration, lifeboat, lifesaver |
| pardon
| 9 |
verb |
forgive |
tolerate, excuse, rescue, clear, overlook, free, accept, release, justify |
| pardon
| 22 |
verb |
forgive |
acquit, absolve, discharge, exonerate, reprieve, exculpate, spring, remit, amnesty, condone, liberate, bury the hatchet, let off, write off, lifeboat, blink at, give absolution, grant amnesty, let off easy, suspend charges, wink at, wipe slate clean |
| parent
| 11 |
noun |
person, source of product |
father, mother, origin, center, author, root, source, architect, folks, ancestor, cause |
| parent
| 10 |
noun |
person, source of product |
originator, prototype, creator, forerunner, progenitor, guardian, wellspring, fountainhead, begetter, procreator |
| parental
| 11 |
adj |
having the quality or nature of a parent |
comforting, devoted, gentle, kind, loving, protective, tender, warm, supportive, caring, sheltering |
| parental
| 13 |
adj |
having the quality or nature of a parent |
fatherly, maternal, paternal, affectionate, benevolent, benign, fond, forbearing, indulgent, motherly, watchful, matriarchal, patriarchal |
| park
| 10 |
noun |
land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation |
lawn, square, garden, estate, place, forest, green, lot, grass, grounds |
| park
| 10 |
noun |
land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation |
plaza, playground, meadow, woodland, esplanade, tract, parkland, pleasure garden, recreation area, village green |
| park
| 9 |
verb |
place vehicle in a position |
stand, seat, leave, station, deposit, put, position, order, store |
| park
| 2 |
verb |
place vehicle in a position |
maneuver, line up |
| parking
| 9 |
verb |
place vehicle in a position |
stand, seat, leave, station, deposit, put, position, order, store |
| parking
| 2 |
verb |
place vehicle in a position |
maneuver, line up |
| parliament
| 5 |
noun |
legislature |
court, gathering, assembly, diet, council |
| parliament
| 3 |
noun |
legislature |
congress, assemblage, senate |
| parrot
| 3 |
verb |
repeat |
quote, echo, copy |
| parrot
| 8 |
verb |
repeat |
recite, copycat, imitate, reiterate, mimic, mime, chant, ape |
| part
| 34 |
noun |
piece, portion of something |
sector, chunk, any, share, section, factor, component, detail, element, member, item, lot, measure, piece, segment, side, unit, extra, chip, limb, cut, fraction, department, division, branch, fragment, molecule, helping, slice, bit, particle, organ, ingredient, bite |
| part
| 21 |
noun |
piece, portion of something |
quantum, slab, moiety, parcel, apportionment, installment, scrap, sliver, splinter, articulation, ration, quota, lump, atom, constituent, subdivision, partition, hunk, allotment, module, meed |
| part
| 19 |
noun |
person or group's interest, concern |
task, business, work, share, role, place, side, function, duty, capacity, office, say, charge, involvement, party, responsibility, bit, cause, behalf |
| part
| 1 |
noun |
person or group's interest, concern |
faction |
| part
| 7 |
noun |
theatrical role |
piece, dialogue, hero, lead, character, bit, lines |
| part
| 15 |
noun |
theatrical role |
villain, protagonist, antagonist, bit part, walk-on, cameo, leading role, minor role, principal character, romantic lead, silent bit, stock character, straight part, supporting role, title role |
| part
| 11 |
verb |
break, disconnect |
separate, divide, articulate, strip, slice, section, split, factor, segment, tear, portion |
| part
| 16 |
verb |
break, disconnect |
disunite, sever, rend, particularize, subdivide, dissever, sunder, disjoin, dismantle, detach, cleave, partition, itemize, break up, dichotomize, come apart |
| part
| 7 |
verb |
leave, go away from someone |
separate, quit, depart, break, split, withdraw, go |
| part
| 21 |
verb |
leave, go away from someone |
pull out, break off, break up, clear out, hit the road, push off, shove off, split up, take off, walk out on, cut and run, dedomicile, ease out, go separate ways, leave flat, part company, quit the scene, say goodbye, ship out, take a hike, take leave |
| participant
| 12 |
noun |
person who takes part in activity |
colleague, member, player, shareholder, partner, party, associate, assistant, actor, in, contributor, aide |
| participant
| 6 |
noun |
person who takes part in activity |
helper, attendant, partaker, sharer, a party to, participator |
| participate
| 7 |
verb |
take part in activity |
play, engage, perform, share, cooperate, compete, aid |
| participate
| 23 |
verb |
take part in activity |
partake, concur, strive, chip in, come in, enter into, go into, engage in, associate with, be a participant, be a party to, be into, get in on, get in on the act, have a hand in, have to do with, join in, latch on, lend a hand, sit in on, sit in, take an interest in, tune in |
| particle
| 8 |
noun |
atom, piece |
fragment, molecule, grain, drop, spot, seed, bit, dot |
| particle
| 21 |
noun |
atom, piece |
speck, fleck, mite, ray, iota, crumb, mote, whit, minim, scrap, hoot, morsel, scruple, modicum, shred, jot, smidgen, dribble, stitch, ounce, smithereen |
| particular
| 12 |
adj |
exact, specific |
precise, distinct, appropriate, special, limited, full, express, individual, local, minute, accurate, detailed |
| particular
| 15 |
adj |
exact, specific |
singular, peculiar, circumstantial, especial, intrinsic, itemized, meticulous, painstaking, scrupulous, selective, thorough, topical, blow-by-blow, clocklike, particularized |
| particular
| 12 |
adj |
notable, uncommon |
unusual, personal, single, separate, unique, odd, exclusive, sole, one, marked, only, remarkable |
| particular
| 8 |
adj |
notable, uncommon |
singular, exceptional, respective, peculiar, solitary, especial, lone, noteworthy |
| particular
| 6 |
adj |
finicky, demanding |
rough, nice, tough, careful, critical, exacting |
| particular
| 14 |
adj |
finicky, demanding |
stickler, dainty, choosy, discriminating, fastidious, fussy, meticulous, persnickety, picky, finical, choicy, fussbudget, hard to please, nit-picking |
| particular
| 13 |
noun |
detail |
case, specific, article, fact, circumstance, picture, story, point, feature, element, item, cue, clue |
| particular
| 18 |
noun |
detail |
rundown, thing, nitty-gritty, specification, scoop, score, know, gospel, bottom line, brass tacks, chapter and verse, nuts and bolts, speciality, facts of life, lowdown, whole story, ABC's, what's what |
| partner
| 14 |
noun |
person who takes part with another |
colleague, spouse, participant, associate, wife, companion, friend, ally, husband, teammate, buddy, assistant, date, mate |
| partner
| 14 |
noun |
person who takes part with another |
crony, cohort, comrade, chum, helper, consort, sidekick, helpmate, confederate, collaborator, pal, accomplice, playmate, coworker |
| partnership
| 29 |
noun |
alliance; participation |
firm, interest, sharing, cooperation, business, union, corporation, company, society, cooperative, organization, ownership, friendship, assistance, association, help, house, community, gang, ring, party, crew, combine, body, combination, club, band, connection, joining |
| partnership
| 20 |
noun |
alliance; participation |
tie-up, brotherhood, affiliation, cartel, coterie, cahoots, lodge, sorority, togetherness, sisterhood, faction, chumminess, conglomerate, clique, mob, conjunction, companionship, hookup, fraternity, consociation |
| party
| 11 |
noun |
social gathering |
dinner, celebration, affair, tea, entertainment, function, ball, riot, reception, social, fun |
| party
| 27 |
noun |
social gathering |
gala, barbecue, amusement, splurge, carousal, fete, prom, soiree, do, blowout, diversion, spree, banquet, bash, festivity, feast, shindig, orgy, get-together, coming-out, cocktails, luncheon, carousing, at-home, coffee klatch, festive occasion, movable feast |
| party
| 15 |
noun |
gang, group |
body, company, force, gathering, team, assembly, crowd, cluster, troop, crew, band, squad, unit, outfit, bunch |
| party
| 7 |
noun |
gang, group |
bevy, corps, covey, detachment, troupe, mob, multitude |
| party
| 12 |
noun |
group supporting certain beliefs |
body, union, side, association, league, set, combination, coalition, alliance, combine, ring, grouping |
| party
| 9 |
noun |
group supporting certain beliefs |
faction, bloc, cabal, coterie, junta, sect, clique, electorate, confederacy |
| party
| 11 |
noun |
individual |
body, woman, man, someone, somebody, being, character, person, part, human, creature |
| party
| 2 |
noun |
individual |
personage, mortal |
| party
| 6 |
noun |
person(s) involved in legal action |
participant, plaintiff, actor, contractor, agent, defendant |
| party
| 8 |
noun |
person(s) involved in legal action |
confederate, plotter, partaker, litigant, sharer, cojuror, compurgator, participator |
| party game
| 2 |
noun |
indoor game |
board game, role-playing game |
| pass
| 4 |
noun |
opening through solid |
cut, passage, path, gap |
| pass
| 4 |
noun |
opening through solid |
ravine, passageway, canyon, gorge |
| pass
| 7 |
noun |
authorization, permission |
ticket, license, admission, paper, identification, permit, order |
| pass
| 8 |
noun |
authorization, permission |
furlough, chit, passport, warrant, free ride, safe-conduct, visa, comp |
| pass
| 4 |
noun |
sexual proposition |
play, advance, approach, suggestion |
| pass
| 1 |
noun |
sexual proposition |
overture |
| pass
| 6 |
noun |
predicament |
emergency, state, situation, crisis, condition, stage |
| pass
| 9 |
noun |
predicament |
exigency, pinch, strait, crossroads, juncture, plight, contingency, turning point, zero hour |
| pass
| 25 |
verb |
go by, elapse; move onward |
run, give, move, reach, cross, leave, catch, go, develop, happen, occur, fly, fare, depart, proceed, repair, rise, flow, drag, roll, journey, cruise, progress, crawl, travel |
| pass
| 23 |
verb |
go by, elapse; move onward |
wend, glide, transpire, lapse, befall, hie, linger, come off, come up, fall out, get ahead, pass away, pass by, run out, take place, blow past, come to pass, fly by, glide by, go past, push on, run by, slip away |
| pass
| 2 |
verb |
surpass, beat |
exceed, top |
| pass
| 13 |
verb |
surpass, beat |
transcend, excel, outshine, outstrip, surmount, outdo, outdistance, go by, outgo, go beyond, leave behind, outrace, shoot ahead of |
| pass
| 4 |
verb |
succeed, graduate |
do, answer, qualify, suit |
| pass
| 4 |
verb |
succeed, graduate |
suffice, matriculate, pass muster, get through |
| pass
| 11 |
verb |
give, transfer |
shoot, deliver, reach, throw, send, buck, exchange, hand, convey, transmit, kick |
| pass
| 3 |
verb |
give, transfer |
relinquish, hand over, let have |
| pass
| 11 |
verb |
cease |
end, die, drop, stop, go, close, depart, dissolve, fade, vanish, disappear |
| pass
| 16 |
verb |
cease |
expire, decease, perish, ebb, wane, dwindle, discontinue, terminate, evaporate, demise, succumb, blow over, pass away, peter out, cash in, melt away |
| pass
| 10 |
verb |
enact, legislate |
authorize, approve, adopt, accept, carry, establish, engage, promise, undertake, sanction |
| pass
| 12 |
verb |
enact, legislate |
ratify, decree, pledge, ordain, validate, be established, be ordained, be sanctioned, become law, become ratified, become valid, vote in |
| pass
| 4 |
verb |
express formally |
deliver, declare, claim, state |
| pass
| 2 |
verb |
express formally |
pronounce, utter |
| pass
| 10 |
verb |
decide not to do |
fail, decline, refuse, forget, slight, skip, overlook, ignore, discount, miss |
| pass
| 6 |
verb |
decide not to do |
omit, disregard, neglect, pass on, not heed, pass up |
| pass
| 2 |
verb |
rid of waste |
eliminate, empty |
| pass
| 10 |
verb |
rid of waste |
void, expel, evacuate, excrete, discharge, exude, emit, give off, defecate, send forth |
| passage
| 7 |
noun |
excerpt from document |
sentence, text, section, transition, portion, reading, piece |
| passage
| 5 |
noun |
excerpt from document |
verse, clause, quotation, extract, paragraph |
| passage
| 16 |
noun |
travel |
transfer, transition, flow, journey, progress, passing, trip, change, movement, advance, transmission, transit, motion, tour, crossing, conversion |
| passage
| 9 |
noun |
travel |
voyage, trek, progression, traverse, transmittal, transference, transmittance, traject, traversing |
| passage
| 7 |
noun |
authorization; enactment |
acceptance, passing, legislation, establishment, right, permission, freedom |
| passage
| 7 |
noun |
authorization; enactment |
ratification, passport, warrant, allowance, safe-conduct, legalization, visa |
| passenger
| 6 |
noun |
person who rides in vehicle conducted by another |
customer, tourist, patron, traveler, rider, pilgrim |
| passenger
| 7 |
noun |
person who rides in vehicle conducted by another |
fare, commuter, wayfarer, excursionist, wanderer, voyager, hitchhiker |
| passion
| 15 |
noun |
strong emotion |
sentiment, rage, joy, warmth, excitement, intensity, anger, feeling, spirit, transport, fit, storm, fire, suffering, heat |
| passion
| 29 |
noun |
strong emotion |
temper, zeal, resentment, dedication, fury, devotion, fervor, ardor, affection, eagerness, distress, rapture, ecstasy, wrath, agony, animation, outbreak, hurrah, indignation, outburst, zest, flare-up, dolor, ire, frenzy, vehemence, misery, paroxysm, affectivity |
| passion
| 4 |
noun |
adoration, love |
desire, excitement, urge, weakness |
| passion
| 17 |
noun |
adoration, love |
lust, ardor, affection, appetite, craving, fondness, eroticism, yen, keenness, crush, prurience, infatuation, amorousness, concupiscence, amour, attachment, emoting |
| passion
| 3 |
noun |
strong interest |
enthusiasm, jazz, drive |
| passion
| 9 |
noun |
strong interest |
fascination, obsession, craving, fad, fancy, mania, infatuation, craze, idol |
| passionate
| 4 |
adj |
sensual, desirous |
romantic, loving, sexy, stimulated |
| passionate
| 17 |
adj |
sensual, desirous |
ardent, wistful, amorous, concupiscent, desirous, erotic, heavy, hot, lascivious, libidinous, lustful, prurient, steamy, sultry, wanton, turned-on, aroused |
| passionate
| 18 |
adj |
excited; enthusiastic |
violent, intense, fierce, dramatic, eager, heated, emotional, strong, affecting, burning, deep, flaming, inspiring, moving, stimulated, stirring, warm, wild |
| passionate
| 29 |
adj |
excited; enthusiastic |
heartfelt, vehement, zealous, impassioned, forceful, eloquent, spirited, poignant, fiery, ardent, expressive, fervent, animated, blazing, fervid, frenzied, glowing, headlong, high-powered, hot, impetuous, impulsive, melodramatic, precipitate, thrilling, high-pressure, hotblooded, quickened, steamed up |
| passionate
| 3 |
adj |
angry |
violent, mean, shaken |
| passionate
| 19 |
adj |
angry |
furious, vehement, fiery, choleric, enraged, frantic, hotheaded, inflamed, irascible, irritable, peppery, quick-tempered, stormy, tempestuous, testy, touchy, all shook up, hottempered, steamed-up |
| passive
| 9 |
adj |
lifeless, inactive |
quiet, bearing, patient, flat, yielding, cool, asleep, enduring, resigned |
| passive
| 31 |
adj |
lifeless, inactive |
unflappable, uninvolved, static, laid-back, nonviolent, indifferent, apathetic, idle, long-suffering, compliant, docile, forbearing, inert, latent, motionless, phlegmatic, quiescent, receptive, sleepy, stolid, submissive, tractable, acquiescent, moony, going through motions, hands off, nonresistant, poker-faced, unassertive, unresisting, walking through it |
| passport
| 5 |
noun |
identification of origin, country |
license, key, permit, ticket, pass |
| passport
| 6 |
noun |
identification of origin, country |
warrant, authorization, credentials, visa, safe-conduct, travel permit |
| password
| 6 |
noun |
secret word given for entry |
identification, word, signal, key, phrase, ticket |
| password
| 5 |
noun |
secret word given for entry |
countersign, watchword, parole, open sesame, key word |
| past
| 12 |
adj |
preceding, done |
prior, completed, spent, former, previous, over, accomplished, ago, ended, finished, forgotten, gone |
| past
| 8 |
adj |
preceding, done |
anterior, antecedent, precedent, extinct, foregoing, elapsed, gone by, over and done |
| past
| 13 |
adj |
olden, former |
early, old, earlier, late, prior, previous, recent, latter, ancient, over, once, retired, sometime |
| past
| 21 |
adj |
olden, former |
preceding, bygone, ancient history, erstwhile, foregoing, good old days, one-time, latter-day, quondam, ages ago, back when, behind one, bypast, down memory lane, ex-, gone-by, long-ago, olden days, time was, way back, way back when |
| past
| 2 |
noun |
time gone by |
history, yesterday |
| past
| 13 |
noun |
time gone by |
yesteryear, antiquity, good old days, time immemorial, yore, days gone by, former times, long ago, old lang syne, old times, olden days, times past, years ago |
| pasta
| 1 |
noun |
noodles |
shells |
| pasta
| 13 |
noun |
noodles |
tortellini, ravioli, macaroni, spaghetti, linguine, gnocchi, fettuccini, rigatoni, vermicelli, ziti, lasagna, manicotti, orzo |
| pastel
| 3 |
adj |
muted in color |
delicate, light, pale |
| pastel
| 3 |
adj |
muted in color |
peaches-and-cream, soft-hued, toned |
| pasture
| 3 |
noun |
field for animals |
grass, range, feeding |
| pasture
| 4 |
noun |
field for animals |
meadow, grazing, lea, herbage |
| pat
| 3 |
adj |
relevant, suitable |
fitting, happy, neat |
| pat
| 11 |
adj |
relevant, suitable |
apposite, apropos, apt, auspicious, felicitous, opportune, pertinent, propitious, timely, rehearsed, to the point |
| pat
| 2 |
adv |
exactly, fittingly |
perfectly, precisely |
| pat
| 8 |
adv |
exactly, fittingly |
plumb, aptly, faultlessly, flawlessly, just right, opportunely, relevantly, seasonably |
| pat
| 9 |
noun |
tap, touch |
hit, form, pet, tip, rub, punch, slap, beat, stroke |
| pat
| 6 |
noun |
tap, touch |
fondle, dab, whittle, caress, mold, massage |
| pat
| 3 |
noun |
small slice or slab |
cake, portion, piece |
| pat
| 2 |
noun |
small slice or slab |
lump, dab |
| patch
| 9 |
noun |
piece, spot, area |
plot, land, stretch, chunk, strip, lot, bit, ground, fix |
| patch
| 6 |
noun |
piece, spot, area |
tract, shred, hunk, blob, scrap, plat |
| patch
| 1 |
noun |
piece applied to cover a gap or lack |
application |
| patch
| 4 |
noun |
piece applied to cover a gap or lack |
mend, reinforcement, Band-Aid, appliqué |
| patch
| 4 |
verb |
fix, mend |
repair, rebuild, reinforce, cover |
| patch
| 10 |
verb |
fix, mend |
sew, revamp, reconstruct, overhaul, recondition, do up, cobble, darn, retread, fiddle with |
| patent
| 12 |
adj |
unconcealed, conspicuous |
controlled, limited, plain, clear, rank, exclusive, open, apparent, distinct, evident, obvious, prominent |
| patent
| 16 |
adj |
unconcealed, conspicuous |
flagrant, gross, manifest, clear-cut, glaring, barefaced, blatant, downright, indisputable, palpable, straightforward, transparent, unequivocal, unmistakable, crystal clear, open and shut |
| patent
| 7 |
noun |
copyright on an invention |
privilege, protection, charter, license, franchise, control, limitation |
| patent
| 1 |
noun |
copyright on an invention |
concession |
| path
| 17 |
noun |
course, way |
aisle, lane, procedure, track, route, rail, direction, passage, trail, street, highway, line, road, beat, pass, walk, drag |
| path
| 16 |
noun |
course, way |
roadway, avenue, rut, boulevard, thoroughfare, shortcut, crosscut, terrace, artery, footpath, groove, stroll, walkway, pathway, byway, beaten path |
| patience
| 5 |
noun |
capacity, willingness to endure |
tolerance, bearing, heart, yielding, legs |
| patience
| 38 |
noun |
capacity, willingness to endure |
perseverance, grit, composure, diligence, restraint, endurance, poise, moderation, self-control, humility, fortitude, persistence, stoicism, leniency, long-suffering, toleration, equanimity, guts, gutsiness, resignation, passiveness, backbone, imperturbability, moxie, cool, constancy, submission, forbearance, calmness, serenity, intestinal fortitude, staying power, passivity, nonresistance, starch, longanimity, sufferance, even temper |
| patient
| 11 |
adj |
capable, willing to endure |
gentle, forgiving, calm, quiet, understanding, accommodating, composed, enduring, mild, philosophical, resigned |
| patient
| 21 |
adj |
capable, willing to endure |
tolerant, long-suffering, even-tempered, forbearing, imperturbable, indulgent, lenient, meek, persevering, persistent, self-possessed, serene, submissive, tranquil, unruffled, untiring, easy-going, mild-tempered, philosophic, stoical, uncomplaining |
| patient
| 5 |
noun |
person being treated for medical problem |
inmate, case, victim, subject, emergency |
| patient
| 6 |
noun |
person being treated for medical problem |
convalescent, invalid, sufferer, shut-in, outpatient, sick person |
| patrol
| 7 |
noun |
guarding; guard |
spy, watching, watch, protection, defending, protecting, rounds |
| patrol
| 11 |
noun |
guarding; guard |
vigilance, garrison, lookout, sentinel, scouting, policing, convoying, safeguarding, escorting, patroler, watchperson |
| patrol
| 6 |
verb |
guard, protect |
cruise, pound, police, mount, watch, range |
| patrol
| 9 |
verb |
guard, protect |
safeguard, inspect, ride shotgun, shotgun, keep guard, keep vigil, keep watch, make the rounds, walk the beat |
| pattern
| 11 |
noun |
design, motif |
arrangement, trim, motive, figure, impression, instruction, guide, device, plan, original, patterning |
| pattern
| 7 |
noun |
design, motif |
diagram, ornament, decoration, mold, stencil, markings, template |
| pattern
| 10 |
noun |
arrangement, order |
sort, style, sequence, variety, system, method, shape, type, kind, plan |
| pattern
| 2 |
noun |
arrangement, order |
orderliness, constellation |
| pattern
| 7 |
noun |
model, example |
standard, guide, sample, copy, original, norm, mirror |
| pattern
| 10 |
noun |
model, example |
prototype, specimen, paragon, criterion, exemplar, archetype, paradigm, beau ideal, cynosure, ensample |
| pattern
| 8 |
verb |
copy, imitate; decorate |
trim, style, form, shape, design, follow, model, order |
| pattern
| 2 |
verb |
copy, imitate; decorate |
emulate, mold |
| paunch
| 3 |
noun |
large stomach |
fat, belly, gut |
| paunch
| 6 |
noun |
large stomach |
bulge, potbelly, abdomen, tummy, spare tire, epigastrium |
| pause
| 6 |
noun |
wait, delay |
interval, rest, stay, break, gap, stand |
| pause
| 41 |
noun |
wait, delay |
recess, interruption, breathing space, hesitation, halt, intermission, stoppage, lapse, hiatus, interlude, layoff, letup, respite, suspension, hitch, lull, freeze, hush, interim, comma, discontinuance, stillness, stopover, gridlock, abeyance, downtime, hesitancy, standstill, caesura, lacuna, cessation, deadlock, coffee break, cutoff, interregnum, happy hour, break-off, breathing spell, pausation, rest period, time out |
| pause
| 8 |
verb |
wait, delay |
interrupt, hesitate, shake, suspend, drop, rest, reflect, cease |
| pause
| 18 |
verb |
wait, delay |
waver, halt, deliberate, discontinue, desist, sideline, hold back, break it up, call time, come to standstill, put on hold, stop briefly, take a break, take a breather, take five, take ten, think twice, catch one's breath |
| pavement
| 3 |
noun |
blacktop |
sidewalk, road, concrete |
| pavement
| 3 |
noun |
blacktop |
asphalt, flagstone, tar |
| pawn
| 3 |
noun |
security for a loan |
security, bond, guarantee |
| pawn
| 10 |
noun |
security for a loan |
collateral, pledge, gambit, forfeit, guaranty, earnest, token, warrant, assurance, gage |
| pawn
| 5 |
noun |
person who is a fool |
toy, tool, instrument, victim, creature |
| pawn
| 7 |
noun |
person who is a fool |
dupe, puppet, stooge, patsy, sucker, mark, pigeon |
| pawn
| 3 |
verb |
give as security for a loan |
mortgage, hazard, deposit |
| pawn
| 4 |
verb |
give as security for a loan |
pledge, hook, hock, give in earnest |
| pay
| 17 |
noun |
earnings from employment |
salary, wage, fee, profit, compensation, income, reward, payment, satisfaction, wages, settlement, proceeds, scale, commission, return, consideration, bread |
| pay
| 22 |
noun |
earnings from employment |
reimbursement, stipend, allowance, bacon, redress, pittance, honorarium, perquisite, reparation, requital, reckoning, hire, recompense, indemnity, remuneration, emoluments, takings, meed, defrayment, recompensation, stipendium, take-home |
| pay
| 14 |
verb |
give money for goods, services |
settle, handle, extend, grant, offer, meet, present, satisfy, render, clear, stake, adjust, reward, honor |
| pay
| 32 |
verb |
give money for goods, services |
refund, reimburse, disburse, repay, compensate, liquidate, bequeath, confer, remunerate, foot, bestow, recoup, recompense, remit, proffer, requite, discharge, defray, chip in, come through, foot the bill, hand over, kick in, put up, prepay, bear the cost, bear the expense, cough up, dig up, make payment, plunk down, take care of |
| pay
| 2 |
verb |
be advantageous |
serve, benefit |
| pay
| 2 |
verb |
be advantageous |
repay, be worthwhile |
| pay
| 2 |
verb |
make amends |
answer, suffer |
| pay
| 5 |
verb |
make amends |
compensate, atone, be punished, get just desserts, suffer consequences |
| pay
| 2 |
verb |
profit, yield |
produce, return |
| pay
| 14 |
verb |
profit, yield |
bring in, sweeten, kick back, pay off, be profitable, be remunerative, make a return, make money, pay dividends, pay out, provide a living, show gain, show profit, yield profit |
| pay
| 2 |
verb |
get revenge |
square, punish |
| pay
| 12 |
verb |
get revenge |
repay, retaliate, reciprocate, recompense, requite, get even, pay back, avenge oneself, make up for, settle a score, square things, pay one's dues |
| payment
| 21 |
noun |
fee; installment of fee |
return, settlement, wage, fee, sum, subsidy, deposit, premium, award, salary, cash, amount, pension, reward, support, down, part, advance, hire, portion, paying |
| payment
| 26 |
noun |
fee; installment of fee |
refund, restitution, reparation, reimbursement, disbursement, outlay, repayment, redress, alimony, amends, bounty, recompense, indemnification, requital, discharge, reckoning, quittance, retaliation, acquittal, remittance, remuneration, amortization, defrayal, annuity, defrayment, pay-off |
| peace
| 6 |
noun |
harmony, agreement |
love, unity, friendship, union, treaty, order |
| peace
| 12 |
noun |
harmony, agreement |
reconciliation, accord, truce, conciliation, concord, amity, neutrality, cessation, unanimity, armistice, pacification, pacifism |
| peace
| 6 |
noun |
calm, serenity |
harmony, quiet, sympathy, rest, silence, reserve |
| peace
| 16 |
noun |
calm, serenity |
tranquility, quietude, equanimity, composure, concord, congeniality, peacefulness, amity, repose, hush, stillness, calmness, relaxation, lull, contentment, placidity |
| peaceful
| 11 |
adj |
friendly, serene |
steady, smooth, quiet, neutral, calm, collected, composed, constant, gentle, level, still |
| peaceful
| 28 |
adj |
friendly, serene |
harmonious, nonviolent, tranquil, bloodless, amicable, placid, peaceable, equable, halcyon, mellow, restful, sociable, undisturbed, unruffled, untroubled, easeful, irenic, pacifistic, peace-loving, all quiet, at peace, free from strife, neutralist, nonbelligerent, on friendly terms, on good terms, placatory, without hostility |
| peak
| 8 |
noun |
top of something |
mountain, roof, summit, hill, point, tip, cope, mount |
| peak
| 10 |
noun |
top of something |
pinnacle, spike, crest, apex, vertex, brow, crown, bump, alp, aiguille |
| peak
| 5 |
noun |
maximum, zenith |
top, summit, height, tip, greatest |
| peak
| 11 |
noun |
maximum, zenith |
pinnacle, culmination, acme, apex, climax, crown, apogee, meridian, ne plus ultra, capstone, high point |
| peak
| 8 |
verb |
reach highest point |
climax, crest, culminate, come to a head, be at height, reach the top, reach the zenith, top out |
| peanut
| 2 |
noun |
nut |
earth, seed |
| peanut
| 3 |
noun |
nut |
groundnut, goober, mani |
| peasant
| 17 |
noun |
farmer |
laborer, rube, provincial, bumpkin, boor, rustic, hayseed, serf, peon, hick, hired hand, sharecropper, villein, farmhand, cropper, planter, countryman/woman |
| pedant
| 8 |
noun |
formalist |
egghead, bookworm, pedagogue, doctrinaire, bluestocking, dogmatist, methodologist, waling encyclopedia |
| pedestrian
| 3 |
adj |
everyday, dull |
flat, boring, ordinary |
| pedestrian
| 23 |
adj |
everyday, dull |
mundane, prosaic, humdrum, banal, mediocre, commonplace, monotone, blah, dim, dreary, inane, jejune, monotonous, run-of-the-mill, stodgy, unimaginative, uninspired, uninteresting, wishy-washy, platitudinous, plodding, banausic, truistic |
| pedestrian
| 6 |
noun |
person traveling on foot |
stroller, walker, hiker, passerby, jaywalker, ambler |
| pen
| 5 |
noun |
enclosure |
cage, fence, fold, jail, prison |
| pen
| 7 |
noun |
enclosure |
penitentiary, coop, wall, corral, hutch, hedge, sty |
| pen
| 2 |
noun |
writing instrument |
stick, marker |
| pen
| 7 |
noun |
writing instrument |
fountain pen, nib, reed, quill, ball point, felt-tip, stylograph |
| pen
| 3 |
verb |
enclose |
box, case, cage |
| pen
| 9 |
verb |
enclose |
coop, corral, mew, hedge, confine, close in, fence in, hem in, shut in |
| pen
| 2 |
verb |
write |
compose, draft |
| pen
| 6 |
verb |
write |
engross, indict, autograph, draw up, jot down, commit to paper |
| penalty
| 7 |
noun |
punishment |
discipline, cost, fine, price, fall, dues, damages |
| penalty
| 10 |
noun |
punishment |
forfeiture, retribution, rap, handicap, forfeit, amercement, amends, mulct, mortification, disadvantage |
| pencil
| 18 |
verb |
create a likeness in a picture |
write, paint, mark, frame, describe, design, portray, depict, form, prepare, draft, profile, trace, express, chart, compose, outline, model |
| pencil
| 10 |
verb |
create a likeness in a picture |
sketch, formulate, caricature, graph, engrave, etch, delineate, limn, crayon, map out |
| pencil
| 13 |
noun |
beam; indication |
light, radiation, streak, stream, blink, hint, flash, trace, wave, spark, shine, bar, patch |
| pencil
| 15 |
noun |
beam; indication |
glimmer, radiance, emanation, flicker, glitter, gleam, sparkle, blaze, scintilla, shaft, glint, irradiation, moonbeam, incandescence, sunbeam |
| pencil
| 16 |
verb |
put language down on paper |
compose, create, sign, note, record, pen, draft, address, print, tell, ghost, author, communicate, letter, commit, copy |
| pencil
| 34 |
verb |
put language down on paper |
rewrite, scrawl, scribble, engross, transcribe, formulate, correspond, inscribe, reproduce, indite, scribe, autograph, draw up, knock off, knock out, take down, turn out, typewrite, ink, chalk, bang out, comp, dash off, drop a line, drop a note, jot down, note down, push a pencil, put in writing, scriven, set down, set forth, write down, write up |
| penetrate
| 13 |
verb |
pierce; get through physically |
drill, crack, enter, invade, force, bore, access, charge, knife, introduce, come, insert, drive |
| penetrate
| 40 |
verb |
pierce; get through physically |
permeate, seep, pervade, puncture, go through, infiltrate, spear, probe, trespass, suffuse, insinuate, percolate, perforate, jab, ream, bayonet, prick, stab, gore, thrust, diffuse, saturate, encroach, impale, barge in, break in, get in, ingress, pass through, blow in, breeze in, bust in, eat through, filter in, make a hole, make an entrance, pop in, run into, sink into, stick into |
| penetrate
| 5 |
verb |
understand or be understood |
touch, affect, impress, perceive, grasp |
| penetrate
| 17 |
verb |
understand or be understood |
fathom, comprehend, decipher, unravel, discern, come across, get across, get over, work out, get through, become clear, figure out, get to the bottom, put over, see through, sink in, soak in |
| penis
| 4 |
noun |
male sexual organ |
member, peter, tool, wood |
| penis
| 11 |
noun |
male sexual organ |
phallus, cock, dick, pecker, prick, putz, shaft, manhood, willy, schlong, johnson |
| penny
| 4 |
noun |
insignificant value |
cent, copper penny, farthing, hill of beans |
| penny
| 3 |
noun |
smaller currency in exchange for larger |
quarters, silver, coins |
| penny
| 8 |
noun |
smaller currency in exchange for larger |
chicken feed, pin money, pocket money, spending money, copper, pennies, nickels, dimes |
| pension
| 7 |
noun |
benefits paid after retirement |
premium, grant, subsidy, reward, payment, support, gift |
| pension
| 7 |
noun |
benefits paid after retirement |
allowance, subvention, social security, annuity, retirement account, IRA, superannuation |
| pensioner
| 1 |
noun |
retired person |
dependent |
| pensioner
| 2 |
noun |
retired person |
beneficiary, grantee |
| people
| 19 |
noun |
human beings |
crowd, family, community, nation, society, public, folk, population, tribe, masses, folks, humanity, race, humans, heads, cats, persons, citizens, bodies |
| people
| 25 |
noun |
human beings |
proletariat, nationality, horde, populace, humankind, rabble, multitude, herd, kin, mob, bourgeois, clan, commonality, riffraff, body politic, common people, hoi polloi, rank and file, plebeians, inhabitants, mortals, John/Jane Q. Public, general public, human race, person in the street |
| pepper
| 4 |
noun |
flavoring |
seasoning, salt, dressing, sauce |
| pepper
| 9 |
noun |
flavoring |
gravy, relish, spice, zest, mustard, ketchup, horseradish, salsa, catsup |
| pepper
| 1 |
verb |
make spot(s) |
sprinkle |
| pepper
| 8 |
verb |
make spot(s) |
stud, stipple, freckle, dabble, dab, fleck, pimple, bespeckle |
| pepper
| 5 |
noun |
energy, enthusiasm |
excitement, spirit, life, bounce, abandon |
| pepper
| 22 |
noun |
energy, enthusiasm |
vigor, eagerness, zest, ardor, ebullience, vitality, exhilaration, fervor, buoyancy, effervescence, sprightliness, zip, pep, liveliness, juice, animation, friskiness, cheerfulness, zap, high spirits, gayness, get up and go |
| pepper
| 2 |
verb |
add seasoning |
season, salt |
| pepper
| 11 |
verb |
add seasoning |
infuse, lace, spice, impart, ginger, leaven, imbue, pep up, add zing, add zip, hot it up |
| pepper
| 4 |
noun |
small discoloration on skin |
sprinkle, patch, pit, dot |
| pepper
| 12 |
noun |
small discoloration on skin |
blemish, blotch, mole, stipple, speck, speckle, pockmark, pock, lentigo, daisy, pigmentation, macula |
| pepper
| 2 |
verb |
scatter |
sprinkle, distribute |
| pepper
| 8 |
verb |
scatter |
infuse, intermix, interlard, diffuse, bestrew, interfuse, intersow, intersprinkle |
| pepper
| 15 |
verb |
beat; throw hard |
shower, pound, career, belt, speed, charge, strike, rush, rain, shoot, knock, stone, tear, pour, cast |
| pepper
| 13 |
verb |
beat; throw hard |
bombard, pummel, batter, hurl, assail, belabor, hammer, swat, dash, sling, wallop, thrash, lapidate |
| pepper
| 10 |
verb |
lay stress on |
interrupt, sprinkle, stress, divide, point, separate, accent, mark, break, emphasize |
| pepper
| 6 |
verb |
lay stress on |
intersperse, underline, interject, accentuate, intersect, point up |
| pepper
| 3 |
verb |
perforate, permeate |
damage, bore, pit |
| pepper
| 9 |
verb |
perforate, permeate |
mar, pervade, puncture, corrupt, infest, pierce, impair, spoil, honeycomb |
| pepper
| 2 |
verb |
flavor food |
color, salt |
| pepper
| 5 |
verb |
flavor food |
lace, pep, enliven, leaven, spice |
| pepper
| 3 |
noun |
flavoring for food |
salt, dressing, sauce |
| pepper
| 7 |
noun |
flavoring for food |
gravy, condiment, spice, relish, zest, herb, pungency |
| pepper
| 5 |
verb |
mark, stain |
streak, soil, dirty, marble, dot |
| pepper
| 20 |
verb |
mark, stain |
stipple, speck, splotch, blot, speckle, tarnish, splash, stud, spatter, dapple, pimple, sully, stripe, besmirch, blotch, taint, fleck, mottle, maculate, bespatter |
| pepper
| 9 |
verb |
scatter, disseminate |
shower, spray, dust, dot, spit, spot, rain, powder, shake |
| pepper
| 14 |
verb |
scatter, disseminate |
moisten, dredge, smear, stud, strew, freckle, christen, dampen, speckle, baptize, squirt, mist, speck, spritz |
| pepper
| 28 |
verb |
propel something through the air |
force, shove, fire, deliver, drive, send, flip, start, lift, push, pitch, put, overwhelm, toss, shower, floor, project, sprinkle, buck, spray, fell, butt, stone, launch, shy, upset, cast, scatter |
| pepper
| 34 |
verb |
propel something through the air |
lob, thrust, fling, hurl, heave, bunt, flick, tumble, waft, dash, dislodge, cant, bandy, strew, pelt, splatter, unseat, precipitate, peg, catapult, unhorse, sling, discharge, overturn, pellet, bombard, chuck, impel, barrage, volley, lapidate, fling off, let fly, let go |
| pepper
| 11 |
noun |
life |
strength, force, energy, drive, fire, passion, kick, activity, push, enthusiasm, spirit |
| pepper
| 8 |
noun |
life |
vigor, zeal, pep, vitality, dash, zing, oomph, vinegar |
| pepper
| 4 |
verb |
speckle |
sprinkle, spot, patch, dot |
| pepper
| 12 |
verb |
speckle |
stipple, freckle, speck, variegate, flake, fleck, mosaic, dapple, besprinkle, bespeckle, brindle, punctate |
| pepper
| 1 |
verb |
dot |
sprinkle |
| pepper
| 12 |
verb |
dot |
mottle, stipple, freckle, speck, dab, fleck, stud, dapple, dabble, pimple, besprinkle, bespeckle |
| perceive
| 20 |
verb |
notice, see |
feel, recognize, regard, grasp, observe, identify, distinguish, realize, spy, remark, look, seize, mind, spot, discover, mark, note, take, sense, divine |
| perceive
| 8 |
verb |
notice, see |
discern, apprehend, espy, descry, behold, make out, apperceive, be aware of |
| perceive
| 18 |
verb |
understand |
feel, recognize, appreciate, grasp, see, read, know, distinguish, realize, conclude, sense, pin, get, gather, feature, track, learn, copy |
| perceive
| 6 |
verb |
understand |
comprehend, flash, apprehend, deduce, get the message, get the picture |
| percent
| 16 |
noun |
portion, allotment |
fee, ratio, bonus, proportion, chunk, rate, interest, duty, cut, division, discount, section, commission, piece, bite, points |
| percent
| 11 |
noun |
portion, allotment |
taste, juice, quota, allowance, slice, split, corner, payoff, winnings, holdout, piece of the action |
| perceptible
| 6 |
adj |
noticeable, obvious |
distinct, apparent, clear, evident, signal, visible |
| perceptible
| 16 |
adj |
noticeable, obvious |
observable, discernible, detectable, appreciable, palpable, distinguishable, audible, conspicuous, lucid, perceivable, perspicuous, sensible, tangible, understandable, cognizable, recognizable |
| perception
| 28 |
noun |
understanding, idea |
impression, concept, knowledge, consciousness, taste, approach, image, attention, thought, attitude, recognition, sense, opinion, feeling, judgment, notion, awareness, picture, flash, conception, observation, light, study, insight, sensation, plan, grasp, realizing |
| perception
| 12 |
noun |
understanding, idea |
viewpoint, acumen, apprehension, discernment, sagacity, perspicacity, conceit, brainchild, intellection, apprehending, big idea, brain wave |
| perfect
| 11 |
adj |
flawless, superlative |
ideal, pure, excellent, sound, experienced, expert, classical, accomplished, finished, absolute, skilled |
| perfect
| 34 |
adj |
flawless, superlative |
splendid, foolproof, superb, impeccable, crowning, stainless, culminating, excelling, adept, consummate, utopian, aces, sublime, blameless, faultless, immaculate, matchless, peerless, skillful, spotless, supreme, unblemished, unequaled, untarnished, paradisiac, paradisiacal, unmarred, untainted, ten, A-OK, beyond compare, defectless, indefectible, out-of-this-world |
| perfect
| 12 |
adj |
whole, intact |
simple, full, sound, gross, sheer, complete, entire, positive, completed, rank, finished, absolute |
| perfect
| 17 |
adj |
whole, intact |
flawless, integral, consummate, utter, downright, out-and-out, outright, unadulterated, unblemished, unbroken, undamaged, unimpaired, unmitigated, unqualified, choate, unalloyed, unmixed |
| perfect
| 20 |
adj |
accurate, correct |
precise, appropriate, ideal, proper, suitable, exact, right, fit, required, textbook, needed, express, sharp, close, model, certain, distinct, strict, very, true |
| perfect
| 11 |
adj |
accurate, correct |
faithful, requisite, dead-on, definite, unerring, on target, on the button, on the money, to a T, to a turn, bull's-eye |
| perfect
| 11 |
verb |
polish; achieve |
accomplish, develop, realize, improve, finish, complete, perform, elaborate, smooth, effect, round |
| perfect
| 11 |
verb |
polish; achieve |
hone, refine, cultivate, carry out, crown, idealize, slick, consummate, fulfill, ameliorate, put finishing touch on |
| perforate
| 6 |
verb |
make a hole in |
punch, drive, drill, bore, pit, hole |
| perforate
| 10 |
verb |
make a hole in |
puncture, permeate, pierce, probe, slit, stab, penetrate, honeycomb, poke full of holes, shoot full of holes |
| perform
| 22 |
verb |
carry out, accomplish |
function, do, execute, finish, complete, work, behave, observe, take, act, meet, implement, operate, achieve, satisfy, end, move, effect, enforce, react, realize, comply |
| perform
| 21 |
verb |
carry out, accomplish |
perk, transact, percolate, discharge, fulfill, tick, bring about, bring off, dispose of, pull off, wind up, be engaged in, carry through, carry to completion, deliver the goods, do justice to, do to a turn, go that route, put through, run with the ball, take care of business |
| perform
| 14 |
verb |
act, depict as entertainment |
represent, play, give, show, offer, execute, produce, display, present, stage, exhibit, render, discourse, enact |
| perform
| 16 |
verb |
act, depict as entertainment |
go on, ham, dramatize, emote, impersonate, ham it up, put on, tread the boards, personate, playact, act out, appear as, be on, bring down the house, do a number, do a turn |
| performance
| 9 |
noun |
accomplishment |
work, act, achievement, conduct, enforcement, administration, exploit, execution, doing |
| performance
| 10 |
noun |
accomplishment |
completion, fruition, consummation, attainment, fulfillment, realization, discharge, feat, pursuance, carrying out |
| performance
| 21 |
noun |
acting, depiction |
play, concert, show, dance, appearance, drama, production, behavior, act, presentation, display, set, interpretation, special, ceremony, business, review, custom, exhibition, offering, representation |
| performance
| 16 |
noun |
acting, depiction |
portrayal, matinee, spectacle, ballet, gig, rite, to-do, rehearsal, burlesque, stunt, pageant, recital, rigmarole, opera, revue, stage show |
| performance
| 10 |
noun |
efficiency |
action, operation, practice, conduct, effectiveness, working, running, pursuit, functioning, exercise |
| performance
| 1 |
noun |
efficiency |
efficacy |
| performer
| 7 |
noun |
entertainer |
actor, actress, artist, musician, player, star, worker |
| performer
| 12 |
noun |
entertainer |
acrobat, aerosaltant, artiste, contortionist, doer, equilibrist, funambulist, impersonator, mime, thespian, trouper, tumbler |
| period
| 18 |
noun |
extent of time |
term, span, stretch, season, age, course, era, time, stage, date, cycle, while, spell, space, generation, interval, measure, days |
| period
| 4 |
noun |
extent of time |
duration, years, epoch, aeon |
| period
| 6 |
noun |
ending |
end, stop, limit, close, closing, conclusion |
| period
| 4 |
noun |
ending |
closure, discontinuance, termination, cessation |
| peripheral nervous system
| 1 |
noun |
central nervous system |
nerves |
| peripheral nervous system
| 5 |
noun |
central nervous system |
nerve system, neurology, sense organs, sensorium, sensory apparatus |
| permanent
| 5 |
adj |
constant, lasting |
enduring, stable, set, fixed, forever |
| permanent
| 24 |
adj |
constant, lasting |
durable, perpetual, long-lasting, invariable, everlasting, perennial, abiding, changeless, continual, for keeps, immutable, imperishable, indestructible, persistent, steadfast, unchanging, perdurable, diurnal, forever and a day, in for the long haul, perduring, set in concrete, set in stone, unfading |
| permission
| 17 |
noun |
authorization, consent |
acceptance, license, admission, agreement, permit, privilege, approval, recognition, promise, sanction, liberty, tolerance, okay, freedom, leave, letting, verification |
| permission
| 23 |
noun |
authorization, consent |
acknowledgment, endorsement, dispensation, concession, warrant, indulgence, concurrence, assent, toleration, avowal, imprimatur, acquiescence, condonation, approbation, allowance, carte blanche, rubber stamp, sanctification, empowerment, canonization, sufferance, condonance, stamp of approval |
| perseverance
| 4 |
noun |
diligence, hard work |
determination, drive, cool, resolution |
| perseverance
| 23 |
noun |
diligence, hard work |
spunk, moxie, grit, endurance, stamina, tenacity, dedication, steadfastness, persistence, continuance, constancy, backbone, pertinacity, guts, pluck, purposefulness, doggedness, sedulity, indefatigability, immovability, pursuance, prolonging, stick-to-itiveness |
| persevere
| 7 |
verb |
keep at; work hard |
proceed, pursue, endure, persist, remain, continue, maintain |
| persevere
| 21 |
verb |
keep at; work hard |
carry on, go on, hang tough, hold on, keep going, press on, stand firm, go for it, be determined, be resolved, be stubborn, go for broke, hang in, hold fast, keep driving, keep on, leave no stone unturned, plug away, see it through, stay the course, stick with it |
| persist
| 9 |
verb |
carry on, carry through |
pursue, remain, continue, endure, prevail, repeat, last, obtain, insist |
| persist
| 22 |
verb |
carry on, carry through |
persevere, go on, recur, linger, abide, grind, strive, follow through, follow up, keep up, perseverate, be resolute, be stubborn, go all the way, go the limit, hold on, leave no stone unturned, perdure, see through, stick it out, stick to guns, tough it out |
| persistent
| 10 |
adj |
determined; continuous |
constant, enduring, steady, repeated, endless, bound, dogged, firm, fixed, persisting |
| persistent
| 29 |
adj |
determined; continuous |
tenacious, stubborn, unrelenting, steadfast, resolute, perpetual, incessant, insistent, unremitting, continual, relentless, assiduous, bound and determined, immovable, indefatigable, interminable, never-ending, obdurate, obstinate, persevering, pertinacious, sticky, tireless, unflagging, unshakable, bulldogged, in for long haul, like bad penny, perseverant |
| person
| 18 |
noun |
human being |
customer, body, life, woman, somebody, character, individual, human, guy, man, being, soul, self, identity, party, personality, spirit, creature |
| person
| 8 |
noun |
human being |
joker, individuality, specimen, personage, mortal, unit, gal, living soul |
| personal
| 8 |
adj |
private, individual |
secret, intimate, special, particular, exclusive, own, retired, claimed |
| personal
| 3 |
adj |
private, individual |
privy, peculiar, secluded |
| personality
| 6 |
noun |
person's character, traits |
nature, self, makeup, charm, identity, emotions |
| personality
| 13 |
noun |
person's character, traits |
psyche, charisma, temperament, temper, individuality, magnetism, complexion, disposition, singularity, selfhood, dynamism, likableness, selfdom |
| persuade
| 18 |
verb |
cause to believe; convince to do |
satisfy, urge, prompt, get, influence, assure, impress, advise, sell, convert, reason, lead, move, draw, stroke, touch, affect, counsel |
| persuade
| 34 |
verb |
cause to believe; convince to do |
incline, cajole, exhort, induce, enlist, woo, entice, sway, coax, wheedle, seduce, incite, actuate, inveigle, impel, brainwash, allure, proselytize, blandish, propagandize, bring around, proselyte, wear down, argue into, bring to senses, gain confidence of, lead to believe, lead to do, prevail upon, talk into, turn on to, win argument, win over, work over |
| perverse
| 2 |
adj |
mean, ornery; troublesome |
cross, dogged |
| perverse
| 42 |
adj |
mean, ornery; troublesome |
contradictory, wicked, abnormal, bad-tempered, cantankerous, capricious, contrary, contumacious, corrupt, crabby, degenerate, delinquent, depraved, deviant, disobedient, erring, fractious, hard-nosed, headstrong, intractable, intransigent, irritable, miscreant, mulish, nefarious, obdurate, obstinate, petulant, pigheaded, rebellious, refractory, rotten, spiteful, stubborn, unhealthy, unmanageable, unreasonable, unyielding, villainous, wayward, willful, self-willed |
| pest
| 8 |
noun |
person or thing that presents problem |
infection, epidemic, bore, pill, headache, drag, trouble, bother |
| pest
| 31 |
noun |
person or thing that presents problem |
scourge, contagion, virus, plague, blight, bug, irritant, irritation, nuisance, creep, annoyance, curse, nudge, nag, exasperation, pain, bane, blister, pestilence, tease, drip, botheration, trial, vexation, pain in the neck, besetment, pesterer, badgerer, tormentor, crashing bore, thorn in side |
| pet
| 7 |
adj |
favorite |
loved, favored, preferred, dear, special, precious, dearest |
| pet
| 4 |
adj |
favorite |
endearing, darling, affectionate, cherished |
| pet
| 6 |
noun |
favorite thing, person |
dog, lover, love, cat, beloved, dear |
| pet
| 7 |
noun |
favorite thing, person |
treasure, evergreen, jewel, darling, idol, persona grata, apple of eye |
| pet
| 9 |
verb |
stroke, kiss |
hug, love, neck, baby, spoon, embrace, touch, pat, grab |
| pet
| 10 |
verb |
stroke, kiss |
fondle, coddle, cuddle, caress, pamper, smooch, cosset, dandle, spoil, make love |
| petroleum
| 3 |
noun |
oil |
gasoline, gas, fuel |
| petroleum
| 6 |
noun |
oil |
crude oil, natural gas, petrol, kerosene, fossil fuel, naphtha |
| petty
| 15 |
adj |
trivial, insignificant |
lesser, minor, little, slight, scratch, shallow, lower, base, peanut, light, small, secondary, junior, casual, cheap |
| petty
| 24 |
adj |
trivial, insignificant |
narrow-minded, frivolous, inessential, subordinate, inferior, trifling, contemptible, irrelevant, measly, negligible, niggling, paltry, picayune, piddling, shabby, small-minded, two-bit, unimportant, inconsequent, inconsiderable, shoestring, nickel-and-dime, penny-ante, pettifogging |
| pharmaceutical
| 6 |
noun |
drug |
medicine, medication, prescription, cure, essence, pill |
| pharmaceutical
| 15 |
noun |
drug |
tonic, opiate, dope, sedative, poison, narcotic, remedy, stimulant, medicament, depressant, potion, physic, pharmaceutic, biologic, medicinal |
| phenomenon
| 15 |
noun |
rare occurrence; wonder |
circumstance, sensation, experience, reality, incident, miracle, aspect, episode, event, fact, exception, happening, curiosity, appearance, sight |
| phenomenon
| 16 |
noun |
rare occurrence; wonder |
paradox, anomaly, stunner, abnormality, actuality, rarity, prodigy, peculiarity, uniqueness, spectacle, marvel, nonpareil, portent, one for the books, rara avis, something else |
| philosopher
| 6 |
noun |
deep thinker |
logician, sage, savant, theorist, sophist, wise person |
| philosophical
| 10 |
adj |
reflective |
profound, abstract, logical, rational, calm, composed, deep, learned, resigned, wise |
| philosophical
| 5 |
adj |
reflective |
metaphysical, thoughtful, serene, stoic, temperate |
| philosophy
| 18 |
noun |
principles, knowledge |
system, thought, theory, thinking, idea, wisdom, ideology, attitude, truth, doctrine, logic, reasoning, view, conception, reason, values, beliefs, convictions |
| philosophy
| 8 |
noun |
principles, knowledge |
outlook, viewpoint, tenet, axiom, aesthetics, rationalism, ontology, metaphysics |
| phone
| 3 |
verb |
telephone |
contact, ring, call |
| phone
| 15 |
verb |
telephone |
dial, buzz, pick up, call up, get back to, get on the horn, get on the line, get someone on the horn, give a call, give a jingle, give a ring, make a call, put a call through, ring up, touch base with |
| photocopy
| 1 |
noun |
mechanical image produced from a copier; making the image |
copy |
| photocopy
| 5 |
noun |
mechanical image produced from a copier; making the image |
reproduce, duplicate, Xerox, stat, velox |
| photograph
| 8 |
noun |
a still picture taken with a camera |
picture, image, print, portrait, positive, negative, slide, snap |
| photograph
| 16 |
noun |
a still picture taken with a camera |
likeness, snapshot, shot, mug, transparency, blowup, photo, Photostat, pic, Polaroid, microfilm, pix, Kodachrome, Kodak, close-up, pinup |
| photograph
| 10 |
verb |
take a picture with a camera |
shoot, print, illustrate, picture, get, lens, record, film, copy, roll |
| photograph
| 18 |
verb |
take a picture with a camera |
reproduce, capture, turn, mug, snapshot, snap, take, photo, Photostat, microfilm, cinematize, X-ray, capture on film, close-up, get a likeness, get a shot, make a picture, photoengrave |
| photographer
| 4 |
noun |
cameraperson |
paparazzo, photojournalist, shutterbug, freelance photographer |
| photography
| 5 |
noun |
fine arts |
design, drawing, painting, sculpture, arts |
| photography
| 3 |
noun |
fine arts |
ceramics, beaux arts, graphic arts |
| phrase
| 6 |
noun |
group of words; way of speaking |
saying, remark, phrasing, expression, tag, styling |
| phrase
| 19 |
noun |
group of words; way of speaking |
slogan, utterance, idiom, motto, terminology, wording, byword, diction, locution, maxim, catchword, watchword, verbiage, shibboleth, verbalism, parlance, phraseology, catchphrase, wordage |
| phrase
| 8 |
verb |
express in words carefully |
term, word, frame, couch, say, put, voice, present |
| phrase
| 3 |
verb |
express in words carefully |
formulate, utter, put into words |
| physical
| 8 |
adj |
tangible, material |
real, substantial, natural, concrete, gross, objective, solid, visible |
| physical
| 8 |
adj |
tangible, material |
corporeal, materialistic, palpable, phenomenal, ponderable, sensible, somatic, environmental |
| physical
| 1 |
adj |
concerning the body |
personal |
| physical
| 12 |
adj |
concerning the body |
visceral, bodily, brute, carnal, corporal, corporeal, earthly, fleshly, incarnate, mortal, somatic, unspiritual |
| physician
| 2 |
noun |
person trained in medical science |
specialist, doctor |
| physician
| 11 |
noun |
person trained in medical science |
quack, medic, intern, healer, general practitioner, surgeon, MD, doc, bones, sawbones, medical practitioner |
| physics
| 9 |
noun |
cure |
medication, help, recovery, assistance, treatment, medicine, healing, drug, aid |
| physics
| 24 |
noun |
cure |
corrective, alleviation, antidote, redress, nostrum, panacea, reparation, remedy, elixir, medicament, fix, therapeutic, quick fix, proprietary, catholicon, countermeasure, placebo, counteractant, counteragent, elixir vitae, healing agent, medicant, pharmacon, restora-tive |
| physics
| 3 |
verb |
drug |
dose, treat, relax |
| physics
| 19 |
verb |
drug |
hit, dope, opiate, poison, fix, benumb, blunt, deaden, desensitize, knock out, medicate, narcotize, numb, sedate, stupefy, analgize, anesthetize, dope up, dose up |
| physique
| 14 |
noun |
build of human body |
habit, body, figure, form, nature, frame, makeup, character, shape, type, structure, constitution, built, muscles |
| physique
| 4 |
noun |
build of human body |
habitus, anatomy, corpus, configuration |
| piano
| 2 |
noun |
musical instrument |
instrument, player |
| piano
| 10 |
noun |
musical instrument |
keyboard, grand piano, clavier, pianoforte, clavichord, pianola, spinet, concert grand, player piano, upright piano |
| pick
| 15 |
noun |
a chosen option, usually the choicest |
selection, prize, choice, prime, elect, decision, best, bag, preference, choosing, pride, elite, top, select, tops |
| pick
| 6 |
noun |
a chosen option, usually the choicest |
flower, aces, cream, cup of tea, druthers, crème de la crème |
| pick
| 9 |
verb |
choose, select |
prefer, elect, name, take, slot, tap, separate, mark, tag |
| pick
| 18 |
verb |
choose, select |
cull, winnow, finger, tab, hand-pick, decide upon, fix upon, go down the line, opt for, optate, pick and choose, pick out, say so, settle on, sift out, single out, sort out, take it or leave it |
| pick
| 5 |
verb |
gather, harvest |
pull, draw, cut, choose, collect |
| pick
| 3 |
verb |
gather, harvest |
pluck, cull, accumulate |
| pick
| 5 |
verb |
break into something closed, locked |
open, hit, force, crack, strike |
| pick
| 5 |
verb |
break into something closed, locked |
jimmy, dent, indent, pry, break open |
| picture
| 23 |
noun |
illustration, likeness of something |
impression, photograph, copy, art, description, figure, image, account, cartoon, report, statue, print, portrait, piece, painting, drawing, icon, canvas, double, twin, draft, representation, outline |
| picture
| 21 |
noun |
illustration, likeness of something |
sketch, depiction, portrayal, simulacrum, engraving, delineation, blueprint, similitude, effigy, panorama, tableau, ringer, duplicate, replica, spectacle, doodle, spitting image, photo, re-creation, presentment, lookalike |
| picture
| 2 |
noun |
perfect example |
idea, essence |
| picture
| 4 |
noun |
perfect example |
embodiment, epitome, archetype, personification |
| picture
| 3 |
noun |
entertainment film |
movie, cartoon, show |
| picture
| 6 |
noun |
entertainment film |
flick, cinema, motion picture, moving picture, photoplay, picture show |
| picture
| 10 |
verb |
depict, describe |
portray, paint, interpret, illustrate, represent, draw, render, show, image, photograph |
| picture
| 3 |
verb |
depict, describe |
delineate, limn, sketch |
| picture
| 6 |
verb |
form vision in one's mind |
portray, envision, create, see, imagine, dream |
| picture
| 6 |
verb |
form vision in one's mind |
visualize, daydream, fancy, fantasize, conceive of, see in the mind's eye |
| pie
| 5 |
noun |
sweet treat |
sweet, candy, fruit, cookie, cake |
| pie
| 9 |
noun |
sweet treat |
confection, pastry, ice cream, pudding, tart, frozen dessert, frozen treat, last course, sweet course |
| pie
| 3 |
noun |
easy task |
breeze, easy, snap |
| pie
| 19 |
noun |
easy task |
cakewalk, cinch, picnic, piece of cake, pushover, velvet, walkover, waltz, a breeze, a snap, cherry pie, easily accomplished task, easy thing, easy to do, kid stuff, no sweat, no-brainer, turkey shoot, child's play |
| pie
| 2 |
noun |
optical organ of an animate being |
blinder, lamp |
| pie
| 7 |
noun |
optical organ of an animate being |
ocular, optic, headlight, oculus, peeper, eyeball, baby blue |
| pie
| 9 |
adj |
possible, doable |
likely, practical, appropriate, reasonable, suitable, breeze, fit, fitting, snap |
| pie
| 20 |
adj |
possible, doable |
profitable, beneficial, achievable, advantageous, expedient, practicable, workable, attainable, viable, worthwhile, cinch, duck soup, easy as pie, piece of cake, probable, pushover, no sweat, performable, realizable, simple as ABC |
| pie
| 2 |
noun |
baked product made with flour |
cake, bread |
| pie
| 13 |
noun |
baked product made with flour |
doughnut, delicacy, dainty, tart, croissant, phyllo, Danish, strudel, patisserie, turnover, panettone, sweet roll, éclair |
| pie
| 1 |
noun |
easy thing to accomplish |
ease |
| pie
| 11 |
noun |
easy thing to accomplish |
picnic, walkover, breeze, cinch, duck soup, easy as pie, soft touch, kid stuff, no problem, smooth sailing, child's play |
| pie
| 13 |
noun |
mixture, miscellany |
brew, salmagundi, hash, goulash, medley, jumble, mishmash, potpourri, mélange, olio, soup, mulligan, pasticcio |
| pie
| 1 |
noun |
pastry |
roll |
| pie
| 6 |
noun |
pastry |
bun, Danish, eclair, popover, turnover, fruit tart |
| pie
| 3 |
noun |
an easy thing |
breeze, snap, peanuts |
| pie
| 9 |
noun |
an easy thing |
cinch, cakewalk, duck soup, picnic, no-brainer, a snap, chickenfeed, kid stuff, child's play |
| pie
| 3 |
noun |
food with a high sugar content |
preserves, dessert, candy |
| pie
| 8 |
noun |
food with a high sugar content |
confectionery, confection, pudding, bonbons, sweetmeats, comfit, pastries, candied fruit |
| piece
| 24 |
noun |
part |
slice, fragment, chunk, example, sample, item, portion, lot, bit, segment, section, quantity, cut, end, bite, member, instance, fraction, percentage, division, interest, share, half, length |
| piece
| 14 |
noun |
part |
specimen, hunk, scrap, morsel, dole, moiety, parcel, gob, iota, quota, lump, shred, allotment, smithereen |
| piece
| 21 |
noun |
work of art, music, writing |
photograph, work, paper, item, theme, part, statue, print, article, bit, painting, song, study, creation, arrangement, discourse, production, treatment, composition, icon, lines |
| piece
| 7 |
noun |
work of art, music, writing |
sketch, engraving, dissertation, treatise, vignette, exposition, thesis |
| piece
| 11 |
verb |
put together |
assemble, compose, restore, join, repair, fix, unite, patch, combine, create, make |
| piece
| 1 |
verb |
put together |
mend |
| pier
| 8 |
noun |
support; place for boats |
dock, dam, column, landing, pile, slip, post, piling |
| pier
| 12 |
noun |
support; place for boats |
promenade, wharf, jetty, berth, quay, buttress, pillar, levee, upright, mole, pilaster, pierage |
| pig
| 10 |
noun |
animal of swine family |
hog, swine, sow, boar, piglet, porker, shoat, piggy, cob roller, porky |
| pigeon
| 8 |
noun |
object of joking |
fool, turkey, target, mark, victim, joke, goat, subject |
| pigeon
| 14 |
noun |
object of joking |
laughingstock, sucker, setup, patsy, dupe, derision, chump, sap, clay pigeon, easy mark, fall guy, sitting duck, softie, jestee |
| pigeon
| 5 |
adj |
powerless, vulnerable |
caught, exposed, open, poor, weak |
| pigeon
| 16 |
adj |
powerless, vulnerable |
unarmed, helpless, unprotected, endangered, indefensible, naked, unguarded, hands tied, in line of fire, like a clay pigeon, like a sitting duck, on the line, on the spot, out on limb, up the creek, wide open |
| pigeon
| 2 |
noun |
person who is fooled |
fool, victim |
| pigeon
| 10 |
noun |
person who is fooled |
patsy, sitting duck, sucker, fish, mark, butt, chump, sap, pushover, easy mark |
| pigeon
| 5 |
noun |
easy victim |
fool, goat, mark, sacrifice, victim |
| pigeon
| 20 |
noun |
easy victim |
whipping boy, scapegoat, patsy, boob, chopping block, chump, dupe, easy mark, sap, schlemiel, sitting duck, soft touch, stooge, sucker, schmuck, can-carrier, easy touch, lamb to the slaughter, prize sap, trusting soul |
| pigeon
| 3 |
noun |
fall guy |
fool, victim, goat |
| pigeon
| 14 |
noun |
fall guy |
sitting duck, scapegoat, stooge, sucker, pushover, gull, schmuck, dupe, chump, boob, sap, weakling, easy mark, doormat |
| pigeon
| 5 |
noun |
person who is a fool |
toy, tool, instrument, victim, creature |
| pigeon
| 6 |
noun |
person who is a fool |
dupe, puppet, stooge, patsy, sucker, mark |
| pigeon
| 1 |
noun |
stupid person |
fool |
| pigeon
| 10 |
noun |
stupid person |
jerk, idiot, sucker, patsy, dupe, chump, nitwit, simpleton, weakling, dolt |
| pigeon
| 4 |
noun |
person who takes blame for |
fool, sacrifice, victim, goat |
| pigeon
| 16 |
noun |
person who takes blame for |
fall guy, pushover, stooge, sucker, gull, schmuck, patsy, mark, dupe, chump, sap, weakling, easy mark, sitting duck, doormat, another's action boob |
| pigeon
| 2 |
noun |
dupe |
fool, victim |
| pigeon
| 11 |
noun |
dupe |
fall guy, puppet, pawn, lackey, sucker, pushover, patsy, chump, flunky, sap, easy mark |
| pigeon
| 3 |
noun |
person as object of ridicule |
victim, game, sport |
| pigeon
| 8 |
noun |
person as object of ridicule |
mark, byword, scapegoat, quarry, prey, butt, scorn, sitting duck |
| pigeon
| 7 |
noun |
someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon |
casualty, mark, innocent, sacrifice, fool, butt, hunted |
| pigeon
| 28 |
noun |
someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon |
martyr, fatality, gudgeon, underdog, stooge, pawn, gull, immolation, dupe, patsy, wretch, prey, pushover, scapegoat, quarry, sucker, hireling, clown, gambit, easy mark, sitting duck, soft touch, sufferer, gopher, babe in woods, easy make, injured party, sitting target |
| pigeon
| 4 |
verb |
cheat, fool |
exploit, clip, use, trick |
| pigeon
| 29 |
verb |
cheat, fool |
pick on, sting, dupe, prey on, persecute, deceive, hoax, fleece, hoodwink, screw, gull, burn, chisel, snow, bamboozle, immolate, swindle, cozen, defraud, con, flimflam, set up, stiff, sucker, take advantage of, discriminate against, have it in for, rope in, stack the deck |
| pigeon
| 1 |
noun |
informant |
rat |
| pigeon
| 7 |
noun |
informant |
fink, stoolie, snitch, traitor, informer, canary, third ear |
| pigeon
| 1 |
noun |
easy victim |
mark |
| pigeon
| 16 |
noun |
easy victim |
chump, cinch, fall guy, mug, patsy, pushover, scapegoat, sitting duck, soft touch, sucker, doormat, easy pickings, easy touch, jay, prize sap, trusting soul |
| pigeon
| 2 |
noun |
gullible person |
fool, goat |
| pigeon
| 14 |
noun |
gullible person |
dummy, sucker, pushover, gull, patsy, mark, dupe, victim, butt, chump, sap, easy mark, fall guy, sitting duck |
| pigeon
| 3 |
noun |
domesticated bird |
duck, chicken, turkey |
| pigeon
| 10 |
noun |
domesticated bird |
fowl, grouse, quail, geese, pheasant, pullet, rooster, goose, partridge, hen |
| pigeon
| 2 |
noun |
dupe |
fool, victim |
| pigeon
| 12 |
noun |
dupe |
lamb, sap, sucker, fish, patsy, gull, butt, chump, mark, pushover, easy mark, sitting duck |
| pigeon
| 2 |
noun |
dupe |
fool, victim |
| pigeon
| 11 |
noun |
dupe |
fish, sucker, pushover, gull, patsy, mark, butt, chump, sap, easy mark, sitting duck |
| pile
| 13 |
noun |
heap, collection |
mountain, chunk, hill, mass, ocean, stack, quantity, shock, drift, much, bank, barrel, pack |
| pile
| 19 |
noun |
heap, collection |
pyramid, lump, accumulation, stockpile, hunk, jumble, assortment, hoard, oodles, gob, aggregation, conglomeration, buildup, aggregate, mound, peck, assemblage, amassment, great deal |
| pile
| 5 |
noun |
wealth |
pot, fortune, money, riches, dough |
| pile
| 5 |
noun |
wealth |
wad, bundle, boodle, affluence, mint |
| pile
| 13 |
verb |
gather, pack; put on top of another |
load, assemble, collect, stack, fill, rush, crowd, crush, mass, hill, bank, store, bunch |
| pile
| 7 |
verb |
gather, pack; put on top of another |
heap, accumulate, amass, jam, flock, hoard, mound |
| pill
| 2 |
noun |
capsule of medicine |
medicine, dose |
| pill
| 6 |
noun |
capsule of medicine |
tablet, lozenge, pellet, bolus, troche, pilule |
| pill
| 1 |
noun |
person who is annoying |
bore |
| pill
| 6 |
noun |
person who is annoying |
pain, trial, drag, pest, nuisance, pain in the neck |
| pillow
| 1 |
noun |
support |
padding |
| pillow
| 3 |
noun |
support |
cushion, bolster, headrest |
| pilot
| 5 |
noun |
person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle |
captain, leader, lead, director, guide |
| pilot
| 21 |
noun |
person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle |
flier, navigator, aviator, scout, jockey, dean, conductor, bellwether, ace, flyer, eagle, aerialist, coxswain, steerer, aeronaut, doyen/doyenne, helmsperson, one at the controls, one at the wheel, steersperson, wheelperson |
| pin
| 6 |
verb |
attach, hold in place |
fix, bind, join, secure, press, close |
| pin
| 8 |
verb |
attach, hold in place |
fasten, affix, clasp, immobilize, restrain, pinion, hold down, hold fast |
| pioneer
| 8 |
adj |
early, first |
prime, head, brave, lead, initial, primary, original, experimental |
| pioneer
| 2 |
adj |
early, first |
inaugural, avant-garde |
| pioneer
| 6 |
noun |
person who finds a new place, founds something |
pilgrim, founder, immigrant, guide, developer, leader |
| pioneer
| 11 |
noun |
person who finds a new place, founds something |
settler, colonist, scout, explorer, squatter, innovator, pathfinder, homesteader, trailblazer, colonizer, frontier settler |
| pioneer
| 11 |
verb |
invent; lay the groundwork |
begin, develop, prepare, start, create, discover, launch, initiate, explore, found, establish |
| pioneer
| 11 |
verb |
invent; lay the groundwork |
institute, originate, spearhead, colonize, instigate, go out in front, map out, open up, show the way, take the lead, trailblaze |
| pipe
| 4 |
noun |
passage, tube |
vessel, line, main, channel |
| pipe
| 11 |
noun |
passage, tube |
vent, hose, duct, sewer, canal, conduit, conveyer, aqueduct, spout, trough, pipeline |
| pipe
| 5 |
verb |
conduct through tube, passage |
transmit, carry, convey, channel, supply |
| pipe
| 4 |
verb |
conduct through tube, passage |
siphon, funnel, bring in, traject |
| pipe
| 8 |
verb |
make a sound; peep |
sound, play, cry, say, shout, sing, talk, speak |
| pipe
| 12 |
verb |
make a sound; peep |
sob, wail, twitter, warble, cheep, whistle, blubber, weep, toot, tweet, trill, boohoo |
| pit
| 5 |
noun |
hole, cavity |
mine, well, grave, hell, depression |
| pit
| 16 |
noun |
hole, cavity |
abyss, shaft, crater, trench, tomb, puncture, gulf, excavation, dimple, pockmark, hollow, pothole, indentation, chasm, perforation, dent |
| pit
| 3 |
verb |
oppose, play off |
contend, counter, match |
| pit
| 3 |
verb |
oppose, play off |
vie, put in opposition, set against |
| pitch
| 7 |
noun |
tilt |
angle, point, slope, degree, level, height, dip |
| pitch
| 5 |
noun |
tilt |
incline, gradient, slant, cant, steepness |
| pitch
| 3 |
noun |
tone of sound |
sound, rate, frequency |
| pitch
| 3 |
noun |
tone of sound |
modulation, timbre, harmonic |
| pitch
| 5 |
noun |
talk to convince |
spiel, persuasion, patter, song and dance, sales talk |
| pitch
| 5 |
verb |
throw, hurl |
fire, toss, launch, gun, cast |
| pitch
| 8 |
verb |
throw, hurl |
lob, sling, fling, chuck, unseat, peg, heave, bung |
| pitch
| 7 |
verb |
put up, erect |
locate, plant, settle, raise, fix, station, place |
| pitch
| 1 |
verb |
put up, erect |
set up |
| pitch
| 12 |
verb |
dive, roll |
drop, slope, toss, bend, lean, descend, plunge, rise, fall, drive, rock, dip |
| pitch
| 18 |
verb |
dive, roll |
go down, bicker, tumble, ascend, seesaw, heave, tilt, yaw, welter, lurch, flounder, topple, slump, lunge, wallow, stagger, careen, vault |
| pity
| 9 |
noun |
feeling of mercy toward another |
sympathy, warmth, grace, favor, quarter, comfort, understanding, charity, humanity |
| pity
| 24 |
noun |
feeling of mercy toward another |
mercy, melancholy, empathy, tenderness, compassion, sorrow, sadness, condolence, kindness, kindliness, compunction, distress, benevolence, forbearance, clemency, philanthropy, rue, dejection, commiseration, lenity, goodness, ruth, solace, condolement |
| pity
| 6 |
noun |
sad situation |
shame, regret, disaster, sin, crime, crisis |
| pity
| 6 |
noun |
sad situation |
bad luck, misfortune, mishap, mischance, catastrophe, crying shame |
| pity
| 3 |
verb |
feel sorry for; spare |
forgive, comfort, understand |
| pity
| 27 |
verb |
feel sorry for; spare |
pardon, reprieve, commiserate, solace, sympathize, soothe, condole, relent, ache, console, identify with, feel for, be sorry for, be sympathetic, bleed for, feel with, give quarter, grant amnesty, grieve with, have compassion, have mercy on, lament with, show forgiveness, show sympathy, take pity on, weep for, put out of one's misery |
| place
| 37 |
noun |
location with purpose, function |
neighborhood, point, house, site, community, seat, village, home, city, apartment, zone, area, field, spot, part, corner, situation, town, room, country, region, residence, position, district, habitat, plant, section, station, pad, volume, joint, lay, reservation, distance, property, suburb, quarter |
| place
| 20 |
noun |
location with purpose, function |
hole, berth, venue, dwelling, locale, hamlet, locality, domicile, vicinity, nook, whereabouts, latitude, abode, niche, hangout, compass, locus, accommodation, stead, longitude |
| place
| 8 |
noun |
position, rank |
slot, status, state, character, standing, grade, station, capacity |
| place
| 2 |
noun |
position, rank |
footing, pecking order |
| place
| 10 |
noun |
job, employment |
position, spot, office, situation, appointment, profession, trade, connection, post, occupation |
| place
| 1 |
noun |
job, employment |
berth |
| place
| 6 |
noun |
duty, role |
right, function, affair, charge, responsibility, concern |
| place
| 1 |
noun |
duty, role |
prerogative |
| place
| 22 |
verb |
locate, situate |
plant, set, stick, deposit, distribute, lay, install, put, establish, store, stand, finger, settle, spot, fix, park, nail, station, rest, position, quarter, assign |
| place
| 6 |
verb |
locate, situate |
peg, stow, repose, allocate, lodge, allot |
| place
| 18 |
verb |
order, sort |
put, give, call, rank, arrange, grade, constitute, estimate, group, fix, commission, charge, classify, judge, class, appoint, name, assign |
| place
| 9 |
verb |
order, sort |
approximate, allocate, deputize, designate, reckon, entrust, nominate, ordain, delegate |
| place
| 10 |
verb |
identify, recognize |
diagnose, remember, associate, spot, nail, indicate, know, determine, distinguish, tell |
| place
| 7 |
verb |
identify, recognize |
pinpoint, peg, finger, determinate, figure out, set in context, put one's finger on |
| plain
| 7 |
adj |
clear, obvious |
patent, broad, open, apparent, distinct, evident, visible |
| plain
| 12 |
adj |
clear, obvious |
transparent, audible, manifest, comprehensible, definite, legible, lucid, open-and-shut, palpable, understandable, big as life, talking turkey |
| plain
| 3 |
adj |
straightforward in speech |
honest, direct, open |
| plain
| 12 |
adj |
straightforward in speech |
frank, blunt, abrupt, artless, candid, forthright, guileless, impolite, ingenuous, outspoken, rude, sincere |
| plain
| 9 |
adj |
normal, everyday |
simple, traditional, ordinary, conventional, average, common, routine, modest, usual |
| plain
| 8 |
adj |
normal, everyday |
dull, vanilla, commonplace, homely, lowly, quotidian, white-bread, workaday |
| plain
| 7 |
adj |
unembellished, basic |
simple, pure, dry, bare, clean, modest, severe |
| plain
| 10 |
adj |
unembellished, basic |
unvarnished, austere, stark, spartan, vanilla, restrained, bare bones, discreet, muted, stripped down |
| plain
| 1 |
adj |
ugly |
ordinary |
| plain
| 5 |
adj |
ugly |
deformed, homely, hard on the eyes, not beautiful, plain-featured |
| plain
| 3 |
noun |
level land |
field, flat, level |
| plain
| 13 |
noun |
level land |
meadow, expanse, prairie, steppe, grassland, plateau, tundra, moor, champaign, moorland, heath, flatland, open country |
| plaintiff
| 4 |
noun |
accuser |
complainant, litigant, prosecutor, suer |
| plan
| 31 |
noun |
scheme, design, way of doing things |
idea, deal, system, strategy, project, intention, program, treatment, suggestion, policy, proposal, arrangement, method, procedure, projection, plot, pattern, platform, picture, means, aim, meaning, intent, device, angle, tactics, outline, scenario, undertaking, trick, purpose |
| plan
| 14 |
noun |
scheme, design, way of doing things |
stratagem, machination, proposition, gimmick, layout, orderliness, contrivance, disposition, animus, expedient, big picture, game plan, course of action, ground plan |
| plan
| 10 |
noun |
written description; diagram |
agenda, map, projection, form, chart, draft, representation, view, drawing, agendum |
| plan
| 10 |
noun |
written description; diagram |
blueprint, sketch, layout, illustration, prospectus, delineation, rough draft, road map, scale drawing, time line |
| plan
| 21 |
verb |
think out; prepare in advance |
plot, organize, form, project, design, draft, arrange, represent, frame, invent, shape, ready, engineer, calculate, scheme, map, trace, contemplate, outline, craft, steer |
| plan
| 25 |
verb |
think out; prepare in advance |
work out, sketch, formulate, devise, contrive, conspire, concoct, hatch, brainstorm, blueprint, meditate, intrigue, bargain for, block out, cook up, quarterback, figure on, figure out, fix to, lay in provisions, line up, make arrangements, reckon on, rough in, set out |
| plan
| 6 |
verb |
intend, mean |
aim, propose, design, contemplate, mind, purpose |
| plan
| 6 |
verb |
intend, mean |
foresee, envisage, bargain for, count on, have every intention, reckon on |
| plane
| 6 |
adj |
level, horizontal |
even, flat, plain, smooth, uniform, regular |
| plane
| 2 |
adj |
level, horizontal |
flush, planate |
| plane
| 7 |
noun |
flat surface; level |
extension, degree, grade, face, sphere, position, condition |
| plane
| 5 |
noun |
flat surface; level |
obverse, footing, facet, stratum, horizontal |
| plane
| 4 |
noun |
aircraft |
airplane, craft, ship, jet |
| plane
| 5 |
noun |
aircraft |
crate, bird, airbus, airship, twin-engine |
| planet
| 5 |
noun |
celestial body orbiting a star |
sphere, earth, globe, world, marble |
| planet
| 8 |
noun |
celestial body orbiting a star |
orb, heavenly body, terrene, asteroid, apple, planetoid, luminous body, wandering star |
| plant
| 7 |
noun |
organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom |
flower, tree, grass, shoot, slip, annual, bush |
| plant
| 11 |
noun |
organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom |
shrub, vine, perennial, cutting, sprout, seedling, weed, herb, greenery, creeper, biennial |
| plant
| 5 |
noun |
factory and its buildings, equipment |
shop, mill, yard, gear, works |
| plant
| 5 |
noun |
factory and its buildings, equipment |
machinery, apparatus, foundry, forge, manufactory |
| plant
| 11 |
verb |
put in the ground for growing |
raise, farm, cover, scatter, bury, grow, pitch, start, pot, seed, stock |
| plant
| 5 |
verb |
put in the ground for growing |
sow, implant, transplant, seed down, set out |
| plant
| 9 |
verb |
establish, set |
found, install, insert, fix, park, settle, deposit, station, root |
| plant
| 7 |
verb |
establish, set |
plop, institute, plunk, lodge, plank, imbed, plank down |
| plaster
| 3 |
noun |
thick, gooey material that hardens |
coat, binding, dressing |
| plaster
| 11 |
noun |
thick, gooey material that hardens |
adhesive, cement, glue, gum, paste, mucilage, mortar, stucco, lime, gypsum, plaster of Paris |
| plaster
| 3 |
verb |
spread, smear |
coat, cover, bind |
| plaster
| 10 |
verb |
spread, smear |
daub, glue, paste, smudge, overlay, gum, adhere, bedaub, cement, besmear |
| plastic
| 1 |
adj |
flexible, soft; made of manufactured, treated compounds |
bending |
| plastic
| 12 |
adj |
flexible, soft; made of manufactured, treated compounds |
elastic, ductile, pliable, pliant, resilient, supple, workable, moldable, molded, fictile, formable, shapeable |
| plastic
| 4 |
adj |
easily influenced |
giving, bending, yielding, flexible |
| plastic
| 17 |
adj |
easily influenced |
amenable, compliant, docile, ductile, impressionable, malleable, manageable, pliable, pliant, receptive, responsive, supple, susceptible, tractable, moldable, suggestible, influenceable |
| plastic
| 3 |
adj |
artificial; made of manufactured compounds |
chemical, cast, false |
| plastic
| 7 |
adj |
artificial; made of manufactured compounds |
synthetic, ersatz, pseudo, phony, substitute, manufactured, unnatural |
| plate
| 6 |
noun |
dish or meal served |
serving, bowl, service, helping, course, portion |
| plate
| 3 |
noun |
dish or meal served |
platter, casserole, trencher |
| plate
| 7 |
noun |
sheet, panel |
layer, slice, scale, leaf, coat, plane, print |
| plate
| 8 |
noun |
sheet, panel |
slab, flake, foil, spangle, lamina, stratum, lamella, disc |
| plate
| 6 |
verb |
coat with metallic material |
layer, scale, cover, face, silver, bronze |
| plate
| 13 |
verb |
coat with metallic material |
enamel, overlay, laminate, flake, gild, foil, stratify, platinize, nickel, anodize, chrome, encrust, electroplate |
| platform
| 2 |
noun |
stand or stage |
floor, staging |
| platform
| 8 |
noun |
stand or stage |
podium, terrace, scaffolding, scaffold, pulpit, dais, rostrum, belvedere |
| platform
| 4 |
noun |
political stance, promises |
policy, program, principle, objectives |
| platform
| 6 |
noun |
political stance, promises |
manifesto, plank, stump, party line, soapbox, tenets |
| play
| 8 |
noun |
theater piece |
show, drama, performance, comedy, musical, turkey, entertainment, tragedy |
| play
| 12 |
noun |
theater piece |
hit, smash, farce, theatrical, flop, mask, opera, potboiler, curtain-raiser, one-act, smash hit, stage show |
| play
| 9 |
noun |
amusement, entertainment |
game, sport, match, joking, happiness, humor, delight, fun, pleasure |
| play
| 18 |
noun |
amusement, entertainment |
teasing, pastime, jest, prank, caper, sportiveness, frisk, lark, frolic, dalliance, recreation, diversion, relaxation, disport, romp, gambol, gaming, foolery |
| play
| 13 |
noun |
latitude, range |
action, room, give, activity, space, sweep, motion, swing, scope, operation, margin, exercise, movement |
| play
| 3 |
noun |
latitude, range |
working, leeway, elbowroom |
| play
| 6 |
verb |
have fun |
dance, toy, joke, jump, sport, skip |
| play
| 32 |
verb |
have fun |
caper, trifle, disport, rejoice, cavort, romp, carouse, frisk, clown, revel, dally, divert, frolic, gambol, carry on, cut up, fool around, horse around, mess around, show off, kibitz, amuse oneself, be life of party, cut capers, entertain oneself, go on a spree, idle away, kick up heels, let go, let loose, make merry, let one's hair down |
| play
| 6 |
verb |
compete in sport |
participate, contend, rival, challenge, contest, sport |
| play
| 7 |
verb |
compete in sport |
disport, vie, recreate, take on, be on a team, engage in, take part |
| play
| 7 |
verb |
act; take the part of |
perform, portray, present, represent, execute, discourse, enact |
| play
| 12 |
verb |
act; take the part of |
do, ham, impersonate, ham it up, tread the boards, personate, playact, act the part of, lay an egg, play a gig, read a part, take the role of |
| play
| 11 |
verb |
gamble, risk |
put, game, set, take, speculate, stake, chance, hazard, exploit, bet, manipulate |
| play
| 5 |
verb |
gamble, risk |
maneuver, jockey, finesse, wager, lay money on |
| play
| 9 |
verb |
produce music |
perform, work, blow, execute, drum, render, bow, finger, operate |
| play
| 4 |
verb |
produce music |
tickle, fiddle, fidget, pedal |
| player
| 7 |
noun |
person participating in sport |
competitor, athlete, participant, member, professional, pro, opponent |
| player
| 9 |
noun |
person participating in sport |
rookie, contestant, amateur, sweat, champ, jock, sportsperson, superjock, team player |
| player
| 5 |
noun |
person who acts in performance |
star, actor, lead, extra, performer |
| player
| 14 |
noun |
person who acts in performance |
thespian, impersonator, ham, understudy, mimic, mime, entertainer, bit player, trouper, walk-on, playactor, stand-in, hambone, scene stealer |
| player
| 3 |
noun |
person who produces music |
musician, artist, performer |
| player
| 5 |
noun |
person who produces music |
virtuoso, rocker, soloist, instrumentalist, music maker |
| plead
| 4 |
verb |
beg, request |
ask, pray, appeal, crawl |
| plead
| 12 |
verb |
beg, request |
solicit, petition, beseech, importune, entreat, implore, crave, supplicate, entreaty, cop a plea, make up for, square things |
| plead
| 8 |
verb |
present a defense |
respond, cite, assert, maintain, argue, declare, advocate, present |
| plead
| 10 |
verb |
present a defense |
allege, adduce, vouch, avouch, cop a plea, answer charges, give evidence, plea bargain, put forward, use as excuse |
| pleasant
| 15 |
adj |
acceptable; friendly |
sweet, mild, satisfying, pleasing, charming, lovely, fun, engaging, civil, diplomatic, fine, nice, social, soft, welcome |
| pleasant
| 33 |
adj |
acceptable; friendly |
cordial, likable, cheerful, bland, amusing, agreeable, pleasurable, amiable, polite, congenial, gracious, enjoyable, refreshing, cool, homey, delightful, affable, civilized, convivial, delectable, enchanting, genial, good-humored, gratifying, jolly, jovial, kindly, obliging, sympathetic, urbane, copacetic, fine and dandy, mild-mannered |
| please
| 9 |
verb |
delight, make happy |
satisfy, cheer, entertain, charm, humor, score, suit, content, grab |
| please
| 17 |
verb |
delight, make happy |
gratify, amuse, tickle, wow, overjoy, kill, indulge, gladden, titillate, enchant, hit the spot, turn on, fill the bill, go over big, make the grade, sweep off feet, tickle pink |
| please
| 9 |
verb |
will, elect to do |
wish, like, want, desire, opt, prefer, command, choose, demand |
| please
| 2 |
verb |
will, elect to do |
be inclined, see fit |
| pleasure
| 8 |
noun |
delight, happiness |
joy, comfort, satisfaction, seasoning, entertainment, ease, game, kicks |
| pleasure
| 32 |
noun |
delight, happiness |
thrill, enjoyment, gratification, contentment, luxury, hobby, amusement, bliss, indulgence, gladness, revelry, velvet, solace, flash, fruition, delectation, titillation, kick, zest, diversion, felicity, relish, spice, recreation, self-indulgence, gusto, buzz, joie de vivre, joyride, turn-on, gluttony, primrose path |
| pleasure
| 10 |
noun |
will, inclination |
desire, purpose, option, wish, mind, choice, command, preference, want, liking |
| pleasure
| 2 |
noun |
will, inclination |
fancy, velleity |
| pledge
| 6 |
noun |
word of honor |
word, agreement, promise, guarantee, health, undertaking |
| pledge
| 6 |
noun |
word of honor |
vow, oath, assurance, toast, covenant, warrant |
| pledge
| 4 |
noun |
sign of good faith |
guarantee, deposit, security, bond |
| pledge
| 10 |
noun |
sign of good faith |
warranty, collateral, guaranty, pawn, warrant, bail, earnest, token, surety, gage |
| pledge
| 6 |
verb |
guarantee; give word of honor |
engage, mortgage, contract, promise, undertake, swear |
| pledge
| 10 |
verb |
guarantee; give word of honor |
covenant, pawn, hook, vouch, vow, plight, soak, hock, give word, sign for |
| plentiful
| 12 |
adj |
abundant |
generous, productive, sufficient, complete, enough, excessive, flowing, full, large, liberal, plenty, swimming |
| plentiful
| 36 |
adj |
abundant |
fertile, prolific, ample, bountiful, unlimited, abounding, appreciable, chock-full, competent, copious, extravagant, exuberant, flush, fruitful, fulsome, improvident, inexhaustible, infinite, lavish, lush, luxuriant, overflowing, prodigal, profuse, replete, rife, superfluous, teeming, bounteous, plenteous, superabundant, bumper, lousy with, no end, swarming, well-provided |
| plot
| 8 |
noun |
plan, scheme |
trick, design, conspiracy, fix, practice, game, frame, device |
| plot
| 18 |
noun |
plan, scheme |
scam, maneuver, stratagem, setup, cabal, machination, connivance, collusion, ruse, contrivance, artifice, complicity, intrigue, booby trap, frame-up, conniving, covin, little game |
| plot
| 19 |
noun |
story line |
story, scenario, scene, theme, design, narrative, action, scheme, structure, movement, development, picture, outline, thread, unfolding, progress, subject, incidents, events |
| plot
| 2 |
noun |
story line |
enactment, suspense |
| plot
| 8 |
noun |
tract of land |
land, lot, piece, division, area, patch, spread, ground |
| plot
| 4 |
noun |
tract of land |
parcel, acreage, allotment, plat |
| plot
| 10 |
verb |
plan, scheme |
operate, frame, design, draft, imagine, angle, promote, outline, conceive, project |
| plot
| 20 |
verb |
plan, scheme |
devise, sketch, conspire, hatch, cabal, contrive, collude, concoct, machinate, wangle, cogitate, finagle, maneuver, lay, connive, brew, intrigue, cook up, rough out, set up |
| plot
| 6 |
verb |
map out; draw |
calculate, locate, outline, chart, mark, draft |
| plot
| 3 |
verb |
map out; draw |
lay out, compute, put forward |
| plug
| 4 |
noun |
stopper |
connection, filling, river, fitting |
| plug
| 7 |
noun |
stopper |
wedge, spigot, occlusion, cork, bung, tampon, stopple |
| plug
| 1 |
noun |
publicity |
mention |
| plug
| 6 |
noun |
publicity |
hype, push, blurb, advertisement, write-up, good word |
| plug
| 9 |
verb |
stop up |
fill, pack, seal, secure, cover, stop, stuff, block, close |
| plug
| 11 |
verb |
stop up |
clog, obstruct, stopper, congest, ram, choke, cork, occlude, bung, stopple, drive in |
| plug
| 2 |
verb |
publicize |
mention, promote |
| plug
| 6 |
verb |
publicize |
push, hype, advertise, boost, build up, write up |
| pocket
| 4 |
adj |
small, portable |
canned, little, minute, tiny |
| pocket
| 14 |
adj |
small, portable |
compact, condensed, wee, diminutive, miniature, capsule, midget, potted, concise, abridged, peewee, epitomized, itsy-bitsy, pint-sized |
| pocket
| 5 |
noun |
cavity, pouch |
bag, hole, sack, chamber, opening |
| pocket
| 4 |
noun |
cavity, pouch |
compartment, receptacle, hollow, socket |
| pocket
| 6 |
verb |
help oneself to something |
steal, hide, abstract, appropriate, lift, take |
| pocket
| 9 |
verb |
help oneself to something |
pilfer, conceal, nab, shoplift, pinch, swipe, purloin, filch, enclose |
| poem
| 8 |
noun |
highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece |
poetry, writing, composition, song, beat, creation, words, lines |
| poem
| 17 |
noun |
highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece |
rhyme, verse, lyric, epic, ballad, poesy, rime, ode, sonnet, limerick, rune, haiku, quatrain, free verse, blank verse, sestina, villanelle |
| poetry
| 2 |
noun |
expressive, rhythmic literary work |
song, poems |
| poetry
| 12 |
noun |
expressive, rhythmic literary work |
verse, paean, rhyme, poesy, stanza, rime, rune, versification, doggerel, balladry, metrical composition, rhyming |
| point
| 8 |
noun |
speck |
stop, mark, count, trace, particle, period, bit, dot |
| point
| 10 |
noun |
speck |
mite, mote, minim, scrap, tittle, fleck, notch, iota, full stop, flyspeck |
| point
| 8 |
noun |
specific location |
spot, site, place, position, situation, stage, station, where |
| point
| 2 |
noun |
specific location |
locality, locus |
| point
| 7 |
noun |
sharp end, top, end of extension |
tip, sword, head, spine, bill, tooth, summit |
| point
| 25 |
noun |
sharp end, top, end of extension |
dagger, spire, promontory, headland, barb, apex, snag, tine, spike, jag, prong, cusp, prick, beak, cape, spur, thorn, claw, sticker, stiletto, nib, foreland, awn, pin point, prickler |
| point
| 12 |
noun |
circumstance, stage; limited time |
degree, moment, edge, limit, extent, time, date, position, instant, period, threshold, condition |
| point
| 6 |
noun |
circumstance, stage; limited time |
juncture, duration, verge, brink, point in time, very minute |
| point
| 18 |
noun |
goal, aim |
objective, reason, end, motive, design, utility, use, intention, attraction, interest, significance, effectiveness, object, validity, intent, purpose, appeal, charm |
| point
| 10 |
noun |
goal, aim |
nitty-gritty, usefulness, cogency, nub, fascination, punch, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, validness |
| point
| 19 |
noun |
meaning, essence |
question, idea, topic, matter, theme, score, subject, heart, force, text, argument, motive, tip, import, core, head, drift, burden, stuff |
| point
| 19 |
noun |
meaning, essence |
nitty-gritty, proposition, motif, nub, pointer, tip-off, gist, crux, kicker, thrust, marrow, meat, pith, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, subject matter, main idea |
| point
| 16 |
noun |
aspect, characteristic |
case, detail, element, part, side, material, instance, attribute, circumstance, trait, feature, item, particular, respect, property, quality |
| point
| 6 |
noun |
aspect, characteristic |
thing, facet, constituent, nicety, peculiarity, circumstantial |
| point
| 3 |
noun |
scoring unit of sport competition |
score, mark, count |
| point
| 2 |
noun |
scoring unit of sport competition |
tally, notch |
| point
| 8 |
verb |
show as probable; call attention |
lead, offer, suggest, direct, indicate, name, hint, imply |
| point
| 13 |
verb |
show as probable; call attention |
make, signify, denote, tag, finger, tab, bespeak, peg, designate, button down, pin down, put down for, put finger on |
| point
| 13 |
verb |
direct, lead |
aim, turn, look, tend, head, level, influence, face, cast, train, lay, guide, steer |
| point
| 4 |
verb |
direct, lead |
beam, slant, bring to bear, zero in |
| poison
| 4 |
noun |
substance that causes harm, death |
virus, Cancer, infection, corruption |
| poison
| 14 |
noun |
substance that causes harm, death |
venom, germ, toxin, contamination, adulteration, contagion, malignancy, bane, blight, miasma, toxicant, bacteria, toxoid, venin |
| poison
| 6 |
verb |
contaminate, pollute |
harm, injure, kill, destroy, undermine, murder |
| poison
| 15 |
verb |
contaminate, pollute |
debase, subvert, infect, taint, corrupt, stain, defile, envenom, fester, warp, pervert, vitiate, deprave, adulterate, make ill |
| pole
| 8 |
noun |
bar, post |
leg, rod, beam, stick, stake, standard, pile, staff |
| pole
| 11 |
noun |
bar, post |
mast, shaft, extremity, stave, terminus, stud, spar, plank, flagpole, stilt, flagstaff |
| police officer
| 5 |
noun |
officer of the law |
detective, deputy, policeman, officer, cop |
| police officer
| 24 |
noun |
officer of the law |
constable, marshal, fuzz, peace officer, sheriff, patrolman, patrolwoman, policewoman, trooper, military police, MP, arm of the law, carabiniere, flatfoot, flic, gendarme, law enforcement agent, law enforcer, lawman, lawwoman, meter maid, mounted police officer, the man, traffic officer |
| policy
| 24 |
noun |
procedure, tactics |
code, management, protocol, theory, arrangement, scheme, practice, administration, rule, guideline, program, plan, behavior, action, strategy, approach, method, custom, course, design, organization, line, order, channels |
| policy
| 6 |
noun |
procedure, tactics |
stratagem, polity, tenet, red tape, the book, the numbers |
| polish
| 1 |
noun |
shine, brightness |
finish |
| polish
| 12 |
noun |
shine, brightness |
varnish, glint, gloss, glaze, brilliance, sparkle, burnish, wax, veneer, smoothness, sheen, luster |
| polish
| 5 |
noun |
cultivated look, performance |
style, finish, culture, class, grace |
| polish
| 8 |
noun |
cultivated look, performance |
urbanity, finesse, suavity, elegance, refinement, politesse, cultivation, breeding |
| polish
| 4 |
verb |
shine, buff |
finish, rub, smooth, clean |
| polish
| 10 |
verb |
shine, buff |
scrub, glaze, furbish, gloss, slick, sleek, brighten, burnish, scour, wax |
| polish
| 7 |
verb |
improve performance, look |
perfect, correct, finish, smooth, better, enhance, round |
| polish
| 12 |
verb |
improve performance, look |
amend, furbish, slick, sleek, emend, refine, mature, mend, cultivate, brush up, touch up, make improvement |
| polite
| 10 |
adj |
mannerly, civilized |
civil, gentle, friendly, pleasant, diplomatic, concerned, elegant, mild, nice, smooth |
| polite
| 33 |
adj |
mannerly, civilized |
cordial, thoughtful, genteel, well-behaved, affable, sympathetic, neighborly, amiable, deferential, courtly, well-mannered, attentive, considerate, sociable, gracious, respectful, conciliatory, good-natured, courteous, amenable, bland, complaisant, condescending, cultured, obliging, obsequious, polished, politic, punctilious, refined, solicitous, urbane, well-bred |
| political
| 3 |
adj |
governmental |
civic, constitutional, official |
| political
| 3 |
adj |
governmental |
economical, legislative, bureaucratic |
| politician
| 7 |
noun |
person pursuing or occupying elective office |
lawmaker, senator, leader, legislator, boss, speaker, President |
| politician
| 17 |
noun |
person pursuing or occupying elective office |
partisan, orator, chieftain, public servant, officeholder, grandstander, democrat, republican, baby-kisser, congressperson, handshaker, member of Congress, member of parliament, office seeker, Party member, statesperson, whistle-stopper |
| politics
| 3 |
noun |
art and science of administration of government |
government, legislature, campaigning |
| politics
| 17 |
noun |
art and science of administration of government |
electioneering, zoo, polity, jungle, foreign affairs, political science, statecraft, civics, backroom, affairs of state, domestic affairs, government policy, hat in the ring, internal affairs, matters of state, smoke-filled room, stateship |
| poll
| 9 |
noun |
census; tally of answers to questions of opinion |
count, survey, vote, opinion, voting, ballot, returns, figures, sampling |
| poll
| 1 |
noun |
census; tally of answers to questions of opinion |
canvass |
| poll
| 9 |
verb |
take census; question |
enroll, register, examine, survey, interview, vote, sample, list, ballot |
| poll
| 4 |
verb |
take census; question |
tally, canvass, send up a balloon, test the waters |
| pollution
| 5 |
noun |
dirtiness, contamination |
abuse, infection, corruption, dirtying, soiling |
| pollution
| 22 |
noun |
dirtiness, contamination |
deterioration, desecration, defilement, taint, profanation, misuse, decomposition, adulteration, blight, uncleanness, foulness, impairment, impurity, rottenness, vitiation, spoliation, besmearing, besmirching, fouling, greenhouse effect, polluting, tainting |
| polygon
| 2 |
noun |
closed plane figure |
shape, form |
| polygon
| 10 |
noun |
closed plane figure |
dodecagon, octagon, decagon, pentagon, triangle, quadrangle, hexagon, quadrilateral, parallelogram, trapezoid |
| polysaccharide
| 1 |
noun |
organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
sugar |
| polysaccharide
| 13 |
noun |
organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
starch, lactose, glucose, cellulose, galactose, glycogen, monosaccharide, disaccharide, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, dextrin |
| polysaccharide
| 2 |
noun |
complex carbohydrate |
carbohydrate, sugar |
| polysaccharide
| 1 |
noun |
complex carbohydrate |
glycogen |
| ponder
| 13 |
verb |
think about seriously |
consider, contemplate, evaluate, reflect, examine, weigh, speculate, figure, debate, study, mind, reason, roll |
| ponder
| 26 |
verb |
think about seriously |
mull, deliberate, brood, cerebrate, daydream, moon, muse, excogitate, revolve, meditate, dwell, cogitate, ruminate, appraise, pipe dream, turn over, puzzle over, mull over, woolgather, build castles in air, give thought to, noodle around, perpend, put on thinking cap, think out, think over |
| pony
| 1 |
noun |
horse |
glass |
| pony
| 7 |
noun |
horse |
nag, crib, trot, racehorse, cayuse, mustang, pinto |
| pool
| 5 |
noun |
collection of liquid |
tank, lake, bath, pond, mere |
| pool
| 9 |
noun |
collection of liquid |
swimming pool, lagoon, basin, puddle, splash, tarn, natatorium, millpond, mud puddle |
| pool
| 8 |
noun |
supply of money, goods |
pot, group, provisions, funds, equipment, combine, bank, stakes |
| pool
| 3 |
noun |
supply of money, goods |
jackpot, kitty, conglomerate |
| pool
| 3 |
verb |
combine |
league, share, blend |
| pool
| 4 |
verb |
combine |
merge, amalgamate, put together, join forces |
| poor
| 3 |
adj |
lacking sufficient money |
low, suffering, reduced |
| poor
| 35 |
adj |
lacking sufficient money |
underprivileged, poverty-stricken, needy, meager, penniless, impoverished, destitute, indigent, flat, down-and-out, bankrupt, scanty, insolvent, bad off, beggarly, broke, hard up, impecunious, penurious, strapped, necessitous, beggared, behind eight ball, dirt poor, empty-handed, flat broke, fortuneless, in need, in want, moneyless, pauperized, pinched, stone broke, truly needy, unprosperous |
| poor
| 10 |
adj |
deficient, inadequate |
weak, modest, ordinary, slight, plain, base, common, mean, lacking, reduced |
| poor
| 39 |
adj |
deficient, inadequate |
unsatisfactory, shoddy, substandard, meager, feeble, insufficient, miserable, mediocre, inferior, imperfect, scanty, diminutive, crude, trifling, below par, contemptible, exiguous, faulty, humble, incomplete, insignificant, lowly, paltry, pitiful, rotten, second-rate, shabby, skimpy, sorry, sparse, trivial, valueless, worthless, low-grade, pitiable, subnormal, dwarfed, niggardly, subpar |
| poor
| 3 |
adj |
weak, unfertile |
sick, bare, exhausted |
| poor
| 15 |
adj |
weak, unfertile |
impaired, impoverished, feeble, barren, imperfect, depleted, fruitless, indisposed, infertile, infirm, puny, sterile, unfruitful, unproductive, worthless |
| poor
| 12 |
adj |
unfortunate, unhappy |
miserable, wretched, hapless, ill-fated, luckless, pathetic, piteous, pitiful, rueful, unlucky, pitiable, commiserable |
| pop
| 8 |
noun |
bang |
explosion, snap, burst, jump, report, leap, crack, strike |
| pop
| 2 |
noun |
bang |
thrust, whack |
| pop
| 17 |
verb |
jump, burst |
blow, insert, hit, appear, shove, explode, put, leap, stick, crack, snap, rise, sock, report, push, go, strike |
| pop
| 6 |
verb |
jump, burst |
thrust, bang, dart, whack, protrude, go off |
| popular
| 21 |
adj |
well-known, favorite |
favored, famous, attractive, beloved, suitable, prominent, accepted, approved, celebrated, leading, liked, noted, pleasing, praised, preferred, prevailing, selling, social, sought, in, promoted |
| popular
| 23 |
adj |
well-known, favorite |
fashionable, trendy, in vogue, likable, lovable, notorious, now, okay, right stuff, stylish, thing, societal, caught on, crowd-pleasing, faddish, in demand, in favor, in the mainstream, run-after, sought-after, the rage, well-liked, well-received |
| popular
| 17 |
adj |
common, standard |
accessible, familiar, universal, public, accepted, approved, conventional, current, general, ordinary, prevailing, ruling, stock, widespread, adopted, demanded, embraced |
| popular
| 8 |
adj |
common, standard |
ubiquitous, prevalent, rampant, regnant, rife, in demand, in use, proletarian |
| population
| 9 |
noun |
inhabitants of a place |
society, people, community, culture, state, public, folk, residents, natives |
| population
| 4 |
noun |
inhabitants of a place |
populace, denizens, citizenry, dwellers |
| porch
| 2 |
noun |
patio |
deck, steps |
| porch
| 4 |
noun |
patio |
stoop, portico, balcony, veranda |
| portable
| 1 |
adj |
easily transported |
light |
| portable
| 14 |
adj |
easily transported |
compact, convenient, handy, lightweight, movable, manageable, transportable, carriageable, cartable, conveyable, easily carried, haulable, portative, wieldy |
| porter
| 1 |
noun |
person who serves as attendant, caretaker |
carrier |
| porter
| 11 |
noun |
person who serves as attendant, caretaker |
gatekeeper, bellhop, bearer, concierge, transporter, janitor, redcap, doorkeeper, skycap, baggage carrier, doorperson |
| portion
| 18 |
noun |
share, cut, ration |
serving, lot, fragment, chunk, part, fraction, piece, segment, section, quantity, taste, measure, fix, member, division, hit, helping, bit |
| portion
| 27 |
noun |
share, cut, ration |
excerpt, allocation, shot, morsel, quantum, extract, moiety, apportionment, divvy, gob, parcel, lagniappe, quota, lump, drag, dram, slug, plum, bang, hunk, allotment, scrap, allowance, meed, piece of action, smithereen, lion's share |
| portion
| 3 |
noun |
fate, destiny |
fortune, circumstance, luck |
| portion
| 4 |
noun |
fate, destiny |
lot, cup, kismet, doom |
| portion
| 9 |
verb |
divide into pieces |
deal, section, distribute, share, administer, part, shift, piece, assign |
| portion
| 12 |
verb |
divide into pieces |
ration, parcel, dispense, quota, partition, allocate, allot, prorate, apportion, divvy up, dole out, mete out |
| portrait
| 8 |
noun |
drawn representation; description |
profile, picture, photograph, figure, image, account, model, painting |
| portrait
| 11 |
noun |
drawn representation; description |
likeness, sketch, vignette, depiction, snapshot, portrayal, silhouette, simulacrum, spitting image, characterization, portraiture |
| position
| 19 |
noun |
physical place |
area, point, spot, seat, environment, stand, situation, post, location, scene, reference, district, space, fix, site, station, region, setting, ground |
| position
| 9 |
noun |
physical place |
topography, locale, locality, locus, whereabouts, surroundings, tract, geography, bearings |
| position
| 16 |
noun |
posture, stance |
status, spot, state, arrangement, attitude, stand, situation, condition, bearing, form, pose, manner, pass, habit, port, circumstances |
| position
| 11 |
noun |
posture, stance |
strait, predicament, deportment, carriage, disposition, mien, plight, ballgame, how things stack up, like it is, the size of it |
| position
| 8 |
noun |
belief, point of view |
stance, attitude, stand, opinion, view, angle, color, judgment |
| position
| 4 |
noun |
belief, point of view |
viewpoint, outlook, slant, standpoint |
| position
| 13 |
noun |
class, stature |
status, standing, rank, reputation, place, situation, dignity, capacity, importance, character, sphere, station, consequence |
| position
| 4 |
noun |
class, stature |
footing, cachet, prestige, caste |
| position
| 15 |
noun |
responsibility in business or other enterprise |
slot, duty, office, job, place, situation, post, role, function, capacity, profession, trade, connection, employment, occupation |
| position
| 5 |
noun |
responsibility in business or other enterprise |
spot, do, berth, billet, nine-to-five |
| position
| 9 |
verb |
place physically in location |
locate, put, arrange, stand, stick, array, set, fix, settle |
| position
| 2 |
verb |
place physically in location |
dispose, lay out |
| positive
| 20 |
adj |
definite, certain |
specific, confident, clear, real, firm, express, rank, concrete, perfect, absolute, actual, assured, complete, convinced, decided, direct, explicit, genuine, hard, sure |
| positive
| 27 |
adj |
definite, certain |
decisive, conclusive, affirmative, cold, categorical, clear-cut, cocksure, consummate, downright, factual, forceful, forcible, incontrovertible, indisputable, indubitable, irrefutable, out-and-out, outright, thorough, thoroughgoing, unambiguous, undeniable, unequivocal, unmistakable, unmitigated, inarguable, incontestable |
| positive
| 8 |
adj |
beneficial, helpful |
good, useful, effective, practical, productive, reasonable, sound, progressive |
| positive
| 4 |
adj |
beneficial, helpful |
constructive, affirmative, efficacious, forward-looking |
| possession
| 4 |
noun |
control, ownership |
custody, title, hold, occupation |
| possession
| 9 |
noun |
control, ownership |
retention, occupancy, tenancy, dominion, tenure, proprietorship, proprietary, possessorship, proprietary rights |
| possession
| 13 |
noun |
something owned; property |
estate, settlement, wealth, things, equipment, territory, province, effects, furniture, goods, assets, appointments, tricks |
| possession
| 12 |
noun |
something owned; property |
accessories, impedimenta, paraphernalia, trappings, belongings, furnishings, baggage, real estate, fixtures, appurtenances, chattels, tangibles |
| possibility
| 13 |
noun |
feasibility, likelihood; chance |
prospect, circumstance, hazard, incident, action, opportunity, hope, instance, break, liability, happening, odds, occasion |
| possibility
| 22 |
noun |
feasibility, likelihood; chance |
risk, probability, fortuity, shot, occurrence, potentiality, prayer, toss-up, play, fling, plausibility, fluke, stab, contingency, practicability, likeliness, attainableness, achievability, fair shake, fifty-fifty, outside chance, workableness |
| possible
| 8 |
adj |
likely, attainable |
available, potential, dependent, welcome, snap, accessible, promising, uncertain |
| possible
| 34 |
adj |
likely, attainable |
probable, desirable, imaginable, feasible, achievable, conceivable, viable, cinch, setup, hopeful, breeze, hypothetical, expedient, pushover, adventitious, advisable, credible, dormant, duck soup, easy as pie, fortuitous, indeterminate, latent, obtainable, piece of cake, practicable, thinkable, workable, can do, doable, no sweat, realizable, simple as ABC, within reach |
| post
| 10 |
noun |
upright support |
pole, panel, leg, column, stake, rail, standard, pile, pale, stock |
| post
| 11 |
noun |
upright support |
shaft, picket, pillar, palisade, mast, stud, pedestal, prop, stilt, doorpost, newel |
| post
| 6 |
noun |
job, employment |
appointment, office, assignment, place, position, situation |
| post
| 2 |
noun |
job, employment |
berth, billet |
| post
| 3 |
noun |
lookout, station |
position, place, beat |
| post
| 2 |
noun |
lookout, station |
whereabouts, locus |
| post
| 3 |
noun |
mail service |
delivery, mail, collection |
| post
| 3 |
noun |
mail service |
post office, PO, postal service |
| post
| 7 |
verb |
situate, position |
put, station, set, place, locate, establish, assign |
| post
| 5 |
verb |
advise, inform |
report, brief, clue, warn, tell |
| post
| 6 |
verb |
advise, inform |
acquaint, notify, fill in, apprive, put wise to, wise up |
| postcard
| 5 |
noun |
letter |
invite, communication, message, note, card |
| postcard
| 14 |
noun |
letter |
memo, dispatch, tab, scratch, line, missive, cannonball, kite, FYI, billet doux, get-well, love letter, poison pen, thank-you |
| postcard
| 6 |
noun |
written communication |
note, answer, report, reply, message, line |
| postcard
| 10 |
noun |
written communication |
memo, memorandum, billet, dispatch, epistle, missive, acknowledgment, junk mail, thank you, kite |
| postcard
| 6 |
noun |
written communication |
message, word, card, note, report, letter |
| postcard
| 4 |
noun |
written correspondence; system for sending correspondence |
package, communication, letter, post |
| postcard
| 5 |
noun |
written correspondence; system for sending correspondence |
parcel, junk mail, post office, air mail, postal service |
| postpone
| 3 |
verb |
put off till later time |
suspend, delay, table |
| postpone
| 15 |
verb |
put off till later time |
defer, hold up, shelve, adjourn, pigeonhole, prorogue, cool it, give a rain check, hang fire, hold off, hold over, lay over, put back, put on back burner, put on hold |
| pot
| 8 |
noun |
container, cauldron |
cup, bucket, bowl, jar, can, vessel, pan, pitcher |
| pot
| 11 |
noun |
container, cauldron |
jug, urn, kettle, mug, basin, crock, tankard, receptacle, crucible, saucepan, canister |
| pot
| 5 |
noun |
marijuana |
cannabis, hashish, grass, weed, maryjane |
| potato
| 1 |
noun |
vegetable |
plant |
| potato
| 5 |
noun |
vegetable |
spud, tuber, yam, murphy, tater |
| potential
| 6 |
adj |
promising |
likely, hidden, possible, future, implied, inherent |
| potential
| 16 |
adj |
promising |
probable, budding, conceivable, dormant, embryonic, imaginable, latent, lurking, plausible, quiescent, thinkable, undeveloped, abeyant, prepatent, unrealized, within realm of possibility |
| potential
| 4 |
noun |
possibility for achievement |
capability, power, capacity, ability |
| potential
| 5 |
noun |
possibility for achievement |
potentiality, wherewithal, aptitude, the makings, what it takes |
| pottery
| 1 |
noun |
containers made from clay; clay art |
firing |
| pottery
| 8 |
noun |
containers made from clay; clay art |
crockery, porcelain, earthenware, ceramics, stoneware, glazing, porcelainware, terra cotta |
| pound
| 3 |
noun |
sixteen ounces/.454 kilograms of weight |
avoirdupois, troy, pint |
| pound
| 4 |
verb |
crush; beat rhythmically |
pulse, powder, strike, hit |
| pound
| 22 |
verb |
crush; beat rhythmically |
pummel, wallop, bruise, belabor, hammer, pulverize, pelt, tramp, thump, throb, stomp, buffet, batter, palpitate, pulsate, drub, clobber, thrash, triturate, comminute, pestle, malleate |
| pound
| 3 |
verb |
impress; make someone listen |
drum, drive, grave |
| pound
| 4 |
verb |
impress; make someone listen |
din, stamp, drub, hammer |
| pour
| 17 |
verb |
be or make flowing |
rush, drain, stream, spill, flow, flood, sheet, jet, crowd, spring, rain, shower, course, run, issue, roll, proceed |
| pour
| 20 |
verb |
be or make flowing |
spew, cascade, splash, gush, discharge, swarm, drench, emit, throng, teem, sluice, spout, decant, surge, inundate, deluge, cataract, give off, rill, let flow |
| poverty
| 9 |
noun |
want; extreme need, often financial |
bankruptcy, debt, lack, difficulty, shortage, deficit, pass, reduction, necessity |
| poverty
| 33 |
noun |
want; extreme need, often financial |
hardship, famine, scarcity, starvation, distress, privation, dearth, vacancy, deficiency, meagerness, emptiness, inadequacy, indigence, depletion, impoverishment, pennilessness, insolvency, impecuniousness, destitution, paucity, barrenness, insufficiency, poorness, beggary, pinch, penury, underdevelopment, straits, aridity, pauperism, exiguity, abjection, necessitousness |
| powder
| 6 |
noun |
fine, loose grains made by crushing a solid |
dust, particle, seed, grain, meal, film |
| powder
| 5 |
noun |
fine, loose grains made by crushing a solid |
crumb, pounce, grit, talc, pulverulence |
| powder
| 6 |
verb |
crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains |
pound, reduce, cover, file, dust, scatter |
| powder
| 17 |
verb |
crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains |
grate, pulverize, rasp, crunch, strew, bray, smash, scrape, grind, dredge, abrade, crumble, granulate, triturate, comminute, flour, pestle |
| power
| 13 |
noun |
ability, competence |
function, talent, influence, capability, potential, capacity, skill, gift, turn, virtue, faculty, effectiveness, bent |
| power
| 7 |
noun |
ability, competence |
competency, aptitude, efficacy, qualification, potentiality, endowment, dynamism |
| power
| 8 |
noun |
physical ability, capacity |
strength, force, weight, energy, intensity, potential, might, virtue |
| power
| 15 |
noun |
physical ability, capacity |
vigor, puissance, potency, omnipotence, brawn, sinew, vim, forcefulness, muscle, arm, dynamism, voltage, horsepower, applied force, mechanical energy |
| power
| 19 |
noun |
control, dominance |
right, rule, jurisdiction, influence, leadership, authority, privilege, management, sovereignty, strength, law, wire, direction, steam, license, might, connection, command, strings |
| power
| 23 |
noun |
control, dominance |
weight, clout, prestige, birthright, predominance, supremacy, say-so, paramountcy, prerogative, superiority, sway, hegemony, omnipotence, regency, domination, authorization, moxie, diadem, ascendancy, dominion, warrant, inside track, imperium |
| powerful
| 13 |
adj |
strong, effective |
dominant, impressive, capable, influential, dynamic, compelling, able, commanding, controlling, convincing, prevailing, ruling, telling |
| powerful
| 33 |
adj |
strong, effective |
forceful, persuasive, potent, authoritative, mighty, vigorous, robust, energetic, almighty, authoritarian, cogent, competent, effectual, efficacious, forcible, omnipotent, paramount, preeminent, sovereign, stalwart, strapping, sturdy, supreme, upper hand, weighty, wicked, puissant, all-powerful, in control, in the saddle, overruling, strengthy, wieldy |
| practical
| 11 |
adj |
realistic, useful |
rational, efficient, functional, reasonable, possible, applied, experimental, solid, sound, virtual, working |
| practical
| 32 |
adj |
realistic, useful |
factual, pragmatic, sensible, businesslike, down-to-earth, feasible, sane, practicable, workable, sober, constructive, empirical, handy, hard-boiled, implicit, matter-of-fact, nuts and bolts, operative, orderly, serviceable, systematic, usable, utilitarian, commonsensical, unromantic, both feet on the ground, doable, in action, in operation, unidealistic, utile, workaday |
| practical
| 10 |
adj |
experienced, proficient |
efficient, effective, sophisticated, accomplished, qualified, seasoned, skilled, trained, veteran, working |
| practical
| 5 |
adj |
experienced, proficient |
cosmopolitan, versed, worldly, worldly-wise, vet |
| practice
| 17 |
noun |
routine, usual procedure |
use, proceeding, form, habit, process, system, rule, method, tradition, fashion, mode, custom, trick, manner, way, convention, utility |
| practice
| 6 |
noun |
routine, usual procedure |
wont, usefulness, usage, habitude, praxis, convenance |
| practice
| 15 |
noun |
exercise, application |
discipline, training, study, use, experience, preparation, drill, action, operation, seasoning, assignment, effect, background, drilling, relating |
| practice
| 9 |
noun |
exercise, application |
iteration, rehearsal, recitation, repetition, recounting, tune-up, homework, prepping, work-out |
| practice
| 5 |
noun |
business; clientele of business |
career, work, profession, patients, clients |
| practice
| 1 |
noun |
business; clientele of business |
vocation |
| practice
| 8 |
verb |
repeat action to improve |
prepare, study, work, train, exercise, discipline, drill, dress |
| practice
| 20 |
verb |
repeat action to improve |
hone, rehearse, work out, recite, polish, habituate, iterate, sharpen, build up, dry run, go over, run through, tune up, warm up, become seasoned, do again, dress rehearse, shake-down, try out, walk through |
| practice
| 8 |
verb |
carry out; undertake |
do, execute, perform, pursue, observe, follow, apply, function |
| practice
| 8 |
verb |
carry out; undertake |
fulfill, ply, carry on, work at, engage in, live up to, put into effect, specialize in |
| praise
| 12 |
noun |
congratulations; adoration |
glory, cry, cheer, appreciation, recognition, recommendation, approval, thanks, celebration, boost, regard, cheering |
| praise
| 34 |
noun |
congratulations; adoration |
devotion, acclaim, applause, plaudit, ovation, accolade, kudos, esteem, rave, tribute, commendation, compliment, citation, extolment, worship, hymn, homage, obeisance, eulogy, exaltation, encomium, acclamation, flattery, glorification, hurrah, panegyric, approbation, puff, pat on the back, laudation, bravo, sycophancy, big hand, good word |
| praise
| 16 |
verb |
congratulate; adore |
admire, advocate, appreciate, honor, recommend, endorse, proclaim, cite, celebrate, flatter, boost, sanction, distinguish, bless, cheer, approve |
| praise
| 35 |
verb |
congratulate; adore |
applaud, laud, commend, compliment, tout, hail, extol, acclaim, ennoble, dignify, elevate, stroke, resound, worship, eulogize, exalt, cajole, glorify, adulate, reverence, root, clap, puff, aggrandize, build up, panegyrize, bow down, cry up, give thanks, make much of, pay homage, pay tribute, rave over, sing the praises, smile on |
| prank
| 5 |
noun |
practical joke; frivolity |
trick, sport, rib, play, fooling |
| prank
| 26 |
noun |
practical joke; frivolity |
horseplay, lark, high jinks, antic, gag, spoof, rollick, fancy, whim, levity, caper, tomfoolery, frolic, hotfoot, lightness, shine, shenanigans, caprice, put-on, roughhouse, escapade, gambol, roughhousing, rowdiness, skylarking, monkeyshines |
| pray
| 6 |
verb |
plead; call upon for help, answer |
ask, urge, sue, request, say, appeal |
| pray
| 15 |
verb |
plead; call upon for help, answer |
recite, beseech, invoke, importune, entreat, implore, crave, solicit, supplicate, brace, adjure, petition, commune with, cry for, invocate |
| prayer
| 9 |
noun |
pleading, especially with a deity; |
service, appeal, plea, request, begging, application, pleading, suit, grace |
| prayer
| 17 |
noun |
pleading, especially with a deity; |
invocation, worship, rogation, communion, litany, orison, supplication, entreaty, petition, benediction, devotion, imprecation, imploration, answer adoration, beseeching, imploring, request for help |
| preach
| 8 |
verb |
speak publicly about beliefs |
teach, deliver, inform, minister, address, talk, mission, missionary |
| preach
| 9 |
verb |
speak publicly about beliefs |
exhort, orate, sermonize, prophesy, evangelize, deliver sermon, give sermon, homilize, pulpiteer |
| preach
| 3 |
verb |
lecture, moralize |
blow, urge, advocate |
| preach
| 8 |
verb |
lecture, moralize |
admonish, exhort, sermonize, harangue, preachify, get on a soapbox, pile it on, talk big |
| precede
| 9 |
verb |
go ahead of |
anticipate, head, lead, pioneer, time, introduce, pace, rank, guide |
| precede
| 25 |
verb |
go ahead of |
predate, foreshadow, presage, harbinger, herald, scout, usher, preface, antedate, antecede, outrank, preexist, be ahead of, come first, forerun, go before, go in advance, have a head start, head up, in space, light the way, pave the way, ring in, run ahead, take precedence |
| precedent
| 3 |
noun |
authoritative example |
authority, instance, model |
| precedent
| 4 |
noun |
authoritative example |
criterion, antecedent, exemplar, paradigm |
| precise
| 17 |
adj |
exact, accurate |
particular, actual, explicit, specific, strict, proper, narrow, correct, absolute, express, fixed, individual, limited, nice, restricted, right, very |
| precise
| 15 |
adj |
exact, accurate |
decisive, definite, literal, rigid, clear-cut, rigorous, categorical, on the nose, stringent, unequivocal, well-defined, determinate, circumscribed, on the button, on the money |
| precise
| 6 |
adj |
meticulous, fastidious |
strict, particular, careful, exact, formal, nice |
| precise
| 18 |
adj |
meticulous, fastidious |
scrupulous, rigid, ceremonious, choosy, finicky, fussy, genteel, inflexible, persnickety, picky, priggish, prim, prissy, punctilious, stiff, stuffy, uncompromising, stickling |
| precision
| 2 |
noun |
accuracy |
attention, care |
| precision
| 15 |
noun |
accuracy |
rigor, heed, meticulousness, exactitude, correctness, carefulness, nicety, preciseness, sureness, fidelity, exactness, particularity, definiteness, definitiveness, definitude |
| precognition
| 4 |
noun |
clairvoyance |
perception, insight, prediction, feeling |
| precognition
| 16 |
noun |
clairvoyance |
foresight, intuition, omen, discernment, psyche, acumen, foreknowledge, penetration, telepathy, premonition, prophecy, second sight, sixth sense, ESP, extra sensory perception, fortune-telling |
| predator
| 4 |
noun |
hunter, killer |
carnivore, animal of prey, beast of prey, meat-eater |
| predecessor
| 4 |
noun |
something, someone that comes before |
ancestor, prior, former, previous |
| predecessor
| 7 |
noun |
something, someone that comes before |
forebear, antecedent, precursor, forerunner, prototype, antecessor, foregoer |
| predict
| 11 |
verb |
express an outcome in advance |
envision, conclude, anticipate, call, think, figure, guess, read, judge, gather, suppose |
| predict
| 31 |
verb |
express an outcome in advance |
foresee, forecast, prophesy, portend, vaticinate, prognosticate, surmise, forebode, presage, infer, conjecture, adumbrate, foretell, presume, omen, augur, croak, telegraph, be afraid, call it, crystal-ball divine, figure out, forespeak, have a hunch, hazard a guess, make book, psych out, see coming, see handwriting on wall, size up, soothsay |
| predictable
| 6 |
adj |
easy to foretell |
certain, anticipated, expected, likely, prepared, sure |
| predictable
| 4 |
adj |
easy to foretell |
calculable, foreseen, sure-fire, foreseeable |
| prediction
| 4 |
noun |
declaration made in advance |
guess, indicator, tip, cast |
| prediction
| 24 |
noun |
declaration made in advance |
forecast, prognosis, prophecy, conjecture, hunch, horoscope, dope, augury, divination, foresight, prognostication, vaticination, presage, soothsaying, omen, forecasting, palmistry, prevision, zodiac, foretelling, crystal gazing, fortune-telling, of event anticipation, surmising |
| predictor
| 3 |
noun |
person, thing that predicts future |
diviner, medium, reader |
| predictor
| 26 |
noun |
person, thing that predicts future |
witch, seer, prognosticator, prophesier, sibyl, astrologer, forecaster, wizard, bard, fortuneteller, soothsayer, oracle, augur, auspex, magus, clairvoyant, sorcerer, ovate, palmist, druid, meteorologist, evocator, haruspex, horoscopist, seeress, tea-leaf reader |
| predictor
| 2 |
noun |
predicter |
diviner, medium |
| predictor
| 13 |
noun |
predicter |
seer, prophet, augur, oracle, soothsayer, clairvoyant, mind reader, spiritualist, palmist, mitt reader, palm reader, tarot reader, tea-leaf reader |
| predictor
| 3 |
noun |
prophet |
reader, medium, diviner |
| predictor
| 28 |
noun |
prophet |
seer, forecaster, bard, auspex, prognosticator, magus, wizard, soothsayer, sorcerer, vaticinator, witch, fortuneteller, clairvoyant, sibyl, astrologer, oracle, augur, foreteller, ovate, prophetess, druid, meteorologist, palmist, evocator, haruspex, horoscopist, seeress, tea-leaf reader |
| predictor
| 3 |
noun |
prophet |
reader, medium, diviner |
| predictor
| 28 |
noun |
prophet |
seer, forecaster, bard, auspex, prognosticator, magus, wizard, soothsayer, sorcerer, prophesier, vaticinator, witch, fortuneteller, clairvoyant, astrologer, oracle, augur, foreteller, ovate, prophetess, druid, meteorologist, palmist, evocator, haruspex, horoscopist, seeress, tea-leaf reader |
| predictor
| 3 |
noun |
prophet |
reader, medium, diviner |
| predictor
| 28 |
noun |
prophet |
seer, forecaster, bard, auspex, prognosticator, magus, wizard, soothsayer, sorcerer, prophesier, witch, fortuneteller, clairvoyant, sibyl, astrologer, oracle, augur, foreteller, ovate, prophetess, druid, meteorologist, palmist, evocator, haruspex, horoscopist, seeress, tea-leaf reader |
| prefer
| 20 |
verb |
favor; single out |
adopt, suggest, pick, wish, put, promote, select, choose, desire, advance, tap, raise, pose, mark, place, take, elect, tag, present, finger |
| prefer
| 19 |
verb |
favor; single out |
go for, aggrandize, upgrade, cull, fancy, elevate, incline, proposition, propound, be partial to, be turned on to, fix upon, like better, opt for, optate, propone, put forward, would rather, would sooner |
| preference
| 11 |
noun |
first choice |
desire, option, weakness, choice, selection, top, favorite, say, election, pick, alternative |
| preference
| 10 |
noun |
first choice |
predilection, inclination, prepossession, flash, partiality, propensity, groove, cup of tea, druthers, say so |
| preference
| 3 |
noun |
favorable treatment |
priority, advantage, promotion |
| preference
| 9 |
noun |
favorable treatment |
elevation, favoritism, precedence, advancement, preferment, first place, prelation, pride of place, upgrading |
| pregnant
| 4 |
adj |
carrying developing offspring within the body |
expecting, heavy, productive, anticipating |
| pregnant
| 19 |
adj |
carrying developing offspring within the body |
abundant, enceinte, expectant, fecund, fertile, fraught, fruitful, hopeful, prolific, replete, teeming, gravid, parturient, carrying a child, gestating, in family way, parous, preggers, with child |
| pregnant
| 8 |
adj |
significant, meaningful |
rich, charged, creative, important, loaded, original, pointed, telling |
| pregnant
| 13 |
adj |
significant, meaningful |
cogent, consequential, eloquent, expressive, fecund, imaginative, inventive, momentous, redolent, seminal, sententious, suggestive, weighty |
| prejudice
| 4 |
noun |
belief without basis, information; intolerance |
discrimination, racism, bias, twist |
| prejudice
| 39 |
noun |
belief without basis, information; intolerance |
bigotry, enmity, preconception, injustice, sexism, animosity, chauvinism, umbrage, pique, displeasure, tilt, disgust, antipathy, dislike, repugnance, slant, warp, partiality, revulsion, mindset, ageism, spleen, prepossession, apartheid, aversion, unfairness, detriment, foregone conclusion, preconceived notion, disrelish, misjudgment, one-sidedness, xenophobia, contemptuousness, prejudgment, narrow-mindedness, illiberality, bad opinion, jaundiced eye |
| prejudice
| 6 |
verb |
influence another's beliefs without basis, information |
harm, bias, undermine, injure, damage, hurt |
| prejudice
| 23 |
verb |
influence another's beliefs without basis, information |
hinder, prejudge, skew, slant, distort, impair, predispose, poison, sway, vitiate, angle, incline, color, indoctrinate, dispose, warp, twist, mar, blemish, spoil, jaundice, bend, prepossess |
| premature
| 3 |
adj |
earlier in occurrence than anticipated |
forward, previous, soon |
| premature
| 18 |
adj |
earlier in occurrence than anticipated |
immature, untimely, incomplete, abortive, embryonic, green, inopportune, precipitate, raw, undeveloped, unripe, a bit previous, early on, overearly, oversoon, predeveloped, unanticipated, unfledged |
| premature
| 1 |
adj |
rash, impulsive |
previous |
| premature
| 10 |
adj |
rash, impulsive |
hasty, ill-considered, untimely, half-baked, inopportune, precipitate, half-cocked, jumping the gun, overhasty, too soon |
| premium
| 5 |
adj |
excellent |
prime, superior, choice, select, selected |
| premium
| 1 |
adj |
excellent |
exceptional |
| premium
| 8 |
noun |
bonus, prize |
value, stock, regard, extra, appreciation, percentage, reward, store |
| premium
| 14 |
noun |
bonus, prize |
dividend, fee, gravy, perk, plum, guerdon, recompense, boon, bounty, perquisite, remuneration, meed, carrot, spiff |
| preoccupation
| 2 |
noun |
mental state |
fixation, obsession |
| preoccupation
| 6 |
noun |
absorption |
daydreaming, engrossment, amusement, distraction, captivation, preoccupancy |
| preparation
| 20 |
noun |
development, readiness |
training, establishment, study, arrangement, construction, formation, plan, measure, education, basis, fitting, foundation, workout, expectation, background, provision, evolution, base, preparing, readying |
| preparation
| 23 |
noun |
development, readiness |
groundwork, rehearsal, preparedness, qualification, precaution, rundown, anticipation, alertness, manufacture, gestation, safeguard, foresight, tryout, dry run, incubation, schoolwork, substructure, homework, build-up, getting ready, lead time, making ready, putting in order |
| preparation
| 7 |
noun |
something concocted, put together |
arrangement, product, mixture, medicine, compound, blend, composition |
| preparation
| 5 |
noun |
something concocted, put together |
tincture, concoction, confection, brew, decoction |
| prescription
| 9 |
noun |
formula, medicine |
instruction, recipe, drug, direction, mixture, rule, preparation, regulation, law |
| prescription
| 5 |
noun |
formula, medicine |
remedy, edict, ordinance, prescript, decree |
| presence
| 5 |
noun |
occupancy, attendance |
existence, being, company, residence, occupation |
| presence
| 10 |
noun |
occupancy, attendance |
latency, companionship, subsistence, habitation, whereabouts, potentiality, omnipresence, ubiety, ubiquity, inhabitance |
| presence
| 11 |
noun |
appearance, demeanor |
behavior, personality, bearing, set, look, ease, air, aspect, address, port, seeming |
| presence
| 7 |
noun |
appearance, demeanor |
mien, self-assurance, poise, comportment, deportment, aura, carriage |
| presence
| 1 |
noun |
closeness, vicinity |
neighborhood |
| presence
| 4 |
noun |
closeness, vicinity |
proximity, nearness, propinquity, immediate circle |
| presence
| 2 |
noun |
ghost |
spirit, shade |
| presence
| 5 |
noun |
ghost |
apparition, wraith, specter, manifestation, supernatural being |
| presence
| 1 |
noun |
composure of mind |
cool |
| presence
| 17 |
noun |
composure of mind |
acumen, sobriety, self-possession, coolness, self-assurance, quickness, aplomb, calmness, imperturbability, watchfulness, sensibility, alertness, sangfroid, wits, self-command, levelheadedness, self-composure |
| present
| 10 |
adj |
existing; at this time |
current, prompt, being, modern, contemporary, started, begun, instant, already, immediate |
| present
| 19 |
adj |
existing; at this time |
coeval, ad hoc, extant, topical, up-to-date, contemporaneous, existent, present-day, commenced, nowadays, today, at this moment, even now, for the time being, going on, in duration, in process, just now, under consideration |
| present
| 3 |
adj |
nearby, here |
ready, near, available |
| present
| 15 |
adj |
nearby, here |
attendant, at hand, show up, existent, there, accounted for, in attendance, in view, made the scene, on board, on deck, on hand, on-the-spot, there with bells on, within reach |
| present
| 2 |
noun |
existing time |
now, instant |
| present
| 7 |
noun |
existing time |
here and now, today, nonce, present moment, the time being, this day, this time |
| present
| 5 |
noun |
gift |
offering, grant, stake, favor, donation |
| present
| 14 |
noun |
gift |
benevolence, gratuity, handout, lump, largess, boon, bounty, benefaction, endowment, compliment, write-off, gifting, giveaway, goodie |
| present
| 26 |
verb |
introduce; demonstrate |
do, pose, raise, give, perform, suggest, show, submit, cite, offer, produce, declare, display, stage, exhibit, advance, extend, intimate, pitch, relate, expose, imply, state, lay, tender, mount |
| present
| 21 |
verb |
introduce; demonstrate |
acquaint, recount, manifest, adduce, proposition, proffer, infer, expound, allege, fix up, get together, hold out, put on, trot out, do the honors, give an introduction, make a pitch, make known, open to view, put forward, roll out |
| present
| 6 |
verb |
give, hand over |
award, offer, gift, grant, devote, donate |
| present
| 12 |
verb |
give, hand over |
hand out, confer, bestow, proffer, entrust, furnish, come up with, give away, kick in, lay on, put at disposal, put forth |
| presentation
| 24 |
noun |
performance; something given, displayed |
offering, show, introduction, appearance, delivery, production, reception, proposal, demonstration, display, pitch, giving, arrangement, exhibition, award, donation, present, launch, debut, act, representation, staging, launching, delivering |
| presentation
| 13 |
noun |
performance; something given, displayed |
submission, proposition, remembrance, exposition, rendition, overture, investiture, conferral, bestowal, knockdown, dog and pony show, coming out, sales pitch |
| preservation
| 13 |
noun |
maintenance, protection |
storage, conservation, safety, security, care, keeping, saving, support, freezing, guard, defense, curing, canning |
| preservation
| 16 |
noun |
maintenance, protection |
conservancy, safekeeping, shield, salvation, evaporation, refrigeration, ward, safeguard, guardianship, safeguarding, perpetuation, sustentation, tanning, pickling, preserval, upholding |
| presidency
| 23 |
noun |
human or group who manages effort of an organization |
legislature, management, ministry, executive, cabinet, bureau, board, committee, department, upstairs, general, chair, President, commander, headquarters, command, officials, advisers, officers, supervisors, directors, powers, executives |
| presidency
| 12 |
noun |
human or group who manages effort of an organization |
consulate, chairperson, embassy, front office, admiral, stewards, feds, superintendents, presidium, governing body, top brass, chargé d'affaires |
| presidency
| 3 |
noun |
period during which a particular human group is in power |
regime, term, stay |
| presidency
| 4 |
noun |
period during which a particular human group is in power |
incumbency, reign, dynasty, tenure |
| presidency
| 20 |
noun |
management, administration |
power, ministry, union, authority, state, rule, politics, law, regime, control, executive, empire, guidance, regulation, sovereignty, direction, jurisdiction, influence, execution, command |
| presidency
| 21 |
noun |
management, administration |
regimentation, predominance, supremacy, governance, superiority, sway, bureaucracy, restraint, regency, polity, domination, patronage, supervision, dominion, superintendence, Washington, statecraft, Uncle Sam, political practice, powers-that-be, the feds |
| president
| 2 |
noun |
chief executive |
leader, boss |
| president
| 8 |
noun |
chief executive |
premier, commander in chief, prime minister, CEO, chief executive officer, chief of state, head of state, person in charge |
| presidential
| 16 |
adj |
commanding |
administrative, dominant, ruling, executive, determining, controlling, dominating, absolute, influential, regulatory, guiding, conducting, ordering, overseeing, directing, mastering |
| presidential
| 8 |
adj |
commanding |
ascendant, restraining, authoritative, magisterial, supreme, supervisory, superintending, gubernatorial |
| presidential
| 5 |
adj |
political |
legal, regulatory, administrative, executive, official |
| presidential
| 6 |
adj |
political |
supervisory, magisterial, sovereign, legislative, gubernatorial, bureaucratic |
| press
| 10 |
noun |
people or person working in communications |
reporter, media, writer, magazine, paper, journalist, newspaper, correspondent, journalism, columnist |
| press
| 8 |
noun |
people or person working in communications |
periodical, publicist, interviewer, fourth estate, publisher, photographer, newsperson, editor |
| press
| 7 |
noun |
horde, large group |
crowd, bunch, crush, host, push, drove, pack |
| press
| 6 |
noun |
horde, large group |
throng, herd, swarm, mob, flock, multitude |
| press
| 5 |
noun |
strain, pressure |
rush, confusion, stress, demand, hurry |
| press
| 4 |
noun |
strain, pressure |
haste, bustle, hassle, urgency |
| press
| 20 |
verb |
push on with force |
express, hold, squeeze, crowd, move, reduce, finish, embrace, crush, pile, hug, shove, level, smooth, stuff, mass, iron, weigh, steam, pack |
| press
| 23 |
verb |
push on with force |
flatten, bulldoze, depress, scrunch, condense, jam, ram, compress, squash, cumber, thrust, clasp, squish, enfold, mash, impel, constrain, mangle, bear down, bear heavily, force down, pin down, unwrinkle |
| press
| 12 |
verb |
pressure, trouble |
urge, sue, force, worry, demand, push, squeeze, plead, sell, compel, railroad, beg |
| press
| 27 |
verb |
pressure, trouble |
assail, petition, afflict, exhort, importune, beset, torment, enjoin, depress, disquiet, vex, implore, besiege, sadden, plague, constrain, entreat, harass, supplicate, oppress, come at, weigh down, pressurize, buttonhole, insist on, lean on, work on |
| pressure
| 10 |
noun |
physical force, weight |
tension, stress, strength, strain, burden, squeeze, load, mass, crushing, squeezing |
| pressure
| 6 |
noun |
physical force, weight |
encumbrance, compression, heaviness, thrust, shear, compressing |
| pressure
| 20 |
noun |
demand, difficulty |
tension, stress, force, weight, constraint, influence, power, strain, heat, burden, trouble, load, requirement, discipline, drag, necessity, press, obligation, hurry, pull |
| pressure
| 22 |
noun |
demand, difficulty |
hardship, adversity, distress, clout, hassle, affliction, coercion, misfortune, persuasion, sway, duress, crunch, exigency, confinement, albatross, compulsion, unnaturalness, choke, urgency, inside track, pressure cooker, full court press |
| pressure
| 8 |
verb |
bother, urge |
press, push, compel, insist, sell, rush, drive, squeeze |
| pressure
| 8 |
verb |
bother, urge |
constrain, impel, come at, politick, lean on, push around, twist arm, work over |
| prestige
| 17 |
noun |
fame, influence |
status, dignity, weight, power, importance, standing, reputation, control, credit, celebrity, regard, rank, state, authority, position, consequence, distinction |
| prestige
| 13 |
noun |
fame, influence |
prominence, esteem, stature, cachet, kudos, preeminence, illustriousness, renown, repute, eminence, sway, éclat, prominency |
| preteen
| 11 |
noun |
very young person |
infant, adolescent, youth, teenager, baby, kid, minor, youngster, innocent, issue, teen |
| preteen
| 42 |
noun |
very young person |
toddler, juvenile, offspring, bairn, sprout, suckling, newborn, lamb, progeny, tyke, tot, imp, cub, squirt, neonate, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, mite, descendant, moppet, brat, chick, cherub, stripling, whippersnapper, nestling, shaver, dickens, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, pubescent, small fry, teenybopper, young one |
| preteen
| 10 |
noun |
child |
infant, adolescent, youngster, innocent, issue, minor, teenager, teen, kid, youth |
| preteen
| 43 |
noun |
child |
juvenile, bairn, sprout, newborn, descendant, offspring, lamb, mite, progeny, tyke, imp, squirt, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, baby, cherub, bud, toddler, moppet, suckling, brat, cub, chick, neonate, stripling, nestling, shaver, dickens, whippersnapper, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, pubescent, small fry, teenybopper, young one |
| pretext
| 11 |
noun |
disguise; alleged reason |
excuse, plea, show, appearance, device, coloring, mask, routine, front, cover, face |
| pretext
| 24 |
noun |
disguise; alleged reason |
alibi, ploy, ruse, guise, pretense, stratagem, color, affectation, simulation, cloak, semblance, masquerade, feint, bluff, veil, cover-up, stall, subterfuge, red herring, song and dance, cleanup, cop-out, cover story, fig leaf |
| prevalence
| 2 |
noun |
predominance |
popularity, currency |
| prevalence
| 4 |
noun |
predominance |
preponderance, vogue, pervasiveness, ubiquity |
| prevent
| 16 |
verb |
keep from happening or continuing |
prohibit, forbid, restrict, avoid, stop, bar, counter, limit, block, anticipate, cool, arrest, dam, interrupt, frustrate, check |
| prevent
| 37 |
verb |
keep from happening or continuing |
rule out, thwart, hamper, halt, forestall, restrain, hinder, avert, impede, inhibit, preclude, obstruct, retard, balk, intercept, repress, debar, obviate, baffle, foil, interdict, counteract, chill, cork, head off, hold back, nip in the bud, shut out, stave off, ward off, put an end to, forfend, defend against, hold off, keep lid on, put a stop to, turn aside |
| prey
| 7 |
noun |
target of attack |
mark, game, quest, kill, victim, casualty, chased |
| prey
| 10 |
noun |
target of attack |
underdog, spoil, quarry, mug, dupe, pillage, loot, martyr, sufferer, raven |
| price
| 32 |
noun |
financial value |
fare, pay, fee, premium, figure, bill, amount, worth, return, discount, rate, cost, demand, output, estimate, expense, payment, wages, damage, charge, score, assessment, ceiling, retail, toll, consideration, ticket, hire, prize, compensation, reward, dues |
| price
| 19 |
noun |
financial value |
valuation, expenditure, tariff, barter, tab, ransom, bounty, exaction, reckoning, tune, quotation, disbursement, outlay, wholesale, appraisal, asking price, face value, appraisement, sticker |
| price
| 5 |
noun |
consequences of action |
cost, expense, penalty, sacrifice, toll |
| price
| 7 |
verb |
assess financial value |
fix, reduce, value, cost, estimate, evaluate, rate |
| price
| 5 |
verb |
assess financial value |
appraise, sticker, mark down, mark up, put a price on |
| pride
| 9 |
noun |
self-esteem |
dignity, joy, satisfaction, ego, delight, pleasure, honor, happiness, face |
| pride
| 18 |
noun |
self-esteem |
self-respect, self-confidence, self-love, sufficiency, self-sufficiency, self-satisfaction, self-regard, repletion, egoism, pridefulness, egotism, gratification, amour-propre, ego trip, self-worth, self-admiration, self-glorification, self-trust |
| pride
| 2 |
noun |
arrogance, self-importance |
airs, assumption |
| pride
| 34 |
noun |
arrogance, self-importance |
disdain, pretension, superciliousness, presumption, self-love, snobbery, overconfidence, contumely, vainglory, swagger, hauteur, narcissism, haughtiness, condescension, egotism, loftiness, vanity, patronage, huff, conceit, egoism, hubris, pretentiousness, insolence, cockiness, pragmatism, immodesty, disdainfulness, smugness, swelled head, big-headedness, proud flesh, self-exaltation, superbity |
| pride
| 9 |
noun |
treasure; best |
glory, prime, prize, boast, fat, choice, pick, elite, cream |
| pride
| 5 |
noun |
treasure; best |
flower, top, jewel, gem, pride and joy |
| pride
| 2 |
verb |
take pleasure in accomplishment |
swell, boast |
| pride
| 21 |
verb |
take pleasure in accomplishment |
congratulate, exult, crow, plume, strut, pique, felicitate, vaunt, brag, prance, presume, swagger, gasconade, preen, overbear, be proud, flatter oneself, glory in, hold head high, puff up, revel in |
| primary
| 19 |
adj |
basic |
prime, dominant, leading, initial, constitutional, vital, immediate, underlying, fundamental, elementary, main, essential, principal, simple, central, chief, first, direct, earliest |
| primary
| 3 |
adj |
basic |
primitive, primal, idiopathic |
| primate
| 3 |
noun |
anthropoid |
man, monkey, human |
| primate
| 7 |
noun |
anthropoid |
mammal, baboon, ape, orangutan, lemur, chimpanzee, gorilla |
| primate
| 3 |
noun |
order of mammals |
monkey, human, man |
| primate
| 10 |
noun |
order of mammals |
hominoid, anthropoid, ape, orangutan, gibbon, chimpanzee, gorilla, brachiator, cercopithecoid, great ape |
| primate
| 3 |
noun |
archbishop |
metropolitan, priest, bishop |
| primate
| 5 |
noun |
archbishop |
patriarch, cardinal, clergyperson, suffragan, archpriest |
| prince
| 11 |
noun |
royal person |
nobleman, ruler, sovereign, potentate, royalty, monarch, emir, archduke, raja, emeer, rajah |
| princess
| 1 |
noun |
female ruler |
queen |
| princess
| 1 |
noun |
female ruler |
sovereign |
| princess
| 3 |
noun |
person who has great power, many possessions |
executive, king, queen |
| princess
| 10 |
noun |
person who has great power, many possessions |
tycoon, magnate, notable, personage, potentate, VIP, royalty, prince, key player, top brass |
| princess
| 2 |
noun |
ruler |
queen, king |
| princess
| 9 |
noun |
ruler |
emperor, sovereign, majesty, autocrat, prince, empress, potentate, despot, crowned head |
| princess
| 4 |
noun |
member of royal or important family |
count, gentleman, peer, lady |
| princess
| 15 |
noun |
member of royal or important family |
aristocrat, patrician, royalty, lord, emperor, prince, empress, blue blood, duke, archduchess, archduke, countess, gentlewoman, duchess, silk stocking |
| princess
| 4 |
noun |
monarch |
king, queen, chief, leader |
| princess
| 13 |
noun |
monarch |
despot, majesty, ruler, autocrat, sovereign, empress, royalty, dictator, chieftain, emperor, prince, crowned head, head of state |
| princess
| 7 |
noun |
temperamental person |
crybaby, egotist, narcissist, conceited person, self-centered person, spoiled brat, vain person |
| princess
| 5 |
noun |
historically, person who ruled an area |
king, queen, royal, lady, count |
| princess
| 40 |
noun |
historically, person who ruled an area |
monarch, emperor, czar, majesty, empress, mogul, kaiser, prince, baron, sovereign, potentate, lord, dame, tycoon, baroness, overlord, magnate, sultan, shah, duke, sultana, rani, mikado, rex, caliph, khan, caesar, dynast, rajah, czarina, maharani, duchess, countess, maharajah, pasha, oligarch, contessa, crowned head, gerent, imperator |
| princess
| 4 |
noun |
supreme ruler |
king, queen, chief, leader |
| princess
| 9 |
noun |
supreme ruler |
monarch, majesty, ruler, autocrat, prince, empress, potentate, emperor, czar |
| princess
| 2 |
noun |
woman of noble birth |
queen, lady |
| princess
| 9 |
noun |
woman of noble birth |
empress, baroness, marquise, archduchess, countess, gentlewoman, duchess, peeress, contessa |
| princess
| 8 |
noun |
woman |
girl, queen, adult, female, doll, rib, broad, bag |
| princess
| 25 |
noun |
woman |
matron, empress, bitch, dame, babe, baroness, petticoat, mistress, noblewoman, old lady, old woman, missus, sultana, squaw, mare, mama, butterfly, gal, duchess, gentlewoman, countess, old bag, contessa, little woman, queen bee |
| principle
| 15 |
noun |
law, standard |
ethic, foundation, doctrine, basis, truth, rule, regulation, assumption, fundamental, convention, origin, form, source, formula, ground |
| principle
| 15 |
noun |
law, standard |
proposition, precept, dictum, dogma, prescript, canon, maxim, criterion, theorem, usage, postulate, verity, axiom, golden rule, principium |
| print
| 15 |
noun |
publication; something impressed |
photograph, writing, edition, magazine, book, newspaper, copy, type, impression, impress, face, issue, composition, letters, characters |
| print
| 14 |
noun |
publication; something impressed |
engraving, stamp, typeface, imprint, indentation, periodical, font, printed matter, lettering, lithograph, typescript, newsprint, typesetting, black-and-white |
| print
| 7 |
verb |
produce writing, impression; reproduce |
publish, mark, set, impress, compose, letter, issue |
| print
| 14 |
verb |
produce writing, impression; reproduce |
disseminate, stamp, imprint, engrave, offset, reissue, reprint, go to press, let roll, publication calligraph, put to bed, run off, set type, strike off |
| printer
| 4 |
noun |
typesetter |
typographer, compositor, publisher, pressperson |
| printer
| 12 |
noun |
computer peripheral device |
laser printer, ink-jet printer, LCD printer, LED printer, ball printer, character printer, color printer, daisy-wheel printer, dot-matrix printer, graphics printer, line printer, thermal printer |
| priority
| 5 |
noun |
first concern |
preference, arrangement, rank, lead, order |
| priority
| 12 |
noun |
first concern |
precedence, preeminence, prerogative, supremacy, superiority, seniority, antecedence, right of way, transcendence, crash project, greatest importance, previousness |
| prison
| 3 |
noun |
residence for incarcerating criminals |
jail, cooler, keep |
| prison
| 16 |
noun |
residence for incarcerating criminals |
penitentiary, lockup, confinement, dungeon, pen, can, stockade, reformatory, clink, penal institution, slammer, G, guardhouse, bastille, statesville, up the river |
| prisoner
| 2 |
noun |
person jailed for crime; person kept against his or her will |
hostage, convict |
| prisoner
| 12 |
noun |
person jailed for crime; person kept against his or her will |
captive, tough, culprit, lag, loser, con, detainee, jailbird, lifer, internee, yardbird, chain gang member |
| privacy
| 5 |
noun |
solitude, secrecy |
isolation, quiet, retirement, separation, retreat |
| privacy
| 11 |
noun |
solitude, secrecy |
seclusion, solitude, sequestration, aloofness, separateness, concealment, clandestineness, confidentiality, privateness, penetralia, one's space |
| private
| 11 |
adj |
personal, intimate |
independent, separate, secret, individual, exclusive, special, inside, closet, particular, own, reserved |
| private
| 13 |
adj |
personal, intimate |
confidential, privy, clandestine, discreet, hush-hush, hushed, off the record, unofficial, behind the scenes, nonpublic, not open, close to one's chest, under one's hat |
| private
| 6 |
adj |
hidden, isolated |
secret, quiet, separate, removed, retired, withdrawn |
| private
| 5 |
adj |
hidden, isolated |
secluded, solitary, concealed, discreet, sequestered |
| private
| 1 |
noun |
lowest rank of person enlisted in armed service |
soldier |
| private
| 7 |
noun |
lowest rank of person enlisted in armed service |
sailor, infantry, first-class, second-class, GI, enlisted person, private soldier |
| privilege
| 16 |
noun |
right, due |
right, license, advantage, freedom, authority, benefit, opportunity, claim, charter, grant, liberty, favor, chance, sanction, franchise, event |
| privilege
| 12 |
noun |
right, due |
exemption, prerogative, authorization, concession, immunity, allowance, birthright, appanage, boon, appurtenance, perquisite, entitlement |
| privileged
| 5 |
adj |
favored, elite |
honored, powerful, ruling, special, entitled |
| privileged
| 2 |
adj |
favored, elite |
advantaged, indulged |
| privileged
| 13 |
adj |
allowed, exempt |
excused, sanctioned, granted, free, licensed, qualified, authorized, eligible, immune, special, okayed, chartered, entitled |
| privileged
| 8 |
adj |
allowed, exempt |
okay, furnished, kosher, legit, empowered, vested, franchised, palatine |
| privileged
| 2 |
adj |
confidential, secret |
inside, special |
| privileged
| 8 |
adj |
confidential, secret |
exceptional, off the record, privy, top secret, for eyes only, not for publication, on the QT, under one's hat |
| prize
| 8 |
adj |
best |
outstanding, prime, champion, top, choice, pick, winning, elite |
| prize
| 6 |
adj |
best |
topnotch, fat, cream, first-class, first-rate, award-winning |
| prize
| 17 |
noun |
award, winnings |
championship, advantage, title, bonus, purse, reward, medal, honor, scholarship, capture, privilege, possession, premium, haul, acquisition, strokes, stakes |
| prize
| 33 |
noun |
award, winnings |
trophy, jackpot, crown, gold, payoff, citation, windfall, accolade, bounty, dividend, inducement, acquirement, guerdon, decoration, laurel, swag, gravy, pillage, spoils, plunder, requital, spoil, plum, recompense, cake, loot, blue ribbon, carrot, pickings, meed, feather in cap, first place, gold star |
| prize
| 11 |
noun |
goal; best |
desire, prime, ambition, fat, choice, aim, gain, pick, pride, elite, hope |
| prize
| 5 |
noun |
goal; best |
gold, flower, top, conquest, cream |
| prize
| 5 |
verb |
value highly |
appreciate, count, treasure, guard, rate |
| prize
| 7 |
verb |
value highly |
cherish, esteem, enshrine, apprize, hold dear, regard highly, set store by |
| probability
| 12 |
noun |
likelihood of something happening |
prospect, odds, expectation, possibility, chance, shot, credibility, hazard, liability, prayer, promise, chances |
| probability
| 12 |
noun |
likelihood of something happening |
anticipation, feasibility, contingency, presumption, plausibility, toss-up, practicability, reasonableness, conceivability, likeliness, outside chance, snowball's chance |
| probability distribution
| 1 |
noun |
frequency distribution |
probability function |
| problem
| 8 |
noun |
difficulty; bad situation |
dilemma, question, obstacle, trouble, dispute, issue, headache, doubt |
| problem
| 18 |
noun |
difficulty; bad situation |
complication, box, predicament, crunch, mess, disagreement, quandary, scrape, hitch, botheration, squeeze, pickle, count, can of worms, hot water, worriment, disputed point, point at issue |
| problem
| 2 |
noun |
puzzle, question |
mystery, example |
| problem
| 18 |
noun |
puzzle, question |
riddle, intricacy, conundrum, stickler, bugaboo, illustration, puzzler, enigma, query, poser, twister, stumper, grabber, teaser, brainteaser, cliff-hanger, mind-boggler, sixty-four thousand dollar question |
| procedure
| 29 |
noun |
process, system for accomplishing something |
move, transaction, proceeding, form, conduct, practice, strategy, action, step, program, plan, agenda, measure, policy, operation, scheme, method, idea, fashion, course, style, custom, performance, mode, routine, formula, line, agendum, channels |
| procedure
| 13 |
noun |
process, system for accomplishing something |
maneuver, polity, layout, setup, grind, gimmick, daily grind, game plan, modus operandi, nuts and bolts, red tape, the book, the numbers |
| process
| 35 |
noun |
method; series of actions to achieve result |
development, case, technique, proceeding, course, means, practice, system, mechanism, trial, step, growth, rule, way, measure, action, progress, operation, procedure, movement, unfolding, evolution, fashion, wise, working, advance, suit, transaction, formation, mode, routine, performance, stage, manner, channels |
| process
| 5 |
noun |
method; series of actions to achieve result |
progression, outgrowth, modus operandi, red tape, course of action |
| process
| 6 |
verb |
subject to series of actions to achieve result |
convert, handle, prepare, transform, alter, treat |
| process
| 7 |
verb |
subject to series of actions to achieve result |
dispose of, refine, fulfill, concoct, deal with, make ready, take care of |
| proclaim
| 14 |
verb |
advertise, make known |
publish, indicate, demonstrate, announce, declare, exhibit, show, evidence, illustrate, mark, call, blast, broadcast, voice |
| proclaim
| 28 |
verb |
advertise, make known |
affirm, profess, trumpet, vent, stump, evince, utter, ventilate, disseminate, blaze, annunciate, circulate, blazon, enunciate, spiel, expound, spout, promulgate, manifest, herald, get on a soapbox, give out, ostend, pass the word, shoot off mouth, shout out, sound off, spread it around |
| prodigal
| 1 |
adj |
wasteful |
excessive |
| prodigal
| 11 |
adj |
wasteful |
spendthrift, wanton, profligate, dissipated, extravagant, immoderate, improvident, intemperate, lavish, reckless, squandering |
| prodigal
| 15 |
adj |
luxurious, profuse |
lush, abundant, bountiful, copious, exuberant, lavish, luxuriant, moneyed, munificent, opulent, riotous, sumptuous, teeming, bounteous, superabundant |
| prodigal
| 1 |
noun |
person who spends a lot |
sport |
| prodigal
| 11 |
noun |
person who spends a lot |
waster, wastrel, spendthrift, profligate, high roller, spender, squanderer, deep pockets, big spender, compulsive shopper, dissipator |
| prodigality
| 1 |
noun |
extravagance |
waste |
| prodigality
| 32 |
noun |
extravagance |
profusion, amenity, exorbitance, profuseness, absurdity, lavishness, outrageousness, frill, luxury, exaggeration, overindulgence, extravagancy, expenditure, excess, dissipation, wastefulness, improvidence, profligacy, folly, recklessness, superfluity, unrestraint, preposterousness, squander, unreasonableness, immoderation, squandering, wildness, icing on the cake, overdoing, overspending, unthrift |
| produce
| 6 |
noun |
fruit and vegetables |
production, goods, crop, yield, outcome, harvest |
| produce
| 4 |
noun |
fruit and vegetables |
outgrowth, greengrocery, fruitage, outturn |
| produce
| 28 |
verb |
generate, create |
contribute, develop, give, form, supply, provide, make, offer, deliver, construct, yield, write, bear, design, build, invent, assemble, present, render, frame, parent, compose, author, return, afford, flower, imagine, conceive |
| produce
| 25 |
verb |
generate, create |
manufacture, cultivate, devise, procreate, effectuate, blossom, breed, erect, beget, engender, propagate, multiply, fabricate, originate, reproduce, fetch, furnish, bring out, come through, put together, turn out, bring forth, give birth, give forth, show fruit |
| produce
| 5 |
verb |
cause, effect |
make, generate, secure, occasion, provoke |
| produce
| 14 |
verb |
cause, effect |
engender, muster, breed, induce, hatch, beget, bring about, draw on, get up, work up, give rise to, make for, result in, set off |
| produce
| 6 |
verb |
demonstrate, show |
display, present, offer, exhibit, advance, unfold |
| produce
| 4 |
verb |
demonstrate, show |
bring to light, bring forward, put forward, set forth |
| produce
| 11 |
verb |
put on a public performance |
do, show, perform, make, direct, present, exhibit, play, mount, act, stage |
| produce
| 4 |
verb |
put on a public performance |
perk, percolate, come through, pull off |
| producer
| 4 |
noun |
builder |
contractor, architect, maker, manufacturer |
| producer
| 10 |
noun |
builder |
originator, assembler, artisan, constructor, fabricator, inventor, craftsperson, erector, framer, mason |
| product
| 27 |
noun |
result or goods created |
commodity, profit, brand, work, amount, crop, production, fruit, produce, device, output, stock, creation, invention, result, consequence, issue, effect, compound, line, yield, preparation, legacy, outcome, blend, gain, returns |
| product
| 19 |
noun |
result or goods created |
merchandise, synthetic, concoction, realization, upshot, manufacture, confection, offshoot, contrivance, aftermath, fabrication, handiwork, by-product, outgrowth, emolument, brew, spinoff, decoction, artifact |
| production
| 18 |
noun |
creating of goods, result |
management, construction, manufacturing, bearing, generation, creation, rendering, assembly, giving, presentation, direction, return, provision, yielding, preparation, making, producing, staging |
| production
| 14 |
noun |
creating of goods, result |
manufacture, protraction, origination, fabrication, prolongation, blossoming, elongation, reproduction, formulation, lengthening, fructification, authoring, engendering, extention |
| productive
| 7 |
adj |
fruitful, creative |
useful, effective, dynamic, valuable, rewarding, producing, rich |
| productive
| 16 |
adj |
fruitful, creative |
profitable, beneficial, prolific, constructive, gratifying, fertile, advantageous, vigorous, energetic, worthwhile, fecund, gainful, inventive, plentiful, teeming, generative |
| profession
| 22 |
noun |
line of work requiring academic or practical preparation |
art, business, career, undertaking, specialty, field, craft, pursuit, situation, role, employment, occupation, slot, engagement, service, office, sphere, calling, trade, position, post, concern |
| profession
| 16 |
noun |
line of work requiring academic or practical preparation |
line of work, dodge, berth, handicraft, avocation, billet, thing, game, lifework, line, vocation, métier, rat race, walk of life, biz, chosen work |
| profession
| 4 |
noun |
declaration |
claim, statement, confession, testimony |
| profession
| 7 |
noun |
declaration |
vow, assertion, attestation, affirmation, avowal, pretense, acknowledgment |
| professional
| 12 |
adj |
skilled, trained |
experienced, licensed, efficient, qualified, expert, sharp, able, acknowledged, finished, known, learned, practiced |
| professional
| 13 |
adj |
skilled, trained |
skillful, competent, ace, crackerjack, slick, adept, on the ball, polished, proficient, there, up to speed, well-qualified, knowing one's stuff |
| professional
| 6 |
noun |
person prepared for work by extended study or practice |
specialist, pro, expert, artist, star, authority |
| professional
| 18 |
noun |
person prepared for work by extended study or practice |
pundit, brain, wizard, virtuoso, adept, whiz, egghead, old hand, proficient, whiz kid, artiste, shark, hotshot, superstar, powerhouse, old pro, old war-horse, phenom |
| professor
| 6 |
noun |
person who teaches college courses |
assistant, fellow, educator, instructor, teacher, principal |
| professor
| 12 |
noun |
person who teaches college courses |
lecturer, tutor, pundit, sage, egghead, savant, brain, pedagogue, faculty member, prof, rocket scientist, quant |
| profile
| 6 |
noun |
drawing of outline |
portrait, figure, form, shape, shadow, line |
| profile
| 9 |
noun |
drawing of outline |
sketch, figuration, silhouette, delineation, contour, likeness, lineament, lineation, side view |
| profile
| 6 |
noun |
description, characterization |
review, chart, analysis, survey, study, biography |
| profile
| 6 |
noun |
description, characterization |
sketch, diagram, vignette, character sketch, thumbnail sketch, vita |
| profit
| 21 |
noun |
gain |
product, saving, revenue, yield, value, return, benefit, production, percentage, earnings, interest, income, output, harvest, proceeds, acquisition, gross, use, advantage, net, killing |
| profit
| 24 |
noun |
gain |
goods, surplus, turnout, receipt, bottom line, skim, aggrandizement, velvet, advancement, split, gate, receipts, take, gravy, lucre, augmentation, avail, accumulation, winnings, remuneration, emoluments, outturn, takings, cleanup |
| profit
| 17 |
verb |
gain; get or give an advantage |
earn, contribute, thrive, improve, better, use, promote, help, pay, clear, utilize, benefit, score, aid, recover, realize, exploit |
| profit
| 22 |
verb |
gain; get or give an advantage |
prosper, take advantage of, serve, avail, pay off, be of advantage, capitalize on, cash in on, clean up, learn from, make a haul, make a killing, make capital, make good use of, make it big, make money, make the most of, put to good use, reap the benefit, stand in good stead, turn to advantage, work for |
| profound
| 14 |
adj |
intellectual, thoughtful |
philosophical, deep, serious, subtle, intelligent, difficult, informed, intellectual, knowing, learned, mysterious, secret, skilled, wise |
| profound
| 20 |
adj |
intellectual, thoughtful |
thorough, weighty, abstruse, discerning, enlightened, erudite, esoteric, heavy, hermetic, knowledgeable, occult, penetrating, recondite, reflective, sagacious, sage, scholarly, shrewd, orphic, acroamatic |
| profound
| 2 |
adj |
bottomless |
deep, buried |
| profound
| 5 |
adj |
bottomless |
abysmal, cavernous, subterranean, fathomless, yawning |
| profound
| 7 |
adj |
intense; emotional |
great, deep, extensive, absolute, extreme, hard, total |
| profound
| 16 |
adj |
intense; emotional |
acute, heartfelt, far-reaching, deep-seated, thorough, abject, utter, sincere, consummate, exhaustive, heartrending, hearty, keen, out-and-out, pronounced, deeply felt |
| program
| 18 |
noun |
agenda, list |
curriculum, bill, plan, business, schedule, calendar, details, index, card, catalog, record, meetings, arrangements, affairs, listing, plans, preparations, appointments |
| program
| 15 |
noun |
agenda, list |
syllabus, timetable, slate, lineup, docket, bulletin, order of business, chores, memoranda, happenings, necessary acts, order of events, order of the day, series of events, things to do |
| program
| 9 |
noun |
scheme, plan |
project, policy, procedure, course, sequence, design, line, order, instructions |
| program
| 2 |
noun |
scheme, plan |
polity, plan of action |
| program
| 4 |
noun |
performance in medium |
production, show, broadcast, presentation |
| program
| 19 |
verb |
plan out; supply instructions |
register, feed, set, figure, process, design, poll, calculate, book, draft, schedule, estimate, arrange, engage, edit, bill, list, budget, enter |
| program
| 15 |
verb |
plan out; supply instructions |
set up, compute, itemize, slate, formulate, compile, lay out, work out, prioritize, prearrange, get on line, lay on, line up, map out, pencil in |
| programming language
| 1 |
noun |
the study of computers |
programming |
| programming language
| 15 |
noun |
the study of computers |
information technology, artificial intelligence, cybernetics, information retrieval, simulation, computer technology, robotics, data processing, systems analysis, computer-aided learning, computer-aided testing, natural language processing, neural networks, operating systems, programming languages |
| progress
| 27 |
noun |
advancement, gain |
development, advance, evolution, process, rise, improvement, pace, growth, increase, momentum, movement, unfolding, expedition, course, rate, passage, way, boost, march, journey, flowering, break, hike, motion, tour, promotion, ongoing |
| progress
| 16 |
noun |
advancement, gain |
stride, breakthrough, headway, procession, dash, buildup, voyage, impetus, amelioration, lunge, proficiency, betterment, progression, evolvement, anabasis, step forward |
| progress
| 7 |
verb |
move forward |
advance, continue, proceed, shoot, travel, edge, speed |
| progress
| 12 |
verb |
move forward |
lunge, dash, cover ground, gain ground, get along, get on, keep going, forge ahead, go forward, make headway, make strides, move on |
| progress
| 7 |
verb |
improve, advance |
boost, develop, grow, better, increase, truck, gain |
| progress
| 9 |
verb |
improve, advance |
blossom, mature, upgrade, ameliorate, become better, make first rate, shape up, straighten up, turn over new leaf |
| progressive
| 15 |
adj |
liberal; growing |
revolutionary, continuous, radical, modern, dynamic, broad, advanced, continuing, graduated, increasing, ongoing, wide, developing, accelerating, advancing |
| progressive
| 19 |
adj |
liberal; growing |
tolerant, gradual, enlightened, avant-garde, go-ahead, left, broad-minded, enterprising, lenient, onward, open-minded, up-and-coming, up-to-date, forward-looking, reformist, bleeding-heart, escalating, intensifying, left of center |
| prohibit
| 6 |
verb |
make impossible; stop |
prevent, forbid, restrict, ban, block, kill |
| prohibit
| 44 |
verb |
make impossible; stop |
proscribe, rule out, halt, outlaw, inhibit, freeze, restrain, enjoin, impede, constrain, hinder, preclude, obstruct, stymie, veto, debar, disallow, nix, interdict, spike, taboo, cool, hamper, cork, bottle up, gridlock, hold up, put down, shut out, tie up, zing, forfend, box in, bring to screeching halt, hang up, jam up, keep lid on, lock up, pass on, put a lock on, put a stopper in, put chill on, put half nelson on, throw cold water on |
| project
| 23 |
noun |
undertaking, work |
task, deal, business, enterprise, strategy, job, program, design, plan, venture, activity, proposal, scheme, affair, outline, intention, assignment, matter, aim, exploit, adventure, concern, occupation |
| project
| 8 |
noun |
undertaking, work |
blueprint, pet, setup, thing, proposition, baby, feat, game plan |
| project
| 23 |
verb |
plan |
calculate, predict, propose, see, estimate, envision, image, design, feature, draft, scheme, frame, intend, chart, contemplate, purpose, imagine, arrange, outline, conceive, cast, think, vision |
| project
| 13 |
verb |
plan |
forecast, envisage, devise, contrive, predetermine, visualize, extrapolate, blueprint, reckon, diagram, delineate, gauge, map out |
| project
| 2 |
verb |
bulge, hang out |
extend, poke |
| project
| 17 |
verb |
bulge, hang out |
pout, protuberate, lengthen, prolong, jut, protrude, overhang, stand out, stick out, beetle, be conspicuous, be prominent, hang over, pop out, push out, stretch out, thrust out |
| project
| 5 |
verb |
throw, discharge |
launch, shoot, cast, pitch, transmit |
| project
| 4 |
verb |
throw, discharge |
propel, fling, hurl, heave |
| projection
| 10 |
noun |
bulge, overhang |
point, swelling, hook, rim, bunch, ridge, shelf, step, extension, spine |
| projection
| 12 |
noun |
bulge, overhang |
bump, protrusion, spur, ledge, knob, protuberance, jut, eaves, prolongation, prominence, outthrust, sill |
| projection
| 3 |
noun |
prediction |
calculation, estimate, guess |
| projection
| 6 |
noun |
prediction |
estimation, forecast, reckoning, prognostication, computation, extrapolation |
| prolonged
| 4 |
adj |
drawn-out |
extended, delayed, sustained, continued |
| prolonged
| 3 |
adj |
drawn-out |
protracted, prolix, lengthened |
| prolonged
| 6 |
adj |
extended |
protracted, dull, lengthy, tedious, drawn-out, lengthened |
| promiscuous
| 2 |
adj |
indiscriminately sexually active |
abandoned, wild |
| promiscuous
| 20 |
adj |
indiscriminately sexually active |
wanton, immoral, profligate, debauched, dissipated, dissolute, easy, fast, indiscriminate, lax, libertine, licentious, loose, pushover, unbridled, unrestricted, unchaste, of easy virtue, oversexed, undiscriminating |
| promise
| 16 |
noun |
one's word that something will be done |
word, commitment, agreement, obligation, guarantee, swearing, consent, profession, insurance, engagement, undertaking, contract, swear, marriage, security, bond |
| promise
| 25 |
noun |
one's word that something will be done |
pact, pledge, vow, assurance, warranty, pawn, stipulation, troth, plight, compact, betrothal, avowal, espousal, warrant, covenant, earnest, asseveration, affirmation, token, parole, oath, promissory note, word of honor, affiance, sacred word |
| promise
| 5 |
noun |
hope, possibility |
potential, talent, ability, capacity, capability |
| promise
| 5 |
noun |
hope, possibility |
outlook, encouragement, aptitude, flair, good omen |
| promise
| 15 |
verb |
give word that something will be done |
agree, assure, ensure, commit, declare, guarantee, consent, undertake, pass, secure, mortgage, engage, bind, contract, swear |
| promise
| 31 |
verb |
give word that something will be done |
affirm, vow, pledge, pawn, assent, subscribe, betroth, plight, hock, compact, accede, warrant, covenant, underwrite, stipulate, vouch, insure, bargain, espouse, obligate, profess, answer for, string along, affiance, asservate, cross heart, live up to, say so, swear on bible, swear up and down, take an oath |
| promise
| 6 |
verb |
bring hope, possibility |
suggest, encourage, hint, indicate, look, like |
| promise
| 17 |
verb |
bring hope, possibility |
bode, omen, betoken, denote, foreshadow, forebode, bespeak, augur, portend, presage, foretoken, give hope, hold out hope, hold probability, lead to expect, seem likely, show signs of |
| promotion
| 15 |
noun |
higher position in organization |
backing, jump, raise, support, improvement, progress, boost, rise, break, lift, preference, advance, hike, honor, favoring |
| promotion
| 20 |
noun |
higher position in organization |
encouragement, furtherance, buildup, aggrandizement, ennoblement, upgrade, advancement, bump, breakthrough, elevation, exaltation, go-ahead, betterment, advocacy, step up, preferment, jump up, move up, prelation, upgrading |
| promotion
| 5 |
noun |
publicity |
notice, publicity, pushing, advertising, pitch |
| promotion
| 18 |
noun |
publicity |
plug, ballyhoo, pizzazz, press, buildup, puffery, hype, puff, propaganda, blurb, hoopla, advertising campaign, hard sell, public relations, PR, squib, press-agentry, promo |
| prompt
| 10 |
adj |
early, responsive |
precise, rapid, efficient, immediate, quick, instant, eager, willing, ready, smart |
| prompt
| 18 |
adj |
early, responsive |
timely, punctual, instantaneous, speedy, expeditious, swift, brisk, alert, apt, on the ball, on the nose, on time, vigilant, watchful, wide-awake, unhesitating, on the button, on the dot |
| prompt
| 4 |
noun |
hint |
help, stimulus, cue, reminder |
| prompt
| 6 |
noun |
hint |
twit, jolt, jog, prod, spur, mnemonic |
| prompt
| 23 |
verb |
incite, cue |
urge, draw, persuade, inspire, motivate, convince, indicate, suggest, provoke, cause, stimulate, help, assist, propose, get, hint, move, remind, imply, mention, occasion, advise, aid |
| prompt
| 22 |
verb |
incite, cue |
propel, spur, induce, elicit, arouse, prick, exhort, goad, refresh, impel, evoke, jog, prod, instigate, bring up, egg on, sic, call forth, give rise to, help out, talk into, win over |
| proof
| 19 |
noun |
evidence, authentication |
information, picture, demonstration, argument, clue, reason, testimony, data, exhibit, facts, witness, record, trace, case, establishment, grounds, verification, reasons, documents |
| proof
| 29 |
noun |
evidence, authentication |
confirmation, criterion, testament, validation, wherefore, attestation, corroboration, nitty-gritty, cue, score, warrant, averment, deposition, credentials, substantiation, why, goods, affidavit, scoop, skinny, clincher, chapter and verse, smoking gun, certification, grabber, lowdown, paper trail, straight stuff, whyfor |
| proof
| 5 |
noun |
photographic print |
impression, pull, trial, slip, pass |
| proof
| 8 |
noun |
photographic print |
stereo, galley, revise, galley proof, page proof, repro, trial print, trial proof |
| propaganda
| 6 |
noun |
information that is designed to mislead or persuade |
publicity, announcement, publication, advertising, doctrine, promotion |
| propaganda
| 13 |
noun |
information that is designed to mislead or persuade |
hype, indoctrination, hogwash, promulgation, brainwashing, handout, evangelism, disinformation, inculcation, implantation, agitprop, newspeak, proselytism |
| proper
| 18 |
adj |
suitable |
good, useful, decent, fitting, appropriate, legitimate, able, becoming, capable, fit, happy, just, meet, qualified, right, suited, true, desired |
| proper
| 7 |
adj |
suitable |
convenient, applicable, apt, au fait, befitting, competent, felicitous |
| proper
| 8 |
adj |
mannerly, decent |
precise, moral, correct, becoming, nice, right, solid, stone |
| proper
| 26 |
adj |
mannerly, decent |
respectable, polite, befitting, by the numbers, comely, conforming, de rigueur, decorous, demure, genteel, kosher, priggish, prim, prissy, prudish, punctilious, puritanical, refined, seemly, square, straight, strait-laced, stuffy, comme il faut, by the book, in line |
| proper
| 10 |
adj |
conventional, correct |
precise, accurate, usual, exact, formal, absolute, accepted, complete, established, right |
| proper
| 13 |
adj |
conventional, correct |
arrant, consummate, customary, decorous, on the nose, orthodox, out-and-out, utter, free of error, on target, on the button, on the right track, unmistaken |
| proper
| 7 |
adj |
individual, personal |
specific, special, characteristic, distinctive, own, particular, private |
| proper
| 3 |
adj |
individual, personal |
idiosyncratic, peculiar, respective |
| property
| 22 |
noun |
possessions, real estate |
plot, land, wealth, estate, farm, house, goods, ownership, equity, home, worth, claim, capital, resources, means, premises, effects, substance, assets, title, riches, buildings |
| property
| 13 |
noun |
possessions, real estate |
tract, inheritance, holdings, acreage, belongings, dominion, proprietorship, proprietary, acres, freehold, realty, chattels, possessorship |
| property
| 7 |
noun |
characteristic, feature |
ability, attribute, character, mark, virtue, trait, quality |
| property
| 4 |
noun |
characteristic, feature |
hallmark, idiosyncrasy, peculiarity, affection |
| proportion
| 24 |
noun |
relative amount, size of part to whole |
bulk, scale, ratio, capacity, share, portion, volume, rate, magnitude, distribution, fraction, scope, percentage, dimension, cut, extent, degree, division, equation, measurement, part, relationship, measure, segment |
| proportion
| 6 |
noun |
relative amount, size of part to whole |
breadth, quota, expanse, amplitude, apportionment, admeasurement |
| proportion
| 2 |
noun |
balance between parts of whole |
harmony, agreement |
| proportion
| 3 |
noun |
balance between parts of whole |
correspondence, congruity, symmetry |
| proportional
| 3 |
adj |
equivalent |
even, relative, equal |
| proportional
| 6 |
adj |
equivalent |
commensurate, corresponding, reciprocal, comparative, correlative, symmetrical |
| proportional
| 4 |
adj |
proportionate |
comparable, relative, equivalent, equal |
| proportional
| 3 |
adj |
proportionate |
corresponding, comparative, harmonious |
| proposal
| 18 |
noun |
suggestion, presentation for action |
motion, outline, offer, bid, idea, project, program, plan, recommendation, scheme, picture, terms, scenario, pitch, design, pass, tender, angle |
| proposal
| 9 |
noun |
suggestion, presentation for action |
proposition, overture, setup, feeler, layout, proffer, game plan, big idea, brain child |
| proposition
| 10 |
noun |
suggestion; scheme |
recommendation, motion, hypothesis, premise, invitation, proposal, project, program, plan, presentation |
| proposition
| 2 |
noun |
suggestion; scheme |
overture, proffer |
| proposition
| 7 |
verb |
make suggestion, often improper |
propose, pose, prefer, ask, suggest, put, approach |
| proposition
| 3 |
verb |
make suggestion, often improper |
accost, propound, solicit |
| prosecute
| 5 |
verb |
bring action against in court |
sue, try, do, contest, law |
| prosecute
| 17 |
verb |
bring action against in court |
litigate, summon, indict, arraign, prefer charges, pull up, put away, bring suit, bring to trial, haul into court, involve in litigation, put on docket, put on trial, see in court, seek redress, take to court, turn on the heat |
| prosecute
| 10 |
verb |
follow through, persevere |
pursue, execute, conduct, wage, manage, perform, practice, direct, continue, persist |
| prosecute
| 8 |
verb |
follow through, persevere |
discharge, carry on, follow up, engage in, carry through, put through, see through, work at |
| prosecution
| 6 |
noun |
the act of furthering a project |
pursuit, undertaking, accomplishment, performance, execution, achievement |
| prosecution
| 1 |
noun |
the act of furthering a project |
pursuance |
| prosecution
| 2 |
noun |
the prosecuting party in a criminal action |
government, state |
| prosecution
| 6 |
noun |
the prosecuting party in a criminal action |
district attorney, prosecutor, DA, prosecuting agent, prosecuting attorney, state's attorney |
| prospect
| 13 |
noun |
outlook for future |
expectation, possibility, thought, chance, future, promise, plan, proposal, likelihood, hope, opening, calculation, odds |
| prospect
| 8 |
noun |
outlook for future |
anticipation, probability, forecast, expectancy, presumption, contemplation, in the cards, irons in the fire |
| prospect
| 7 |
noun |
landscape, vista |
vision, aspect, view, overlook, scene, perspective, sight |
| prospect
| 5 |
noun |
landscape, vista |
outlook, lookout, panorama, spectacle, scape |
| prospect
| 6 |
verb |
look for; seek |
search, dig, look, explore, investigate, survey |
| prospect
| 7 |
verb |
look for; seek |
inquire, probe, sift, delve, go into, look into, go after |
| prosper
| 12 |
verb |
be fortunate; succeed |
thrive, advance, flower, rise, bear, yield, increase, benefit, produce, gain, progress, arrive |
| prosper
| 32 |
verb |
be fortunate; succeed |
blossom, bloom, multiply, flourish, score, augment, batten, fatten, get on, hit the jackpot, make out, do well, catch on, be enriched, bear fruit, become rich, become wealthy, do wonders, fare well, feather nest, get there, go places, go to town, grow rich, hit it big, make a killing, make good, make it, make mark, make money, strike it rich, turn out well |
| prosperity
| 21 |
noun |
affluence, good fortune |
wealth, success, accomplishment, riches, expansion, benefit, growth, well-being, boom, interest, welfare, inflation, do, good, fortune, advantage, arrival, increase, plenty, victory, thriving |
| prosperity
| 18 |
noun |
affluence, good fortune |
abundance, ease, exorbitance, luxury, opulence, velvet, plenteousness, bed of roses, easy street, flying colors, gravy train, prosperousness, clover, successfulness, good times, high on the hog, life of luxury, the good life |
| prostitute
| 6 |
noun |
person who sells own abilities, talent, or name for inferior purpose |
hustler, gigolo, deceiver, cheater, seducer, betrayer |
| prostitute
| 1 |
verb |
to put one's talent to an unworthy use |
abuse |
| prostitute
| 14 |
verb |
to put one's talent to an unworthy use |
debase, pervert, demean, cheapen, profane, debauch, devalue, misuse, degrade, misapply, corrupt, deprave, vitiate, misemploy |
| protect
| 14 |
verb |
take care of; guard from harm |
preserve, shelter, defend, cover, assure, secure, save, support, keep, champion, screen, watch, foster, shade |
| protect
| 25 |
verb |
take care of; guard from harm |
safeguard, shield, insulate, conserve, cushion, fend, bulwark, harbor, stonewall, chaperon, hedge, go to bat for, sentinel, care for, look after, cover all bases, cover up, give refuge, give sanctuary, keep safe, ride shotgun for, shotgun, stand guard, take under wing, watch over |
| protection
| 18 |
noun |
care, guardianship |
shelter, stability, conservation, safety, security, insurance, guard, defense, custody, fix, charge, barrier, screen, strength, refuge, cover, guarding, protecting |
| protection
| 21 |
noun |
care, guardianship |
preservation, safeguard, shield, armament, aegis, surety, tutelage, safekeeping, armor, camouflage, assurance, umbrella, buffer, ward, bulwark, certainty, salvation, self-defense, reassurance, invulnerability, wardship |
| protest
| 8 |
noun |
complaint, disapproval |
riot, question, objection, challenge, demonstration, rally, march, difficulty |
| protest
| 27 |
noun |
complaint, disapproval |
turmoil, dissent, revolt, outcry, bellyache, grievance, stink, grouse, blackball, holler, gripe, demur, clamor, kick, nix, declaration, flak, knock, tumult, protestation, remonstration, moratorium, remonstrance, howl, demurral, big stink, formal complaint |
| protest
| 16 |
verb |
complain, disapprove; argue against |
assert, object, insist, fight, resist, maintain, oppose, demonstrate, declare, contend, combat, buck, disagree, testify, except, rebel |
| protest
| 28 |
verb |
complain, disapprove; argue against |
affirm, revolt, attest, squawk, avow, predicate, blast, profess, avouch, demur, asseverate, holler, howl, remonstrate, kick, expostulate, thumbs down, back-talk, be against, be displeased by, constate, cry out, inveigh against, make a stink, put up a fight, say no, sound off, take exception |
| protozoan
| 2 |
noun |
minute organism |
cell, organism |
| protozoan
| 9 |
noun |
minute organism |
flagellate, plasmodium, ameba, euglena, paramecium, ciliate, amoeba, sporozoan, stentor |
| proud
| 12 |
adj |
pleased, pleasing |
great, honored, satisfied, glad, content, contented, fine, grand, imposing, impressive, rewarding, satisfying |
| proud
| 25 |
adj |
pleased, pleasing |
noble, illustrious, appreciative, august, dignified, eminent, fiery, glorious, gorgeous, gratifying, magnificent, majestic, memorable, red-letter, spirited, splendid, stately, sublime, superb, valiant, vigorous, gratified, great-hearted, self-respecting, well-pleased |
| proud
| 1 |
adj |
arrogant, self-important |
superior |
| proud
| 35 |
adj |
arrogant, self-important |
cocky, bloated, boastful, cavalier, conceited, contemptuous, cool, disdainful, domineering, egotistic, haughty, high-handed, huffy, imperious, insolent, lofty, narcissistic, ostentatious, overbearing, pompous, presumptuous, pretentious, scornful, self-satisfied, snobbish, snooty, stuck-up, supercilious, vain, vainglorious, egotistical, dismissive, high-and-mighty, puffed up, sniffy |
| prove
| 25 |
verb |
establish facts; put to a test |
confirm, explain, show, try, convince, result, determine, test, demonstrate, find, justify, back, evidence, check, witness, fix, testify, experiment, sustain, document, analyze, examine, settle, declare, trial |
| prove
| 23 |
verb |
establish facts; put to a test |
verify, turn out, substantiate, validate, attest, corroborate, evince, authenticate, uphold, certify, warrant, assay, affirm, manifest, ascertain, bear out, end up, pan out, add up, have a case, make evident, show clearly, show once and for all |
| provide
| 36 |
verb |
supply, support |
give, contribute, administer, bring, equip, prepare, grant, transfer, add, lend, afford, serve, produce, present, arrange, yield, keep, maintain, implement, feed, render, accommodate, ready, fit, stake, favor, sustain, feather, store, stock, outfit, minister, line, provision, care, heel |
| provide
| 18 |
verb |
supply, support |
hand over, cater, furnish, replenish, impart, proffer, dispense, ration, procure, bestow, indulge, fix up, turn out, fit out, fix up with, look after, stock up, take care of |
| provide
| 3 |
verb |
determine, specify |
require, state, condition |
| provide
| 3 |
verb |
determine, specify |
postulate, stipulate, lay down |
| provincial
| 4 |
adj |
countrified; limited |
rural, local, country, narrow |
| provincial
| 19 |
adj |
countrified; limited |
petty, pastoral, homespun, bucolic, sectarian, rustic, bigoted, homegrown, insular, narrow-minded, parochial, rude, small-minded, uninformed, unpolished, unsophisticated, hidebound, small-town, inward-looking |
| provision
| 11 |
noun |
supplies, supplying |
plan, arrangement, foundation, outline, emergency, preparation, store, stock, providing, equipping, supplying |
| provision
| 8 |
noun |
supplies, supplying |
accouterment, groundwork, procurement, furnishing, precaution, prearrangement, catering, fitting out |
| provoke
| 5 |
verb |
make angry |
raise, anger, exercise, bother, upset |
| provoke
| 42 |
verb |
make angry |
aggravate, offend, incite, irritate, enrage, inflame, irk, infuriate, foment, abet, set, perturb, pique, rile, incense, gall, nag, madden, vex, insult, abrade, annoy, ruffle, exasperate, get, grate, bug, fret, chafe, affront, roil, put out, whip up, work up, hit where one lives, make blood boil, make waves, set on, work into lather, get on one's nerves, get under one's skin, try one's patience |
| provoke
| 16 |
verb |
start, evoke; stimulate |
prompt, inspire, stir, motivate, generate, cause, move, rally, make, begin, fire, produce, promote, prime, challenge, occasion |
| provoke
| 37 |
verb |
start, evoke; stimulate |
bring about, incite, induce, inflame, elicit, arouse, galvanize, kindle, precipitate, instigate, pique, animate, waken, quicken, rouse, electrify, whet, titillate, excite, awaken, thrill, bring down, bring on, build up, roust, lead to, bestir, innervate, titivate, enthuse, call forth, draw forth, fire up, give rise to, innerve, suscitate, bring to one's feet |
| psychologist
| 2 |
noun |
person who treats mental |
doctor, therapist |
| psychologist
| 5 |
noun |
person who treats mental |
psychoanalyst, shrink, psychotherapist, clinician, disorders analyst |
| psychologist
| 4 |
noun |
counselor |
physician, adviser, doctor, analyst |
| psychologist
| 5 |
noun |
counselor |
psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, shrink, psychotherapist, clinician |
| psychology
| 3 |
noun |
study of the mind; emotional and mental constitution |
medicine, attitude, therapy |
| psychology
| 8 |
noun |
study of the mind; emotional and mental constitution |
behaviorism, mental make-up, mental processes, personality study, psych, science of the mind, way of thinking, where head is at |
| pub
| 1 |
noun |
business where liquor and food are served |
bar |
| pub
| 15 |
noun |
business where liquor and food are served |
tavern, lounge, joint, inn, saloon, barroom, taproom, gin mill, public house, roadhouse, after-hours joint, ale house, beer joint, drinkery, drinking establishment |
| pubescent
| 4 |
adj |
preadult or immature |
teen, growing, young, teenage |
| pubescent
| 5 |
adj |
preadult or immature |
boyish, youthful, juvenile, girlish, puerile |
| pubescent
| 7 |
adj |
developing, flowering |
promising, growing, opening, young, potential, beginning, fresh |
| pubescent
| 14 |
adj |
developing, flowering |
incipient, fledgling, maturing, blossoming, embryonic, burgeoning, nascent, sprouting, pullulating, germinal, germinating, vegetating, bursting forth, shooting up |
| pubescent
| 11 |
noun |
very young person |
infant, adolescent, youth, teenager, baby, kid, minor, youngster, innocent, issue, teen |
| pubescent
| 42 |
noun |
very young person |
toddler, juvenile, offspring, bairn, sprout, suckling, newborn, lamb, progeny, tyke, tot, imp, cub, squirt, neonate, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, mite, descendant, moppet, brat, chick, cherub, stripling, whippersnapper, nestling, shaver, dickens, preteen, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, small fry, teenybopper, young one |
| pubescent
| 2 |
adj |
fluffy |
light, soft |
| pubescent
| 10 |
adj |
fluffy |
feathery, fleecy, fuzzy, silky, woolly, featherlike, plumate, plumose, velutinous, velvety |
| pubescent
| 9 |
adj |
ready to bear, produce |
productive, rich, bearing, black, flowering, pregnant, producing, rank, yielding |
| pubescent
| 29 |
adj |
ready to bear, produce |
lush, fruitful, abundant, bountiful, breeding, fecund, luxuriant, plentiful, prolific, teeming, virile, gravid, plenteous, spawning, arable, breedy, bringing forth, childing, feracious, flowing with milk and honey, generative, hebetic, loamy, procreant, proliferant, puberal, uberous, vegetative, with child |
| pubescent
| 2 |
adj |
having much hair |
bearded, rough |
| pubescent
| 22 |
adj |
having much hair |
furry, shaggy, woolly, fuzzy, hirsute, bristly, bushy, downy, fleecy, flocculent, fluffy, tufted, pilose, unshaven, bewhiskered, lanate, pileous, piliferous, stubbly, unshorn, villous, whiskered |
| pubescent
| 11 |
adj |
childish |
infant, adolescent, young, growing, green, tender, junior, fresh, teenage, developing, younger |
| pubescent
| 24 |
adj |
childish |
youthful, blooming, formative, budding, babyish, boyish, callow, childlike, girlish, immature, inexperienced, infantile, jejune, naive, puerile, undeveloped, unripe, unsophisticated, vernal, kid stuff, beardless, milk-fed, unfledged, unweaned |
| pubescent
| 13 |
adj |
immature |
new, raw, adolescent, modern, infant, growing, tender, little, junior, recent, early, fresh, developing |
| pubescent
| 37 |
adj |
immature |
budding, youthful, inexperienced, juvenile, blossoming, tenderfoot, crude, punk, newborn, green, blooming, fledgling, inferior, boyish, callow, childish, childlike, girlish, ignorant, puerile, undeveloped, undisciplined, unfinished, unlearned, unripe, unseasoned, untried, unversed, vernal, unpracticed, boylike, burgeoning, girllike, half-grown, newish, not aged, unfledged |
| pubescent
| 6 |
adj |
new, immature |
adolescent, young, active, fresh, infant, tender |
| pubescent
| 17 |
adj |
new, immature |
enthusiastic, underage, girlish, boyish, childlike, childish, inexperienced, budding, buoyant, callow, green, juvenile, keen, puerile, vernal, vigorous, full of life |
| pubescent
| 1 |
adj |
adolescent |
young |
| pubescent
| 4 |
adj |
adolescent |
immature, juvenile, youthful, pre-adult |
| pubescent
| 4 |
noun |
teenager |
adolescent, junior, minor, youngster |
| pubescent
| 3 |
noun |
teenager |
juvenile, teenybopper, young person |
| pubescent
| 2 |
adj |
hairy |
bearded, rough |
| pubescent
| 21 |
adj |
hairy |
bristly, bushy, downy, fleecy, flocculent, fluffy, furry, fuzzy, hirsute, shaggy, tufted, woolly, bewhiskered, lanate, pileous, piliferous, stubbly, unshaven, unshorn, villous, whiskered |
| pubescent
| 8 |
adj |
fertile |
bearing, black, flowering, pregnant, producing, productive, rich, yielding |
| pubescent
| 30 |
adj |
fertile |
abundant, bountiful, breeding, fecund, fruitful, gravid, lush, luxuriant, plenteous, plentiful, prolific, rank, spawning, teeming, virile, arable, breedy, bringing forth, childing, feracious, flowing with milk and honey, generative, hebetic, loamy, procreant, proliferant, puberal, uberous, vegetative, with child |
| pubescent
| 10 |
noun |
child |
infant, adolescent, youngster, innocent, issue, minor, teenager, teen, kid, youth |
| pubescent
| 43 |
noun |
child |
juvenile, bairn, sprout, newborn, descendant, offspring, lamb, mite, progeny, tyke, imp, squirt, nursling, babe, urchin, nipper, bambino, baby, cherub, bud, toddler, moppet, suckling, brat, cub, chick, neonate, stripling, nestling, shaver, dickens, whippersnapper, preteen, tadpole, anklebiter, kiddie, little angel, little darling, little doll, little one, small fry, teenybopper, young one |
| public
| 19 |
adj |
community, general |
urban, mutual, civic, civil, national, social, popular, universal, city, metropolitan, government, country, free, state, common, open, accessible, municipal, widespread |
| public
| 11 |
adj |
community, general |
communal, governmental, unrestricted, conjoint, open-door, federal, conjunct, free to all, intermutual, not private, without charge |
| public
| 12 |
adj |
known, acknowledged |
popular, social, patent, plain, open, general, exposed, obvious, published, recognized, usual, widespread |
| public
| 6 |
adj |
known, acknowledged |
overt, notorious, prevalent, vulgar, societal, in circulation |
| public
| 18 |
noun |
people of community; people interested in something |
everyone, people, country, community, nation, society, audience, population, suite, following, masses, buyers, heads, supporters, voters, citizens, patrons, bodies |
| public
| 8 |
noun |
people of community; people interested in something |
populace, electorate, clientele, multitude, mob, commonalty, followers, men and women |
| publication
| 14 |
noun |
printing of written or visual material |
announcement, reporting, writing, broadcast, broadcasting, publicity, communication, appearance, statement, discovery, revelation, publishing, issuing, airing |
| publication
| 12 |
noun |
printing of written or visual material |
disclosure, dissemination, advertisement, promulgation, proclamation, declaration, notification, public relations, issuance, pronunciamento, ventilation, divulgation |
| publication
| 7 |
noun |
something printed for reading |
information, magazine, book, newspaper, news, issue, annual |
| publication
| 7 |
noun |
something printed for reading |
brochure, booklet, pamphlet, periodical, newsletter, leaflet, handbill |
| publicity
| 16 |
noun |
promotion of something, someone |
attention, commercial, distribution, fame, pitch, currency, announcement, report, spread, pushing, press, broadcasting, advertising, release, billing, announcing |
| publicity
| 27 |
noun |
promotion of something, someone |
noise, clout, propaganda, notoriety, hoopla, hype, scratch, promulgation, boost, blurb, limelight, plug, ballyhoo, handout, puffery, puff, spotlight, public relations, write-up, ink, PR, big noise, build-up, press-agentry, promo, public notice, réclame |
| publish
| 10 |
verb |
have printed, issue |
disclose, distribute, broadcast, report, produce, print, announce, declare, proclaim, communicate |
| publish
| 9 |
verb |
have printed, issue |
put out, promulgate, publicize, circulate, divulge, spotlight, bring out, let it be known, put in print |
| publisher
| 11 |
noun |
founder, inventor |
administrator, architect, author, builder, elder, leader, maker, motor, patron, sponsor, supporter |
| publisher
| 15 |
noun |
founder, inventor |
creator, dean, generator, matriarch, organizer, originator, patriarch, prime mover, promoter, sire, encourager, initiator, introducer, mover, promulgator |
| publisher
| 10 |
noun |
people or person working in communications |
reporter, media, writer, magazine, paper, journalist, newspaper, correspondent, journalism, columnist |
| publisher
| 7 |
noun |
people or person working in communications |
periodical, publicist, interviewer, fourth estate, photographer, newsperson, editor |
| publisher
| 3 |
noun |
typesetter |
typographer, compositor, pressperson |
| pudding
| 1 |
noun |
coagulated dish |
dessert |
| pudding
| 3 |
noun |
coagulated dish |
tapioca, mousse, custard |
| pudding
| 3 |
noun |
mousse |
junket, tapioca, custard |
| pull
| 13 |
verb |
drawing something with force |
tear, haul, rip, trail, drag, remove, pick, stretch, evolve, gather, strain, truck, row |
| pull
| 19 |
verb |
drawing something with force |
tow, pluck, tug, yank, cull, dislocate, rend, jerk, heave, paddle, wrench, lug, uproot, twitch, extract, sprain, schlepp, take out, weed |
| pull
| 5 |
verb |
attract |
win, draw, get, obtain, secure |
| pull
| 4 |
verb |
attract |
pick up, lure, entice, magnetize |
| pump
| 12 |
verb |
draw or push out |
draw, drain, tap, supply, send, pour, push, force, swell, drive, draft, empty |
| pump
| 11 |
verb |
draw or push out |
siphon, inject, distend, dilate, elevate, inflate, bail out, blow up, draw off, drive out, force out |
| pump
| 1 |
verb |
question relentlessly |
question |
| pump
| 9 |
verb |
question relentlessly |
grill, probe, interrogate, quiz, query, cross-examine, draw out, give the third degree, worm out of |
| pumpkin
| 1 |
noun |
vegetable |
fruit |
| pumpkin
| 5 |
noun |
vegetable |
squash, vine, gourd, pepo, jack-o'-lantern |
| punch
| 13 |
noun |
hit |
blow, shot, stroke, slap, clip, slam, belt, poke, sock, strike, box, knock, dig |
| punch
| 22 |
noun |
hit |
jab, jog, clout, rap, nudge, pummel, thump, prod, biff, smash, buffet, smack, wallop, thrust, slug, bash, plug, bop, plunk, cuff, lollop, one-two |
| punch
| 7 |
noun |
energy, vigor |
bite, impact, force, point, drive, validity, effectiveness |
| punch
| 4 |
noun |
energy, vigor |
verve, forcefulness, cogency, validness |
| punch
| 4 |
verb |
perforate, prick |
poke, drill, cut, bore |
| punch
| 5 |
verb |
perforate, prick |
jab, stab, stamp, pierce, puncture |
| punctual
| 14 |
adj |
on time |
accurate, careful, constant, early, exact, particular, precise, prompt, quick, ready, regular, reliable, steady, strict |
| punctual
| 21 |
adj |
on time |
expeditious, dependable, conscientious, fussy, heedful, meticulous, on the nose, painstaking, periodic, punctilious, recurrent, scrupulous, seasonable, timely, cyclic, under the wire, conscionable, in good time, on schedule, on the button, on the dot |
| punctuation mark
| 3 |
noun |
typographical symbol |
bullet, reference, leaders |
| punctuation mark
| 7 |
noun |
typographical symbol |
dagger, ditto, asterisk, caret, diacritical mark, double dagger, punctuation |
| punish
| 15 |
verb |
penalize for wrongdoing |
discipline, harm, dismiss, sentence, execute, hurt, abuse, fine, correct, whip, injure, lecture, beat, train, switch |
| punish
| 33 |
verb |
penalize for wrongdoing |
incarcerate, expel, chastise, spank, paddle, castigate, exile, reprove, debar, maltreat, blacklist, batter, misuse, chasten, scourge, immure, cuff, lash, flog, oppress, beat up, do in, knock about, rough up, crack down on, defrock, attend to, give a going over, give the works, rap knuckles, slap wrist, teach a lesson, throw the book at |
| pupil
| 6 |
noun |
person who is learning something |
undergraduate, senior, student, satellite, scholar, junior |
| pupil
| 16 |
noun |
person who is learning something |
learner, adherent, tenderfoot, beginner, novice, neophyte, brain, follower, bookworm, attendant, disciple, graduate student, sophomore, catechumen, first-year student, schoolboy/ girl |
| pure
| 14 |
adj |
unmixed, genuine |
real, perfect, natural, classic, simple, plain, bright, neat, clear, complete, fair, straight, total, true |
| pure
| 16 |
adj |
unmixed, genuine |
unadulterated, authentic, transparent, flawless, kosher, limpid, lucid, out-and-out, pellucid, plenary, unclouded, undiluted, pure and simple, twenty-four carat, unalloyed, unmingled |
| pure
| 26 |
adj |
clean, uncontaminated |
pristine, wholesome, refined, unadulterated, immaculate, sanitary, snowy, spotless, stainless, sterile, unblemished, unstained, unsullied, untarnished, unsoiled, untainted, purified, sterilized, disinfected, germ-free, intemerate, pasteurized, taintless, undebased, unpolluted, unspotted |
| pure
| 10 |
adj |
virginal, chaste |
good, decent, honest, clean, fresh, continent, innocent, kid, modest, true |
| pure
| 29 |
adj |
virginal, chaste |
blameless, celibate, exemplary, guileless, immaculate, inculpable, irreproachable, righteous, sinless, spotless, stainless, unblemished, undefiled, unstained, unsullied, upright, virgin, virtuous, uncorrupted, babe in woods, inviolate, lily white, maidenly, pure as driven snow, unblighted, unprofaned, unspotted, wet behind ears, wide-eyed |
| pure
| 4 |
adj |
absolute, utter |
sheer, mere, complete, blasted |
| pure
| 7 |
adj |
absolute, utter |
unmitigated, blessed, confounded, infernal, out-and-out, thorough, unqualified |
| pure
| 3 |
adj |
theoretical |
abstract, academic, philosophical |
| pure
| 3 |
adj |
theoretical |
speculative, tentative, unproved |
| purpose
| 33 |
noun |
intention, meaning, aim |
function, desire, direction, goal, determination, wish, view, idea, project, reason, intent, principle, ambition, objective, scope, scheme, target, plan, prospect, resolve, end, point, calculation, object, drift, expectation, mission, will, design, destination, dream, proposal, hope |
| purpose
| 14 |
noun |
intention, meaning, aim |
aspiration, mecca, animus, proposition, premeditation, bourn, big idea, intendment, ulterior motive, whatfor, whole idea, why and wherefore, whyfor, where one's headed |
| purpose
| 5 |
noun |
persistence, resolve |
faith, determination, confidence, will, resolution |
| purpose
| 5 |
noun |
persistence, resolve |
constancy, firmness, tenacity, steadfastness, single-mindedness |
| purpose
| 18 |
noun |
use |
function, duty, goal, effect, benefit, result, objective, outcome, target, good, return, advantage, profit, object, mission, mark, gain, utility |
| purpose
| 1 |
noun |
use |
avail |
| purpose
| 14 |
verb |
intend, set sights on |
resolve, decide, conclude, pursue, propose, mind, aim, contemplate, design, plan, determine, commit, consider, mean |
| purpose
| 10 |
verb |
intend, set sights on |
ponder, meditate, aspire, bid for, have a mind to, have in view, think to, work for, work toward, make up one's mind |
| pursuit
| 10 |
noun |
chase, search |
hunt, quest, inquiry, hunting, reaching, seeking, trail, following, trailing, pursuing |
| pursuit
| 5 |
noun |
chase, search |
stalk, tracking, pursual, pursuance, going all out |
| pursuit
| 13 |
noun |
occupation, interest of person |
career, undertaking, accomplishment, occupation, activity, business, work, job, calling, venture, pleasure, employment, accomplishing |
| pursuit
| 11 |
noun |
occupation, interest of person |
do, hang, thing, game, pastime, racket, hobby, line, vocation, go, biz |
| push
| 21 |
noun |
physical force |
assault, advance, offensive, drive, attack, effort, bearing, weight, energy, blow, poke, driving, lean, charge, impact, butt, shove, mass, shoving, straining, forcing |
| push
| 9 |
noun |
physical force |
thrust, nudge, propulsion, jolt, onset, prod, exertion, exerting, thrusting |
| push
| 7 |
noun |
mental determination |
initiative, drive, energy, enterprise, punch, ambition, snap |
| push
| 10 |
noun |
mental determination |
vigor, spunk, guts, get-up-and-go, gumption, pep, vitality, go, starch, dynamism |
| push
| 19 |
verb |
thrust, press with force |
force, shove, launch, shift, move, drive, pressure, accelerate, crowd, strain, poke, stir, butt, railroad, squeeze, shoulder, dig, elbow, muscle |
| push
| 25 |
verb |
thrust, press with force |
depress, propel, bump, nudge, exert, ram, bulldoze, jostle, impel, jam, hustle, squash, gore, squish, budge, strong-arm, bear down, steamroll, crush against, high pressure, lie on, pour it on, put the arm on, rest on, make one's way |
| push
| 12 |
verb |
incite, urge |
press, pressure, encourage, speed, inspire, influence, persuade, hurry, motivate, railroad, squeeze, kid |
| push
| 30 |
verb |
incite, urge |
spur, coerce, bulldoze, goad, jolly, oblige, prod, browbeat, constrain, expedite, impel, strong-arm, bear down, egg on, turn on, goose, steamroll, dragoon, exert influence, fire up, go to town on, key up, lean on, overpress, pour it on, push around, put the screws to, put up to, sell on, speed up |
| push
| 2 |
verb |
advertise, promote |
advance, boost |
| push
| 7 |
verb |
advertise, promote |
plug, puff, publicize, hype, propagandize, cry up, make known |
| put
| 20 |
verb |
position |
insert, set, invest, focus, bring, settle, place, lay, install, establish, stick, plant, fix, park, seat, nail, concentrate, deposit, rest, quarter |
| put
| 13 |
verb |
position |
peg, fixate, plop, plunk, embed, repose, fasten, situate, plank, concenter, rivet, plank down, plunk down |
| put
| 20 |
verb |
propose; express in words |
set, offer, suggest, give, submit, turn, present, pose, word, render, advance, prefer, express, couch, forward, state, translate, phrase, tender, air |
| put
| 11 |
verb |
propose; express in words |
proposition, vent, formulate, transpose, ventilate, propound, utter, posit, bring forward, propone, set before |
| put
| 8 |
verb |
commit, assign |
make, set, force, require, impose, employ, condemn, subject |
| put
| 9 |
verb |
commit, assign |
consign, levy, doom, oblige, induce, inflict, enjoin, constrain, subject to |
| puzzle
| 8 |
verb |
baffle, confuse |
disturb, distract, frustrate, stumble, beat, stir, pose, throw |
| puzzle
| 28 |
verb |
baffle, confuse |
mystify, complicate, stump, perplex, bewilder, flummox, rattle, befuddle, nonplus, bemuse, disconcert, confound, amaze, flabbergast, dumbfound, floor, snow, addle, foil, obscure, bamboozle, discombobulate, put off, befog, buffalo, get to, profundicate, psych out |
| puzzle
| 1 |
verb |
wonder about |
study |
| puzzle
| 10 |
verb |
wonder about |
ponder, brood, cudgel, muse, marvel, ask oneself, mull over, think about, think hard, rack one's brains |
| pyramid
| 10 |
noun |
monument |
monolith, tomb, shrine, edifice, memorial, obelisk, tribute, cairn, cenotaph, mastaba |
| quadrilateral
| 1 |
noun |
four-sided figure |
square |
| quadrilateral
| 3 |
noun |
four-sided figure |
rectangle, parallelogram, rhombus |
| qualification
| 11 |
noun |
ability, aptitude |
accomplishment, experience, capability, fitness, skill, quality, goods, capacity, stuff, attribute, might |
| qualification
| 10 |
noun |
ability, aptitude |
eligibility, adequacy, suitability, competence, suitableness, endowment, attainment, makings, qualifiedness, what it takes |
| qualification
| 8 |
noun |
requirement, restriction |
provision, condition, limitation, objection, exception, need, reservation, essential |
| qualification
| 11 |
noun |
requirement, restriction |
criterion, proviso, exemption, requisite, stipulation, caveat, modification, postulate, contingency, prerequisite, allowance |
| qualified
| 21 |
adj |
able, skillful |
experienced, talented, capable, efficient, licensed, accomplished, trained, equipped, adequate, proved, tried, fit, instructed, tested, examined, practiced, fitted, expert, good, proper, veteran |
| qualified
| 16 |
adj |
able, skillful |
knowledgeable, proficient, competent, adept, au fait, pro, wicked, disciplined, certified, vet, catechized, quizzed, all around, up to snuff, up to speed, war-horse |
| qualified
| 6 |
adj |
limited, restricted |
determined, guarded, reserved, modified, fixed, partial |
| qualified
| 8 |
adj |
limited, restricted |
bounded, confined, conditional, contingent, definite, equivocal, provisional, circumscribed |
| qualify
| 16 |
verb |
make or become ready, prepared |
enable, score, train, entitle, pass, ready, meet, authorize, fit, permit, commission, sanction, suit, equip, condition, ground |
| qualify
| 17 |
verb |
make or become ready, prepared |
certify, empower, endow, suffice, check out, get by, hack it, make the cut, pass muster, capacitate, come up to snuff, cut it, fill the bill, make it, make the grade, measure up, earn one's wings |
| qualify
| 13 |
verb |
lessen, restrict |
ease, reduce, vary, modify, alter, soften, limit, adapt, diminish, regulate, moderate, change, weaken |
| qualify
| 7 |
verb |
lessen, restrict |
restrain, mitigate, assuage, abate, circumscribe, modulate, temper |
| qualify
| 5 |
verb |
characterize, distinguish |
describe, mark, name, attribute, assign |
| qualify
| 8 |
verb |
characterize, distinguish |
designate, predicate, singularize, ascribe, impute, signalize, individualize, individuate |
| quality
| 18 |
noun |
characteristic, feature |
kind, nature, trait, character, element, aspect, condition, sort, essence, constitution, attribute, make, mark, genius, virtue, factor, property, description |
| quality
| 11 |
noun |
characteristic, feature |
individuality, savor, endowment, peculiarity, affirmation, parameter, affection, predication, name of tune, nature of beast, way of it |
| quality
| 19 |
noun |
value, status |
kind, capacity, variety, character, condition, grade, merit, standing, group, state, station, worth, step, rank, distinction, class, place, position, virtue |
| quality
| 11 |
noun |
value, status |
excellence, preeminence, footing, repute, arete, caliber, perfection, superiority, stature, superbness, excellency |
| quantitative
| 2 |
adj |
determinable |
significant, material |
| quantitative
| 11 |
adj |
determinable |
perceptible, calculable, commensurate, computable, fathomable, mensurable, assessable, gaugeable, quantifiable, surveyable, weighable |
| quantitative
| 11 |
adj |
all-inclusive |
sweeping, extensive, complete, comprehensive, overall, general, bulk, mass, broad, total, widespread |
| quantitative
| 7 |
adj |
all-inclusive |
indiscriminate, large-scale, far-reaching, in bulk, in quantity, in the mass, wide-ranging |
| quantity
| 21 |
noun |
number or amount |
load, capacity, variety, bulk, sum, volume, portion, pile, length, size, body, lot, extent, figure, budget, deal, magnitude, mass, measure, part, total |
| quantity
| 10 |
noun |
number or amount |
abundance, batch, quota, profusion, greatness, expanse, allotment, amplitude, aggregate, multitude |
| quarrelsome
| 3 |
adj |
being disagreeable |
cross, violent, war |
| quarrelsome
| 41 |
adj |
being disagreeable |
petulant, contentious, litigious, cantankerous, tempestuous, belligerent, combative, turbulent, fractious, unruly, argumentative, bad-tempered, bellicose, choleric, churlish, crabby, disputatious, excitable, fiery, hasty, hotheaded, huffy, impassioned, irascible, irritable, ornery, passionate, peevish, pugnacious, querulous, snappy, thin-skinned, touchy, truculent, brawling, cat-and-dog, dissentious, gladiatorial, have chip on shoulder, pettish, ructious |
| quarter
| 6 |
noun |
one of four equal parts |
term, portion, part, division, span, section |
| quarter
| 8 |
noun |
one of four equal parts |
semester, quad, two bits, one-fourth, fourth, quadrant, farthing, quartern |
| quarter
| 19 |
noun |
area, neighborhood |
sector, region, part, place, point, province, division, direction, position, zone, district, bearing, section, spot, domain, station, location, territory, side |
| quarter
| 12 |
noun |
area, neighborhood |
locality, zoo, slum, turf, precinct, inner city, neck of the woods, skid row, barrio, ghetto, old town, stomping ground |
| quarter
| 2 |
noun |
forgiveness |
favor, grace |
| quarter
| 6 |
noun |
forgiveness |
pity, mercy, lenity, compassion, leniency, clemency |
| quarter
| 1 |
verb |
divide into four equal parts |
cut |
| quarter
| 4 |
verb |
divide into four equal parts |
cleave, dismember, cut up, fourth |
| quarter
| 11 |
verb |
provide lodging |
settle, entertain, shelter, house, accommodate, place, board, install, station, post, establish |
| quarter
| 8 |
verb |
provide lodging |
billet, domicile, canton, harbor, lodge, bunk, put up, domiciliate |
| queen
| 11 |
noun |
female monarch |
monarch, ruler, empress, regent, consort, queen dowager, female ruler, female sovereign, queen consort, queen mother, wife of a king |
| queen
| 9 |
noun |
royal lady |
monarch, ruler, matriarch, consort, sovereign, empress, regina, ranee, czarina |
| quest
| 13 |
noun |
search, exploration |
expedition, adventure, hunt, research, journey, inquiry, investigation, chase, pursuit, seeking, mission, examination, enterprise |
| quest
| 11 |
noun |
search, exploration |
probe, crusade, voyage, inquest, quarry, inquisition, probing, prey, pursual, delving, pilgrimmage |
| question
| 5 |
noun |
asking for answer |
investigation, inquiry, questioning, poll, examination |
| question
| 10 |
noun |
asking for answer |
query, inquisition, inquest, catechism, interrogation, interrogatory, inquiring, third degree, wringer, Q and A |
| question
| 12 |
noun |
controversy, doubt |
mystery, objection, confusion, challenge, uncertainty, argument, difficulty, problem, debate, dispute, puzzle, protest |
| question
| 9 |
noun |
controversy, doubt |
query, contention, remonstration, misgiving, demur, enigma, dubiety, remonstrance, demurral |
| question
| 8 |
noun |
issue, point at issue |
point, discussion, topic, theme, problem, proposal, subject, motion |
| question
| 1 |
noun |
issue, point at issue |
proposition |
| question
| 8 |
verb |
ask for answer |
search, challenge, investigate, interview, seek, examine, pump, quest |
| question
| 29 |
verb |
ask for answer |
grill, interrogate, quiz, query, knock, hit, roast, inquire, probe, enquire, solicit, catechize, pry, petition, cross-examine, go over, ask about, give the third degree, hit up, hold out for, make inquiry, put through the wringer, put to the question, raise question, show curiosity, sound out, sweat it out of, work over, pick one's brains |
| question
| 6 |
verb |
doubt |
oppose, challenge, suspect, dispute, hesitate, suspicion |
| question
| 11 |
verb |
doubt |
query, impugn, distrust, disbelieve, mistrust, controvert, impeach, call into question, cast doubt upon, puzzle over, wonder about |
| questionnaire
| 4 |
noun |
inquiry |
application, survey, poll, sampling |
| questionnaire
| 3 |
noun |
inquiry |
census, canvass, public-opinion poll |
| queue
| 10 |
noun |
sequence |
string, chain, series, rank, tail, train, file, line, order, row |
| queue
| 5 |
noun |
sequence |
progression, concatenation, echelon, succession, tier |
| quickly
| 4 |
adv |
fast |
rapidly, immediately, instantly, quick |
| quickly
| 23 |
adv |
fast |
instantaneously, swiftly, speedily, promptly, hastily, apace, briskly, flat-out, in a flash, lickety-split, pronto, swift, expeditiously, hurriedly, chop-chop, fleetly, full tilt, in haste, in nothing flat, in short order, like a bat out of hell, like a flash, like a shot |
| quiet
| 10 |
adj |
without or with little sound |
soft, silent, peaceful, reserved, low, close, still, dumb, quieted, stilled |
| quiet
| 25 |
adj |
without or with little sound |
reticent, mute, hushed, muffled, inaudible, noiseless, quiescent, secretive, soundless, speechless, taciturn, tight-lipped, uncommunicative, unexpressed, close-mouthed, low-pitched, unuttered, muted, whist, buttoned up, clammed up, could hear a pin drop, hushful, not saying boo, unspeaking |
| quiet
| 16 |
adj |
calm, peaceful |
shy, smooth, private, gentle, mild, stable, still, retired, level, contented, isolated, secret, collected, reserved, fixed, remote |
| quiet
| 21 |
adj |
calm, peaceful |
secluded, serene, placid, sedate, tranquil, hushed, pacific, halcyon, docile, inactive, meek, motionless, restful, stagnant, undisturbed, unruffled, untroubled, unfrequented, sequestered, unanxious, unexcited |
| quiet
| 3 |
adj |
simple, unobtrusive |
modest, plain, conservative |
| quiet
| 8 |
adj |
simple, unobtrusive |
subdued, sober, unassuming, unpretentious, restrained, homely, tasteful, inobtrusive |
| quiet
| 6 |
noun |
calmness, silence |
peace, calm, ease, stop, rest, still |
| quiet
| 15 |
noun |
calmness, silence |
stillness, tranquillity, relaxation, serenity, quietude, quietness, repose, hush, lull, noiselessness, cessation, termination, soundlessness, speechlessness, dead air |
| quiet
| 12 |
verb |
make silent, calm |
satisfy, relax, please, soften, square, stroke, still, compose, moderate, smooth, settle, silence |
| quiet
| 40 |
verb |
make silent, calm |
hush, appease, muzzle, subdue, muffle, assuage, soothe, pacify, squelch, mollify, allay, reconcile, palliate, lull, ameliorate, console, ice, becalm, quieten, gratify, soft-pedal, squash, gag, tranquilize, slack, choke, shush, calm down, fix up, shut up, inactivate, can it, clam up, cool it, cool out, dummy up, hold it down, patch things up, take the bite out of, button one's lip |
| quit
| 9 |
verb |
abandon, leave |
depart, retire, go, withdraw, drop, yield, exit, resign, desert |
| quit
| 27 |
verb |
abandon, leave |
relinquish, surrender, pull out, renounce, vacate, drop out, blow, evacuate, abdicate, book, decamp, forsake, bow out, check out, cut out, get off, push off, take off, throw over, walk out on, give up, go away from, hang it up, leave flat, leave hanging, run out on, take a walk |
| quit
| 10 |
verb |
stop doing something |
suspend, conclude, retire, leave, cease, withdraw, abandon, drop, end, resign |
| quit
| 25 |
verb |
stop doing something |
halt, discontinue, terminate, break off, desist, secede, knock off, leave off, surcease, wind up, wrap up, give up, call it a day, call it quits, cut it out, get on the wagon, give notice, give over, hang it up, kick over, kick the habit, pack in, quit cold, sew up, take the cure |
| quota
| 15 |
noun |
portion allotted to something |
measure, division, cut, end, assignment, bite, share, proportion, part, slice, lot, percentage, piece, chunk, split |
| quota
| 10 |
noun |
portion allotted to something |
allocation, allowance, allotment, apportionment, ration, divvy, quantum, meed, partage, piece of action |
| quotation
| 7 |
noun |
citation |
quote, reference, passage, estimate, selection, price, offer |
| quotation
| 1 |
noun |
citation |
excerpt |
| quote
| 7 |
verb |
repeat something spoken, written by another |
recall, cite, name, reference, detail, proclaim, instance |
| quote
| 10 |
verb |
repeat something spoken, written by another |
recite, attest, parrot, excerpt, recollect, adduce, paraphrase, extract, refer to, retell |
| rabbit
| 1 |
noun |
animal |
buck |
| rabbit
| 12 |
noun |
animal |
rodent, hare, bunny, cony, capon, doe, cuniculus, cottontail, chinchilla, lapin, coney, lagomorph |
| race
| 12 |
noun |
pursuit; running, speeding |
run, contest, competition, course, match, event, chase, rush, clip, engagement, go, meet |
| race
| 9 |
noun |
pursuit; running, speeding |
contention, relay, sprint, clash, scurry, dash, spurt, rivalry, marathon |
| race
| 18 |
noun |
ethnic group |
issue, tribe, family, people, color, house, strain, seed, folk, variety, species, type, stock, nation, blood, line, kind, culture |
| race
| 9 |
noun |
ethnic group |
offspring, progeny, breed, lineage, kindred, nationality, clan, kin, cultural group |
| race
| 3 |
noun |
stream, river |
run, tide, branch |
| race
| 10 |
noun |
stream, river |
rill, creek, duct, rivulet, brook, sluice, gill, runnel, raceway, rindle |
| race
| 16 |
verb |
run, speed in competition |
fly, shoot, rush, hurry, tear, contest, compete, bolt, scramble, chase, career, boil, course, pursue, post, wing |
| race
| 20 |
verb |
run, speed in competition |
gallop, scamper, dart, dash, sprint, hustle, swoop, whisk, fling, haste, scud, skim, hie, outstrip, lash, spurt, hasten, bustle, scuttle, plunge ahead |
| racial
| 3 |
adj |
ethnic |
genetic, national, folk |
| racial
| 8 |
adj |
ethnic |
ancestral, hereditary, tribal, ethnological, genealogical, lineal, phyletic, phylogenetic |
| racism
| 2 |
noun |
prejudice against an ethnic group |
discrimination, bias |
| racism
| 9 |
noun |
prejudice against an ethnic group |
bigotry, segregation, apartheid, unfairness, partiality, one-sidedness, racialism, sectarianism, illiberality |
| rack
| 7 |
noun |
frame, framework |
box, shelf, counter, bed, furniture, stand, structure |
| rack
| 7 |
noun |
frame, framework |
perch, receptacle, trestle, bracket, ledge, holder, arbor |
| rack
| 8 |
verb |
torture; strain |
shake, pull, stress, pain, try, tear, force, stretch |
| rack
| 13 |
verb |
torture; strain |
torment, wrench, afflict, crucify, distress, agonize, excruciate, oppress, harass, persecute, martyr, wring, harrow |
| radiation
| 6 |
noun |
dissemination |
emission, transmission, broadcast, spread, distribution, scattering |
| radiation
| 11 |
noun |
dissemination |
diffusion, circulation, divergence, dispersion, propagation, ramification, dispersal, dissipation, divarication, polarization, diffraction |
| radiation
| 3 |
noun |
fallout |
radioactivity, nuclear particles, radioactive particles |
| radical
| 12 |
adj |
fundamental, basic |
profound, natural, bottom, constitutional, primary, original, organic, essential, native, inherent, underlying, vital |
| radical
| 10 |
adj |
fundamental, basic |
primitive, basal, cardinal, deep-seated, innate, intrinsic, primal, thoroughgoing, foundational, meat-and-potatoes |
| radical
| 9 |
adj |
deviating by extremes |
revolutionary, progressive, violent, sweeping, entire, advanced, complete, excessive, severe |
| radical
| 29 |
adj |
deviating by extremes |
militant, fanatical, uncompromising, far-out, extremist, insurgent, refractory, iconoclastic, immoderate, insubordinate, intransigent, lawless, mutinous, nihilistic, rabid, rebellious, recalcitrant, restive, riotous, seditious, thorough, ultra, way out, insurrectionary, leftist, recusant, freethinking, anarchistic, ultraist |
| radical
| 3 |
noun |
person who advocates significant, often extreme change |
revolutionary, progressive, rebel |
| radical
| 25 |
noun |
person who advocates significant, often extreme change |
militant, renegade, fanatic, firebrand, insurgent, extremist, agitator, subversive, anarchist, insurrectionist, iconoclast, nonconformist, avant-garde, nihilist, pacifist, mutineer, freethinker, leftist, reformer, rioter, objector, secessionist, left-winger, revolter, ultraist |
| radio
| 2 |
noun |
communication by electronic air waves |
transmission, receiver |
| radio
| 13 |
noun |
communication by electronic air waves |
wireless, Walkman, telegraphy, radiotelegraphy, telephony, radiotelegraph, Marconi, radiotelephone, AM-FM, CB, radionics, radiotelephonics, shortwave |
| rage
| 6 |
noun |
extreme anger |
violence, excitement, passion, storm, explosion, upset |
| rage
| 46 |
noun |
extreme anger |
madness, furor, temper, fury, bitterness, resentment, mania, irritation, frenzy, animosity, exasperation, obsession, indignation, outburst, agitation, umbrage, gall, hemorrhage, asperity, convulsion, spasm, choler, wrath, acrimony, vehemence, ferment, ferocity, ire, eruption, squall, heat, huff, tantrum, rampage, spleen, bluster, acerbity, uproar, paroxysm, apoplexy, raving, dander, blowup, hysterics, fireworks, wingding |
| rage
| 9 |
noun |
something in vogue; popular notion |
enthusiasm, passion, style, fashion, happening, cry, in, latest, mode |
| rage
| 23 |
noun |
something in vogue; popular notion |
mania, furor, freak, vagary, conceit, fancy, caprice, thing, whim, fad, crotchet, chic, now, craze, dernier cri, last word, latest thing, hot spot, in-spot, in-thing, latest wrinkle, newest wrinkle, up to the minute |
| rage
| 5 |
verb |
be angry |
tear, yell, steam, storm, scream |
| rage
| 36 |
verb |
be angry |
blow up, rampage, roar, erupt, seethe, chafe, fulminate, bristle, rant, fume, scold, splutter, surge, rave, overflow, fret, boil over, be beside oneself, be furious, be uncontrollable, blow a fuse, champ at bit, fly off the handle, foam at the mouth, go berserk, have a fit, have a tantrum, let off steam, look daggers, make a fuss over, rail at, rant and rave, snap at, throw a fit, work oneself into sweat, blow one's top |
| raid
| 6 |
noun |
attack, seizure |
capture, sweep, arrest, assault, invasion, pull |
| raid
| 18 |
noun |
attack, seizure |
break-in, onslaught, sortie, incursion, roundup, descent, inroad, bust, onset, foray, irruption, reconnaissance, sally, surprise attack, forced entrance, hit-and-run, shootup, tipover |
| raid
| 12 |
verb |
attack, pillage |
bomb, assault, storm, invade, sweep, sack, charge, strike, waste, shell, heat, rifle |
| raid
| 36 |
verb |
attack, pillage |
plunder, rob, bombard, blockade, harass, ransack, loot, overrun, swoop, forage, foray, slough, breach, pirate, devastate, inroad, rake, despoil, assail, sally, maraud, harry, break in, knock off, sally forth, spoliate, strafe, torpedo, descend on, fall upon, fire on, knock over, lean against, lean on, march on, tip over |
| railway
| 2 |
noun |
railroad |
track, line |
| railway
| 2 |
noun |
railroad |
rail line, train line |
| rain
| 11 |
noun |
downpour of water or other substance |
shower, flood, stream, pouring, sprinkle, spit, pour, fall, sprinkling, showers, sheets |
| rain
| 24 |
noun |
downpour of water or other substance |
rainfall, deluge, hail, torrent, mist, precipitation, drizzle, condensation, cloudburst, flurry, spate, volley, sleet, rainstorm, monsoon, raindrops, cat-and-dog weather, drencher, heavy dew, liquid sunshine, precip, sun shower, wet stuff, window washer |
| rain
| 7 |
verb |
drop water or other substance |
sprinkle, bucket, pour, shower, storm, fall, deposit |
| rain
| 8 |
verb |
drop water or other substance |
patter, lavish, bestow, hail, mist, drizzle, sleet, come down in buckets |
| rainbow
| 2 |
noun |
color spectrum |
curve, bow |
| rainbow
| 5 |
noun |
color spectrum |
variegation, prism, arc, crescent, band of color |
| raise
| 8 |
noun |
increase in salary or position |
hike, boost, advance, rise, jump, addition, promotion, raising |
| raise
| 11 |
noun |
increase in salary or position |
increment, leg, bump, accession, accretion, augmentation, step-up, hold-up, jump-up, leg-up, move-up |
| raise
| 8 |
verb |
lift; build from the ground |
boost, lift, promote, establish, rear, shove, mount, construct |
| raise
| 26 |
verb |
lift; build from the ground |
set up, exalt, pry, elevate, erect, hoist, upraise, lever, uplift, heave, bring up, hold up, pull up, put up, take up, throw up, uprear, upheave, upcast, lift up, move up, place up, put on its end, run up, set upright, stand up |
| raise
| 20 |
verb |
increase, augment |
get, strengthen, obtain, jump, collect, reinforce, enhance, promote, boost, recruit, rally, form, mushroom, assemble, advance, hike, gather, up, mass, honor |
| raise
| 34 |
verb |
increase, augment |
heighten, pyramid, dignify, congregate, aggravate, magnify, enlarge, exalt, congress, inflate, levy, escalate, snowball, intensify, amplify, exaggerate, muster, rendezvous, mobilize, build up, look up, perk up, pick up, put up, goose, forgather, fetch up, goose up, hike up, jack up, jump up, run up, send through the roof, shoot up |
| raise
| 7 |
verb |
start up, motivate; introduce |
suggest, set, cause, advance, motivate, foster, provoke |
| raise
| 18 |
verb |
start up, motivate; introduce |
abet, awaken, incite, excite, broach, resurrect, moot, arouse, activate, evoke, kindle, instigate, foment, bring up, whip up, put forward, set on, stir up |
| raise
| 11 |
verb |
nurture, care for |
develop, provide, support, produce, grow, rear, foster, plant, group, train, nurse |
| raise
| 10 |
verb |
nurture, care for |
nourish, suckle, wean, breed, propagate, sow, cultivate, bring up, drag up, fetch up |
| rally
| 5 |
noun |
celebratory meeting |
assembly, session, convention, meet, celebration |
| rally
| 7 |
noun |
celebratory meeting |
convocation, assemblage, get-together, clambake, mass meeting, pep rally, pow-wow |
| rally
| 2 |
noun |
turn for the better |
recovery, improvement |
| rally
| 6 |
noun |
turn for the better |
resurgence, recuperation, revival, renewal, comeback, turning point |
| rally
| 12 |
verb |
reorganize, unite |
restore, organize, reform, charge, urge, fire, wake, assemble, challenge, gather, collect, encourage |
| rally
| 34 |
verb |
reorganize, unite |
arouse, redouble, resuscitate, waken, rouse, rejuvenate, revive, whet, convene, counterattack, inspirit, kindle, awaken, muster, refresh, summon, resurrect, renew, mobilize, marshal, surge, call to arms, come about, get together, round up, wreak havoc, bestir, regroup, reassemble, bond together, bring to order, bring together, come to order, come together |
| rally
| 2 |
verb |
revive; take a turn for the better |
recover, improve |
| rally
| 24 |
verb |
revive; take a turn for the better |
enliven, recuperate, refresh, surge, invigorate, bounce back, come along, perk up, pick up, pull through, brace up, come around, come from behind, get act together, get back in shape, get better, get second wind, grow stronger, make a comeback, regain strength, shape up, snap out of it, turn around, turn things around |
| random
| 3 |
adj |
haphazard, chance |
odd, casual, spot |
| random
| 23 |
adj |
haphazard, chance |
aimless, unplanned, irregular, accidental, incidental, indiscriminate, arbitrary, adventitious, contingent, desultory, fluky, fortuitous, hit-or-miss, promiscuous, purposeless, slapdash, stray, unpremeditated, unconsidered, designless, driftless, objectless, unaimed |
| randy
| 10 |
adj |
crude |
coarse, disorderly, lascivious, lecherous, lewd, libertine, licentious, lustful, uninhibited, vulgar |
| range
| 31 |
noun |
sphere, distance, extent |
area, space, spectrum, field, length, scope, territory, dimension, matter, domain, neighborhood, sweep, hearing, sphere, realm, dimensions, stretch, spread, circle, province, play, run, reach, span, tune, extension, orbit, magnitude, swing, order, limits |
| range
| 21 |
noun |
sphere, distance, extent |
purview, radius, leeway, ambit, gamut, panorama, vicinity, width, latitude, ken, confines, compass, expanse, amplitude, bounds, earshot, parameters, diapason, elbowroom, extensity, run of |
| range
| 14 |
noun |
order, series |
sort, kind, selection, variety, collection, lot, line, string, chain, sequence, rank, file, class, row |
| range
| 3 |
noun |
order, series |
assortment, gamut, tier |
| range
| 10 |
verb |
order, categorize |
group, bias, grade, line, rank, file, array, class, classify, arrange |
| range
| 12 |
verb |
order, categorize |
incline, dispose, align, catalogue, assort, bracket, predispose, pigeonhole, categorize, draw up, allineate, line up |
| range
| 11 |
verb |
wander, roam |
drift, reach, spread, cover, float, sweep, cruise, travel, cross, explore, search |
| range
| 23 |
verb |
wander, roam |
encompass, traverse, stray, traipse, tramp, reconnoiter, trek, ply, scour, straggle, stroll, gallivant, ramble, prowl, rove, meander, hit the road, pass over, circumambulate, globe-trot, hit the trail, make circuit, follow one's nose |
| range
| 6 |
verb |
extend; change within limits |
differ, stretch, reach, vary, go, run |
| range
| 3 |
verb |
extend; change within limits |
fluctuate, diverge from, vary between |
| rank
| 7 |
adj |
stinking, foul |
off, offensive, high, bad, nasty, strong, turned |
| rank
| 33 |
adj |
stinking, foul |
noxious, putrid, musty, gross, disgusting, revolting, sour, tainted, stale, nauseating, dank, disagreeable, fetid, funky, gamy, humid, loathsome, mephitic, moldy, noisome, obnoxious, pungent, rancid, repulsive, smelly, fusty, reeking, evil-smelling, feculent, graveolent, olid, putrescent, strong-smelling |
| rank
| 8 |
adj |
abundant, luxurious |
grown, rich, wild, extreme, dense, excessive, productive, tropical |
| rank
| 17 |
adj |
abundant, luxurious |
lush, lavish, overgrown, flourishing, coarse, exuberant, fertile, luxuriant, profuse, prolific, rampant, vigorous, overabundant, fructiferous, high-growing, junglelike, semitropical |
| rank
| 9 |
adj |
utter, absolute |
perfect, gross, sheer, total, complete, positive, capital, excessive, outstanding |
| rank
| 15 |
adj |
utter, absolute |
blatant, consummate, glaring, arrant, conspicuous, downright, egregious, extravagant, flagrant, noticeable, outright, rampant, thorough, unmitigated, undisguised |
| rank
| 4 |
adj |
obscene, vulgar |
gross, shocking, dirty, nasty |
| rank
| 12 |
adj |
obscene, vulgar |
crass, foul, abusive, atrocious, coarse, filthy, indecent, outrageous, raunchy, scurrilous, smutty, wicked |
| rank
| 33 |
noun |
standing in a system, often a social one |
status, division, family, level, slot, grade, reputation, position, class, authority, sphere, quality, capacity, note, state, station, privilege, sovereignty, type, stock, sort, degree, circumstance, blood, birth, distinction, condition, dignity, place, estate, consequence, situation, order |
| rank
| 18 |
noun |
standing in a system, often a social one |
hierarchy, stature, classification, echelon, supremacy, esteem, seniority, parentage, pedigree, footing, stratum, paramountcy, cachet, ancestry, nobility, primacy, caste, pecking order |
| rank
| 8 |
noun |
column, tier of individuals |
group, string, series, range, formation, file, line, row |
| rank
| 3 |
noun |
column, tier of individuals |
hierarchy, echelon, queue |
| rank
| 22 |
verb |
line up; classify in system |
regard, list, rate, put, estimate, include, establish, locate, grade, array, sort, evaluate, judge, class, arrange, value, order, range, settle, place, position, assign |
| rank
| 18 |
verb |
line up; classify in system |
tab, fix, dispose, pigeonhole, assort, valuate, peg, marshal, align, put away, typecast, button down, give precedence, place in formation, put down as, put down for, put in line, size up |
| rank
| 2 |
verb |
be worthwhile; have supremacy |
stand, belong |
| rank
| 12 |
verb |
be worthwhile; have supremacy |
precede, outrank, antecede, be classed, be worth, come first, count among, forerun, go ahead of, go before, have the advantage, take the lead |
| rape
| 2 |
noun |
defilement; a forced sexual assault |
abuse, violation |
| rape
| 14 |
noun |
defilement; a forced sexual assault |
abduction, maltreatment, despoliation, rapine, pillage, plunder, depredation, molestation, plundering, spoliation, despoilment, criminal attack, forcible violation, statutory offense |
| rape
| 8 |
verb |
sexual assault by force; act of plunder |
force, violate, seize, ruin, sack, attack, abuse, compromise |
| rape
| 10 |
verb |
sexual assault by force; act of plunder |
plunder, molest, loot, ransack, betray, pillage, despoil, deceive, corrupt, spoliate |
| rape
| 2 |
noun |
forced sex |
assault, attack |
| rape
| 1 |
noun |
forced sex |
statutory |
| rapt
| 19 |
adj |
absorbed, fascinated |
delighted, abstracted, busy, charmed, dreaming, employed, engaged, happy, held, intent, involved, lost, occupied, overwhelmed, taken, transported, wrapped, entranced, gripped |
| rapt
| 26 |
adj |
absorbed, fascinated |
ecstatic, rapturous, spellbound, inattentive, absent, absent-minded, bewitched, blissful, daydreaming, deep, enamored, engrossed, hung up, hypnotized, immersed, oblivious, preoccupied, unconscious, enthralled, beguiled, captivated, carried away, caught up in, enraptured, ravished, wrapped up |
| rare
| 15 |
adj |
exceptional, infrequent |
limited, unusual, occasional, extraordinary, strange, unlikely, subtle, unique, few, isolated, light, scattered, seldom, short, thin |
| rare
| 23 |
adj |
exceptional, infrequent |
singular, uncommon, scarce, unthinkable, attenuate, deficient, flimsy, inconceivable, out of the ordinary, rarefied, scanty, sparse, sporadic, tenuous, unimaginable, unwonted, attenuated, few and far between, recherché, semioccasional, subtile, unfrequent, unheard of |
| rare
| 9 |
adj |
precious, excellent |
great, delicate, rich, unique, choice, elegant, extreme, fine, select |
| rare
| 11 |
adj |
precious, excellent |
priceless, exquisite, admirable, dainty, incomparable, invaluable, matchless, peerless, superb, superlative, recherché |
| rare
| 2 |
adj |
not fully cooked |
bloody, red |
| rare
| 8 |
adj |
not fully cooked |
underdone, half-cooked, half-raw, moderately done, nearly raw, not done, rarely done, undercooked |
| rat
| 2 |
noun |
informer |
sneak, source |
| rat
| 16 |
noun |
informer |
blabbermouth, tattler, double-crosser, turncoat, betrayer, squealer, fink, stoolie, snitch, tattletale, informant, stool pigeon, whistle-blower, canary, backstabber, deep throat |
| rate
| 11 |
noun |
ratio, proportion |
estimate, percentage, amount, standard, degree, comparison, scale, weight, relationship, relative, relation |
| rate
| 2 |
noun |
ratio, proportion |
quota, progression |
| rate
| 10 |
noun |
fee charged for service, privilege, goods |
figure, price, tax, cost, toll, estimate, duty, hire, charge, dues |
| rate
| 6 |
noun |
fee charged for service, privilege, goods |
tariff, tab, allowance, valuation, quotation, price tag |
| rate
| 7 |
noun |
speed, pace |
pace, flow, time, clip, motion, measure, movement |
| rate
| 8 |
noun |
speed, pace |
dash, tread, gallop, tempo, gait, hop, velocity, spurt |
| rate
| 22 |
verb |
judge, classify |
count, consider, grade, evaluate, regard, rank, assess, score, determine, estimate, deem, calculate, fix, price, tag, value, admire, survey, weigh, measure, respect, class |
| rate
| 23 |
verb |
judge, classify |
appraise, peg, assay, tab, reckon, valuate, apprise, pigeonhole, esteem, adjudge, put away, redline, typecast, button down, guess at, put down as, put down for, relate to standard, set at, size up, stand in with, think highly of, take one's measure |
| rate
| 5 |
verb |
be entitled to |
earn, deserve, succeed, triumph, merit |
| rate
| 5 |
verb |
be entitled to |
prosper, be accepted, be favorite, be welcome, be worthy |
| ratio
| 8 |
noun |
percentage, relation of part to whole |
rate, scale, proportion, relationship, equation, arrangement, fraction, correlation |
| ratio
| 4 |
noun |
percentage, relation of part to whole |
quota, correspondence, quotient, proportionality |
| rational
| 16 |
adj |
realistic; of sound mind |
wise, normal, logical, reasonable, stable, balanced, intelligent, knowing, sound, thinking, intellectual, calm, objective, reasoning, collected, together |
| rational
| 28 |
adj |
realistic; of sound mind |
levelheaded, sensible, impartial, lucid, deliberate, judicious, thoughtful, sane, analytical, enlightened, prudent, sober, synthetic, cool, cerebral, circumspect, discerning, discriminating, far-sighted, perspicacious, reflective, sagacious, well-advised, ratiocinative, all there, cognitive, deductive, philosophic |
| raw
| 9 |
adj |
not cooked, prepared |
organic, natural, rough, basic, fresh, green, native, bloody, hard |
| raw
| 25 |
adj |
not cooked, prepared |
unprocessed, coarse, crude, uncooked, callow, fibrous, immature, impure, rude, underdone, undressed, unformed, unprepared, unrefined, unripe, unstained, untreated, undercooked, rough-hewn, unbaked, unfashioned, unfried, ungraded, unpasteurized, unsorted |
| raw
| 10 |
adj |
exposed, tender, referring to skin |
cut, sensitive, wounded, open, naked, uncovered, peeled, dressed, scratched, skinned |
| raw
| 13 |
adj |
exposed, tender, referring to skin |
nude, sore, au naturel, unclad, abraded, blistered, bruised, chafed, galled, grazed, pared, scraped, unclothed |
| raw
| 4 |
adj |
inexperienced |
fresh, green, young, new |
| raw
| 13 |
adj |
inexperienced |
callow, ignorant, immature, inexperienced, undisciplined, unseasoned, unskilled, untaught, untrained, untried, unversed, unpracticed, unconversant |
| raw
| 6 |
adj |
vulgar, nasty |
rough, gross, low, rank, mean, dirty |
| raw
| 14 |
adj |
vulgar, nasty |
crude, coarse, foul, crass, filthy, indecent, inelegant, obscene, pornographic, rude, smutty, uncouth, unrefined, unscrupulous |
| raw
| 6 |
adj |
harsh, unpleasant, referring to weather |
cold, bitter, wet, freezing, chill, biting |
| raw
| 7 |
adj |
harsh, unpleasant, referring to weather |
chilly, damp, bleak, breezy, piercing, windy, wind-swept |
| reach
| 17 |
noun |
extent, range; stretch |
distance, capacity, ability, power, influence, horizon, grasp, scope, play, extension, swing, orbit, sweep, jurisdiction, spread, magnitude, command |
| reach
| 8 |
noun |
extent, range; stretch |
ken, ambit, gamut, purview, mastery, radius, compass, latitude |
| reach
| 7 |
verb |
arrive at |
hit, show, make, enter, arrive, come, land |
| reach
| 19 |
verb |
arrive at |
attain, overtake, check in, get in, show up, turn up, sign in, come to, catch up to, clock in, gain on, get as far as, get to, hit town, make it, make the scene, ring in, roll in, wind up at |
| reach
| 19 |
verb |
stretch to; touch |
end, lead, make, go, contact, stand, pass, strike, join, approach, shoot, buck, span, seize, equal, hand, strain, spread, grasp |
| reach
| 22 |
verb |
stretch to; touch |
attain, overtake, lunge, encompass, come at, come up to, go on, hold out, put out, carry to, continue to, extend to, feel for, get a hold of, get hold of, get to, go as far as, go to, make contact with, pass along, roll on, shake hands |
| reach
| 10 |
verb |
attain; rise |
move, win, drop, score, gain, fall, realize, achieve, accomplish, sink |
| reach
| 5 |
verb |
attain; rise |
amount to, rack up, come to, arrive at, climb to |
| reach
| 8 |
verb |
communicate with |
get, move, maintain, contact, affect, approach, touch, influence |
| reach
| 6 |
verb |
communicate with |
sway, get in touch, get through, get to, keep in contact, keep in touch |
| reaction
| 14 |
noun |
response |
return, feedback, attitude, reception, reply, answer, opinion, feeling, lip, kick, hit, echo, reflection, compensation |
| reaction
| 28 |
noun |
response |
backlash, rejoinder, counteraction, backfire, receptivity, wisecrack, acknowledgment, repercussion, take, reflex, counterpoise, rebound, recoil, counterbalance, comeback, revulsion, sass, kickback, retort, reciprocation, reverberation, boomerang, back talk, knee-jerk, snappy comeback, vibes, double-take, reagency |
| reaction
| 3 |
noun |
political conservativism |
right, withdrawal, retreat |
| reaction
| 11 |
noun |
political conservativism |
backlash, relapse, regression, backsliding, retrogression, right wing, status quo, counterrevolution, obscurantism, retrenchment, Toryism |
| reactor
| 2 |
noun |
electrical device |
catalyst, activator |
| read
| 12 |
verb |
look at and understand written word |
scan, study, gather, see, know, learn, translate, interpret, view, discover, perceive, glance |
| read
| 17 |
verb |
look at and understand written word |
apprehend, peruse, comprehend, skim, decipher, unravel, construe, dip into, go over, go through, make out, refer to, bury oneself in, flip through, leaf through, pore over, scratch the surface |
| read
| 14 |
verb |
express, state |
show, explain, deliver, say, announce, hold, display, speak, render, indicate, register, mark, assert, record |
| read
| 8 |
verb |
express, state |
recite, utter, expound, declaim, affirm, pronounce, restate, paraphrase |
| reader
| 1 |
noun |
person who reads |
scholar |
| reader
| 10 |
noun |
person who reads |
lecturer, anthology, bookworm, primer, proofreader, reciter, lector, editor, elocutionist, peruser |
| reader
| 7 |
noun |
one who reads habitually |
bookworm, proofreader, bibliophile, editor, bibliomaniac, book reviewer, literary critic |
| reader
| 8 |
noun |
one who makes a profession of reading aloud |
lecturer, announcer, rhetorician, reciter, lector, monologist, elocutionist, soliloquist |
| reader
| 3 |
noun |
anyone admitted to a library |
user, student, scholar |
| reader
| 3 |
noun |
anyone admitted to a library |
browser, library patron, research worker |
| ready
| 14 |
adj |
prepared; available |
accessible, qualified, set, fit, completed, organized, primed, near, equipped, covered, adjusted, arranged, waiting, anticipating |
| ready
| 27 |
adj |
prepared; available |
apt, ripe, handy, wired, at hand, convenient, expectant, on call, on tap, on the brink, all set, all systems go, at beck and call, at fingertips, at the ready, champing at bit, close to hand, equal to, fixed for, in line, in order, in place, in position, in readiness, in the saddle, on hand, open to |
| ready
| 6 |
adj |
willing, inclined |
eager, glad, happy, prompt, game, minded |
| ready
| 13 |
adj |
willing, inclined |
keen, enthusiastic, apt, prone, disposed, wired, predisposed, agreeable, ardent, zealous, fain, game for, psyched up |
| ready
| 12 |
adj |
skillful, intelligent |
quick, active, smart, rapid, prompt, expert, dynamic, live, sharp, bright, brilliant, skilled |
| ready
| 16 |
adj |
skillful, intelligent |
apt, keen, handy, acute, alert, adept, adroit, astute, clever, deft, dexterous, masterly, perceptive, proficient, quick-witted, resourceful |
| ready
| 13 |
verb |
prepare |
fit, provide, fix, equip, arrange, organize, get, strengthen, make, brief, set, post, order |
| ready
| 19 |
verb |
prepare |
gird, brace, fortify, clear the decks, fill in, make up, warm up, prep, fit out, gear up, get ready, get set, keep posted, let in on, make ready, pave the way, psych up, put on to, wise up |
| real
| 23 |
adj |
genuine in existence |
actual, evident, solid, certain, substantial, positive, legitimate, honest, physical, original, absolute, sound, firm, right, material, concrete, stable, essential, present, existing, live, valid, true |
| real
| 27 |
adj |
genuine in existence |
authentic, sincere, undeniable, palpable, existent, corporal, bodily, bona fide, corporeal, de facto, factual, heartfelt, incarnate, indubitable, intrinsic, irrefutable, perceptible, rightful, sensible, tangible, unaffected, undoubted, unfeigned, veritable, substantive, embodied, in the flesh |
| realism
| 2 |
noun |
authenticity |
truth, reality |
| realism
| 4 |
noun |
authenticity |
verisimilitude, naturalness, verity, verism |
| realistic
| 6 |
adj |
sensible, matter-of-fact |
real, rational, practical, reasonable, hard, sound |
| realistic
| 19 |
adj |
sensible, matter-of-fact |
sensible, pragmatic, businesslike, down-to-earth, sane, sober, prudent, astute, earthy, hard-boiled, levelheaded, shrewd, utilitarian, pragmatical, unromantic, commonsense, unfantastic, unidealistic, unsentimental |
| realistic
| 4 |
adj |
genuine |
original, natural, representative, true |
| realistic
| 7 |
adj |
genuine |
truthful, lifelike, authentic, faithful, graphic, representational, true to life |
| reality
| 10 |
noun |
facts of existence |
phenomenon, matter, truth, existence, presence, being, entity, object, validity, substance |
| reality
| 29 |
noun |
facts of existence |
real world, sensibility, realism, materiality, authenticity, deed, perceptibility, verisimilitude, tangibility, palpability, actuality, solidity, genuineness, realness, verity, certainty, bottom line, brass tacks, name of the game, nuts and bolts, absoluteness, substantiality, concreteness, substantive, corporeality, how things are, like it is, way of it, what's what |
| rear
| 6 |
adj |
back, end |
last, reverse, behind, tail, following, after |
| rear
| 15 |
adj |
back, end |
hinder, rearward, hind, posterior, stern, postern, aft, astern, backward, hindmost, rearmost, mizzen, dorsal, hindermost, retral |
| rear
| 9 |
noun |
back or end part |
bottom, back, tail, butt, end, reverse, behind, seat, heel |
| rear
| 19 |
noun |
back or end part |
rear end, back door, backside, buttocks, rearward, hind, posterior, stern, rump, tush, postern, tail end, back end, tailpiece, hindquarters, afterpart, back seat, hind part, rear guard |
| rear
| 5 |
verb |
raise young |
educate, foster, train, nurse, grow |
| rear
| 6 |
verb |
raise young |
breed, bring up, propagate, nurture, cultivate, care for |
| rear
| 6 |
verb |
lift, rise |
raise, support, jump, leap, tower, soar |
| rear
| 13 |
verb |
lift, rise |
bring up, turn up, loom, uphold, upraise, elevate, hoist, uplift, hold up, pick up, take up, set upright, spring up |
| rear
| 2 |
verb |
build |
raise, construct |
| rear
| 5 |
verb |
build |
fabricate, erect, put up, set up, uprear |
| reason
| 11 |
noun |
mental analysis |
logic, reasoning, sense, mind, understanding, wisdom, judgment, speculation, senses, brains, limits |
| reason
| 30 |
noun |
mental analysis |
inference, saneness, deduction, brain, wit, comprehension, intellect, argumentation, ratiocination, acumen, soundness, induction, mentality, moderation, rationality, lucidity, apprehension, discernment, sanity, propriety, rationalization, generalization, intellection, rationalism, dialectics, marbles, sensibleness, reasonableness, bounds, sound mind |
| reason
| 20 |
noun |
intention, aim |
motivation, goal, basis, idea, incentive, argument, motive, purpose, consideration, cause, proof, end, target, spring, object, root, design, occasion, why, grounds |
| reason
| 10 |
noun |
intention, aim |
impetus, rationale, antecedent, wherefore, warrant, inducement, determinant, ulterior motive, why and wherefore, whyfor |
| reason
| 11 |
noun |
explanation for an action |
case, idea, argument, excuse, proof, account, apology, cover, notion, defense, ground |
| reason
| 14 |
noun |
explanation for an action |
justification, rationale, wherefore, exposition, vindication, rationalization, apologia, why, song and dance, sour grapes, the whole idea, whatfor, why and wherefore, whyfor |
| reason
| 12 |
verb |
mentally analyze |
speculate, conclude, suppose, reflect, contemplate, decide, resolve, study, gather, examine, solve, think |
| reason
| 19 |
verb |
mentally analyze |
infer, deduct, adduce, deduce, generalize, ratiocinate, deliberate, cogitate, cerebrate, rationalize, philosophize, make out, work out, figure out, syllogize, draw conclusion, draw from, think through, thresh out |
| reason
| 11 |
verb |
argue, persuade |
contend, urge, prove, dispute, move, discuss, discourse, demonstrate, establish, debate, justify |
| reason
| 10 |
verb |
argue, persuade |
expostulate, dissuade, remonstrate, bring around, point out, prevail upon, show error of ways, talk into, talk out of, win over |
| reasonable
| 19 |
adj |
moderate, tolerable |
fair, cheap, proper, honest, valid, rational, objective, acceptable, modest, legitimate, average, conservative, fit, just, knowing, okay, right, sound, controlled |
| reasonable
| 28 |
adj |
moderate, tolerable |
plausible, humane, sensible, justifiable, impartial, judicious, understandable, equitable, prudent, restrained, feasible, sane, analytical, circumspect, discreet, inexpensive, low-priced, politic, reflective, sapient, temperate, legit, low-cost, making sense, standing to reason, unexcessive, unextreme, within reason |
| reasonable
| 9 |
adj |
intelligent, practical |
wise, consistent, logical, rational, conscious, perceiving, reasoning, sound, reasoned |
| reasonable
| 30 |
adj |
intelligent, practical |
credible, sensible, clear-cut, justifiable, plausible, judicious, thoughtful, sane, sober, advisable, arguable, believable, cerebral, commonsensical, consequent, cool, levelheaded, ratiocinative, reflective, tenable, together, tolerant, unbiased, unprejudiced, well-advised, all there, cognitive, percipient, thought-out, in one's right mind |
| rebel
| 1 |
adj |
not obeying |
revolutionary |
| rebel
| 5 |
adj |
not obeying |
insurgent, rebellious, insubordinate, mutinous, insurrectionary |
| rebel
| 4 |
noun |
person who does not obey |
opponent, resistance, independent, revolutionary |
| rebel
| 35 |
noun |
person who does not obey |
insurgent, guerrilla, separatist, nonconformist, iconoclast, traitor, revolutionist, mutineer, innovator, turncoat, agitator, nihilist, malcontent, individualist, recreant, dissenter, antagonist, heretic, renegade, deserter, demagogue, apostate, anarchist, insurrectionary, schismatic, secessionist, rioter, subverter, experimenter, disectarian, experientialist, frondeur, overthrower, revolter, seditionist |
| rebel
| 8 |
verb |
refuse to obey |
resist, riot, combat, upset, fight, criticize, oppose, strike |
| rebel
| 26 |
verb |
refuse to obey |
renounce, defy, revolt, secede, overthrow, remonstrate, dissent, disobey, denounce, censure, boycott, mutiny, overturn, break with, drop out, opt out, rock the boat, take up arms, be insubordinate, come out against, get out of line, insurrect, make waves, rise up, run amok, turn against |
| rebellion
| 2 |
noun |
disobedience; revolt |
revolution, rising |
| rebellion
| 12 |
noun |
disobedience; revolt |
dissent, uprising, insurrection, insurgency, disobedience, insubordination, schism, defiance, heresy, nonconformity, insurgence, apostasy |
| receipt
| 4 |
noun |
acknowledgment of delivery |
notice, slip, letter, release |
| receipt
| 11 |
noun |
acknowledgment of delivery |
voucher, certificate, quittance, chit, stub, declaration, discharge, cancellation, sales slip, counterfoil, proof of purchase |
| receipt
| 10 |
noun |
delivery of goods |
arrival, getting, admission, acceptance, reception, receiving, taking, acquisition, acquiring, admitting |
| receipt
| 3 |
noun |
delivery of goods |
accession, intaking, recipience |
| reception
| 13 |
noun |
acceptance; acknowledgment |
reaction, gathering, welcome, greeting, receiving, meeting, response, encounter, introduction, admission, acquisition, recognition, treatment |
| reception
| 6 |
noun |
acceptance; acknowledgment |
receipt, accession, disposition, salutation, induction, recipience |
| reception
| 5 |
noun |
celebratory party |
function, gathering, dinner, tea, entertainment |
| reception
| 6 |
noun |
celebratory party |
soiree, buffet, matinee, levee, do, supper |
| recession
| 6 |
noun |
reversal of action; reduction of business activity |
decline, collapse, slide, inflation, bankruptcy, depression |
| recession
| 12 |
noun |
reversal of action; reduction of business activity |
stagnation, slump, downturn, bust, shakeout, unemployment, deflation, hard times, bad times, big trouble, bottom-out, rainy days |
| reckless
| 4 |
adj |
irresponsible in thought, deed |
daring, desperate, regardless, wild |
| reckless
| 39 |
adj |
irresponsible in thought, deed |
foolhardy, thoughtless, brash, hasty, audacious, carefree, negligent, careless, ill-advised, imprudent, adventurous, any which way, breakneck, daredevil, devil-may-care, fast and loose, feckless, harebrained, headlong, heedless, helter-skelter, hopeless, hotheaded, inattentive, incautious, inconsiderate, indiscreet, madcap, mindless, precipitate, rash, temerarious, venturesome, adventuresome, kooky, venturous, overventuresome, playing with fire, uncareful |
| recluse
| 10 |
noun |
person who does not want social contact |
hermit, solitary, cenobite, monk, nun, ascetic, solitaire, troglodyte, eremite, anchorite |
| recognition
| 19 |
noun |
identification, acknowledgment |
perception, admission, acceptance, understanding, appreciation, respect, awareness, remembering, notice, confession, consciousness, recall, memory, discovery, noticing, perceiving, acknowledging, identifying, recalling |
| recognition
| 19 |
noun |
identification, acknowledgment |
realization, concession, recurrence, tumble, cognizance, assimilation, detection, recollection, avowal, remembrance, sensibility, allowance, salute, double take, high sign, verifying, recognizance, apperception, apprehending |
| recognition
| 9 |
noun |
appreciation given |
attention, acceptance, credit, approval, honor, notice, regard, greeting, strokes |
| recognition
| 12 |
noun |
appreciation given |
gratitude, acknowledgment, esteem, plum, renown, rave, puff, salute, pat on back, pat on head, puffing up, pumping up |
| recommend
| 18 |
verb |
advise, approve |
urge, confirm, propose, advocate, back, favor, praise, endorse, justify, suggest, sanction, second, celebrate, advance, counsel, prize, value, steer |
| recommend
| 29 |
verb |
advise, approve |
uphold, prescribe, acclaim, commend, laud, enjoin, extol, eulogize, exhort, exalt, compliment, glorify, magnify, applaud, plug, esteem, hold up, vouch for, be all for, be satisfied with, front for, go on record for, put forward, put in a good word, put on to, speak highly of, speak well of, stand by, think highly of |
| recommendation
| 17 |
noun |
advice, approval |
sanction, guidance, instruction, charge, suggestion, support, proposal, judgment, order, direction, reference, blessing, tip, counsel, praise, pass, urging |
| recommendation
| 18 |
noun |
advice, approval |
proposition, endorsement, plug, testimonial, commendation, eulogy, advocacy, approbation, certificate, injunction, steer, tribute, esteem, character reference, favorable mention, good word, letter of support, two cents' worth |
| record
| 21 |
noun |
account of event or proceedings |
story, evidence, note, file, testimony, report, document, history, witness, log, script, writing, trace, journal, diary, legend, register, jacket, monument, entry, minutes |
| record
| 23 |
noun |
account of event or proceedings |
transcript, inscription, manuscript, memorandum, memo, remembrance, archive, memorial, annals, archives, memoir, chronicle, almanac, directory, scroll, track record, documentation, transcription, registry, comic book, paper trail, swindle sheet, written material |
| record
| 8 |
noun |
background, experience |
career, performance, accomplishment, work, history, administration, conduct, studies |
| record
| 6 |
noun |
background, experience |
reign, case history, track record, curriculum vitae, past behavior, way of life |
| record
| 2 |
noun |
achievement |
ceiling, maximum |
| record
| 18 |
verb |
write down; store information |
copy, log, register, list, mark, file, report, post, document, preserve, insert, enroll, cut, note, catalog, book, tape, enter |
| record
| 28 |
verb |
write down; store information |
chronicle, indite, enumerate, matriculate, inscribe, transcribe, can, video, dub, tabulate, wax, chalk up, put down, take down, videotape, cut a track, jot down, keep account, lay down, make a recording, mark down, put in writing, put on file, put on paper, put on tape, set down, tape-record, write in |
| record
| 8 |
verb |
give evidence of |
show, read, register, mark, indicate, say, contain, explain |
| record
| 3 |
verb |
give evidence of |
designate, point out, point to |
| recording
| 1 |
noun |
the act of one that records |
reporting |
| recording
| 4 |
noun |
the act of one that records |
registration, documentation, recounting, record-keeping |
| recording
| 3 |
noun |
record |
album, tape, disk |
| recording
| 4 |
noun |
record |
cassette, CD, LP, compact disk |
| recover
| 8 |
verb |
find again |
regain, restore, retrieve, rescue, resume, repair, recruit, balance |
| recover
| 21 |
verb |
find again |
get back, recoup, salvage, reclaim, retake, repossess, redeem, compensate, offset, recapture, take back, reoccupy, rediscover, bring back, catch up, make good, obtain again, reacquire, replevin, replevy, win back |
| recover
| 8 |
verb |
improve in health |
restore, grow, increase, gain, overcome, heal, better, rally |
| recover
| 30 |
verb |
improve in health |
revive, rebound, pick up, bounce back, recuperate, rejuvenate, refresh, renew, convalesce, mend, get over, perk up, pull through, be out of woods, come around, feel oneself again, forge ahead, get back on feet, get better, get in shape, get out from under, get well, make a comeback, return to form, snap back, sober up, start anew, take turn for better, regain one's health, regain one's strength |
| recovery
| 5 |
noun |
the act of returning to normal |
return, improvement, rehabilitation, replacement, improving |
| recovery
| 8 |
noun |
the act of returning to normal |
resumption, readjustment, restoration, reconstruction, recreation, reformation, reinstatement, reestablishment |
| recovery
| 4 |
noun |
the process of regaining health |
improvement, healing, rehabilitation, cure |
| recovery
| 17 |
noun |
the process of regaining health |
resurgence, recuperation, revival, renewal, comeback, rebirth, rejuvenation, renascence, revivification, resuscitation, regeneration, renaissance, resurrection, betterment, convalescence, reawakening, reinvigoration |
| recovery
| 4 |
noun |
the act of regaining possession |
return, rescue, recall, compensation |
| recovery
| 14 |
noun |
the act of regaining possession |
restoration, reparation, reimbursement, redemption, reclamation, indemnification, repossession, retrieval, recapture, remuneration, retaking, recouping, replevin, replevy |
| recovery
| 3 |
noun |
improvement |
gain, cure, regaining |
| recovery
| 8 |
noun |
improvement |
recuperation, revival, rebound, upturn, restoration, comeback, retrieval, convalescence |
| recreation
| 12 |
noun |
sports, games, special interests |
pleasure, fun, sport, exercise, entertainment, ease, vacation, holiday, play, game, relief, laughs |
| recreation
| 27 |
noun |
sports, games, special interests |
enjoyment, diversion, relaxation, hobby, amusement, picnic, repose, avocation, pastime, playtime, refreshment, hilarity, festivity, ball, dissipation, distraction, frolic, jollity, mirth, R and R, disport, rollick, divertissement, field day, fun and games, leisure activity, rec |
| recruit
| 4 |
noun |
person beginning service |
soldier, volunteer, convert, initiate |
| recruit
| 22 |
noun |
person beginning service |
rookie, sailor, newcomer, trainee, tenderfoot, helper, beginner, proselyte, novice, learner, neophyte, novitiate, fledgling, greenhorn, apprentice, draftee, plebe, GI, enlisted person, new person, selectee, serviceperson |
| recruit
| 19 |
verb |
gather resources |
enroll, engage, raise, draft, improve, select, restore, retrieve, repair, strengthen, obtain, reinforce, recover, supply, better, regain, impress, deliver, gain |
| recruit
| 28 |
verb |
gather resources |
enlist, mobilize, round up, recuperate, replenish, recoup, revive, reanimate, levy, procure, repossess, proselytize, induct, augment, muster, refresh, renew, build up, call to arms, take in, take on, call up, fill up, find human resources, sign on, sign up, store up, win over |
| recumbent
| 2 |
adj |
lying down |
flat, level |
| recumbent
| 8 |
adj |
lying down |
horizontal, prostrate, reclining, supine, decumbent, procumbent, resupine, sprawling |
| recycle
| 3 |
verb |
reuse |
convert, save, recover |
| recycle
| 3 |
verb |
reuse |
reclaim, salvage, reprocess |
| red
| 5 |
noun |
color of blood; shade resembling such a color |
rose, flaming, pink, brick, healthy |
| red
| 40 |
noun |
color of blood; shade resembling such a color |
maroon, glowing, cardinal, crimson, cherry, sanguine, carmine, blooming, blush, rust, bloodshot, florid, flushed, inflamed, roseate, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, coral, wine, copper, russet, puce, bittersweet, garnet, vermilion, infrared, scarlet, claret, magenta, fuchsia, burgundy, geranium, cerise, chestnut, salmon, dahlia, ruby, titian, rufescent |
| redeem
| 9 |
verb |
recover possession |
regain, restore, purchase, retrieve, exchange, cover, cash, settle, change |
| redeem
| 22 |
verb |
recover possession |
repay, recoup, reclaim, ransom, repossess, defray, recapture, discharge, reinstate, buy off, get back, take in, pay off, win back, repurchase, buy back, call in, cash in, make good, replevin, replevy, trade in |
| redeem
| 5 |
verb |
free; buy the freedom of |
rescue, loose, deliver, release, save |
| redeem
| 12 |
verb |
free; buy the freedom of |
liberate, extricate, ransom, unbind, manumit, emancipate, unchain, disenthrall, disimprison, pay ransom, set free, unfetter |
| redeem
| 7 |
verb |
atone for; compensate |
restore, satisfy, balance, perform, keep, meet, save |
| redeem
| 23 |
verb |
atone for; compensate |
rehabilitate, compensate, offset, outweigh, acquit, countervail, absolve, discharge, redress, defray, counterbalance, fulfill, reinstate, counterpoise, abide by, carry out, adhere to, hold to, keep the faith, make amends, make good, make up for, set off |
| reduction
| 2 |
noun |
decline |
cut, discount |
| reduction
| 21 |
noun |
decline |
devaluation, cutback, rebate, contraction, minimization, shrinkage, conquest, degradation, debasement, abatement, curtailment, subtraction, overthrow, diminution, attrition, decrement, markdown, subjection, subjugation, downgrading, subdual |
| redundancy
| 7 |
noun |
verbosity |
repetition, overabundance, wordiness, superfluity, excess, prolixity, tautology |
| redundancy
| 16 |
noun |
repetition |
attrition, profusion, overabundance, superabundance, verbosity, circumlocution, superfluity, verboseness, verbiage, prolixity, pleonasm, supererogation, periphrasis, tautology, copiosity, macrology |
| refer
| 18 |
verb |
mention |
hint, attribute, introduce, cite, indicate, assign, specify, point, glance, instance, charge, notice, associate, quote, lay, insert, name, credit |
| refer
| 23 |
verb |
mention |
invoke, point out, excerpt, adduce, extract, allude, advert, designate, exemplify, ascribe, interpolate, impute, accredit, bring up, direct attention, give as example, make allusion, make mention of, make reference, put down to, speak about, speak of, touch on |
| refer
| 8 |
verb |
direct, guide |
transfer, deliver, send, submit, recommend, commit, introduce, point |
| refer
| 7 |
verb |
direct, guide |
hand over, turn over, consign, relegate, pass on, hand in, put in touch |
| refer
| 12 |
verb |
concern, apply |
answer, relate, involve, connect, incorporate, hold, point, regard, cover, touch, include, belong |
| refer
| 15 |
verb |
concern, apply |
pertain, appertain, encompass, take in, deal with, be a matter of, be about, be directed to, be relevant, bear upon, correspond with, have a bearing on, have reference, have relation, have to do with |
| refer
| 8 |
verb |
seek information |
go, apply, advise, repair, run, resort, turn, consult |
| refer
| 6 |
verb |
seek information |
recur, confer, commune, look up, have recourse, turn to |
| referee
| 1 |
noun |
person who mediates, judges |
judge |
| referee
| 6 |
noun |
person who mediates, judges |
arbiter, umpire, ref, arbitrator, conciliator, adjudicator |
| referee
| 4 |
verb |
judge, mediate |
arbitrate, adjudicate, umpire, adjudge |
| reference
| 13 |
noun |
remark, citation |
hint, note, mention, mentioning, resource, source, connecting, implication, stating, attributing, associating, relating, indicating |
| reference
| 8 |
noun |
remark, citation |
allusion, innuendo, quotation, plug, insinuation, advertence, bringing up, pointing out |
| reference
| 2 |
noun |
testimonial of good character |
character, recommendation |
| reference
| 6 |
noun |
testimonial of good character |
tribute, endorsement, credentials, certificate, certification, good word |
| reference
| 3 |
noun |
printed matter with information |
writing, evidence, source |
| reference
| 5 |
noun |
printed matter with information |
dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia, archives, cyclopedia |
| referral
| 4 |
noun |
standard of comparison |
guide, guideline, standard, test |
| referral
| 7 |
noun |
standard of comparison |
yardstick, criterion, frame of reference, touchstone, benchmark, gauge, barometer |
| reflect
| 13 |
verb |
give back |
follow, echo, reverse, mirror, shine, repeat, return, flash, cast, reply, catch, copy, match |
| reflect
| 12 |
verb |
give back |
emulate, rebound, revert, resonate, reproduce, imitate, resound, reverberate, take after, repercuss, give forth, throw back |
| reflect
| 8 |
verb |
think about |
speculate, consider, study, contemplate, reason, weigh, think, wonder |
| reflect
| 10 |
verb |
think about |
chew, ponder, cerebrate, deliberate, muse, meditate, stew, cogitate, ruminate, mull over |
| reflect
| 7 |
verb |
demonstrate, indicate |
reveal, show, express, indicate, display, exhibit, communicate |
| reflect
| 4 |
verb |
demonstrate, indicate |
manifest, bespeak, evince, bear out |
| reflection
| 9 |
noun |
thought, thinking |
impression, observation, idea, opinion, consideration, view, study, imagination, speculation |
| reflection
| 11 |
noun |
thought, thinking |
contemplation, rumination, meditation, cerebration, deliberation, absorption, musing, cogitation, brainwork, pensiveness, pondering |
| reflection
| 10 |
noun |
mirror image |
picture, impression, light, image, idea, echo, appearance, counterpart, representation, shadow |
| reflection
| 3 |
noun |
mirror image |
likeness, duplicate, reproduction |
| reflection
| 2 |
noun |
criticism |
blame, slam |
| reflection
| 11 |
noun |
criticism |
obloquy, animadversion, derogation, aspersion, slur, stricture, imputation, discredit, disesteem, censure, reproach |
| reform
| 10 |
verb |
correct, rectify |
restore, resolve, repair, transform, rebuild, improve, convert, better, cure, correct |
| reform
| 33 |
verb |
correct, rectify |
renovate, standardize, amend, reorganize, revolutionize, rehabilitate, revise, emend, rearrange, regenerate, renew, rework, remodel, remedy, redeem, reconstruct, mend, ameliorate, uplift, reclaim, remake, refashion, reconstitute, bring up to code, clean up, go straight, make amends, make over, shape up, swear off, turn over a new leaf, change one's ways, clean up one's act |
| refuge
| 15 |
noun |
place to hide, have privacy |
resort, shelter, protection, security, retreat, escape, home, port, exit, preserve, opening, outlet, hole, resource, cover |
| refuge
| 23 |
noun |
place to hide, have privacy |
stronghold, sanctuary, hideaway, hideout, fortress, asylum, haven, shield, covert, stopgap, makeshift, immunity, recourse, harbor, anchorage, ambush, den, expedient, ivory tower, way out, hiding place, harborage, safe place |
| refugee
| 2 |
noun |
person running from something, often oppression |
foreigner, alien |
| refugee
| 25 |
noun |
person running from something, often oppression |
exile, expatriate, displaced person, emigrant, castaway, renegade, deserter, foundling, outlaw, fugitive, outcast, defector, escapee, leper, prodigal, maroon, derelict, runaway, émigré, expellee, evacuee, DP, boat person, homeless person, stateless person |
| refusal
| 7 |
noun |
denial of responsibility; unwillingness |
ban, option, no, choice, forbidding, writ, regrets |
| refusal
| 37 |
noun |
denial of responsibility; unwillingness |
rejection, exclusion, veto, reversal, defiance, noncompliance, repulse, proscription, dissent, disfavor, pass, interdiction, negation, disapproval, repulsion, declension, withholding, prohibition, renunciation, nix, rebuff, turndown, refutation, abnegation, declination, repudiation, disclaimer, cold shoulder, thumbs down, disallowance, enjoinment, nonacceptance, disavowal, renouncement, discountenancing, knockback, nonconsent |
| refuse
| 6 |
noun |
garbage |
debris, waste, trash, dump, remains, dust |
| refuse
| 19 |
noun |
garbage |
rubbish, residue, dregs, junk, leavings, slop, swill, litter, hogwash, muck, dross, offal, scum, sediment, dunghill, sweepings, scraps, rejectamenta, waste matter |
| refuse
| 6 |
verb |
deny; say no |
decline, ignore, protest, withdraw, reject, regret |
| refuse
| 38 |
verb |
deny; say no |
turn down, withhold, rebuff, dodge, spurn, repudiate, disaccord, disapprove, evade, disallow, nix, demur, desist, repel, dissent, shun, reprobate, brush off, dispense with, hold back, hold out, beg off, give thumbs down to, hold off, make excuses, not budge, not budget, not buy, not care to, pass up, refuse to receive, send off, send regrets, set aside, turn away, turn deaf ear to, turn from, turn one's back on |
| regard
| 15 |
noun |
attention, look |
view, stare, notice, consciousness, curiosity, mind, remark, note, mark, gaze, interest, glance, observation, care, concern |
| regard
| 7 |
noun |
attention, look |
observance, heed, once-over, carefulness, scrutiny, cognizance, interestedness |
| regard
| 22 |
noun |
affection, good opinion |
appreciation, sympathy, consideration, respect, approval, love, satisfaction, liking, concern, note, favor, interest, store, curiosity, care, account, value, thought, reputation, opinion, honor, prizing |
| regard
| 15 |
noun |
affection, good opinion |
attachment, reverence, deference, devotion, esteem, worship, veneration, homage, interestedness, repute, fondness, approbation, estimation, cherishing, valuing |
| regard
| 11 |
noun |
feature, detail |
reference, connection, relation, aspect, particular, respect, bearing, item, concern, matter, point |
| regard
| 1 |
noun |
feature, detail |
relevance |
| regard
| 22 |
verb |
look at; listen to |
notice, watch, note, see, observe, respect, witness, view, spy, remark, flash, eye, attend, beam, scan, read, mind, mark, pipe, contemplate, gaze, overlook |
| regard
| 13 |
verb |
look at; listen to |
scrutinize, heed, advertise, behold, eyeball, get a load of, give attention, look on, pay attention, pore over, stare at, take into consideration, take notice of |
| regard
| 14 |
verb |
believe, judge |
consider, think, admire, see, deem, treat, respect, view, account, value, assess, rate, suppose, estimate |
| regard
| 7 |
verb |
believe, judge |
revere, assay, reckon, esteem, adjudge, surmise, look upon |
| regard
| 2 |
verb |
have something to do with |
concern, interest |
| regard
| 8 |
verb |
have something to do with |
relate to, refer to, apply to, be relevant to, bear upon, have a bearing on, have to do with, pertain to |
| region
| 29 |
noun |
area, domain; scope |
province, sector, land, neighborhood, district, zone, suburb, country, field, part, place, world, territory, domain, terrain, scene, walk, sphere, belt, realm, clearing, section, ground, jungle, division, arena, range, quarter, block |
| region
| 17 |
noun |
area, domain; scope |
locality, locale, ward, vicinity, bailiwick, expanse, tract, precinct, environs, dominion, turf, inner city, shire, demesne, ghetto, neck of woods, stomping ground |
| regional
| 1 |
adj |
characteristic of a region |
local |
| regional
| 4 |
adj |
characteristic of a region |
provincial, territorial, parochial, sectional |
| register
| 8 |
noun |
list, record |
log, schedule, catalog, book, diary, file, entry, roll |
| register
| 10 |
noun |
list, record |
roster, chronicle, memorandum, annals, ledger, scroll, catalogue, archives, roll call, registry |
| register
| 7 |
verb |
enter in list, record |
enroll, join, list, record, file, schedule, note |
| register
| 12 |
verb |
enter in list, record |
chronicle, enlist, subscribe, catalogue, inscribe, check in, take down, sign up, set down, sign on, sign up for, weigh in |
| register
| 10 |
verb |
indicate, reveal |
reflect, record, say, show, disclose, exhibit, read, express, mark, display |
| register
| 6 |
verb |
indicate, reveal |
manifest, betray, bespeak, point out, be shown, point to |
| register
| 2 |
verb |
make an impression |
impress, tell |
| register
| 5 |
verb |
make an impression |
come home to, dawn on, get through to, have an effect on, sink in |
| registration
| 6 |
noun |
the act of registering |
booking, recording, listing, filing, authorizing, enrolling |
| registration
| 7 |
noun |
the act of registering |
enrollment, matriculation, certification, cataloging, keeping records, notarization, signing up |
| registration
| 2 |
noun |
those who have registered |
students, voters |
| registration
| 4 |
noun |
those who have registered |
enrollment, turnout, delegation, registrants |
| regret
| 8 |
noun |
upset over past action |
apology, grief, disappointment, worry, concern, conscience, care, apologies |
| regret
| 30 |
noun |
upset over past action |
heartache, annoyance, sorrow, repentance, bitterness, misgiving, contrition, discomfort, heartbreak, remorse, qualm, uneasiness, dissatisfaction, anguish, nostalgia, compunction, penitence, demur, dole, pang, affliction, woe, scruple, self-condemnation, ruefulness, self-disgust, self-reproach, lamentation, self-accusation, regretfulness |
| regret
| 2 |
verb |
be upset about |
apologize, miss |
| regret
| 25 |
verb |
be upset about |
lament, grieve, repent, bemoan, deplore, moan, bewail, deprecate, repine, disapprove, rue, mourn, weep, be disturbed, be sorry for, cry over, cry over spilled milk, feel remorse, feel sorry, feel uneasy, have compunctions, have qualms, kick oneself, look back, weep over |
| regretful
| 1 |
adj |
sad, sorry |
disappointed |
| regretful
| 11 |
adj |
sad, sorry |
apologetic, ashamed, sorrowful, contrite, remorseful, mournful, penitent, repentant, rueful, compunctious, attritional |
| regular
| 20 |
adj |
normal, common |
formal, daily, traditional, legitimate, routine, proper, ordinary, typical, everyday, usual, natural, classic, official, standard, general, approved, correct, established, prevailing, sanctioned |
| regular
| 12 |
adj |
normal, common |
commonplace, bona fide, customary, habitual, lawful, orthodox, prevalent, run-of-the-mill, time-honored, unexceptional, unvarying, typic |
| regular
| 28 |
adj |
orderly, consistent, balanced |
constant, efficient, steady, routine, formal, even, flat, set, level, straight, smooth, uniform, rational, classified, automatic, established, exact, expected, fixed, measured, mechanical, ordered, organized, precise, regulated, stated, arranged, patterned |
| regular
| 21 |
adj |
orderly, consistent, balanced |
standardized, periodic, systematic, probable, invariable, serial, consonant, accordant, congruous, dependable, harmonious, methodical, momentary, punctual, recurrent, rhythmic, successive, symmetrical, cyclic, alternating, in order |
| regulation
| 11 |
noun |
managing, organizing |
control, management, arrangement, adjustment, settlement, direction, handling, government, guidance, administration, governing |
| regulation
| 14 |
noun |
managing, organizing |
governance, supervision, reconciliation, standardization, classification, modulation, superintendence, regimentation, moderation, systematization, reorganization, codification, coordination, tuning |
| regulation
| 10 |
noun |
rule, requirement |
statute, code, principle, law, order, procedure, direction, book, dictate, numbers |
| regulation
| 13 |
noun |
rule, requirement |
decree, edict, commandment, Bible, ordinance, prescript, canon, precept, chapter and verse, standing order, decretum, no-nos, reg |
| regurgitate
| 22 |
verb |
vomit |
eject, expel, spew, puke, hurl, gag, heave, emit, throw up, retch, upchuck, be seasick, be sick, boff, drive the bus, dry heave, pray to the porcelain god, ralph, spit up, urp, lose one's lunch, toss one's cookies |
| rehabilitation
| 3 |
noun |
restoration |
repair, recovery, improvement |
| rehabilitation
| 5 |
noun |
restoration |
overhaul, reclamation, reconstruction, reformation, reestablishment |
| rehearsal
| 9 |
noun |
preparation for performance |
workout, drill, reading, description, practice, experiment, relation, call, readying |
| rehearsal
| 15 |
noun |
preparation for performance |
recital, tryout, run-through, going-over, shakedown, recitation, dry run, trial balloon, practice session, recounting, prep, rehearsing, retelling, test flight, trial performance |
| reign
| 8 |
noun |
rule, dominion |
regime, control, power, influence, administration, command, sovereignty, empire |
| reign
| 8 |
noun |
rule, dominion |
dynasty, tenure, monarchy, incumbency, supremacy, hegemony, sway, ascendancy |
| reign
| 11 |
verb |
have power over; prevail |
occupy, govern, dominate, sit, manage, influence, obtain, rule, boss, administer, command |
| reign
| 16 |
verb |
have power over; prevail |
predominate, preponderate, helm, overrule, domineer, hold sway, be in power, be supreme, head up, hold power, rule the roost, run the show, run things, superabound, wear the crown, be in the driver's seat |
| reincarnation
| 2 |
noun |
rebirth |
transmigration, metempsychosis |
| reinforce
| 8 |
verb |
strengthen, augment |
stress, support, increase, emphasize, boost, stroke, sustain, carry |
| reinforce
| 27 |
verb |
strengthen, augment |
bolster, buttress, enlarge, add to, fortify, build up, underline, stiffen, energize, prop, harden, multiply, supplement, hype, toughen, back up, beef up, pick up, pillar, shore up, add fuel to fire, heat up, lend a hand, prop up, punch up, soup up, stand up for |
| reject
| 8 |
verb |
say no to |
refuse, dismiss, deny, shed, decline, second, eliminate, discount |
| reject
| 41 |
verb |
say no to |
spurn, renounce, veto, scrap, repudiate, turn down, rebuff, repulse, burn, despise, disbelieve, kill, exclude, discredit, slough, scorn, reprobate, scoff, jilt, cashier, disallow, nix, scout, shun, jettison, disdain, chuck, repel, discard, cast off, pass by, put down, throw away, throw out, cast aside, cast out, give thumbs down to, not buy, pass on, pass up, shoot down |
| rejection
| 1 |
noun |
denial, refusal |
bounce |
| rejection
| 21 |
noun |
denial, refusal |
veto, elimination, repudiation, exclusion, turndown, dismissal, renunciation, nix, pass, rebuff, cold shoulder, thumbs down, disallowance, brush-off, hard time, kick in teeth, no dice, no go, no way, nothing doing, slap in the face |
| relate
| 13 |
verb |
give an account of |
disclose, reveal, describe, detail, present, picture, express, spill, track, state, depict, report, tell |
| relate
| 24 |
verb |
give an account of |
recite, rehearse, sling, particularize, itemize, recount, divulge, verbalize, impart, chronicle, narrate, run down, run through, shoot the breeze, spill the beans, retell, break a story, clue one in, give the word, lay it on the line, set forth, spin a yarn, get off one's chest, let one's hair down |
| relate
| 17 |
verb |
correlate, pertain |
compare, associate, link, connect, affect, apply, concern, assign, refer, join, coordinate, couple, unite, credit, touch, combine, ally |
| relate
| 21 |
verb |
correlate, pertain |
pertain, ascribe, yoke, conjoin, bracket, impute, appertain, orient, identify with, orientate, interrelate, consociate, interdepend, interconnect, be joined with, be relevant to, bear upon, correspond to, have reference to, have to do with, tie in with |
| related
| 11 |
adj |
connected, accompanying |
relevant, similar, linked, like, joint, alike, correspondent, dependent, incident, mutual, associated |
| related
| 30 |
adj |
connected, accompanying |
complementary, akin, pertinent, analogous, interwoven, parallel, allied, affiliated, agnate, cognate, concomitant, convertible, fraternal, germane, interchangeable, reciprocal, connate, connatural, consanguine, correlated, intertwined, enmeshed, interrelated, interconnected, in the same category, in touch with, interdependent, knit together, of that ilk, tied up |
| relation
| 6 |
noun |
connection, family connection |
relationship, alliance, similarity, relative, sibling, association |
| relation
| 9 |
noun |
connection, family connection |
affiliation, kindred, propinquity, consanguinity, liaison, affinity, kin, kinship, kinsperson |
| relationship
| 16 |
noun |
connection; friendship |
affair, marriage, exchange, communication, contact, link, tie, relation, alliance, similarity, ratio, network, proportion, association, correlation, bond |
| relationship
| 28 |
noun |
connection; friendship |
accord, rapport, liaison, tie-in, homogeneity, affiliation, pertinency, nearness, affinity, interconnection, analogy, relevance, tie-up, appositeness, conjunction, parallel, interrelationship, likeness, hookup, consanguinity, dependence, dependency, contingency, kinship, pertinence, interrelation, relativity, consociation |
| relative
| 8 |
adj |
comparative, respective |
related, dependent, about, concerning, connected, near, referring, associated |
| relative
| 13 |
adj |
comparative, respective |
analogous, corresponding, proportionate, parallel, reciprocal, contingent, allied, approximate, conditional, reliant, in regard to, relating to, with respect to |
| relative
| 5 |
adj |
pertinent, applicable |
related, dependent, appropriate, referring, relevant |
| relative
| 6 |
adj |
pertinent, applicable |
contingent, apposite, apropos, germane, pertaining, appurtenant |
| relative
| 9 |
noun |
member of a family |
father, sibling, mother, cousin, folk, connection, blood, folks, relation |
| relative
| 19 |
noun |
member of a family |
agnate, cognate, uncle, niece, aunt, grandparents, sister-in-law, stepbrother, mother-in-law, kinsperson, sib, stepparent, brother-in-law, nephew, in-laws, stepsister, father-in-law, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| relax
| 3 |
verb |
be or feel at ease |
soften, calm, rest |
| relax
| 32 |
verb |
be or feel at ease |
unwind, recline, repose, tranquilize, laze, calm down, knock off, loosen up, sit back, lie down, unbend, unlax, breathe easy, collect oneself, compose oneself, cool off, ease off, feel at home, hang loose, let oneself go, make oneself at home, settle back, simmer down, sit around, stop work, take a break, take a breather, take it easy, take ten, take time out, put one's feet up, take one's time |
| relax
| 9 |
verb |
diminish, lessen |
slow, reduce, ease, relieve, modify, lower, weaken, loose, moderate |
| relax
| 14 |
verb |
diminish, lessen |
loosen, mitigate, slack, slacken, remit, abate, modulate, ebb, lax, let up, untighten, ease off, lose speed, slow down |
| relaxation
| 4 |
noun |
entertainment; resting or recovering |
relief, pleasure, rest, fun |
| relaxation
| 13 |
noun |
entertainment; resting or recovering |
recreation, enjoyment, leisure, mitigation, assuagement, alleviation, refreshment, diversion, repose, amusement, loosening, reclining, requiescence |
| release
| 6 |
noun |
delivery; dispensation |
freeing, spring, liberty, charge, relief, freedom |
| release
| 18 |
noun |
delivery; dispensation |
discharge, clemency, acquittal, exemption, deliverance, liberation, commute, emancipation, manumission, turnout, absolution, exoneration, acquittance, lifeboat, walkout, lifesaver, floater, let-off |
| release
| 7 |
noun |
publication |
announcement, issue, notice, publicity, offering, story, news |
| release
| 5 |
noun |
publication |
leak, proclamation, flash, handout, propaganda |
| release
| 9 |
verb |
let go, let out |
clear, drop, deliver, free, issue, spring, loose, excuse, yield |
| release
| 42 |
verb |
let go, let out |
leak, discharge, surrender, vent, loosen, unloose, extricate, commute, unfasten, acquit, untie, exempt, exculpate, dispense, undo, emancipate, exonerate, unbind, absolve, disengage, unleash, manumit, liberate, bail out, give off, let off, turn out, unchain, cast loose, give out, go easy on, let off steam, let up on, open up, set at large, set free, set loose, take out, turn loose, unfetter, unshackle, wipe slate clean |
| relevance
| 4 |
noun |
pertinence |
importance, purpose, bearing, application |
| relevance
| 8 |
noun |
pertinence |
applicability, relevancy, materiality, germaneness, congruity, appositeness, pertinency, concernment |
| relevant
| 16 |
adj |
appropriate; to the purpose |
suited, consistent, related, important, significant, proper, suitable, becoming, concerning, correspondent, fit, fitting, material, pat, referring, relative |
| relevant
| 28 |
adj |
appropriate; to the purpose |
pertinent, germane, applicable, compatible, admissible, accordant, allowable, apposite, apt, cognate, conforming, congruent, congruous, consonant, harmonious, on the nose, weighty, ad rem, applicatory, appurtenant, conformant, correlated, having direct bearing on, having to do with, on the button, pertaining to, pointful, to the point |
| reliable
| 23 |
adj |
trustworthy |
good, solid, positive, safe, steady, honest, stable, strong, decent, careful, certain, constant, determined, devoted, firm, loyal, okay, proved, responsible, sound, sure, tried, true |
| reliable
| 28 |
adj |
trustworthy |
sincere, respectable, predictable, dependable, decisive, candid, conscientious, definite, faithful, honorable, impeccable, reputable, righteous, staunch, steadfast, sterling, tried-and-true, true-blue, trusty, unequivocal, unfailing, unimpeachable, upright, veracious, high-principled, incorrupt, there, true-hearted |
| reliance
| 6 |
noun |
confidence |
faith, belief, credit, trust, hope, stock |
| reliance
| 5 |
noun |
confidence |
dependence, credence, assurance, interdependence, interdependency |
| relief
| 18 |
noun |
remedy, aid; relaxation |
help, assistance, comfort, satisfaction, maintenance, support, happiness, softening, rest, cure, ease, hand, break, lift, cheer, release, fix, comforting |
| relief
| 29 |
noun |
remedy, aid; relaxation |
reprieve, alleviation, respite, balm, sustenance, abatement, deliverance, appeasement, solace, refreshment, mitigation, amelioration, contentment, assuagement, remission, diversion, consolation, letup, easement, breather, succor, quick fix, restfulness, palliative, mollification, extrication, lightening, allayment, load off one's mind |
| relieve
| 15 |
verb |
make less painful; let up on |
relax, ease, comfort, free, cure, calm, diminish, vary, quiet, soften, break, interrupt, qualify, decrease, moderate |
| relieve
| 21 |
verb |
make less painful; let up on |
mitigate, subdue, soothe, alleviate, allay, assuage, appease, console, solace, palliate, lighten, dull, salve, abate, slacken, mollify, divert, temper, brighten, take load off one's chest, take load off one's mind |
| relieve
| 5 |
verb |
help; give assistance |
assist, aid, support, spell, sustain |
| relieve
| 9 |
verb |
help; give assistance |
succor, bring aid, give a break, give a hand, give a rest, stand in for, substitute for, take over from, take the place of |
| relieve
| 8 |
verb |
remove blame, responsibility |
free, pull, dismiss, deliver, excuse, spare, release, privilege |
| relieve
| 11 |
verb |
remove blame, responsibility |
absolve, disembarrass, dispense, disencumber, exempt, discharge, yank, unburden, let off, throw out, force to resign |
| religion
| 9 |
noun |
belief in divinity; system of beliefs |
myth, ritual, theology, prayer, doctrine, church, sacrifice, preference, standards |
| religion
| 20 |
noun |
belief in divinity; system of beliefs |
mythology, creed, superstition, sect, cult, denomination, morality, religiosity, observance, piety, veneration, pietism, communion, orthodoxy, devotion, spirituality, rites, sanctification, higher power, spiritual-mindedness |
| religious
| 8 |
adj |
concerning belief in divinity |
spiritual, holy, moral, sacred, theological, divine, believing, pure |
| religious
| 29 |
adj |
concerning belief in divinity |
clerical, sectarian, devout, pious, pontifical, devotional, supernatural, canonical, ecclesiastical, god-fearing, godly, ministerial, orthodox, reverent, righteous, sacerdotal, sacrosanct, saintly, scriptural, churchly, pietistic, prayerful, doctrinal, born-again, churchgoing, deistic, priestly, saintlike, theistic |
| religious
| 1 |
adj |
conscientious, scrupulous |
exact |
| religious
| 9 |
adj |
conscientious, scrupulous |
faithful, fastidious, meticulous, punctilious, rigid, rigorous, steadfast, unerring, unswerving |
| relinquish
| 13 |
verb |
give up, let go |
quit, yield, abandon, withdraw, shed, sacrifice, drop, resign, leave, cast, release, desert, kick |
| relinquish
| 30 |
verb |
give up, let go |
cede, hand over, drop out, abdicate, renounce, waive, forgo, vacate, surrender, forbear, abnegate, dump, repudiate, forsake, discard, ditch, forswear, back down, cast off, cut loose, opt out, drop like hot potato, kiss good-bye, lay aside, quit cold turkey, retire from, stand down, swear off, take the oath, take the pledge |
| reluctance
| 3 |
noun |
disinclination |
objection, doubt, questioning |
| reluctance
| 4 |
noun |
disinclination |
hesitancy, hesitation, unwillingness, qualm |
| rely
| 13 |
verb |
have confidence in |
count, depend, calculate, await, lean, build, expect, hope, bet, commit, trust, bank, look |
| rely
| 12 |
verb |
have confidence in |
reckon, confide, entrust, swear by, be confident of, be sure of, believe in, bet bottom dollar on, gamble on, have faith in, lay money on, ride on coattails |
| remain
| 18 |
verb |
stay, wait |
stop, live, continue, endure, stand, persist, last, prevail, survive, wait, rest, freeze, visit, delay, cling, hang, nest, pause |
| remain
| 35 |
verb |
stay, wait |
hover, go on, linger, reside, perch, tarry, squat, bunk, abide, lodge, dwell, inhabit, halt, outlast, sojourn, bide, outlive, sit tight, bivouac, roost, be left, hang out, hold over, hold the fort, keep on, make camp, put on hold, remain standing, sit out, sit through, stay behind, stay in, stay over, stay put, stick around |
| remark
| 20 |
noun |
comment, observation |
saying, word, explanation, attention, note, thought, statement, opinion, talk, conclusion, point, mind, interpretation, recognition, notice, regard, mention, consideration, reflection, expression |
| remark
| 23 |
noun |
comment, observation |
assertion, commentary, observance, comeback, elucidation, wisecrack, acknowledgment, gloss, exposition, crack, exegesis, illustration, declaration, witticism, annotation, utterance, explication, heed, cognizance, back talk, obiter dictum, bon mot, two cents' worth |
| remark
| 14 |
verb |
notice and comment |
mention, observe, declare, reflect, see, regard, spot, say, perceive, mark, note, state, catch, speak |
| remark
| 15 |
verb |
notice and comment |
utter, descry, espy, heed, crack, behold, wisecrack, make out, mouth off, commentate, animadvert, pass comment, pick up on, take note, take notice |
| remedy
| 10 |
noun |
cure, solution |
fix, drug, therapy, treatment, medicine, pill, relief, improvement, assistance, support |
| remedy
| 20 |
noun |
cure, solution |
cure-all, quick fix, redress, antidote, panacea, pharmaceutical, corrective, restorative, elixir, medicament, counteraction, physic, counteractive, countermeasure, biologic, counteractant, counteragent, counterstep, medicant, pharmacon |
| remedy
| 16 |
verb |
fix, cure |
restore, relieve, solve, correct, control, repair, right, help, attend, reform, heal, doctor, treat, aid, ease, change |
| remedy
| 30 |
verb |
fix, cure |
mitigate, rectify, amend, assuage, redress, alleviate, ameliorate, scrub, revise, launder, soothe, renew, upgrade, square, debug, palliate, fix up, go over, pick up, straighten out, clean up, fiddle with, make up for, put right, recalibrate, set right, set to rights, shape up, square up, clean up one's act |
| remember
| 9 |
verb |
keep in mind; summon into mind |
get, recall, recognize, remind, learn, treasure, mind, retain, cite |
| remember
| 35 |
verb |
keep in mind; summon into mind |
commemorate, revoke, retrospect, memorize, extract, revive, recollect, educe, reminisce, elicit, memorialize, bethink, enshrine, bear in mind, call to mind, conjure up, go back, nail down, think back, look back, relive, know by heart, brood over, call up, dig into the past, dwell upon, fix in the mind, flash on, have memories, hold dear, keep forever, refresh memory, ring a bell, strike a note, summon up |
| remind
| 15 |
verb |
awaken memories of something |
note, stress, prompt, remember, mention, suggest, warn, emphasize, recall, advise, intimate, hint, imply, retain, cite |
| remind
| 21 |
verb |
awaken memories of something |
prod, admonish, caution, point out, retrospect, revive, recollect, reminisce, bethink, call to mind, bring back to, bring to mind, call attention, call up, give a cue, make one remember, make one think, put in mind, refresh memory, stir up, jog one's memory |
| remorse
| 4 |
noun |
guilty or bad conscience |
regret, grief, shame, guilt |
| remorse
| 17 |
noun |
guilty or bad conscience |
pity, penance, compassion, sorrow, repentance, contrition, anguish, compunction, penitence, rue, contriteness, attrition, penitency, remorsefulness, ruefulness, self-reproach, pangs of conscience |
| remorseful
| 2 |
adj |
guilty, ashamed |
sad, sorry |
| remorseful
| 15 |
adj |
guilty, ashamed |
apologetic, regretful, repentant, contrite, sorrowful, conscience-stricken, mournful, penitent, rueful, compunctious, penitential, attritional, chastened, guilt-ridden, self-reproachful |
| rent
| 3 |
noun |
fee paid for use, service, or privilege |
rental, payment, hire |
| rent
| 2 |
noun |
fee paid for use, service, or privilege |
tariff, lease |
| rent
| 6 |
noun |
opening, split |
rip, crack, division, break, hole, tear |
| rent
| 17 |
noun |
opening, split |
discord, slit, perforation, fissure, schism, gash, slash, breach, flaw, fracture, faction, dissension, rupture, chink, rift, cleavage, tatter |
| rent
| 8 |
verb |
pay or charge fee for use, service, or privilege |
hire, borrow, charter, loan, engage, let, contract, lend |
| rent
| 6 |
verb |
pay or charge fee for use, service, or privilege |
lease, take it, sublet, allow the use of, make available, put on loan |
| repair
| 5 |
noun |
restoration, fixing |
improvement, adjustment, rehabilitation, replacement, patch |
| repair
| 7 |
noun |
restoration, fixing |
overhaul, reconstruction, mend, reformation, substitution, darn, new part |
| repair
| 10 |
verb |
fix, restore |
rebuild, heal, patch, retrieve, recover, correct, improve, right, reform, settle |
| repair
| 31 |
verb |
fix, restore |
overhaul, revive, rectify, refurbish, renovate, revamp, mend, remedy, sew, rejuvenate, square, doctor, refresh, renew, redress, debug, emend, recondition, do up, patch up, touch up, compensate for, darn, retread, fiddle with, give a face-lift, make good, make up for, put back together, put in order, put right |
| repair
| 15 |
verb |
leave; retire |
remove, fare, run, proceed, turn, process, travel, move, resort, journey, withdraw, pass, go, apply, refer |
| repair
| 7 |
verb |
leave; retire |
recur, hie, wend, betake oneself, head for, push on, set off for |
| repeat
| 1 |
noun |
something done over; duplicate |
echo |
| repeat
| 7 |
noun |
something done over; duplicate |
repetition, reiteration, recapitulation, reproduction, replay, rerun, reshowing |
| repeat
| 5 |
verb |
duplicate, do again |
echo, relate, reform, return, quote |
| repeat
| 45 |
verb |
duplicate, do again |
recite, rehash, reiterate, renew, restate, imitate, recapitulate, iterate, chime, redo, recur, rehearse, reciprocate, reconstruct, revolve, din, ditto, revert, reappear, reproduce, recrudesce, rework, drum into, reoccur, replay, reissue, rerun, reprise, refashion, recast, ingeminate, retell, remake, come again, go over again, hold over, make like, occur again, play back, play over, read back, resay, reshow, run over, sing same old song |
| repetition
| 8 |
noun |
duplication; doing again |
repeat, rhythm, echo, relation, return, practice, report, copy |
| repetition
| 29 |
noun |
duplication; doing again |
recurrence, reiteration, litany, restatement, redundancy, renewal, paraphrase, reappearance, rehearsal, replication, recapitulation, chant, iteration, recital, chorus, reproduction, rote, encore, reoccurrence, periodicity, repetitiousness, tautology, perseveration, alliteration, broken record, ingemination, iteracy, iterance, staccato |
| replace
| 12 |
verb |
take the place of; put in place of |
restore, supply, succeed, follow, recover, change, regain, retrieve, shift, patch, ring, alter |
| replace
| 34 |
verb |
take the place of; put in place of |
oust, supplant, reinstate, compensate, sub, supersede, displace, repay, redeem, redress, recoup, substitute, refund, reimburse, mend, reestablish, restitute, back up, fill in, take over from, take over, reconstitute, front for, give back, outplace, pinch hit for, put back, ring in, sit in, stand in, stand in lieu of, step into shoes of, swap places, take out |
| replacement
| 3 |
noun |
substitute |
restoration, reinstatement, stand-in |
| reply
| 8 |
noun |
answer |
reaction, feedback, response, respond, return, counter, echo, lip |
| reply
| 14 |
noun |
answer |
rejoinder, retort, acknowledgment, sass, retaliation, reciprocation, comeback, wisecrack, riposte, back talk, knee-jerk reaction, snappy comeback, antiphon, vibes |
| reply
| 7 |
verb |
answer |
respond, acknowledge, counter, react, return, feedback, echo |
| reply
| 13 |
verb |
answer |
come back, retort, rejoin, top, squelch, reciprocate, retaliate, riposte, be in touch, field the question, get back to, shoot back, write back |
| report
| 28 |
noun |
account, story |
information, picture, description, announcement, detail, summary, note, record, paper, statement, news, release, article, message, opinion, address, communication, relation, wire, brief, version, broadcast, outline, tale, narrative, piece, cable, history |
| report
| 20 |
noun |
account, story |
word, dispatch, tidings, narration, digest, rundown, proclamation, telegram, pronouncement, declaration, chronicle, recital, handout, scoop, précis, résumé, write-up, communique, blow by blow, hot wire |
| report
| 9 |
noun |
gossip, talk |
comment, advice, speech, scandal, news, rumor, intelligence, whispering, conversation |
| report
| 21 |
noun |
gossip, talk |
word, tidings, hash, chat, hearsay, dirt, grapevine, cry, chitchat, tattle, rumble, scuttlebutt, canard, murmur, buzz, chatter, small talk, prating, earful, blow by blow, the latest |
| report
| 6 |
noun |
loud noise |
sound, crash, boom, crack, explosion, blast |
| report
| 4 |
noun |
loud noise |
bang, discharge, detonation, reverberation |
| report
| 4 |
noun |
reputation |
name, regard, character, fame |
| report
| 3 |
noun |
reputation |
rep, esteem, repute |
| report
| 27 |
verb |
communicate information, knowledge |
disclose, reveal, inform, broadcast, describe, list, detail, publish, declare, note, record, mention, announce, document, tell, present, relate, telephone, air, wire, state, spread, advise, cable, cover, proclaim, retail |
| report
| 24 |
verb |
communicate information, knowledge |
account for, notify, recite, trumpet, itemize, rehearse, impart, circulate, relay, enunciate, inscribe, recount, summarize, narrate, promulgate, bring word, give an account of, give the facts, make known, make public, pass on, provide details, set forth, write up |
| report
| 5 |
verb |
present oneself |
arrive, reach, appear, show, come |
| report
| 6 |
verb |
present oneself |
show up, turn up, be at hand, be present, clock in, get to |
| reporter
| 4 |
noun |
person who informs |
correspondent, writer, columnist, journalist |
| reporter
| 16 |
noun |
person who informs |
interviewer, announcer, cub, scribe, anchor, newscaster, editor, anchorperson, newswriter, scrivener, newsperson, stringer, ink slinger, legperson, newshound, press person |
| reprehend
| 1 |
verb |
disapprove |
criticize |
| reprehend
| 9 |
verb |
disapprove |
scold, denounce, chide, berate, admonish, censure, rebuke, reprimand, reprove |
| represent
| 14 |
verb |
present image of; symbolize |
show, perform, serve, produce, mean, be, exhibit, express, body, equal, factor, copy, enact, stage |
| represent
| 32 |
verb |
present image of; symbolize |
exemplify, imitate, betoken, reproduce, typify, equate, impersonate, substitute, personify, epitomize, embody, put on, stand for, steward, serve as, speak for, act as, act as broker, act for, act in place of, appear as, assume the role of, be agent for, be attorney for, be proxy for, buy for, correspond to, do business for, emblematize, hold office, play the part, sell for |
| represent
| 19 |
verb |
depict, show |
portray, suggest, describe, mirror, display, illustrate, picture, outline, render, hint, track, relate, express, interpret, draft, design, exhibit, realize, enact |
| represent
| 11 |
verb |
depict, show |
delineate, sketch, denote, reproduce, limn, narrate, designate, evoke, run down, run through, body forth |
| representative
| 5 |
adj |
characteristic, typical |
classic, model, classical, ideal, symbolic |
| representative
| 14 |
adj |
characteristic, typical |
rep, archetypal, evocative, exemplary, illustrative, quintessential, delineative, emblematic, prototypal, prototypical, symbolical, adumbrative, depictive, presentational |
| representative
| 9 |
noun |
person who acts in the stead of another |
commissioner, deputy, agent, member, lawyer, senator, counselor, legislator, attorney |
| representative
| 10 |
noun |
person who acts in the stead of another |
delegate, spokesperson, rep, messenger, proxy, salesperson, assemblyperson, congressperson, councilor, councilperson |
| representative
| 5 |
noun |
typical example |
case, sample, instance, type, sampling |
| representative
| 8 |
noun |
typical example |
embodiment, personification, archetype, specimen, illustration, exemplar, epitome, case history |
| reproduce
| 14 |
verb |
make more copies of |
portray, reflect, repeat, mirror, print, copy, represent, stereotype, echo, follow, type, match, photograph, carbon |
| reproduce
| 29 |
verb |
make more copies of |
imitate, clone, recreate, emulate, duplicate, replicate, photocopy, transcribe, manifold, dupe, redo, revive, pirate, Xerox, reawaken, recount, parallel, engross, knock off, reprint, mimeo, relive, mimeograph, reenact, reduplicate, Photostat, remake, do again, restamp |
| reproduce
| 4 |
verb |
make something new; give birth |
father, bear, mother, generate |
| reproduce
| 15 |
verb |
make something new; give birth |
spawn, proliferate, breed, propagate, hatch, multiply, impregnate, fecundate, engender, sire, procreate, beget, produce young, progenerate, repopulate |
| reproduction
| 8 |
noun |
something duplicated; duplication |
picture, photograph, print, copy, generation, twin, increase, carbon |
| reproduction
| 36 |
noun |
something duplicated; duplication |
replication, photocopy, recreation, propagation, replica, facsimile, imitation, breeding, dupe, fake, portrayal, revival, renewal, flimsy, proliferation, clone, Xerox, procreation, multiplication, ditto, reduplication, look-alike, carbon copy, mirror image, pic, mimeo, transcription, mimeograph, offprint, reprinting, Photostat, X-ray, reenactment, chip off old block, repro, stat |
| reptile
| 1 |
noun |
person who is very dishonest |
heel |
| reptile
| 16 |
noun |
person who is very dishonest |
cur, toad, coward, rascal, louse, slink, dastard, cheater, snake, informer, skunk, scoundrel, wretch, weasel, con artist, snake in grass |
| republic
| 5 |
noun |
democracy |
commonwealth, self-government, constitutional government, democratic state, representative government |
| republic
| 2 |
noun |
nation |
state, democracy |
| republic
| 1 |
noun |
nation |
commonwealth |
| reputation
| 19 |
noun |
commonly held opinion of person's character |
standing, character, influence, opinion, honor, position, fame, weight, rank, reliability, favor, privilege, regard, authority, report, approval, account, credit, distinction |
| reputation
| 17 |
noun |
commonly held opinion of person's character |
prominence, name, notoriety, stature, prestige, esteem, eminence, rep, mark, repute, renown, estimation, respectability, éclat, acceptability, dependability, trustworthiness |
| request
| 13 |
noun |
question or petition |
desire, offer, suit, demand, application, call, invitation, inquiry, appeal, commercial, begging, asking, prayer |
| request
| 5 |
noun |
question or petition |
supplication, entreaty, recourse, requisition, solicitation |
| request
| 11 |
verb |
ask for |
sue, demand, apply, appeal, seek, desire, hit, pray, beg, touch, promote |
| request
| 14 |
verb |
ask for |
solicit, call for, petition, sponge, beseech, inquire, entreat, requisition, bespeak, supplicate, hustle, hit up for, hold out for, put in for |
| require
| 4 |
verb |
need, want |
lack, desire, wish, miss |
| require
| 6 |
verb |
need, want |
crave, depend upon, feel necessity for, have need, hurting for, stand in need |
| require
| 16 |
verb |
ask, demand; necessitate |
compel, request, involve, instruct, take, demand, cause, order, expect, claim, bid, direct, beg, command, exact, challenge |
| require
| 16 |
verb |
ask, demand; necessitate |
oblige, call for, obligate, beseech, entail, constrain, crave, requisition, solicit, enjoin, postulate, assert oneself, call upon, insist upon, look for, push for |
| requirement
| 17 |
noun |
necessity |
demand, need, obligation, provision, condition, concern, claim, lack, want, terms, preliminary, must, stress, prescription, element, fundamental, essential |
| requirement
| 21 |
noun |
necessity |
precondition, specification, stipulation, prerequisite, qualification, fulfillment, obsession, imperative, compulsion, exaction, preoccupation, proviso, exigency, requisite, extremity, pinch, prepossession, engrossment, urgency, desideratum, vital part |
| requisite
| 5 |
noun |
need |
requirement, condition, essential, necessity, must |
| requisite
| 1 |
noun |
need |
precondition |
| rescue
| 8 |
noun |
saving from danger |
delivery, recovery, relief, saving, recovering, exploit, release, performance |
| rescue
| 15 |
noun |
saving from danger |
salvage, ransom, redemption, feat, reclamation, heroism, liberation, emancipation, deliverance, salvation, disentanglement, heroics, extrication, disembarrassment, reclaiming |
| rescue
| 10 |
verb |
save from danger |
preserve, protect, retrieve, keep, free, release, recover, regain, deliver, retain |
| rescue
| 24 |
verb |
save from danger |
liberate, extricate, salvage, recapture, ransom, disentangle, disembarrass, spring, unloose, emancipate, redeem, unleash, manumit, safeguard, conserve, get out, bail one out, get off the hook, get out of hock, give a break, hold over, pull out of the fire, save life of, set free |
| research
| 5 |
noun |
examination, study |
inquiry, investigation, exploration, analysis, quest |
| research
| 12 |
noun |
examination, study |
probe, inquisition, inquest, groundwork, scrutiny, probing, experimentation, fishing expedition, delving, R and D, fact-finding, legwork |
| research
| 5 |
verb |
examine, study |
investigate, explore, consult, analyze, experiment |
| research
| 8 |
verb |
examine, study |
scrutinize, probe, inquire, look into, look up, do tests, play around with, read up on |
| researcher
| 3 |
noun |
research worker |
scientist, analyst, investigator |
| researcher
| 4 |
noun |
research worker |
experimenter, clinician, analyzer, tester |
| resemble
| 8 |
verb |
look or be like |
feature, mirror, relate, echo, favor, double, follow, match |
| resemble
| 21 |
verb |
look or be like |
parallel, simulate, approximate, duplicate, coincide, take after, appear like, be similar to, be the very picture of, bear resemblance to, bring to mind, come close to, come near, correspond to, have earmarks of, have signs of, pass for, remind one of, seem like, smack of, sound like |
| resent
| 22 |
verb |
be angry about |
dislike, grudge, begrudge, be in a huff, be insulted, be offended by, be put off by, be rubbed wrong way, be vexed, bear a grudge, feel bitter, feel sore, frown at, get nose out of joint, harbor a grudge, have hard feelings, object to, take amiss, take as an insult, take exception, take offense, take umbrage |
| reserve
| 12 |
noun |
supply |
plant, wealth, fund, inventory, capital, stock, resources, assets, provisions, drop, insurance, store |
| reserve
| 11 |
noun |
supply |
reservoir, stockpile, cache, stash, savings, backlog, hoard, nest egg, ace in hole, emergency fund, rainy day fund |
| reserve
| 3 |
noun |
coolness of manner |
reservation, constraint, silence |
| reserve
| 23 |
noun |
coolness of manner |
modesty, demureness, caution, unresponsiveness, diffidence, taciturnity, backwardness, reluctance, repression, formality, restraint, self-restraint, shyness, reticence, inhibition, coyness, suppression, quietness, uncommunicativeness, aloofness, coldness, calmness, secretiveness |
| reserve
| 10 |
verb |
keep, hold back |
preserve, maintain, retain, save, plant, delay, have, hold, store, possess |
| reserve
| 19 |
verb |
keep, hold back |
hoard, defer, withhold, stockpile, squirrel, stash, duck, postpone, conserve, lay up, put away, put off, squirrel away, set aside, keep back, keep out, put by, store up, stow away |
| reserve
| 6 |
verb |
hold for future use |
retain, secure, schedule, engage, contract, book |
| reserve
| 3 |
verb |
hold for future use |
bespeak, prearrange, preengage |
| reservoir
| 13 |
noun |
accumulation, repository |
tank, supply, storage, lake, source, container, pond, pool, reserve, spring, fund, store, stock |
| reservoir
| 8 |
noun |
accumulation, repository |
stockpile, cistern, basin, backlog, receptacle, holder, nest egg, tarn |
| residence
| 14 |
noun |
place for living |
apartment, palace, house, headquarters, mansion, home, hall, settlement, household, address, seat, hole, occupation, rack |
| residence
| 16 |
noun |
place for living |
dwelling, abode, villa, manor, domicile, occupancy, roof, habitation, lodging, condo, inhabitancy, inhabitation, roost, co-op, homeplate, living quarters |
| resident
| 5 |
noun |
person living in a particular place |
inmate, citizen, local, native, liver |
| resident
| 13 |
noun |
person living in a particular place |
dweller, inhabitant, tenant, lodger, habitant, denizen, squatter, householder, occupant, suburbanite, indweller, resider, urbanite |
| residential
| 1 |
adj |
characterized by private, as opposed to commercial, dwellings |
urban |
| residential
| 4 |
adj |
characterized by private, as opposed to commercial, dwellings |
residentiary, uptown, populous, peopled |
| resign
| 7 |
verb |
give up responsibility |
quit, drop, retire, yield, leave, fold, abandon |
| resign
| 33 |
verb |
give up responsibility |
relinquish, waive, abdicate, renounce, terminate, secede, forgo, capitulate, vacate, cede, surrender, forsake, bail out, bow out, drop out, hand over, step down, turn over, demit, cease work, divorce oneself from, end service, give notice, give up the ship, hand in resignation, hang it up, separate oneself from, sign off, stand aside, stand down, throw in the towel, walk out, wash hands of |
| resignation
| 6 |
noun |
relinquishment of responsibility |
retirement, departure, withdrawal, notice, leaving, quitting |
| resignation
| 8 |
noun |
relinquishment of responsibility |
termination, surrender, abdication, renunciation, abandonment, giving up, tendering, vacating |
| resignation
| 3 |
noun |
endurance, passivity |
acceptance, compliance, patience |
| resignation
| 18 |
noun |
endurance, passivity |
humbleness, submission, meekness, modesty, submissiveness, acquiescence, lowliness, humility, deference, fortitude, conformity, forbearing, docility, sufferance, longanimity, nonresistance, patientness, resignedness |
| resist
| 20 |
verb |
withstand, oppose |
prevent, refuse, continue, combat, confront, maintain, endure, weather, battle, suffer, check, contend, persist, dispute, bear, stay, assault, hold, buck, remain |
| resist
| 30 |
verb |
withstand, oppose |
thwart, repel, defy, abide, forgo, curb, turn down, hinder, traverse, countervail, antagonize, counteract, brook, forbear, persevere, refrain, assail, duel, stonewall, fight back, abstain from, die hard, hold off, hold out against, keep from, leave alone, put up a fight, remain firm, stand up to, struggle against |
| resolution
| 12 |
noun |
determination, strong will |
decision, settlement, verdict, energy, spirit, intention, courage, intent, purpose, judgment, resolve, aim |
| resolution
| 31 |
noun |
determination, strong will |
resoluteness, perseverance, heart, earnestness, purposefulness, sincerity, relentlessness, spunk, stubbornness, guts, obstinacy, willpower, tenacity, fortitude, dauntlessness, boldness, pluck, declaration, dedication, moxie, mettle, constancy, firmness, steadfastness, doggedness, staying power, decidedness, staunchness, immovability, fixed purpose, purposiveness |
| resolution
| 20 |
noun |
answer, judgment |
outcome, decision, solution, motion, verdict, recommendation, finding, proposal, settlement, conclusion, resolve, interpretation, analysis, end, nod, determination, call, ticket, presentation, solving |
| resolution
| 14 |
noun |
answer, judgment |
proposition, breakdown, dissection, elucidation, upshot, assertion, recitation, exposition, declaration, pay dirt, quick fix, sorting out, unravelling, working out |
| resort
| 8 |
noun |
vacation place |
camp, spot, hotel, park, retreat, spring, nest, refuge |
| resort
| 19 |
noun |
vacation place |
hideaway, harbor, motel, inn, lodge, hangout, haunt, purlieu, rendezvous, spa, hideout, haven, hot spring, mineral spring, fat farm, holiday spot, stomping ground, tourist center, tourist trap |
| resort
| 11 |
noun |
alternative, recourse |
refuge, resource, reference, shift, possibility, course, chance, relief, device, opportunity, hope |
| resort
| 6 |
noun |
alternative, recourse |
substitute, stopgap, surrogate, expediency, makeshift, expedient |
| resort
| 16 |
verb |
have recourse to; make use of |
repair, use, run, devote, try, visit, direct, utilize, employ, turn, frequent, affect, address, go, apply, exercise |
| resort
| 15 |
verb |
have recourse to; make use of |
recur, haunt, bring into play, take up, avail oneself of, benefit by, fall back on, go to, head for, look to, make use of, put to use, recur to, refer to, turn to |
| resource
| 30 |
noun |
supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial |
ability, talent, wealth, means, support, system, capability, source, capital, property, reserve, creation, course, initiative, measure, way, worth, store, relief, step, device, fortune, refuge, substance, assets, shift, riches, method, mode, stock |
| resource
| 18 |
noun |
supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial |
stratagem, ingenuity, appliance, cleverness, makeshift, substitute, resourcefulness, hoard, contraption, contrivance, recourse, surrogate, artifice, stockpile, expedient, inventiveness, nest egg, quick-wittedness |
| respect
| 9 |
noun |
admiration given by others |
dignity, regard, appreciation, consideration, fear, honor, recognition, account, favor |
| respect
| 16 |
noun |
admiration given by others |
awe, esteem, reverence, tribute, deference, obeisance, adoration, veneration, testimonial, homage, ovation, courtesy, approbation, repute, estimation, worship |
| respect
| 12 |
noun |
way, sense |
regard, relation, reference, bearing, point, character, detail, feature, matter, connection, aspect, particular |
| respect
| 1 |
noun |
way, sense |
facet |
| respect
| 10 |
verb |
admire; obey |
regard, appreciate, value, recognize, honor, notice, attend, note, spare, follow |
| respect
| 23 |
verb |
admire; obey |
uphold, revere, heed, venerate, esteem, reverence, adore, abide by, take into account, adhere to, comply with, be awed by, be kind to, defer to, have good opinion of, have high opinion, look up to, observe of, pay attention, set store by, show consideration, show courtesy, think highly of |
| respectable
| 13 |
adj |
good, honest |
decent, appropriate, modest, proper, ordinary, becoming, correct, done, fair, moderate, nice, respected, suitable |
| respectable
| 26 |
adj |
good, honest |
satisfactory, tolerable, upright, honorable, mediocre, creditable, admirable, august, befitting, comely, conforming, decorous, dignified, estimable, passable, presentable, redoubtable, reputable, reputed, seemly, sublime, venerable, virtuous, worthy, redoubted, well-thought-of |
| respectable
| 5 |
adj |
substantial, ample |
good, decent, reasonable, considerable, fair |
| respectable
| 8 |
adj |
substantial, ample |
sensible, sizable, tolerable, appreciable, presentable, tidy, goodly, fairly good |
| respond
| 8 |
verb |
act in answer to something |
return, acknowledge, counter, react, behave, answer, reply, feedback |
| respond
| 14 |
verb |
act in answer to something |
come back, rejoin, reciprocate, retort, come in, act in response, answer back, be in touch with, come back at, feel for, field the question, get back to, get in touch, talk back |
| response
| 8 |
noun |
answer, reaction |
reply, return, feedback, hit, counter, echo, lip, respond |
| response
| 15 |
noun |
answer, reaction |
rejoinder, acknowledgment, sass, kickback, retort, reverberation, comeback, wisecrack, riposte, back talk, knee-jerk reaction, snappy comeback, antiphon, vibes, double-take |
| responsibility
| 15 |
noun |
accountability, blame |
duty, power, importance, authority, liability, guilt, burden, obligation, trust, constraint, fault, engagement, contract, charge, care |
| responsibility
| 15 |
noun |
accountability, blame |
restraint, culpability, albatross, onus, encumbrance, rap, incumbency, incubus, amenability, pledge, subjection, answerability, boundness, holding the bag, obligatoriness |
| responsibility
| 6 |
noun |
maturity, trustworthiness |
capacity, loyalty, stability, efficiency, ability, reliability |
| responsibility
| 15 |
noun |
maturity, trustworthiness |
honesty, faithfulness, competency, uprightness, soberness, conscientiousness, steadfastness, rationality, firmness, trustiness, dependability, capableness, sensibleness, dependableness, levelheadedness |
| responsible
| 14 |
adj |
accountable, in charge |
guilty, important, subject, bonded, bound, engaged, executive, exposed, held, high, open, tied, compelled, contracted |
| responsible
| 29 |
adj |
accountable, in charge |
pledged, answerable, liable, culpable, at fault, authoritative, censurable, chargeable, incumbent, obligated, obliged, constrained, susceptive, at the helm, bound to, carrying the load, decision-making, devolving on, duty-bound, fettered, hampered, in authority, in control, minding the store, on the hook, sworn to, to blame, under contract, under obligation |
| responsible
| 14 |
adj |
trustworthy, mature |
effective, capable, efficient, reliable, able, loyal, rational, adult, firm, qualified, sound, stable, steady, tried |
| responsible
| 12 |
adj |
trustworthy, mature |
sensible, conscientious, competent, dependable, dutiful, faithful, levelheaded, self-reliant, sober, steadfast, trusty, upright |
| rest
| 15 |
noun |
inactivity |
vacation, sleep, comfort, pause, ease, calm, holiday, stop, peace, stay, break, interval, quiet, relief, silence |
| rest
| 36 |
noun |
inactivity |
recess, downtime, repose, hush, lull, composure, idleness, refreshment, interlude, quiescence, nap, tranquillity, siesta, halt, leisure, cessation, respite, relaxation, standstill, recreation, quietude, letup, intermission, slumber, breather, stillness, calmness, doze, breathing space, coffee break, forty winks, time off, cutoff, motionlessness, somnolence, dreaminess |
| rest
| 3 |
noun |
remainder of something |
remains, balance, heel |
| rest
| 17 |
noun |
remainder of something |
residue, leavings, superfluity, surplus, residual, rump, remnant, dross, excess, dregs, odds and ends, others, overplus, leftovers, bottom of barrel, orts, residum |
| rest
| 10 |
noun |
base, foundation |
basis, seating, bottom, shelf, support, bed, seat, stand, stay, ground |
| rest
| 8 |
noun |
base, foundation |
groundwork, footing, trestle, prop, pedestal, holder, pillar, pediment |
| rest
| 6 |
verb |
be calm; sleep |
breathe, relax, lean, spell, nod, dream |
| rest
| 40 |
verb |
be calm; sleep |
unwind, slack, slacken, slumber, recline, loaf, repose, loll, lounge, doze, nap, snooze, idle, laze, let down, let up, sit down, lie down, stretch out, drowse, unbend, unlax, be at ease, be comfortable, compose oneself, ease off, ease up, lie by, lie still, put feet up, refresh oneself, slack off, take a break, take a nap, take five, take it easy, take life easy, take ten, take time out, wind down |
| rest
| 6 |
verb |
lie, recline |
pause, sit, lean, settle, lay, stand |
| rest
| 10 |
verb |
lie, recline |
prop, lounge, repose, loll, stretch out, roost, be quiet, be supported, lie still, stand still |
| rest
| 11 |
verb |
depend, hinge |
lie, hang, stay, count, rely, bottom, turn, base, found, establish, ground |
| rest
| 9 |
verb |
depend, hinge |
reside, predicate, be based, be contingent, be dependent, be founded, be seated on, be supported, be upheld |
| restaurant
| 1 |
noun |
business establishment serving food and drink |
bar |
| restaurant
| 30 |
noun |
business establishment serving food and drink |
coffee shop, diner, joint, inn, outlet, saloon, cafeteria, grill, hideaway, dive, canteen, café, greasy spoon, luncheonette, dining room, lunchroom, chophouse, eatery, pizzeria, drive-in, doughtnut shop, eating house, eating place, fast-food place, hamburger stand, hashery, hotdog stand, night club, soda fountain, watering hole |
| restless
| 8 |
adj |
not content; moving about |
troubled, nervous, anxious, disturbed, active, hurried, wandering, worried |
| restless
| 36 |
adj |
not content; moving about |
fidgety, sleepless, unsettled, edgy, uneasy, unruly, agitated, itchy, restive, antsy, changeable, fitful, footloose, fretful, ill at ease, inconstant, intermittent, irresolute, jumpy, nomadic, on edge, perturbed, roving, spasmodic, transient, turbulent, unstable, unsteady, unquiet, bundle of nerves, bustling, fidgeting, strung out, tossing and turning, unpeaceful, unrestful |
| restoration
| 6 |
noun |
the act of restoring |
recovery, rehabilitation, cure, healing, return, rebuilding |
| restoration
| 10 |
noun |
the act of restoring |
revival, renewal, reclamation, renovation, rejuvenation, alteration, reformation, remodeling, remaking, reestablishment |
| restoration
| 2 |
noun |
the act of reconstructing |
repair, rehabilitation |
| restoration
| 4 |
noun |
the act of reconstructing |
refurbishment, renovation, reconstruction, reparation |
| restoration
| 6 |
noun |
reestablishment |
recovery, rehabilitation, return, cure, healing, replacement |
| restoration
| 21 |
noun |
reestablishment |
revival, renewal, refurbishment, reconstruction, renovation, reparation, recuperation, redemption, rejuvenation, reimbursement, revivification, remedy, restitution, remodeling, repatriation, reinstatement, instauration, reanimation, redintegration, reinstitution, reinvigoration |
| restrain
| 16 |
verb |
keep under control; hold back |
prevent, restrict, govern, limit, control, chain, direct, check, arrest, stay, hold, bind, keep, jail, contain, guide |
| restrain
| 42 |
verb |
keep under control; hold back |
hinder, inhibit, confine, detain, subdue, suppress, kill, deter, curb, hamper, constrain, curtail, repress, fetter, harness, circumscribe, muzzle, debar, manacle, impound, handicap, proscribe, imprison, bridle, gag, cool, delimit, cork, bottle up, tie up, keep down, pinion, box up, choke back, crack down, hem in, hogtie, keep in line, lock up, pull back, sit on, tie down |
| restraint
| 11 |
noun |
self-control |
control, restriction, constraint, economy, grip, hold, limitation, command, silence, prevention, reserve |
| restraint
| 22 |
noun |
self-control |
self-restraint, moderation, caution, self-possession, coolness, self-denial, coercion, self-government, repression, compulsion, withholding, abstemiousness, confines, inhibition, suppression, unnaturalness, abstinence, forbearance, curtailment, secretiveness, hindrance, self-discipline |
| restraint
| 19 |
noun |
limitation; something that holds |
restriction, constraint, reduction, limit, ban, weight, obstacle, decrease, check, arrest, string, barrier, stop, bar, instruction, rope, command, order, chains |
| restraint
| 26 |
noun |
limitation; something that holds |
embargo, prohibition, curb, cramp, imprisonment, obstruction, interdict, stoppage, repression, impediment, abridgment, detention, confinement, bridle, taboo, captivity, deterrence, bondage, deprivation, fetters, determent, hindrance, rein, straitjacket, manacles, pinions |
| restricted
| 22 |
adj |
limited |
controlled, closed, reduced, surrounded, bound, frustrated, prevented, modified, governed, stopped, small, defined, secured, barred, blocked, narrowed, checked, stayed, moderated, decreased, chained, diminished |
| restricted
| 27 |
adj |
limited |
prescribed, deprived, restrained, confined, cramped, bounded, fastened, inhibited, shortened, tethered, fettered, deterred, tempered, bridled, foiled, manacled, curbed, hampered, hitched, obstructed, suppressed, repressed, encircled, clogged, impeded, held back, reined in |
| restriction
| 13 |
noun |
limit |
control, constraint, rule, regulation, check, condition, limitation, string, brake, catch, reservation, custody, limits |
| restriction
| 25 |
noun |
limit |
restraint, stricture, stipulation, curb, qualification, demarcation, handicap, lock, circumscription, cramp, glitch, inhibition, confinement, hang-up, stint, contraction, ball and chain, fine print, stumbling block, bounds, containment, excess baggage, grain of salt, no-no, small difficulty |
| result
| 23 |
noun |
effect brought about by something |
development, reaction, product, decision, consequence, outcome, issue, event, conclusion, crop, close, settlement, proceeds, end, sequence, arrangement, production, creature, finish, determination, execution, harvest, returns |
| result
| 21 |
noun |
effect brought about by something |
emanation, consummation, payoff, completion, fruition, repercussion, backwash, upshot, sequel, corollary, fruit, aftermath, by-product, eventuality, outgrowth, denouement, offshoot, termination, outcropping, aftereffect, ensual |
| result
| 20 |
verb |
happen, develop |
emerge, derive, end, appear, rise, stem, produce, arise, follow, grow, occur, proceed, finish, attend, conclude, flow, effect, fruit, spring, issue |
| result
| 20 |
verb |
happen, develop |
come from, culminate, emanate, ensue, terminate, originate, eventuate, accrue, germinate, come about, come out, pan out, turn out, wind up, work out, be due to, become of, come forth, come of, eventualize |
| retail store
| 2 |
noun |
general store |
dime store, variety shop |
| retailer
| 3 |
noun |
business owner |
merchant, vendor, banker |
| retailer
| 11 |
noun |
business owner |
trafficker, trader, merchandiser, bursar, businessperson, wholesaler, marketer, chandler, dispenser, changer, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 5 |
noun |
person who sells goods |
vendor, broker, seller, operator, dealer |
| retailer
| 16 |
noun |
person who sells goods |
shopkeeper, trafficker, trader, shipper, tycoon, businessperson, storekeeper, salesperson, exporter, wholesaler, sender, handler, jobber, consigner, marketer, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 5 |
noun |
person who gives object in exchange for money |
merchant, vendor, agent, dealer, representative |
| retailer
| 10 |
noun |
person who gives object in exchange for money |
peddler, trader, shopkeeper, storekeeper, businessperson, salesperson, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 4 |
noun |
merchant |
entrepreneur, vendor, dealer, seller |
| retailer
| 6 |
noun |
merchant |
storekeeper, proprietor, businessperson, salesperson, wholesaler, store owner |
| retailer
| 5 |
noun |
shopkeeper |
merchant, vendor, seller, entrepreneur, dealer |
| retailer
| 6 |
noun |
shopkeeper |
proprietor, businessperson, salesperson, grocer, wholesaler, store owner |
| retailer
| 3 |
noun |
dealer |
merchant, vendor, banker |
| retailer
| 12 |
noun |
dealer |
trafficker, trader, speculator, bursar, businessperson, tradesman, wholesaler, marketer, changer, dispenser, chandler, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 6 |
noun |
seller |
merchant, clerk, agent, vendor, representative, dealer |
| retailer
| 14 |
noun |
seller |
shopkeeper, saleswoman, peddler, salesgirl, businessperson, salesperson, trader, vender, salesman, storekeeper, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 6 |
noun |
seller |
merchant, clerk, agent, vendor, representative, dealer |
| retailer
| 14 |
noun |
seller |
shopkeeper, saleswoman, peddler, salesclerk, businessperson, salesperson, trader, vender, salesman, storekeeper, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 6 |
noun |
seller |
merchant, clerk, agent, dealer, vendor, representative |
| retailer
| 14 |
noun |
seller |
peddler, saleswoman, trader, shopkeeper, salesperson, storekeeper, salesclerk, salesgirl, businessperson, vender, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 6 |
noun |
seller |
clerk, merchant, vendor, agent, representative, dealer |
| retailer
| 14 |
noun |
seller |
shopkeeper, salesperson, salesman, peddler, trader, salesclerk, salesgirl, businessperson, vender, storekeeper, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 3 |
noun |
dealer |
merchant, vendor, banker |
| retailer
| 12 |
noun |
dealer |
merchandiser, bursar, trafficker, trader, speculator, businessperson, chandler, dispenser, wholesaler, changer, marketer, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 3 |
noun |
dealer |
merchant, vendor, banker |
| retailer
| 12 |
noun |
dealer |
trader, speculator, merchandiser, bursar, businessperson, tradesman, wholesaler, chandler, changer, dispenser, marketer, tradesperson |
| retailer
| 6 |
noun |
seller |
merchant, vendor, agent, dealer, representative, clerk |
| retailer
| 14 |
noun |
seller |
peddler, salesgirl, trader, salesclerk, businessperson, salesperson, saleswoman, shopkeeper, salesman, storekeeper, auctioneer, marketer, sales help, tradesperson |
| retain
| 18 |
verb |
hold on to physically or mentally |
preserve, enjoy, absorb, own, recognize, keep, maintain, have, contain, hold, possess, remember, recall, mind, grasp, save, husband, reserve |
| retain
| 15 |
verb |
hold on to physically or mentally |
retrospect, memorize, recollect, withhold, reminisce, detain, restrain, clutch, bear in mind, put away, cling to, hand onto, hold fast, keep in mind, keep possession |
| retain
| 7 |
verb |
hire |
employ, pay, maintain, commission, engage, contract, reserve |
| retire
| 10 |
verb |
leave a place or responsibility |
depart, separate, remove, withdraw, go, retreat, resign, part, exit, yield |
| retire
| 36 |
verb |
leave a place or responsibility |
relinquish, pull out, surrender, revoke, ebb, recede, secede, regress, decamp, repeal, rescind, draw back, fall back, get off, hand over, take off, turn in, rusticate, absent oneself, deny oneself, get away, give ground, give up work, give way, go away, go to bed, go to sleep, hit the sack, leave service, make vacant, pull back, run along, seclude oneself, sever connections, stop working, go to one's room |
| retired
| 2 |
adj |
having withdrawn from active life |
resigned, elderly |
| retired
| 4 |
adj |
having withdrawn from active life |
superannuated, emerita, emeritus, in retirement |
| retired
| 7 |
adj |
having been withdrawn |
separated, isolated, removed, withdrawn, apart, distant, retreated |
| retired
| 3 |
adj |
having been withdrawn |
secluded, detached, sequestered |
| retired
| 3 |
adj |
done working |
retiring, shy, withdrawn |
| retired
| 12 |
adj |
done working |
discharged, secluded, humble, cloistered, superannuated, inactive, otiose, unfrequented, immured, sequestered, cidevant, emeritus |
| retirement
| 2 |
noun |
retreat |
withdrawal, flight |
| retirement
| 5 |
noun |
retreat |
evacuation, pullout, pullback, fallback, ebb |
| retirement
| 6 |
noun |
seclusion |
separation, withdrawal, privacy, shelter, retreat, hiding |
| retirement
| 16 |
noun |
seclusion |
blockade, desolation, solitude, sequestration, aloofness, detachment, remoteness, aloneness, separateness, concealment, quarantine, beleaguerment, reclusion, reclusiveness, privateness, seclusiveness |
| retreat
| 3 |
noun |
departure |
flight, withdrawal, retirement |
| retreat
| 2 |
noun |
departure |
evacuation, ebb |
| retreat
| 11 |
noun |
place one goes for peace |
shelter, resort, refuge, retirement, habitat, privacy, cover, cell, defense, security, port |
| retreat
| 19 |
noun |
place one goes for peace |
sanctuary, hideaway, haven, convent, harbor, covert, hermitage, solitude, haunt, ark, den, cloister, asylum, seclusion, ivory tower, safe house, adytum, hiding place, safe place |
| retreat
| 16 |
verb |
pull back, go away |
reverse, depart, retire, leave, abandon, withdraw, escape, go, hide, shrink, quit, run, resign, avoid, back, fold |
| retreat
| 38 |
verb |
pull back, go away |
fall back, backtrack, recede, evacuate, back down, go back, back off, reel, pull out, relinquish, ebb, elude, disengage, sequester, decamp, evade, retrograde, vacate, recoil, regress, quail, back away, back out, beat it, draw back, hand over, opt out, turn tail, retrocede, cave in, give ground, go along with, keep aloof, keep apart, lay down, move back, seclude oneself, start back |
| return
| 11 |
noun |
coming again |
arrival, entry, recovery, answer, entrance, coming, retreat, reaction, appearance, replacement, restoring |
| return
| 20 |
noun |
coming again |
rebound, restoration, rejoinder, occurrence, restitution, acknowledgment, recurrence, repossession, reappearance, reversion, recoil, recompense, reoccurrence, recompensing, recrudescence, reinstatement, recoiling, homecoming, reestablishment, revisitation |
| return
| 12 |
noun |
earnings, benefit |
revenue, profit, yield, compensation, gain, interest, income, reward, advantage, gate, proceeds, results |
| return
| 13 |
noun |
earnings, benefit |
reparation, reciprocation, lucre, reimbursement, accrual, retaliation, recompense, requital, repayment, avail, take, takings, accruement |
| return
| 3 |
noun |
answer |
response, respond, reply |
| return
| 5 |
noun |
answer |
comeback, rejoinder, retort, riposte, antiphon |
| return
| 6 |
noun |
summary |
report, record, account, list, form, statement |
| return
| 1 |
noun |
summary |
tabulation |
| return
| 6 |
verb |
go back, turn back |
turn, retire, repair, repeat, react, retreat |
| return
| 24 |
verb |
go back, turn back |
come back, reconsider, reexamine, recur, reappear, rebound, revert, revisit, recrudesce, rotate, recoil, revolve, back up, bounce back, double back, reoccur, circle back, come again, go again, hark back to, move back, reel back, reenter, retrace steps |
| return
| 8 |
verb |
give back, send back |
restore, replace, send, give, render, react, convey, transmit |
| return
| 24 |
verb |
give back, send back |
refund, bestow, retaliate, reimburse, reciprocate, remit, rebate, requite, repay, recompense, reestablish, reinstate, restitute, make restitution, take back, reseat, carry back, hand back, pay back, put back, reinsert, roll back, thrust back, toss back |
| return
| 5 |
verb |
earn |
pay, make, score, net, yield |
| return
| 9 |
verb |
earn |
clear, repay, bring in, cash in on, clean up, make a killing, pay dividend, pay off, show profit |
| return
| 11 |
verb |
answer |
respond, deliver, submit, pass, report, announce, declare, render, communicate, state, reply |
| return
| 7 |
verb |
answer |
come back, come in, rejoin, retort, bring in, come to, arrive at |
| reveal
| 17 |
verb |
disclose, tell |
confess, acknowledge, explain, publish, tell, inform, admit, declare, concede, report, announce, expose, communicate, proclaim, broadcast, unfold, talk |
| reveal
| 25 |
verb |
disclose, tell |
affirm, divulge, avow, leak, betray, impart, utter, notify, bring to light, come out with, give away, let on, break the news, bring out into open, get out of system, give out, give the low-down, let cat out of the bag, let fall, let out, let slip, make known, make plain, make public, put cards on table |
| reveal
| 7 |
verb |
show, uncover |
disclose, expose, display, exhibit, flash, bare, open |
| reveal
| 6 |
verb |
show, uncover |
unveil, unearth, unmask, manifest, unclothe, lay bare |
| revenge
| 4 |
noun |
retaliation for wrong, grievance |
attack, return, fight, satisfaction |
| revenge
| 24 |
noun |
retaliation for wrong, grievance |
retribution, vengeance, reprisal, counterblow, malevolence, sortie, vengefulness, spitefulness, requital, repayment, vindictiveness, rancor, animus, eye for an eye, ill will, measure for measure, tit for tat, implacability, counterinsurgency, avenging, ruthlessness, counterplay, avengment, getting even |
| revenge
| 9 |
verb |
retaliate for wrong, grievance |
square, return, get, punish, fix, score, defend, match, justify |
| revenge
| 28 |
verb |
retaliate for wrong, grievance |
get back at, vindicate, avenge, retort, reciprocate, repay, redress, requite, fight back, get even, kick back, be out for blood, even the score, give comeuppance, give just desserts, hit back, make reprisal, pay back, pay back in spades, pay off, return the compliment, settle up, settle with, stick it to, take an eye for an eye, turn the tables on, venge, fix one's wagon |
| reverse
| 7 |
noun |
opposite |
back, bottom, rear, counter, turn, switch, turning |
| reverse
| 28 |
noun |
opposite |
reversal, about-face, antithesis, underside, regression, inverse, flip-flop, retrogression, reversion, converse, contradictory, antipode, contradiction, turnabout, contrary, flip side, contra, overturning, verso, retroversion, volte-face, antipole, change of mind, counterpole, other side, reversement, turn around, wrong side |
| reverse
| 6 |
noun |
bad luck; failure |
blow, disappointment, defeat, check, trial, bath |
| reverse
| 14 |
noun |
bad luck; failure |
reversal, repulse, misfortune, catastrophe, misadventure, conquering, setback, mishap, affliction, vicissitude, turnabout, adversity, hardship, vanquishment |
| reverse
| 7 |
verb |
turn upside down or backwards |
shift, exchange, back, upset, switch, transfer, retreat |
| reverse
| 24 |
verb |
turn upside down or backwards |
overturn, rearrange, interchange, inverse, capsize, revert, invert, backtrack, transpose, backpedal, flip-flop, about-face, back up, double back, go back, turn over, upend, evert, evaginate, go backwards, move backwards, transplace, turn around, turn back |
| reverse
| 6 |
verb |
cancel, change |
modify, lift, alter, convert, recall, upset |
| reverse
| 25 |
verb |
cancel, change |
quash, invalidate, repeal, revoke, dismantle, undo, nullify, annul, overturn, overrule, rescind, backtrack, backpedal, countermand, negate, flip-flop, renege, overthrow, retract, double back, set aside, declare null and void, overset, turn around, turn the tables |
| review
| 11 |
noun |
examination, study |
analysis, survey, report, inspection, check, file, scan, reflection, parade, drill, view |
| review
| 16 |
noun |
examination, study |
audit, scrutiny, revision, checkup, retrospect, recapitulation, rethink, procession, once-over, second thought, reconsideration, reassessment, another look, fresh look, march past, second look |
| review
| 23 |
noun |
critique; summary |
criticism, comment, notice, judgment, essay, column, evaluation, study, analysis, inspection, investigation, article, assessment, discussion, theme, outline, organ, abstract, magazine, discourse, mention, pan, journal |
| review
| 17 |
noun |
critique; summary |
appraisal, commentary, revision, dissertation, recapitulation, thesis, synopsis, exposition, blurb, periodical, canvass, monograph, treatise, write-up, redraft, book review, reviewal |
| review
| 3 |
verb |
go over again |
analyze, remember, recall |
| review
| 28 |
verb |
go over again |
reevaluate, reconsider, reexamine, revise, rehash, debrief, rethink, recollect, revisit, recap, recapitulate, brush up, call to mind, check out, go over, run through, reassess, check thoroughly, hash over, look at again, look back on, polish up, reflect on, run over, run up flagpole, summon up, take another look, think over |
| review
| 10 |
verb |
criticize, scrutinize |
evaluate, study, assess, examine, discuss, rip, judge, weigh, correct, pan |
| review
| 16 |
verb |
criticize, scrutinize |
inspect, revise, knock, rave, slam, zap, trash, bad-mouth, put down, take down, read through, reedit, skin alive, swipe at, write a critique, give one's opinion |
| revise
| 13 |
verb |
correct, edit |
tighten, cut, review, develop, modify, update, compare, alter, improve, perfect, scan, study, change |
| revise
| 27 |
verb |
correct, edit |
overhaul, reexamine, scrutinize, rewrite, amend, revamp, reorganize, upgrade, reconsider, rework, rehash, scrub, launder, emend, debug, polish, redo, go over, run through, recast, blue-pencil, redraft, clean up, look over, recalibrate, redraw, restyle |
| revival
| 2 |
noun |
rebirth, reawakening |
recovery, cheering |
| revival
| 20 |
noun |
rebirth, reawakening |
resurgence, rejuvenation, renewal, renaissance, restoration, revitalization, resurrection, renascence, revivification, quickening, regeneration, awakening, consolation, resuscitation, invigoration, recrudescence, enkindling, freshening, reanimation, risorgimento |
| revive
| 11 |
verb |
start again; bring back to life |
restore, strengthen, encourage, repair, recover, overcome, relieve, please, cheer, rally, comfort |
| revive
| 36 |
verb |
start again; bring back to life |
renovate, rejuvenate, energize, resurrect, invigorate, renew, arouse, revitalize, resuscitate, rekindle, quicken, rouse, console, solace, enliven, reanimate, refresh, brighten, enkindle, exhilarate, recondition, inspirit, gladden, animate, awaken, bounce back, bring around, touch up, breathe new life into, bring to, come around, come to life, make whole, snap out of it, spring up, wake up |
| revolution
| 13 |
noun |
drastic action or change, often in politics |
coup, violence, innovation, strike, shift, transformation, row, plot, crime, destruction, upset, rising, disorder |
| revolution
| 32 |
noun |
drastic action or change, often in politics |
upheaval, turmoil, uprising, insurgency, revolt, rebellion, unrest, mutiny, cabal, reformation, metamorphosis, anarchy, insubordination, subversion, overthrow, outbreak, bloodshed, reversal, turbulence, overturn, tumult, strife, uproar, debacle, foment, shake-up, turnover, golpe, guerrilla activity, radical change, underground activity, coup d'état |
| revolution
| 10 |
noun |
circuit around something |
cycle, wheel, lap, orbit, round, turn, circle, spin, roll, turning |
| revolution
| 11 |
noun |
circuit around something |
whirl, gyre, circumvolution, reel, twirl, swirl, gyration, rotation, revolve, revolving, pirouette |
| revolutionary
| 4 |
adj |
rebellious |
radical, rebel, warring, rioting |
| revolutionary
| 10 |
adj |
rebellious |
subversive, insurgent, defiant, disobedient, disorderly, factious, insubordinate, mutinous, riotous, anarchistic |
| revolutionary
| 10 |
adj |
new, progressive |
radical, modern, contemporary, innovative, novel, latest, left, advanced, developing, advancing |
| revolutionary
| 7 |
adj |
new, progressive |
avant-garde, cutting edge, open-minded, state-of-the-art, up-and-coming, forward-looking, just out |
| reward
| 15 |
noun |
payment, prize |
premium, bonus, compensation, award, honor, profit, benefit, punishment, merit, wages, tip, cue, return, gain, strokes |
| reward
| 24 |
noun |
payment, prize |
accolade, bounty, dividend, guerdon, crown, comeuppance, gravy, grease, garland, salve, retribution, plum, recompense, repayment, requital, fringe benefit, just deserts, remuneration, goodies, carrot, sweetener, meed, perks, feather in cap |
| reward
| 2 |
verb |
pay; give prize |
honor, tip |
| reward
| 8 |
verb |
pay; give prize |
repay, compensate, sugarcoat, remunerate, stroke, recompense, requite, take care of |
| rhetoric
| 3 |
noun |
wordiness; long speech |
discourse, address, composition |
| rhetoric
| 16 |
noun |
wordiness; long speech |
oratory, hyperbole, grandiloquence, bombast, magniloquence, verbosity, pomposity, elocution, eloquence, rant, oration, balderdash, fustian, big talk, hot air, flowery language |
| rhythm
| 9 |
noun |
beat, accent of sound, music |
pattern, flow, pulse, swing, movement, measure, meter, bounce, time |
| rhythm
| 11 |
noun |
beat, accent of sound, music |
tempo, cadence, cadency, uniformity, downbeat, rhyme, lilt, regularity, periodicity, metre, rise and fall |
| rib
| 4 |
verb |
tease |
ridge, joke, needle, stay |
| rib
| 4 |
verb |
tease |
razz, banter, jest, bone |
| ribbon
| 8 |
noun |
narrow strip of material |
bow, tape, strip, prize, binding, band, award, trimming |
| ribbon
| 9 |
noun |
narrow strip of material |
decoration, streamer, stripe, braid, fillet, banderole, cordon, corse, bandeau |
| rice
| 2 |
noun |
edible grain |
wheat, grain |
| rice
| 5 |
noun |
edible grain |
corn, bran, rye, oats, breakfast food |
| rich
| 7 |
adj |
having a lot of money |
easy, fat, wealthy, independent, swimming, comfortable, loaded |
| rich
| 21 |
adj |
having a lot of money |
prosperous, well-heeled, well-off, affluent, well-to-do, plush, flush, bloated, gilded, moneyed, opulent, uptown, filthy rich, in clover, in the money, made of money, propertied, rolling in it, upscale, well provided for, worth a million |
| rich
| 11 |
adj |
abundant, well-supplied |
full, valuable, elegant, expensive, smart, grand, fine, costly, elaborate, precious, productive |
| rich
| 40 |
adj |
abundant, well-supplied |
fertile, splendid, lush, plentiful, gorgeous, swank, swell, fancy, chic, plush, abounding, ample, classy, copious, deluxe, exquisite, extravagant, exuberant, fecund, fruitful, high-class, lavish, luxurious, magnificent, ornate, palatial, posh, priceless, prolific, resplendent, ritzy, snazzy, spiffy, stylish, sumptuous, superb, swanky, plenteous, embellished, well-endowed |
| rich
| 4 |
adj |
flavorful |
heavy, sweet, satisfying, sustaining |
| rich
| 14 |
adj |
flavorful |
spicy, juicy, creamy, tasty, delicious, savory, luscious, succulent, fatty, full-bodied, nourishing, nutritious, oily, highly flavored |
| rich
| 6 |
adj |
full in color or sound |
deep, bright, warm, strong, intense, significant |
| rich
| 12 |
adj |
full in color or sound |
vivid, vibrant, resonant, dulcet, eloquent, expressive, mellifluous, mellow, rotund, sonorous, canorous, silvery |
| rich
| 5 |
adj |
very funny |
entertaining, strange, odd, ridiculous, splitting |
| rich
| 17 |
adj |
very funny |
absurd, queer, amusing, comical, droll, farcical, foolish, hilarious, humorous, incongruous, laughable, ludicrous, preposterous, risible, diverting, slaying, side-splitting |
| rich
| 1 |
noun |
wealthy people or institutions |
landed |
| rich
| 8 |
noun |
wealthy people or institutions |
upper class, bountiful, nouveau riche, well-to-do, upper crust, haves, monied, old money |
| ride
| 9 |
noun |
journey, trip in vehicle |
transportation, expedition, drive, tour, run, lift, turn, spin, airing |
| ride
| 9 |
noun |
journey, trip in vehicle |
outing, jaunt, excursion, whirl, hitch, commute, pick up, joyride, Sunday drive |
| ride
| 19 |
verb |
carry or be carried |
float, sit, travel, move, drift, drive, cruise, go, guide, control, handle, manage, direct, tour, journey, motor, progress, post, roll |
| ride
| 9 |
verb |
carry or be carried |
restrain, hitchhike, curb, go with, be supported, hitch a ride, sit on, thumb a ride, tool around |
| ride
| 2 |
verb |
dominate, oppress |
rate, grip |
| ride
| 24 |
verb |
dominate, oppress |
bait, afflict, haunt, torment, hound, badger, tyrannize, scold, hector, persecute, override, enslave, torture, upbraid, reproach, domineer, annoy, revile, berate, harass, harry, disparage, be arbitrary, be autocratic |
| rider
| 3 |
noun |
equestrian; commuter |
passenger, driver, traveler |
| rider
| 6 |
noun |
equestrian; commuter |
cowboy, straphanger, gaucho, suburbanite, horseback rider, horseman/woman |
| rider
| 2 |
noun |
amendment, clause |
addition, measure |
| rider
| 9 |
noun |
amendment, clause |
clarification, codicil, alteration, adjunct, supplement, attachment, modification, addendum, revision |
| ridge
| 7 |
noun |
raised part of solid |
rim, hill, spine, pole, fold, range, rib |
| ridge
| 18 |
noun |
raised part of solid |
corrugation, elevation, parapet, ruck, backbone, crease, seam, crinkle, plica, wrinkle, furrow, rimple, hogback, chine, moraine, upland, esker, rivel |
| ridicule
| 5 |
noun |
contemptuous laughter at someone or something |
laughter, rally, rib, irony, needling |
| ridicule
| 38 |
noun |
contemptuous laughter at someone or something |
caricature, mockery, sarcasm, jeer, disdain, satire, derision, taunt, scorn, contempt, parody, disparagement, slam, persiflage, leer, farce, swipe, travesty, raillery, jab, gibe, banter, burlesque, chaff, sneer, comeback, badinage, razz, dig, roast, put-on, mordancy, taunting, buffoonery, foolery, parting shot, putdown, sardonicism |
| ridicule
| 7 |
verb |
make contemptuous fun of something or someone |
rally, rib, expose, pan, needle, cartoon, kid |
| ridicule
| 45 |
verb |
make contemptuous fun of something or someone |
taunt, scoff, lampoon, deride, scorn, mock, humiliate, rag, twit, takeoff, quiz, caricature, jape, josh, jolly, haze, travesty, pooh-pooh, gibe, banter, unmask, deflate, sneer, chaff, jeer, mimic, satirize, roast, fleer, ride, parody, laugh at, make fun of, put down, run down, show up, jive, make a fool of, make a game of, make a laughing-stock, poke fun at, rail at, raz, send up, pull one's leg |
| rifle
| 6 |
verb |
ransack |
rip, gut, sack, take, strip, grab |
| rifle
| 14 |
verb |
ransack |
rummage, trash, burglarize, pillage, rob, despoil, plunder, loot, waste, go through, rip off, burgle, smash and grab, tip over |
| right
| 14 |
adj |
fair, just |
good, legal, honest, appropriate, legitimate, proper, suitable, deserved, due, merited, fitting, moral, ethical, true |
| right
| 13 |
adj |
fair, just |
honorable, upright, requisite, conscientious, equitable, justifiable, lawful, righteous, rightful, scrupulous, virtuous, condign, stand-up |
| right
| 15 |
adj |
accurate, precise |
perfect, sure, valid, proper, correct, sound, real, complete, absolute, exact, nice, genuine, just, strict, true |
| right
| 31 |
adj |
accurate, precise |
faithful, amen, utter, admissible, authentic, bona fide, factual, immaculate, indubitable, infallible, on the nose, out-and-out, punctilious, righteous, rigorous, satisfactory, solemn, thoroughgoing, undoubted, unerring, veracious, veritable, right on, veridical, free of error, inerrant, on the money, right as rain, undistorted, unmistaken, watertight |
| right
| 18 |
adj |
appropriate, fitting |
good, decent, acceptable, ideal, common, proper, suitable, sufficient, correct, happy, deserved, fit, becoming, due, merited, nice, adequate, favorable |
| right
| 18 |
adj |
appropriate, fitting |
desirable, all right, convenient, befitting, done, requisite, advantageous, comely, decorous, felicitous, opportune, propitious, rightful, satisfactory, seemly, tolerable, comme il faut, condign |
| right
| 9 |
adj |
sane, healthy |
wise, reasonable, normal, sound, fit, well, rational, balanced, fine |
| right
| 15 |
adj |
sane, healthy |
penetrating, discerning, hale, enlightened, circumspect, discreet, far-sighted, judicious, lucid, unimpaired, compos mentis, all there, in good health, in the pink, up to par |
| right
| 6 |
adj |
conservative politically |
reactionary, die-hard, orthodox, right wing, traditionalistic, old-line |
| right
| 4 |
adj |
opposite of left |
clockwise, dexter, dextral, right-handed |
| right
| 18 |
adv |
accurately, precisely |
clear, square, well, slap, correctly, altogether, sharp, absolutely, completely, entirely, exactly, fully, just, perfectly, quite, thoroughly, totally, truly |
| right
| 8 |
adv |
accurately, precisely |
bang, squarely, utterly, wholly, genuinely, smack-dab, all the way, factually |
| right
| 2 |
adv |
appropriately, suitably |
properly, well |
| right
| 8 |
adv |
appropriately, suitably |
adequately, amply, satisfactorily, acceptably, aptly, becomingly, befittingly, fittingly |
| right
| 2 |
adv |
fairly, justly |
properly, honestly |
| right
| 19 |
adv |
fairly, justly |
evenly, honorably, morally, objectively, reliably, sincerely, squarely, decently, conscientiously, dispassionately, equitably, ethically, impartially, lawfully, legitimately, righteously, virtuously, without bias, without prejudice |
| right
| 6 |
adv |
beneficially |
well, extremely, fortunately, highly, perfectly, very |
| right
| 7 |
adv |
beneficially |
advantageous, exceedingly, favorably, notably, remarkably, for the better, to advantage |
| right
| 8 |
adv |
directly, without delay |
straight, away, now, due, direct, immediately, instantly, quickly |
| right
| 9 |
adv |
directly, without delay |
first off, forthwith, promptly, right away, at once, instanter, straight away, straightly, undeviatingly |
| right
| 20 |
noun |
privilege |
claim, license, business, power, freedom, authority, priority, benefit, interest, advantage, title, due, merit, liberty, favor, preference, deserving, franchise, permission, desert |
| right
| 7 |
noun |
privilege |
immunity, birthright, comeuppance, exemption, prerogative, appanage, perquisite |
| right
| 11 |
noun |
justice, morality |
freedom, integrity, independence, good, truth, straight, liberty, reason, virtue, equity, honor |
| right
| 12 |
noun |
justice, morality |
righteousness, propriety, correctness, uprightness, lawfulness, goodness, emancipation, rightness, properness, rectitude, legality, enfranchisement |
| right
| 9 |
verb |
fix, correct |
repair, square, restore, adjust, reward, straighten, patch, settle, balance |
| right
| 32 |
verb |
fix, correct |
rectify, redress, overhaul, doctor, emend, mend, recondition, scrub, vindicate, launder, reconstruct, amend, recompense, debug, fix up, pick up, go straight, clean up, compensate for, dial back, do justice, fiddle with, make up for, put in place, put right, recalibrate, set straight, set upright, shape up, sort out, straighten out, turn around |
| ring
| 6 |
noun |
circle; circular object |
arena, band, round, eye, circuit, loop |
| ring
| 9 |
noun |
circle; circular object |
ringlet, circlet, girdle, hoop, circus, halo, brim, enclosure, rink |
| ring
| 20 |
noun |
group participating together |
camp, band, gang, organization, circle, pool, crowd, combine, corner, trust, bunch, crew, cell, party, combination, outfit, association, coalition, troop, push |
| ring
| 17 |
noun |
group participating together |
syndicate, racket, cartel, cabal, mob, Mafia, coterie, bloc, junta, faction, knot, clique, troupe, clan, monopoly, junto, in-group |
| ring
| 2 |
noun |
chime, bell-like noise |
toll, call |
| ring
| 10 |
noun |
chime, bell-like noise |
jangle, clank, reverberation, vibration, tinkle, peal, knell, buzz, jingle, clangor |
| ring
| 6 |
verb |
encircle |
circle, surround, rim, round, loop, belt |
| ring
| 12 |
verb |
encircle |
enclose, girdle, gird, compass, circumscribe, encompass, confine, begird, inclose, hem in, move around, seal off |
| ring
| 7 |
verb |
chime; make bell-like noise |
sound, punch, play, pull, beat, toll, strike |
| ring
| 15 |
verb |
chime; make bell-like noise |
resound, clang, resonate, bang, buzz, reverberate, clap, jangle, vibrate, tinkle, peal, knell, jingle, bong, tintinnabulate |
| ring finger
| 2 |
noun |
finger next to little finger |
annulary, third finger |
| riot
| 9 |
noun |
uprising, disorder |
protest, storm, trouble, burst, scene, row, stir, confusion, shower |
| riot
| 33 |
noun |
uprising, disorder |
turmoil, disturbance, brawl, strife, uproar, turbulence, lawlessness, anarchy, ruckus, hassle, racket, free-for-all, flap, misrule, commotion, distemper, to-do, fuss, rumble, snarl, ruction, fray, tumult, run-in, rumpus, mix-up, quarrel, shivaree, anarchism, brannigan, mob violence, street fighting, wingding |
| riot
| 3 |
noun |
very funny happening |
show, sensation, confusion |
| riot
| 23 |
noun |
very funny happening |
uproar, panic, revelry, carousal, wow, splash, lark, frolic, extravaganza, festivity, merrymaking, excess, flourish, smash, romp, tumult, scream, howl, high jinks, jollification, boisterousness, sidesplitter, skylark |
| riot
| 4 |
verb |
protest; cause an uproar |
rise, fight, arise, rebel |
| riot
| 9 |
verb |
protest; cause an uproar |
rampage, debauch, revolt, dissipate, racket, run riot, go on rampage, stir up trouble, take to the streets |
| rise
| 12 |
noun |
increase, improvement |
advance, hike, inflation, growth, progress, climb, boost, raise, addition, swell, promotion, doubling |
| rise
| 24 |
noun |
increase, improvement |
acceleration, ascent, upswing, upsurge, surge, upturn, increment, distention, upgrade, accession, advancement, breakthrough, enlargement, accretion, multiplication, augmentation, aggrandizement, intensifying, waxing, intensification, heightening, step-up, piling up, stacking up |
| rise
| 6 |
noun |
movement upward; upward slope |
rising, climb, mount, soaring, lift, towering |
| rise
| 12 |
noun |
movement upward; upward slope |
upsurge, ascent, surge, acclivity, elevation, incline, hillock, ascension, eminence, upland, highland, rising ground |
| rise
| 11 |
verb |
get up; ascend |
rocket, lift, climb, grow, soar, scale, mount, surface, awake, arise, tower |
| rise
| 33 |
verb |
get up; ascend |
surge, sprout, up, arouse, aspire, surmount, rouse, levitate, blast off, come up, rise and shine, turn out, upspring, move up, push up, be erect, be located, be situated, bob up, get out of bed, get steeper, go uphill, have foundation, pile out, reach up, rise up, roll out, sit up, slope upwards, stand up, straighten up, sweep upward, get to one's feet |
| rise
| 15 |
verb |
increase, grow |
raise, advance, double, swell, lift, accelerate, build, climb, improve, expand, soar, arise, mount, enhance, spread |
| rise
| 29 |
verb |
increase, grow |
ascend, pick up, multiply, distend, aggravate, augment, magnify, bulge, intensify, billow, upsurge, enlarge, redouble, wax, deepen, inflate, rouse, heighten, levitate, add to, perk up, take off, move up, go up, go through the roof, intensate, pile up, speed up, stack up |
| rise
| 4 |
verb |
progress in business |
advance, progress, succeed, thrive |
| rise
| 10 |
verb |
progress in business |
prosper, flourish, get on, be elevated, be promoted, better oneself, climb the ladder, get somewhere, go places, work one's way up |
| rise
| 19 |
verb |
become apparent |
emerge, begin, develop, go, happen, come, occur, head, appear, spring, flow, surface, stem, chance, derive, arise, dawn, issue, proceed |
| rise
| 11 |
verb |
become apparent |
betide, loom, originate, befall, eventuate, emanate, transpire, fall out, turn up, crop up, flare up |
| rise
| 3 |
verb |
rebel |
resist, mount, riot |
| rise
| 4 |
verb |
rebel |
revolt, mutiny, insurrect, take up arms |
| risk
| 15 |
noun |
chance taken |
prospect, danger, uncertainty, possibility, liability, hazard, opportunity, exposure, plunge, fortune, header, accident, venture, speculation, luck |
| risk
| 12 |
noun |
chance taken |
peril, fortuity, flyer, jeopardy, stab, openness, contingency, wager, gamble, shot in the dark, exposedness, liableness |
| risk
| 15 |
verb |
take a chance |
compromise, speculate, brave, confront, encounter, hazard, face, chance, plunge, adventure, venture, tackle, meet, dare, beard |
| risk
| 26 |
verb |
take a chance |
endanger, imperil, jeopardize, defy, peril, wager, jeopardy, menace, gamble, take on, be caught short, defy danger, expose to danger, hang by a thread, leap before looking, leave to luck, play with fire, put in jeopardy, run the chance, run the risk, skate on thin ice, take a flyer, take a header, take a plunge, take the liberty, go out of one's depth |
| ritual
| 12 |
noun |
ceremony, tradition |
stereotype, habit, practice, custom, act, routine, procedure, protocol, form, service, convention, prescription |
| ritual
| 11 |
noun |
ceremony, tradition |
observance, formality, liturgy, rite, solemnity, ordinance, Sacrament, communion, usage, ceremonial, red tape |
| river
| 4 |
noun |
waterway |
stream, run, course, branch |
| river
| 9 |
noun |
waterway |
tributary, estuary, creek, brook, rivulet, watercourse, rill, beck, runnel |
| road
| 14 |
noun |
path upon which travel occurs |
lane, course, track, route, drive, trail, street, way, line, highway, direction, alley, passage, concrete |
| road
| 25 |
noun |
path upon which travel occurs |
roadway, boulevard, thoroughfare, parking lot, pavement, subway, artery, expressway, avenue, pike, thruway, viaduct, drag, terrace, turnpike, crossroad, pathway, asphalt, cobblestone, byway, throughway, parkway, main drag, back street, dragway |
| roar
| 9 |
noun |
growl, howl |
explosion, cry, shout, boom, drum, blast, crash, bay, yell |
| roar
| 14 |
noun |
growl, howl |
uproar, thunder, rumble, barrage, clamor, outcry, din, bellow, clash, bawl, holler, reverberation, bluster, detonation |
| roar
| 1 |
noun |
laugh loudly |
scream |
| roar
| 4 |
noun |
laugh loudly |
guffaw, hoot, howl, belly laugh |
| roar
| 11 |
verb |
growl, howl |
crash, explode, shout, boom, yell, blast, sound, drum, cry, bay, roll |
| roar
| 20 |
verb |
growl, howl |
thunder, rebound, rumble, holler, resound, bark, din, bellow, bluster, bray, rout, bawl, detonate, vociferate, reecho, brawl, reverberate, clamor, trumpet, repercuss |
| rob
| 10 |
verb |
steal, deprive |
cheat, lose, strip, rifle, sack, appropriate, take, relieve, promote, cop |
| rob
| 43 |
verb |
steal, deprive |
bereave, raid, plunder, mug, defraud, divest, loot, hijack, ransack, swipe, embezzle, abscond, thieve, purloin, disinherit, roll, hustle, pilfer, burglarize, oust, pillage, despoil, filch, lift, snitch, swindle, pinch, heist, scrounge, withhold, requisition, dispossess, strong-arm, liberate, peculate, con, do out of, hold up, rip off, break into, defalcate, burgle, stick up |
| robbery
| 2 |
noun |
stealing |
job, hit |
| robbery
| 17 |
noun |
stealing |
felony, heist, holdup, embezzlement, larceny, theft, burglary, wrongdoing, break-in, caper, stickup, thievery, mortal sin, looting, mugging, purse-snatching, unlawful act |
| robot
| 4 |
noun |
android, machine |
cyborg, automation, bionic person, mechanical person |
| rock
| 4 |
noun |
stone |
metal, earth, shelf, mass |
| rock
| 17 |
noun |
stone |
rubble, lava, gravel, slab, quarry, crust, promontory, bedrock, reef, lodge, slag, ore, boulder, mineral, cobblestone, crag, pebble |
| rock
| 4 |
noun |
foundation |
strength, defense, support, protection |
| rock
| 5 |
noun |
foundation |
mainstay, bulwark, cornerstone, anchor, Rock of Gibraltar |
| rock
| 7 |
verb |
move back and forth |
shake, shock, swing, toss, move, pitch, roll |
| rock
| 26 |
verb |
move back and forth |
convulse, jolt, sway, billow, quiver, agitate, jiggle, quake, heave, jounce, wobble, undulate, lurch, vibrate, falter, totter, tremble, jog, quaver, reel, oscillate, stagger, careen, concuss, push and pull, roll about |
| rocket
| 2 |
noun |
projectile |
weapon, missile |
| rocket
| 8 |
noun |
projectile |
intercontinental ballistic missile, spacecraft, booster, ICBM, guided missile, firework, torpedo, spaceship |
| rocket
| 7 |
verb |
shoot up |
sail, rise, lift, climb, grow, soar, tower |
| rocket
| 6 |
verb |
shoot up |
take off, escalate, ascend, zoom, skyrocket, go through the ceiling |
| rodent
| 2 |
noun |
experimental subject |
subject, victim |
| rodent
| 11 |
noun |
experimental subject |
Cavia porcellus, cavy, examinee, experimental animal, experimental subject, lab animal, lab rat, laboratory animal, test animal, test subject, testee |
| rodent
| 1 |
noun |
animal |
buck |
| rodent
| 11 |
noun |
animal |
hare, bunny, cony, capon, doe, cuniculus, cottontail, chinchilla, lapin, coney, lagomorph |
| rodent
| 5 |
noun |
pest |
insect, fly, rat, snake, mice |
| rodent
| 9 |
noun |
pest |
weasel, ant, mosquito, flea, termite, lice, foxes, bedbug, centipede |
| role
| 23 |
noun |
impersonation of a character |
appearance, act, character, part, aspect, performance, show, player, hero, clothing, lead, title, extra, acting, presentation, star, bit, execution, super, look, representation, piece, seeming |
| role
| 7 |
noun |
impersonation of a character |
portrayal, stint, ingenue, semblance, personification, guise, walk-on |
| role
| 14 |
noun |
duty, function |
task, business, job, part, act, position, post, province, piece, capacity, office, pose, bit, execution |
| role
| 5 |
noun |
duty, function |
game, guise, stint, posture, what one is into |
| roll
| 5 |
noun |
revolving, turning |
revolution, run, turn, spin, cycle |
| roll
| 7 |
noun |
revolving, turning |
whirl, undulation, reel, twirl, gyration, rotation, trundling |
| roll
| 5 |
noun |
cylindrical object |
wheel, shell, ball, fold, barrel |
| roll
| 15 |
noun |
cylindrical object |
cylinder, convolution, bobbin, spiral, spool, cone, whorl, coil, reel, scroll, cornucopia, cartouche, trundle, volute, rundle |
| roll
| 5 |
noun |
list, roster |
index, schedule, register, catalog, table |
| roll
| 9 |
noun |
list, roster |
census, chronicle, muster, annals, directory, scroll, head count, roll call, nose count |
| roll
| 4 |
noun |
growl, reverberation |
booming, boom, echoing, drumming |
| roll
| 13 |
noun |
growl, reverberation |
roar, thunder, grumble, quaver, rumble, drone, racket, resonance, barrage, clangor, drumbeat, rumbling, rat-a-tat |
| roll
| 16 |
verb |
revolve, turn; proceed smoothly |
follow, bowl, twist, fold, pass, wrap, circle, wheel, run, rock, flow, spin, curve, drive, succeed, wind |
| roll
| 31 |
verb |
revolve, turn; proceed smoothly |
propel, pivot, furl, whirl, swathe, reel, alternate, undulate, spiral, eddy, swirl, entwine, swivel, swaddle, envelop, rotate, coil, elapse, gyre, enfold, drape, impel, gyrate, twirl, trundle, pirouette, be in sequence, circumduct, go around, go past, swing around |
| roll
| 4 |
verb |
spread out |
even, level, smooth, press |
| roll
| 3 |
verb |
spread out |
pulverize, grind, flatten |
| roll
| 5 |
verb |
thunder, reverberate |
sound, drum, echo, pattern, boom |
| roll
| 15 |
verb |
thunder, reverberate |
growl, rustle, rumble, roar, hum, grumble, quaver, rattle, cannonade, resound, ruffle, bombinate, re-echo, trill, whirr |
| roll
| 9 |
verb |
rock, sway |
toss, pitch, lean, run, drift, wave, flow, range, swing |
| roll
| 21 |
verb |
rock, sway |
undulate, stray, tumble, heave, glide, yaw, welter, lurch, swagger, waddle, roam, wallow, jibe, stagger, billow, reel, incline, ramble, surge, lumber, rove |
| romantic
| 11 |
adj |
sentimental, idealistic |
exotic, fascinating, colorful, exciting, fantastic, charming, tender, mysterious, wild, daring, loving |
| romantic
| 33 |
adj |
sentimental, idealistic |
whimsical, glamorous, amorous, dreamy, erotic, fanciful, maudlin, corny, nostalgic, passionate, adventurous, utopian, visionary, chimerical, chivalrous, enchanting, extravagant, fond, idyllic, impractical, mushy, picturesque, poetic, quixotic, sloppy, starry-eyed, unrealistic, bathetic, soppy, tear-jerking, fairy-tale, lovey-dovey, syrupy |
| roof
| 5 |
noun |
building covering |
house, ceiling, covering, shelter, summit |
| roof
| 11 |
noun |
building covering |
parapet, slate, crown, dome, cupola, rafter, canopy, truss, gable, palate, gambrel |
| room
| 18 |
noun |
space, range |
place, area, sweep, capacity, scope, territory, play, opening, reach, volume, chance, extent, opportunity, license, rope, range, occasion, margin |
| room
| 10 |
noun |
space, range |
vastness, leeway, latitude, sway, expanse, compass, rein, clearance, allowance, elbowroom |
| room
| 6 |
noun |
enclosed section of building designed for specific purpose |
apartment, office, chamber, suite, cabin, flat |
| room
| 13 |
noun |
enclosed section of building designed for specific purpose |
cave, den, lodging, cubicle, accommodation, niche, alcove, setup, flop, joint, cubbyhole, turf, vault |
| root
| 24 |
noun |
base, core |
origin, heart, stuff, foundation, essence, soul, stem, source, seed, seat, motive, ground, basis, cause, infrastructure, reason, substance, center, bottom, well, fundamental, quick, occasion, beginnings |
| root
| 26 |
noun |
base, core |
footing, groundwork, nub, provenance, germ, fountain, bedrock, essentiality, fountainhead, crux, nucleus, inception, marrow, quintessence, derivation, underpinning, substratum, pith, provenience, tuber, rock bottom, radix, mainspring, rhizome, radicle, starting point |
| root
| 4 |
verb |
dig and search |
poke, hunt, place, nose |
| root
| 11 |
verb |
dig and search |
embed, ingrain, rummage, forage, grub, burrow, lodge, delve, pry, ferret, grub up |
| rope
| 4 |
noun |
cord, line |
string, thread, tape, cable |
| rope
| 9 |
noun |
cord, line |
twine, strand, lariat, lace, lanyard, lasso, cordage, hawser, braiding |
| rose
| 2 |
noun |
red-pink |
red, pink |
| rose
| 4 |
noun |
red-pink |
blush, rouge, flush, rosette |
| rotation
| 3 |
noun |
turn |
orbit, circle, revolution |
| rotation
| 3 |
noun |
turn |
gyration, circumvolution, circumrotation |
| rotation
| 5 |
noun |
turn in circle |
cycle, revolution, turn, spin, turning |
| rotation
| 4 |
noun |
turn in circle |
torque, vortex, eddy, succession |
| rotgut
| 3 |
noun |
intoxicating, flammable liquid |
drink, spirits, sauce |
| rotgut
| 17 |
noun |
intoxicating, flammable liquid |
smoke, liquor, booze, intoxicant, cocktail, moonshine, tipple, methanol, ethanol, firewater, toddy, alky, hootch, palliative, canned heat, hard stuff, red-eye |
| rotgut
| 7 |
noun |
illegally distilled alcohol |
bootleg, bathtub gin, mountain dew, white lightning, firewater, hooch, home brew |
| rotgut
| 3 |
noun |
booze |
drink, alcohol, spirits |
| rotgut
| 16 |
noun |
booze |
liquor, scotch, moonshine, distill, mountain dew, white lightning, distillery, bourbon, distiller, corn, rye, poteen, moonshiner, hooch, spiritus frumenti, usquebaugh |
| rotgut
| 10 |
noun |
bootleg liquor |
bathtub gin, bootleg, moonshine, mountain dew, home brew, hooch, sheepdip, stump liquor, tiger milk, white mule |
| rotten
| 8 |
adj |
decayed, decaying |
bad, gross, loud, offensive, rank, strong, touched, smelling |
| rotten
| 38 |
adj |
decayed, decaying |
putrid, rotting, disgusting, rancid, noxious, sour, spoiled, corrupt, moldy, stale, crumbling, fetid, foul, loathsome, mephitic, noisome, stinking, tainted, unsound, overripe, bad-smelling, corroded, crumbled, decomposed, decomposing, disintegrated, disintegrating, fecal, feculent, festering, infected, moldering, perished, polluted, purulent, pustular, putrescent, putrified |
| rotten
| 3 |
adj |
dishonest, immoral |
bent, soiled, dirtied |
| rotten
| 29 |
adj |
dishonest, immoral |
corrupt, crooked, debauched, deceitful, defiled, degenerate, depraved, dishonorable, disloyal, faithless, filthy, flagitious, impure, mercenary, nefarious, perfidious, perverse, tainted, treacherous, unclean, untrustworthy, venal, vicious, villainous, bribable, contaminated, polluted, sullied, vitiated |
| rotten
| 11 |
adj |
despicable, inferior, bad |
nasty, dirty, base, injured, mean, poor, rough, sorry, unhappy, wasted, wrong |
| rotten
| 33 |
adj |
despicable, inferior, bad |
unpleasant, unlucky, lousy, diseased, sour, crummy, amiss, below par, bum, contemptible, defective, deplorable, disagreeable, disappointing, dissatisfactory, filthy, impaired, inadequate, punk, regrettable, scurrilous, shaky, substandard, unacceptable, unfortunate, unsatisfactory, unsound, vile, wicked, withering, displeasing, low-grade, bruised |
| rough
| 5 |
adj |
uneven, irregular |
harsh, sharp, bearded, broken, wrinkled |
| rough
| 38 |
adj |
uneven, irregular |
rugged, rocky, coarse, bumpy, fuzzy, choppy, ridged, jagged, tangled, nappy, disheveled, tousled, bristly, bushy, craggy, hairy, knobby, knotty, scabrous, shaggy, stony, tufted, unequal, unfinished, woolly, cragged, ruffled, chapped, asperous, brambly, cross-grained, nodular, not smooth, scraggy, unlevel, unshaven, unshorn, wrinkly |
| rough
| 5 |
adj |
stormy; not quiet |
dry, harsh, raging, jarring, wild |
| rough
| 25 |
adj |
stormy; not quiet |
rugged, turbulent, coarse, choppy, rasping, grating, husky, agitated, blustery, boisterous, cacophonous, discordant, furious, gruff, hoarse, inclement, inharmonious, raucous, tempestuous, tumultous/tumultuous, unmusical, buffeting, blustering, squally, stridulent |
| rough
| 14 |
adj |
rude, impolite |
tough, harsh, hard, cruel, raw, violent, nasty, short, brief, sharp, mean, extreme, loud, severe |
| rough
| 38 |
adj |
rude, impolite |
unpleasant, coarse, unpolished, gross, rowdy, bluff, crude, blunt, boisterous, boorish, brusque, churlish, crass, crusty, curt, discourteous, drastic, hairy, ill-mannered, improper, inconsiderate, indecorous, indelicate, inelegant, loutish, unceremonious, uncivil, uncouth, uncultivated, uncultured, unfeeling, ungracious, unjust, unmannerly, unrefined, vulgar, bearish, untutored |
| rough
| 2 |
adj |
basic, incomplete |
raw, hard |
| rough
| 22 |
adj |
basic, incomplete |
sketchy, unpolished, crude, imperfect, spartan, undressed, uncut, austere, cursory, formless, rough-and-ready, rudimentary, shapeless, unfinished, unformed, unrefined, unprocessed, roughhewn, uncompleted, unfashioned, unhewn, unwrought |
| rough
| 4 |
adj |
approximate |
uncertain, estimated, general, vague |
| rough
| 9 |
adj |
approximate |
foggy, sketchy, hazy, amorphous, inexact, proximate, rude, imprecise, unprecise |
| round
| 6 |
adj |
ball-shaped; semicircular area |
rounded, curved, bowed, looped, bent, ringed |
| round
| 25 |
adj |
ball-shaped; semicircular area |
spherical, cylindrical, elliptical, oval, arched, spiral, circular, arced, egg-shaped, rotund, annular, arciform, curvilinear, globular, bulbous, curled, orbed, coiled, spheroid, discoid, disk-shaped, domical, globose, orbicular, orbiculate |
| round
| 8 |
adj |
complete |
finished, rounded, entire, full, solid, accomplished, done, whole |
| round
| 2 |
adj |
complete |
unbroken, undivided |
| round
| 3 |
adj |
full-bodied, ample in size |
large, rounded, generous |
| round
| 9 |
adj |
full-bodied, ample in size |
fleshy, plump, roly-poly, chubby, expansive, pudgy, rotund, tubby, plumpish |
| round
| 2 |
adj |
resonant, rich in sound |
full, ringing |
| round
| 8 |
adj |
resonant, rich in sound |
consonant, resounding, mellifluous, orotund, rotund, sonorous, vibrant, plangent |
| round
| 3 |
adj |
honest, direct |
free, vocal, plain |
| round
| 6 |
adj |
honest, direct |
frank, blunt, candid, outspoken, straightforward, unmodified |
| round
| 8 |
adv |
approximate |
near, around, about, almost, most, nearly, practically, roughly |
| round
| 5 |
adv |
approximate |
just about, all but, as good as, close to, in the neighborhood of |
| round
| 12 |
noun |
globe, ball; semicircular area |
sphere, bend, ring, disk, eye, circle, wheel, band, curve, orbit, bow, loop |
| round
| 11 |
noun |
globe, ball; semicircular area |
hoop, arc, orb, circlet, curvature, arch, gyre, ringlet, equator, disc, curvation |
| round
| 17 |
noun |
cycle, stage |
schedule, series, period, course, tour, session, performance, lap, wheel, division, revolution, level, beat, sequence, turn, circuit, routine |
| round
| 10 |
noun |
cycle, stage |
bout, ambit, circulation, whirl, circumvolution, compass, gyration, rotation, succession, round trip |
| round
| 5 |
noun |
unit of ammunition |
shot, load, shell, bullet, charge |
| round
| 2 |
noun |
unit of ammunition |
cartridge, discharge |
| round
| 7 |
verb |
turn; encircle |
spin, wheel, ring, surround, circle, skirt, roll |
| round
| 16 |
verb |
turn; encircle |
whirl, encompass, rotate, girdle, hem, revolve, gird, flank, gyrate, bypass, compass, circumnavigate, pivot, circulate, begird, go around |
| round
| 8 |
verb |
make curved; remove angles |
bend, loop, perfect, form, curve, smooth, shape, bow |
| round
| 12 |
verb |
make curved; remove angles |
convolute, whorl, slick, arch, sleek, crook, refine, coil, polish, curl, mold, recurve |
| route
| 18 |
noun |
path over which someone or something travels |
program, direction, way, course, track, passage, trail, journey, line, road, run, plot, beat, round, circuit, range, wandering, rounds |
| route
| 13 |
noun |
path over which someone or something travels |
itinerary, avenue, pike, digression, meandering, rambling, divergence, detour, pavement, tack, beeline, byway, short cut |
| route
| 13 |
verb |
send along a path |
transmit, lead, show, conduct, direct, see, convey, address, forward, ship, guide, steer, pilot |
| route
| 5 |
verb |
send along a path |
shepherd, escort, dispatch, consign, remit |
| routine
| 13 |
adj |
habitual |
conventional, normal, regular, ordinary, everyday, usual, familiar, standard, plain, general, accepted, chronic, typical |
| routine
| 9 |
adj |
habitual |
unremarkable, periodic, accustomed, customary, methodical, quotidian, wonted, seasonal, workaday |
| routine
| 21 |
noun |
habitual activity |
technique, habit, pattern, practice, system, custom, pace, program, drill, act, piece, method, procedure, cycle, round, order, way, formula, bit, line, channels |
| routine
| 13 |
noun |
habitual activity |
groove, wont, spiel, tack, treadmill, usage, grind, rote, rut, daily grind, rat race, schtick, beaten path |
| row
| 10 |
noun |
sequence, series |
line, string, chain, column, rank, range, train, file, order, bank |
| row
| 6 |
noun |
sequence, series |
tier, succession, echelon, queue, progression, consecution |
| row
| 7 |
noun |
fight, ruckus |
trouble, controversy, dispute, words, lecture, noise, riot |
| row
| 30 |
noun |
fight, ruckus |
quarrel, squabble, tiff, wrangle, affray, racket, disturbance, castigation, scrap, commotion, altercation, reproof, tongue-lashing, fuss, brawl, fracas, fray, tumult, run-in, uproar, rumpus, reprimand, melee, falling-out, set-to, bickering, knock-down-drag-out, shouting match, talking-to, telling-off |
| row
| 4 |
verb |
move boat with paddle |
sail, pull, drag, oar |
| row
| 6 |
verb |
move boat with paddle |
swim, paddle, scud, punt, scull, sky an oar |
| row
| 3 |
verb |
argue, fight |
jaw, dispute, spat |
| row
| 13 |
verb |
argue, fight |
ream, squabble, berate, bicker, tiff, scrap, brawl, wrangle, scold, quarrel, bawl out, call on the carpet, tongue-lash |
| royalty
| 4 |
noun |
sovereignty |
power, rank, authority, distinction |
| royalty
| 9 |
noun |
sovereignty |
primacy, supremacy, greatness, eminence, aristocracy, nobility, kingship, queenship, the crown |
| royalty
| 5 |
noun |
nobility |
percentage, realm, power, rank, sovereignty |
| royalty
| 6 |
noun |
nobility |
majesty, sovereign, regency, kingship, queenship, regality |
| rub
| 7 |
noun |
stroke, massage |
pat, wear, wipe, shine, brushing, stroking, smoothing |
| rub
| 13 |
noun |
stroke, massage |
rasping, swab, smear, swipe, attrition, friction, abrasion, caress, grinding, polish, scouring, kneading, scraping |
| rub
| 5 |
noun |
difficulty, problem |
bar, obstacle, dilemma, catch, trouble |
| rub
| 11 |
noun |
difficulty, problem |
drawback, predicament, traverse, snag, crimp, impediment, hindrance, hurdle, hitch, hamper, stumbling block |
| rub
| 15 |
verb |
stroke, massage |
coat, cover, paint, spread, brush, clean, pat, smooth, wipe, apply, wear, file, glance, shine, put |
| rub
| 33 |
verb |
stroke, massage |
scrub, knead, glaze, scrape, grind, graze, caress, smear, excoriate, furbish, daub, grate, burnish, erase, polish, bark, swab, gloss, abrade, rasp, buff, erode, anoint, plaster, mop, scour, fray, fret, chafe, curry, triturate, wear down, slather |
| rubbish
| 4 |
noun |
garbage |
trash, debris, waste, refuse |
| rubbish
| 10 |
noun |
garbage |
junk, lumber, rubble, rummage, scrap, litter, dross, offal, dregs, sweepings |
| rubbish
| 11 |
noun |
nonsense |
gibberish, hogwash, bilge, hooey, drivel, poppycock, balderdash, rot, tommyrot, bunkum, stuff and nonsense |
| rugby
| 7 |
noun |
a sport |
soccer, American football, Association football, Canadian football, grid game, gridiron pastime, the pigskin sport |
| ruin
| 12 |
noun |
situation of devastation |
bankruptcy, collapse, destruction, bath, damage, waste, crash, confusion, failure, fall, loss, defeat |
| ruin
| 30 |
noun |
situation of devastation |
wreckage, insolvency, wreck, extinction, demolition, ruination, undoing, dilapidation, downfall, dissolution, downgrade, destitution, disintegration, nemesis, decay, havoc, subversion, overthrow, degeneration, breakdown, crumbling, bane, atrophy, disrepair, waterloo, deterioration, degeneracy, skids, crackup, the end |
| ruin
| 11 |
verb |
devastate, destroy |
overwhelm, injure, exhaust, crush, reduce, sack, total, rape, break, drain, defeat |
| ruin
| 43 |
verb |
devastate, destroy |
wipe out, mar, impoverish, wreck, shatter, demolish, decimate, wrack, deplete, spoil, raze, bankrupt, deface, defile, beggar, mutilate, bust, desecrate, overthrow, maim, deplore, disfigure, pillage, despoil, devour, pauperize, overturn, smash, fleece, ravish, botch, mangle, bring down, do in, depredate, dilapidate, bring to ruin, clean out, lay waste, make a mess of, spoilate, use up, wreak havoc on |
| rule
| 16 |
noun |
standard, principle of behavior |
statute, guideline, regulation, ruling, test, law, order, moral, basis, formula, direction, prescription, command, fundamental, model, guide |
| rule
| 29 |
noun |
standard, principle of behavior |
decree, precedent, etiquette, dictum, truism, canon, keynote, tenet, precept, keystone, ordinance, decorum, commandment, criterion, axiom, edict, aphorism, maxim, regimen, gnome, apothegm, assize, propriety, chapter and verse, brocard, decretion, the book, the numbers, no-no's |
| rule
| 12 |
noun |
leadership of organization |
control, power, government, administration, authority, sovereignty, regime, direction, jurisdiction, influence, command, empire |
| rule
| 7 |
noun |
leadership of organization |
domination, reign, supremacy, dominion, sway, ascendancy, regnancy |
| rule
| 8 |
noun |
method, way |
policy, practice, procedure, custom, course, habit, routine, formula |
| rule
| 3 |
noun |
method, way |
normality, normalcy, order of things |
| rule
| 13 |
verb |
govern, manage |
control, run, lead, prevail, conduct, dominate, order, command, direct, administer, dictate, regulate, guide |
| rule
| 23 |
verb |
govern, manage |
overrule, decree, preponderate, sway, reign, preside, domineer, curb, restrain, bridle, predominate, take over, be in authority, be in power, crack the whip, hold sway, hold the reins, lay down the law, rule the roost, run the show, sit on top of, be in driver's seat, keep under one's thumb |
| rule
| 10 |
verb |
judge, decide |
resolve, conclude, determine, hold, establish, find, figure, fix, gather, settle |
| rule
| 11 |
verb |
judge, decide |
decree, theorize, adjudicate, prescribe, pronounce, deduce, postulate, adjudge, infer, lay down, pass upon |
| ruler
| 5 |
noun |
historically, person who ruled an area |
king, queen, royal, lady, count |
| ruler
| 41 |
noun |
historically, person who ruled an area |
monarch, emperor, czar, majesty, empress, mogul, kaiser, prince, baron, sovereign, potentate, lord, dame, tycoon, baroness, overlord, magnate, sultan, shah, duke, sultana, rani, mikado, rex, caliph, khan, caesar, dynast, rajah, czarina, maharani, princess, duchess, countess, maharajah, pasha, oligarch, contessa, crowned head, gerent, imperator |
| ruler
| 2 |
noun |
tool for measuring or calculating length |
rule, measure |
| ruler
| 6 |
noun |
tool for measuring or calculating length |
yardstick, measuring stick, straightedge, T-square, folding rule, slide rule |
| ruminant
| 4 |
adj |
contemplative |
awake, aware, philosophical, thinking |
| ruminant
| 10 |
adj |
contemplative |
introspective, reflective, pensive, musing, rapt, thoughtful, cogitative, prayerful, ruminative, lucubratory |
| run
| 11 |
noun |
fast moving on foot |
break, rush, race, drop, flight, tear, spring, escape, bound, pace, fall |
| run
| 13 |
noun |
fast moving on foot |
spurt, canter, whisk, gallop, scamper, dart, dash, lope, scuttle, jog, sprint, amble, trot |
| run
| 8 |
noun |
journey |
ride, drive, round, tour, trip, travel, spin, lift |
| run
| 4 |
noun |
journey |
outing, jaunt, excursion, joy ride |
| run
| 28 |
noun |
sequence, course |
streak, string, stretch, season, series, round, bearing, stream, trend, period, tide, tendency, chain, passage, current, field, way, progress, movement, spell, drift, path, line, cycle, route, flow, motion, swing |
| run
| 9 |
noun |
sequence, course |
continuation, tenor, duration, endurance, persistence, continuity, succession, continuance, prolongation |
| run
| 20 |
verb |
move fast on foot |
fly, shoot, rush, travel, race, tear, depart, skip, course, escape, speed, pace, spring, bound, bolt, hurry, flee, career, barrel, scramble |
| run
| 41 |
verb |
move fast on foot |
dash, jog, sprint, gallop, skitter, hie, trot, scamper, lope, hustle, canter, abscond, hotfoot, dart, decamp, whisk, skedaddle, flit, scurry, scud, scoot, smoke, spurt, hasten, amble, scorch, bustle, beat it, clear out, light out, make off, take off, shag, cut and run, dog it, go like lightning, leg it, make a break, make tracks, take flight, tear out |
| run
| 19 |
verb |
move rapidly, flowingly |
go, fall, drop, pass, stream, course, proceed, sail, melt, leap, spread, issue, roll, spin, spill, flow, pour, slide, dissolve |
| run
| 20 |
verb |
move rapidly, flowingly |
tumble, liquefy, skim, whirl, glide, scud, leak, diffuse, deliquesce, thaw, fuse, discharge, bleed, spout, cascade, gush, flux, whiz, go soft, turn to liquid |
| run
| 15 |
verb |
operate, drive |
move, control, use, manage, handle, perform, work, carry, go, act, command, bear, convey, govern, transport |
| run
| 4 |
verb |
operate, drive |
maneuver, propel, ply, tick |
| run
| 13 |
verb |
manage, supervise |
control, head, own, lead, keep, conduct, operate, direct, boss, administer, oversee, coordinate, regulate |
| run
| 12 |
verb |
manage, supervise |
ordain, helm, superintend, carry on, ride herd on, be in charge, be in saddle, head up, look after, pull the strings, take care of, be in driver's seat |
| run
| 11 |
verb |
continue, range |
last, extend, stretch, reach, cover, go, lie, proceed, vary, trail, spread |
| run
| 7 |
verb |
continue, range |
go on, persevere, encompass, circulate, be current, go around, move past |
| run
| 7 |
verb |
attempt to be elected to public office |
race, compete, stand, contend, contest, challenge, oppose |
| run
| 8 |
verb |
attempt to be elected to public office |
stump, politick, whistlestop, be a candidate, hit the campaign trail, kiss babies, ring doorbells, shake hands |
| runner
| 1 |
noun |
one who runs |
carrier |
| runner
| 14 |
noun |
one who runs |
racer, entrant, contestant, messenger, courier, hurdler, sprinter, marathoner, jogger, cross-country runner, distance runner, long distance runner, middle distance runner, trackman |
| runner
| 1 |
noun |
vine |
branch |
| runner
| 2 |
noun |
vine |
offshoot, tendril |
| runner
| 1 |
noun |
one who runs |
page |
| runner
| 8 |
noun |
one who runs |
racer, messenger, courier, sprinter, hurdler, marathoner, jogger, harrier |
| rural
| 5 |
adj |
country, not urban |
agricultural, farm, natural, ranch, simple |
| rural
| 15 |
adj |
country, not urban |
provincial, idyllic, pastoral, agrarian, bucolic, rustic, backwoods, countrified, sylvan, unsophisticated, arcadian, agronomic, georgic, outland, rustical |
| rush
| 7 |
noun |
hurry, speed |
stream, flow, flood, scramble, expedition, charge, race |
| rush
| 13 |
noun |
hurry, speed |
blitz, surge, dash, hastiness, precipitance, dispatch, hurriedness, flux, haste, precipitancy, precipitation, swiftness, urgency |
| rush
| 5 |
noun |
attack |
violence, assault, storm, push, charge |
| rush
| 3 |
noun |
attack |
onslaught, blitz, surge |
| rush
| 19 |
verb |
hurry, speed |
shoot, fly, run, charge, barrel, press, bolt, break, push, scramble, chase, streak, career, course, tear, race, accelerate, fleet, roll |
| rush
| 29 |
verb |
hurry, speed |
zip, dispatch, dash, scurry, sprint, hustle, flit, fling, zoom, hotfoot, surge, scud, whiz, haste, dart, hasten, expedite, quicken, get the lead out, fire up, get cracking, go like lightning, hurry up, lose no time, make haste, make short work of, shake a leg, speed up, step on gas |
| rush
| 3 |
verb |
charge, attack |
storm, capture, overcome |
| rush
| 2 |
verb |
charge, attack |
surge, take by storm |
| sacred
| 4 |
adj |
holy, blessed |
spiritual, divine, religious, pure |
| sacred
| 15 |
adj |
holy, blessed |
solemn, hallowed, angelic, consecrated, godly, pious, saintly, sanctified, venerable, numinous, revered, cherished, enshrined, sacramental, unprofane |
| sacred
| 5 |
adj |
protected |
dedicated, defended, guarded, immune, secure |
| sacred
| 6 |
adj |
protected |
sacrosanct, inviolable, invulnerable, untouchable, inviolate, shielded |
| sacrifice
| 7 |
verb |
give up, let go |
suffer, offer, drop, yield, spare, endure, lose |
| sacrifice
| 12 |
verb |
give up, let go |
cede, waive, forfeit, renounce, forgo, eschew, immolate, surrender, kiss goodbye, offer up, part with, resign oneself to |
| sacrifice
| 3 |
noun |
loss |
offering, discount, reduction |
| sacrifice
| 7 |
noun |
loss |
reparation, penance, libation, oblation, deduction, atonement, sacrificial lamb |
| sad
| 6 |
adj |
unhappy, depressed |
bitter, sorry, down, low, troubled, hurting |
| sad
| 40 |
adj |
unhappy, depressed |
pessimistic, melancholy, somber, dismal, wistful, heartbroken, sorrowful, mournful, blue, cheerless, dejected, despairing, despondent, disconsolate, distressed, doleful, downcast, forlorn, gloomy, glum, grief-stricken, heartsick, heavyhearted, languishing, low-spirited, lugubrious, morbid, morose, out of sorts, pensive, weeping, woebegone, bereaved, down in dumps, down in mouth, grieved, in doldrums, in grief, in the dumps, sick at heart |
| sad
| 10 |
adj |
unfortunate, distressing |
dark, moving, bad, unhappy, tragic, serious, sorry, discouraging, grave, upsetting |
| sad
| 32 |
adj |
unfortunate, distressing |
pathetic, dismal, regrettable, depressing, poignant, miserable, pitiful, calamitous, deplorable, disastrous, dreary, funereal, grievous, hapless, joyless, lachrymose, lamentable, lugubrious, oppressive, shabby, tearful, unsatisfactory, wretched, dispiriting, melancholic, pitiable, tear-jerking, dejecting, discomposing, disheartening, heart-rending, saddening |
| safe
| 9 |
adj |
free from harm |
protected, intact, secure, guarded, sheltered, watched, maintained, preserved, tended |
| safe
| 28 |
adj |
free from harm |
snug, okay, impervious, impregnable, inviolable, invulnerable, sitting pretty, unassailable, undamaged, unharmed, unhurt, unscathed, buttoned up, cherished, free from danger, home-free, in safety, out of danger, safe and sound, safeguarded, shielded, under lock and key, uninjured, unmolested, unthreatened, vindicated, out of harm's way, under one's wing |
| safe
| 9 |
adj |
not dangerous |
secure, healthy, certain, reliable, pure, clear, sound, innocent, checked |
| safe
| 17 |
adj |
not dangerous |
harmless, dependable, competent, innocuous, inoffensive, tame, trustworthy, wholesome, decontaminated, innoxious, neutralized, nonpoisonous, nontoxic, risk-free, riskless, uninjurious, unpolluted |
| safe
| 6 |
adj |
cautious, conservative |
realistic, reliable, sure, calculating, careful, guarded |
| safe
| 13 |
adj |
cautious, conservative |
prudent, dependable, chary, circumspect, competent, considerate, discreet, gingerly, tried and true, trustworthy, wary, on safe side, unadventurous |
| safety
| 6 |
noun |
protection from harm |
freedom, security, shelter, cover, defense, refuge |
| safety
| 8 |
noun |
protection from harm |
sanctuary, immunity, asylum, assurance, inviolability, invulnerability, safeness, impregnability |
| sail
| 18 |
verb |
travel through water, air; glide |
fly, shoot, move, run, float, drift, cross, sweep, leave, cruise, reach, steer, soar, motor, captain, wing, boat, pilot |
| sail
| 17 |
verb |
travel through water, air; glide |
navigate, skim, voyage, flit, dart, scud, embark, tack, skipper, cast off, set sail, weigh anchor, cast anchor, get under way, make headway, put to sea, skirr |
| sailor
| 4 |
noun |
person who travels by sea |
marine, pilot, mate, salt |
| sailor
| 29 |
noun |
person who travels by sea |
cadet, swab, tarpaulin, jack, seafarer, navigator, mariner, pirate, hearty, sea dog, boater, diver, bluejacket, shipmate, tar, windjammer, middy, lascar, able-bodied sailor, circumnavigator, deck hand, midshipman/woman, old salt, sea person, shellback, swabber, swabbie, water dog, yachter |
| salad
| 1 |
noun |
dish of vegetables |
greens |
| salad
| 6 |
noun |
dish of vegetables |
potato salad, coleslaw, tossed salad, Waldorf salad, fruit salad, mixed greens |
| sale
| 16 |
noun |
exchange of object for money |
purchase, transaction, deal, business, auction, marketing, trade, reduction, selling, demand, buying, negotiation, enterprise, purchasing, dumping, consuming |
| sale
| 8 |
noun |
exchange of object for money |
commerce, barter, disposal, clearance, vending, vendition, closeout, unloading |
| salmon
| 9 |
noun |
combination of red and yellow |
cantaloupe, bittersweet, titian, peach, apricot, coral, carrot, tangerine, red-yellow |
| salmon
| 1 |
noun |
rose color |
rose |
| salmon
| 5 |
noun |
rose color |
flush, blush, roseate, fuchsia, coral |
| salmon
| 5 |
noun |
color of blood; shade resembling such a color |
rose, flaming, pink, brick, healthy |
| salmon
| 39 |
noun |
color of blood; shade resembling such a color |
maroon, glowing, cardinal, crimson, cherry, sanguine, carmine, blooming, blush, rust, bloodshot, florid, flushed, inflamed, roseate, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, coral, wine, copper, russet, puce, bittersweet, garnet, vermilion, infrared, scarlet, claret, magenta, fuchsia, burgundy, geranium, cerise, chestnut, dahlia, ruby, titian, rufescent |
| salon
| 7 |
noun |
gathering room |
shop, room, hall, gallery, gathering, group, reception |
| salon
| 3 |
noun |
gathering room |
parlor, assemblage, showroom |
| salt
| 3 |
noun |
seasoning |
flavoring, taste, flavor |
| salt
| 8 |
noun |
seasoning |
spice, zest, alkali, savor, brine, condiment, relish, sodium chloride |
| salvation
| 4 |
noun |
rescue, saving |
keeping, escape, release, conservation |
| salvation
| 15 |
noun |
rescue, saving |
redemption, pardon, liberation, restoration, deliverance, emancipation, reprieve, safekeeping, exemption, lifeline, preservation, conservancy, extrication, sustentation, preserval |
| sample
| 17 |
noun |
example, model |
case, fragment, pattern, piece, individual, bite, sign, instance, portion, part, indication, representative, bit, element, segment, unit, sampling |
| sample
| 8 |
noun |
example, model |
specimen, morsel, illustration, constituent, case history, cross section, exemplification, typification |
| sample
| 4 |
verb |
taste, try |
examine, test, experiment, experience |
| sample
| 4 |
verb |
taste, try |
savor, sip, inspect, partake |
| sanction
| 11 |
noun |
authorization |
approval, backing, consent, authority, recommendation, support, permission, nod, word, leave, permit |
| sanction
| 16 |
noun |
authorization |
assent, endorsement, confirmation, okay, acquiescence, countenance, encouragement, go-ahead, fiat, approbation, ratification, allowance, green light, sufferance, seal of approval, stamp of approval |
| sanction
| 5 |
noun |
embargo, punishment |
ban, penalty, sentence, command, writ |
| sanction
| 5 |
noun |
embargo, punishment |
injunction, boycott, decree, coercive measure, punitive measure |
| sanction
| 9 |
verb |
authorize, confirm |
allow, endorse, approve, permit, license, support, back, bless, commission |
| sanction
| 13 |
verb |
authorize, confirm |
ratify, warrant, empower, certify, accredit, okay, countenance, go for, vouch for, get behind, give the go-ahead, give the green light, give the nod |
| sanctuary
| 1 |
noun |
church; holiest room or area in religious building |
temple |
| sanctuary
| 6 |
noun |
church; holiest room or area in religious building |
altar, shrine, sanctum, sanctorium, chancel, holy place |
| sanctuary
| 11 |
noun |
place to hide, be safe |
shelter, resort, protection, retreat, church, refuge, screen, cover, defense, hole, port |
| sanctuary
| 14 |
noun |
place to hide, be safe |
hideout, oasis, harbor, asylum, haven, hideaway, convent, covert, den, shield, ivory tower, safe house, harborage, hole-up |
| sanctuary
| 6 |
noun |
safe place for wildlife |
shelter, park, retreat, refuge, reserve, preserve |
| sanctuary
| 6 |
noun |
safe place for wildlife |
national park, asylum, harborage, conservation area, game refuge, nature preserve |
| sand
| 3 |
noun |
light brown color |
cream, mushroom, neutral |
| sand
| 11 |
noun |
light brown color |
tan, fawn, oatmeal, ecru, buff, taupe, khaki, camel, off-white, biscuit, café au lait |
| sand
| 4 |
noun |
gluing, binding material |
mud, size, concrete, bond |
| sand
| 20 |
noun |
gluing, binding material |
adhesive, plaster, gum, binder, solder, glue, paste, mucilage, gunk, tar, birdlime, sealant, mortar, lime, putty, lute, epoxy, grout, rubber cement, stickum |
| sand
| 7 |
noun |
tiny particles in the air |
dirt, soil, powder, earth, refuse, ground, fragments |
| sand
| 13 |
noun |
tiny particles in the air |
grime, soot, grit, smut, ashes, filth, lint, loess, granules, cinders, flakes, dust bunnies, gilings |
| sand
| 11 |
noun |
ground, soil |
land, dirt, terrain, shore, surface, coast, mud, clay, dust, deposit, fill |
| sand
| 18 |
noun |
ground, soil |
turf, gravel, clod, sod, muck, compost, mold, terra firma, marl, loam, subsoil, topsoil, humus, glebe, alluvium, dry land, peat moss, terrane |
| sand
| 3 |
verb |
sharpen |
rub, smooth, file |
| sand
| 8 |
verb |
sharpen |
grate, scrape, grit, whet, abrade, polish, gnash, give an edge to |
| sand
| 2 |
noun |
particles of dirt |
powder, dust |
| sand
| 4 |
noun |
particles of dirt |
gravel, pebbles, lumps, foreign matter |
| sand
| 8 |
noun |
earth, land |
dirt, soil, terrain, park, field, landscape, dust, arena |
| sand
| 6 |
noun |
earth, land |
turf, sod, real estate, terra firma, loam, old sod |
| sand
| 5 |
noun |
nerve, boldness |
daring, spine, courage, resolution, spirit |
| sand
| 15 |
noun |
nerve, boldness |
spunk, moxie, grit, audacity, willpower, heart, backbone, pluck, mettle, forcefulness, fortitude, dauntlessness, effrontery, hardihood, intestinal fortitude |
| sand
| 6 |
verb |
grind, rub |
pound, rub, scratch, jar, file, wear |
| sand
| 10 |
verb |
grind, rub |
irk, scrape, bray, excoriate, vex, irritate, abrade, grate, raze, scour |
| sand
| 3 |
verb |
clean, polish thoroughly |
rub, wash, brush |
| sand
| 11 |
verb |
clean, polish thoroughly |
scrub, furbish, mop, purge, burnish, whiten, abrade, flush, buff, cleanse, pumice |
| sand
| 5 |
noun |
waterside |
beach, coast, border, bank, margin |
| sand
| 16 |
noun |
waterside |
seashore, brim, embankment, brink, strand, seaboard, waterfront, riverbank, lakeshore, lakeside, shingle, coastland, sands, seacoast, littoral, riverside |
| sand
| 10 |
verb |
make level |
even, perfect, level, grade, clear, plane, iron, press, round, lay |
| sand
| 11 |
verb |
make level |
flatten, varnish, burnish, gloss, glaze, slick, sleek, refine, flush, polish, make uniform |
| sand
| 5 |
noun |
light brown |
brown, natural, gold, cream, bronze |
| sand
| 15 |
noun |
light brown |
beige, drab, saddle, ecru, buff, tawny, yellowish, khaki, brownish, biscuit, suntan, olive, umber, leather-colored, olive-brown |
| sand
| 7 |
noun |
bravery |
courage, determination, heart, nerve, fight, resolution, spirit |
| sand
| 27 |
noun |
bravery |
prowess, fearlessness, boldness, gallantry, derring-do, grit, heroism, firmness, tenacity, fortitude, spunk, valiancy, stomach, guts, backbone, mettle, dash, pluck, intrepidity, defiance, hardihood, moxie, valiance, intestinal fortitude, invincibility, starch, indomitableness |
| sand
| 4 |
noun |
sunny color |
lemon, gold, blond, cream |
| sand
| 8 |
noun |
sunny color |
amber, ivory, buff, tawny, chrome, saffron, bisque, xanthous |
| sand
| 2 |
noun |
pebbles |
stones, rocks |
| sand
| 5 |
noun |
pebbles |
shale, tailings, macadam, screenings, crushed rock |
| sand
| 1 |
noun |
sediment |
deposit |
| sand
| 2 |
noun |
sediment |
residue, settlings |
| sandal
| 1 |
noun |
casual shoe |
shoe |
| sandal
| 9 |
noun |
casual shoe |
slipper, moccasin, clog, thong, talaria, espadrille, huarache, zori, flipflop |
| sandwich
| 9 |
noun |
grinder |
hoagie, hero, sub, submarine sandwich, BLT, Reuben, Dagwood, club sandwich, open-faced sandwich |
| satellite
| 2 |
noun |
subsidiary |
rocket, moon |
| satellite
| 5 |
noun |
subsidiary |
spacecraft, ancillary, luna, sputnik, asteroid |
| satellite
| 1 |
noun |
small planet that revolves around a larger one |
moon |
| satellite
| 2 |
noun |
small planet that revolves around a larger one |
asteroid, planetoid |
| satellite
| 6 |
noun |
smaller country dependent upon a larger one |
dependency, protectorate, buffer state, dependent state, puppet government, satellite state |
| satisfaction
| 15 |
noun |
giving or enjoying a state of comfort, content |
well-being, joy, comfort, delight, relief, achievement, pleasure, pride, happiness, settlement, justice, ease, compensation, reward, resolution |
| satisfaction
| 27 |
noun |
giving or enjoying a state of comfort, content |
amusement, peace of mind, enjoyment, fulfillment, contentment, vindication, gratification, indulgence, gladness, redress, repletion, conciliation, cheerfulness, amends, refreshment, bliss, satiety, serenity, reparation, complacency, indemnification, atonement, reimbursement, recompense, propitiation, contentedness, good fortune |
| satisfactory
| 14 |
adj |
acceptable, sufficient |
satisfying, fair, solid, decent, good, valid, adequate, suitable, average, comfortable, enough, pleasing, sound, delighting |
| satisfactory
| 19 |
adj |
acceptable, sufficient |
gratifying, tolerable, all right, ample, cogent, competent, cool, groovy, passable, peachy, unexceptional, A-OK, appeasing, assuaging, assuasive, fulfilling, good enough, sufficing, up to snuff |
| satisfied
| 8 |
adj |
content |
convinced, contented, happy, paid, supplied, filled, certain, positive |
| satisfied
| 8 |
adj |
content |
fulfilled, gratified, quenched, compensated, appeased, requited, sated, satiated |
| sauce
| 4 |
noun |
condiment |
flavoring, dressing, topping, dip |
| sauce
| 4 |
noun |
condiment |
gravy, relish, coulis, jus |
| sausage
| 9 |
noun |
encased minced meat |
frankfurter, bratwurst, banger, liverwurst, wienerwurst, pepperoni, kielbasa, rolliche, wurst |
| save
| 5 |
verb |
rescue |
deliver, recover, free, spring, defend |
| save
| 16 |
verb |
rescue |
salvage, ransom, extricate, redeem, liberate, emancipate, bail out, unchain, come to rescue, get off the hook, get out of hock, give a break, pull out of fire, set free, unshackle, save one's neck |
| save
| 11 |
verb |
economize; set money aside for later use |
manage, keep, collect, maintain, spare, store, gather, treasure, deposit, hold, reserve |
| save
| 27 |
verb |
economize; set money aside for later use |
conserve, amass, hoard, skimp, squirrel, retrench, cache, stash, stockpile, scrimp, salt away, sock away, be frugal, be thrifty, cut corners, feather nest, hide away, lay aside, lay away, make ends meet, pile up, pinch pennies, put by, roll back, save for rainy day, stow away, tighten belt |
| save
| 5 |
verb |
guard, protect |
preserve, maintain, sustain, defend, screen |
| save
| 7 |
verb |
guard, protect |
shield, conserve, safeguard, keep up, take care of, keep safe, look after |
| say
| 37 |
verb |
make declaration |
respond, claim, convey, speak, suggest, add, state, answer, reply, tell, disclose, do, repeat, read, express, deliver, assert, mention, announce, report, estimate, reveal, maintain, voice, declare, render, relate, imply, guess, perform, jaw, lip, communicate, imagine, judge, rumor, remark |
| say
| 22 |
verb |
make declaration |
recite, pronounce, rap, utter, allege, rehearse, divulge, verbalize, yak, opine, orate, conjecture, flap, spiel, gab, affirm, come out with, break silence, give voice, make known, put forth, put into words |
| saying
| 2 |
noun |
maxim, proverb |
saw, statement |
| saying
| 10 |
noun |
maxim, proverb |
byword, aphorism, dictum, truism, precept, adage, epigram, motto, axiom, apophthegm |
| scale
| 19 |
noun |
graduated system |
ratio, proportion, rate, system, range, extent, scope, sequence, series, register, reach, spectrum, rule, spread, way, order, ranking, steps, degrees |
| scale
| 8 |
noun |
graduated system |
gamut, computation, progression, hierarchy, gradation, pecking order, ladder, calibration |
| scale
| 3 |
noun |
thin covering, skin |
plate, layer, film |
| scale
| 4 |
noun |
thin covering, skin |
flake, lamina, scurf, incrustation |
| scale
| 1 |
verb |
ascend, climb |
mount |
| scale
| 5 |
verb |
ascend, climb |
escalate, surmount, clamber, escalade, go up |
| scale
| 8 |
verb |
measure |
adjust, compare, regulate, proportion, graduate, estimate, balance, size |
| scale
| 4 |
verb |
measure |
compute, prorate, gauge, calibrate |
| scan
| 12 |
verb |
look over, scrutinize lightly |
search, examine, check, regard, look, study, overlook, sweep, contemplate, investigate, survey, consider |
| scan
| 23 |
verb |
look over, scrutinize lightly |
browse, flash, scour, skim, rumble, inquire, riffle, dip into, run through, flip through, thumb through, look through, leaf through, riff, give the once-over, glance at, glance over, have a look-see, look up and down, run over, size up, take a gander, take stock of |
| scandal
| 7 |
noun |
public embarrassment |
rumor, crime, shame, mud, sin, tale, talk |
| scandal
| 29 |
noun |
public embarrassment |
wrongdoing, disgrace, hearsay, aspersion, disparagement, disrepute, gossip, obloquy, defamation, detraction, dishonor, discredit, calumny, infamy, opprobrium, reproach, ignominy, turpitude, slander, depreciation, backbiting, belittlement, scorcher, dynamite, backstabbing, dirty linen, eavesdropping, idle rumor, skeleton in closet |
| scatter
| 15 |
verb |
strew, disperse |
sprinkle, divide, distribute, pour, shower, spray, spread, shed, set, separate, broadcast, part, spend, cast, scramble |
| scatter
| 27 |
verb |
strew, disperse |
fling, shatter, litter, discard, migrate, dispel, sow, disunite, sever, diverge, dissipate, derange, sunder, intersperse, diffuse, expend, disseminate, disband, split up, throw out, besprinkle, disject, put to flight, run away, set asunder, take off in all directions, throw around |
| scenario
| 7 |
noun |
master plan; sequence of events |
plot, scheme, outline, summary, book, pages, sides |
| scenario
| 5 |
noun |
master plan; sequence of events |
rundown, sketch, synopsis, résumé, story line |
| scene
| 20 |
noun |
setting of a performance or event |
picture, set, theater, show, spot, site, arena, setting, place, location, sight, view, display, landscape, stage, flat, exhibition, background, representation, flats |
| scene
| 11 |
noun |
setting of a performance or event |
scenery, spectacle, outlook, pageant, locality, locale, tableau, backdrop, blackout, seascape, mise en scène |
| scene
| 8 |
noun |
part of a dramatic performance |
episode, act, spot, incident, part, routine, piece, bit |
| scene
| 1 |
noun |
part of a dramatic performance |
schtick |
| scene
| 6 |
noun |
display of emotion |
performance, fit, upset, confrontation, exhibition, row |
| scene
| 6 |
noun |
display of emotion |
tantrum, fuss, commotion, to-do, carrying-on, temper tantrum |
| scene
| 8 |
noun |
field of interest |
arena, culture, setting, field, world, environment, sphere, business |
| scene
| 2 |
noun |
field of interest |
compass, milieu |
| schedule
| 11 |
noun |
plan for one's time |
agenda, list, chart, record, program, calendar, catalog, table, roll, inventory, appointments |
| schedule
| 9 |
noun |
plan for one's time |
roster, itinerary, timetable, lineup, diagram, docket, order of business, registry, sked |
| schedule
| 15 |
verb |
plan one's time |
appoint, organize, set, arrange, engage, register, list, note, record, catalog, program, time, book, card, reserve |
| schedule
| 8 |
verb |
plan one's time |
set up, slate, be due, get on line, line up, pencil in, sew up, write in one's book |
| schematic
| 1 |
adj |
diagrammatic |
symbolic |
| schematic
| 5 |
adj |
diagrammatic |
simplified, graphic, illustrative, delineative, representational |
| scheme
| 21 |
noun |
course of action |
theory, pattern, system, arrangement, project, program, design, plan, device, proposal, strategy, tactics, outline, schedule, purpose, chart, draft, suggestion, presentation, order, ordering |
| scheme
| 10 |
noun |
course of action |
blueprint, game plan, diagram, disposition, proposition, contrivance, expedient, layout, schema, codification |
| scheme
| 9 |
noun |
plot, maneuver to get result |
scenario, practice, conspiracy, action, scene, pitch, story, game, tactics |
| scheme
| 25 |
noun |
plot, maneuver to get result |
game plan, ploy, stratagem, cabal, machination, twist, proposition, brainchild, gimmick, angle, hustle, dodge, picture, layout, hookup, shift, setup, ruse, trick, subterfuge, hype, intrigue, frame-up, covin, put-up job |
| scholar
| 9 |
noun |
person who is very involved in education and learning |
doctor, professor, intellectual, academic, critic, scientist, student, teacher, tool |
| scholar
| 18 |
noun |
person who is very involved in education and learning |
philosopher, gnome, sage, learner, egghead, bookworm, savant, brain, pupil, augur, grind, disciple, learned person, litterateur, schoolchild, bookish person, person of letters, wise person |
| scholarship
| 12 |
noun |
knowledge |
education, expertise, schooling, insight, ability, philosophy, wisdom, grasp, learning, intelligence, instruction, awareness |
| scholarship
| 7 |
noun |
knowledge |
cognition, know-how, comprehension, lore, discernment, erudition, learnedness |
| scholarship
| 5 |
noun |
grant |
assistance, award, donation, reward, charity |
| scholarship
| 3 |
noun |
grant |
fellowship, financial aid, bursary |
| school
| 8 |
noun |
place, system for educating |
university, hall, faculty, department, institution, discipline, college, establishment |
| school
| 8 |
noun |
place, system for educating |
institute, academy, jail, blackboard, alma mater, seminary, schoolhouse, halls of ivy |
| school
| 6 |
noun |
persons receiving education |
group, class, party, set, following, circle |
| school
| 10 |
noun |
persons receiving education |
academy, faction, denomination, sect, clique, pupils, devotees, followers, adherents, disciples |
| school
| 3 |
noun |
body of philosophy on subject |
faith, belief, way |
| school
| 6 |
noun |
body of philosophy on subject |
outlook, stamp, creed, persuasion, school of thought, way of life |
| school
| 16 |
verb |
teach |
educate, control, advance, coach, prepare, lead, show, prime, manage, direct, inform, instruct, train, drill, discipline, guide |
| school
| 4 |
verb |
teach |
tutor, indoctrinate, verse, cultivate |
| science
| 11 |
noun |
methodical study of part of material world |
discipline, information, art, technique, system, learning, skill, education, scholarship, branch, wisdom |
| science
| 3 |
noun |
methodical study of part of material world |
lore, erudition, body of knowledge |
| scientific
| 9 |
adj |
systematic; discovered through experimentation |
objective, experimental, accurate, clear, exact, logical, precise, sound, controlled |
| scientific
| 3 |
adj |
systematic; discovered through experimentation |
mathematical, methodical, deductive |
| scientist
| 2 |
noun |
researcher |
analyst, expert |
| scientist
| 6 |
noun |
researcher |
examiner, prober, physicist, chemist, tester, lab technician |
| score
| 15 |
noun |
total, points |
count, account, grade, amount, average, number, mark, record, rate, result, outcome, addition, sum, summary, stock |
| score
| 6 |
noun |
total, points |
tally, aggregate, tab, summation, reckoning, final count |
| score
| 3 |
noun |
musical arrangement |
music, composition, charts |
| score
| 2 |
noun |
musical arrangement |
transcript, orchestration |
| score
| 7 |
noun |
obligation; account payable |
total, account, bill, charge, statement, injury, debt |
| score
| 8 |
noun |
obligation; account payable |
tally, grievance, grudge, reckoning, invoice, tab, injustice, amount due |
| score
| 6 |
verb |
keep count |
record, add, count, calculate, register, total |
| score
| 6 |
verb |
keep count |
tally, rack up, reckon, enumerate, chalk up, keep tally |
| score
| 11 |
verb |
achieve, succeed |
accomplish, win, reach, connect, gain, secure, impress, thrive, arrive, realize, triumph |
| score
| 18 |
verb |
achieve, succeed |
get, rack up, pull off, notch, amass, prosper, procure, attain, flourish, chalk up, gain advantage, hit pay dirt, luck out, make a killing, make an impression, make the grade, put over, take the cake |
| score
| 4 |
verb |
cut, nick |
scratch, mark, line, mill |
| score
| 14 |
verb |
cut, nick |
notch, deface, gash, cleave, indent, serrate, graze, scrape, slit, slash, gouge, groove, furrow, crosshatch |
| score
| 4 |
verb |
write a musical arrangement |
set, adapt, compose, arrange |
| score
| 1 |
verb |
write a musical arrangement |
orchestrate |
| scramble
| 5 |
noun |
mix-up, confusion |
rush, struggle, competition, race, jungle |
| scramble
| 16 |
noun |
mix-up, confusion |
melee, tussle, free-for-all, shuffle, tumble, clutter, commotion, muddle, litter, hassle, jumble, mishmash, conglomeration, hash, hustle, rat race |
| scramble
| 8 |
verb |
race; get into position clumsily |
contend, rush, push, climb, crawl, run, move, struggle |
| scramble
| 13 |
verb |
race; get into position clumsily |
vie, scurry, jostle, clamber, trek, swarm, strive, hasten, scuttle, scrabble, jockey for position, look alive, make haste |
| scrap
| 17 |
noun |
tiny bit of something |
fragment, chunk, grain, chip, butt, slice, end, remains, bite, waste, trace, cutting, particle, portion, part, piece, leaving |
| scrap
| 26 |
noun |
tiny bit of something |
speck, morsel, lump, snippet, shred, hunk, sliver, stump, gob, modicum, mouthful, iota, junk, jot, glob, snatch, atom, leftover, mite, crumb, discard, odds and ends, bits and pieces, castoff, orts, smithereen |
| scrap
| 3 |
noun |
argument, fight |
row, battle, dispute |
| scrap
| 12 |
noun |
argument, fight |
squabble, brawl, disagreement, scuffle, wrangle, affray, fracas, tiff, broil, quarrel, fray, set-to |
| scrap
| 6 |
verb |
abandon; throw away |
dismiss, reject, shed, retire, drop, cast |
| scrap
| 17 |
verb |
abandon; throw away |
break up, junk, get rid of, discard, ditch, jettison, demolish, chuck, slough, forsake, dispense with, do away with, throw out, write off, consign to scrap heap, put out to pasture, toss out |
| scrap
| 3 |
verb |
fight, argue |
battle, row, spat |
| scrap
| 10 |
verb |
fight, argue |
squabble, bicker, tiff, wrangle, caterwaul, quarrel, come to blows, fall out, have shouting match, have words |
| scrape
| 3 |
noun |
bad or embarrassing situation |
dilemma, difficulty, trouble |
| scrape
| 13 |
noun |
bad or embarrassing situation |
predicament, distress, embarrassment, mess, pickle, fix, jam, discomfiture, corner, hole, plight, awkward situation, tight spot |
| scrape
| 6 |
verb |
scratch, remove outer layer |
rub, clean, peel, thin, file, skin |
| scrape
| 16 |
verb |
scratch, remove outer layer |
shave, grind, chafe, pare, scuff, bray, irritate, squeak, graze, erase, scour, grate, bark, rasp, abrade, triturate |
| scrape
| 2 |
verb |
be very frugal |
save, struggle |
| scrape
| 8 |
verb |
be very frugal |
shave, pinch, scrimp, skimp, stint, get along, get by, cut it close |
| scratch
| 2 |
noun |
small cut or mark |
score, hurt |
| scratch
| 6 |
noun |
small cut or mark |
laceration, blemish, scrape, gash, graze, claw mark |
| scratch
| 4 |
verb |
cut; make a mark on |
rub, damage, score, mark |
| scratch
| 12 |
verb |
cut; make a mark on |
graze, scrape, scrawl, claw, etch, scribble, prick, lacerate, incise, scarify, rasp, grate |
| scratch
| 4 |
verb |
cancel |
pull, withdraw, strike, eliminate |
| scratch
| 4 |
verb |
cancel |
pull out, delete, erase, annul |
| scrawny
| 2 |
adj |
unhealthily thin |
lean, spare |
| scrawny
| 12 |
adj |
unhealthily thin |
skinny, lanky, bony, angular, gaunt, rawboned, underweight, lank, skeletal, scraggy, skin-and-bones, undernourished |
| scream
| 2 |
noun |
outcry |
cry, yell |
| scream
| 7 |
noun |
outcry |
yelp, wail, screech, shriek, howl, holler, high-pitched shout |
| scream
| 3 |
noun |
person or thing that is very funny |
laugh, riot, sensation |
| scream
| 13 |
noun |
person or thing that is very funny |
hoot, howl, guffaw, character, joker, wit, comedian, entertainer, comic, panic, card, sidesplitter, comedienne |
| scream
| 4 |
verb |
cry out |
shout, yell, jar, voice |
| scream
| 16 |
verb |
cry out |
wail, roar, screech, blare, holler, shriek, howl, squeal, bellow, bawl, caterwaul, yowl, shrill, screak, yip, sing out |
| screen
| 10 |
noun |
protection used in or as furniture, motion picture display |
curtain, net, cover, envelope, shelter, mask, guard, security, shade, covering |
| screen
| 11 |
noun |
protection used in or as furniture, motion picture display |
veil, shield, mantle, concealment, partition, cloak, shroud, awning, canopy, hedge, divider |
| screen
| 12 |
verb |
hide, protect |
blind, secure, cover, guard, close, defend, separate, shelter, shadow, bury, mask, shade |
| screen
| 25 |
verb |
hide, protect |
shield, obstruct, seclude, umbrage, disguise, fend, veil, cache, cloak, camouflage, adumbrate, shroud, safeguard, bulwark, conceal, stash, shutter, ensconce, obscure, secrete, block out, shut out, cover up, shut off, wall off |
| screen
| 9 |
verb |
examine and choose |
filter, evaluate, select, scan, sort, separate, grade, process, eliminate |
| screen
| 8 |
verb |
examine and choose |
cull, riddle, winnow, sift, gauge, sieve, extract, pick out |
| screw
| 4 |
verb |
twist in |
tighten, turn, work, wind |
| screw
| 2 |
verb |
twist in |
twine, spiral |
| screw
| 1 |
verb |
twist, contort |
contract |
| screw
| 10 |
verb |
twist, contort |
scrunch, pucker, crumple, rumple, distort, crinkle, crimp, wrinkle, rimple, ruck up |
| screw
| 4 |
verb |
pressure |
cheat, squeeze, force, exact |
| screw
| 19 |
verb |
pressure |
pinch, extort, ream, extract, do, wrest, bilk, chisel, oppress, wring, coerce, wrench, constrain, bleed, defraud, pressurize, hold a knife to, put screws to, shake down |
| screwup
| 7 |
noun |
blunderer |
botcher, dub, bungler, ignoramus, bumbler, bull in a china shop, foozler |
| screwup
| 1 |
noun |
botch |
stumble |
| screwup
| 9 |
noun |
botch |
wreck, mess, flub, muddle, muff, shambles, fumble, bumble, foul-up |
| script
| 5 |
noun |
handwriting |
writing, fist, hand, letters, characters |
| script
| 4 |
noun |
handwriting |
chirography, penmanship, longhand, calligraphy |
| script
| 8 |
noun |
story for a performance |
dialogue, scenario, text, book, article, copy, words, lines |
| script
| 4 |
noun |
story for a performance |
manuscript, libretto, typescript, playbook |
| sculpture
| 6 |
verb |
form a three-dimensional art object |
cut, fashion, cast, shape, carve, model |
| sculpture
| 6 |
verb |
form a three-dimensional art object |
chisel, hew, engrave, mold, sculpt, sculp |
| sea
| 9 |
noun |
large body of water; large mass |
pond, lake, ocean, sheet, swell, number, deep, main, waves |
| sea
| 14 |
noun |
large body of water; large mass |
surf, expanse, blue, abundance, profusion, plethora, brine, drink, briny, splash, multitude, bounding main, briny deep, Davy Jones's locker |
| seal
| 4 |
noun |
authentication; stamp |
tape, permission, permit, tie |
| seal
| 12 |
noun |
authentication; stamp |
insignia, imprimatur, confirmation, signet, notification, attestation, ratification, assurance, cachet, authorization, allowance, sticker |
| seal
| 6 |
verb |
make airtight |
shut, secure, isolate, stop, close, waterproof |
| seal
| 11 |
verb |
make airtight |
plug, enclose, stopper, plaster, gum, cork, segregate, fasten, paste, quarantine, stop up |
| seal
| 5 |
verb |
ensure, finalize |
establish, confirm, conclude, assure, settle |
| seal
| 8 |
verb |
ensure, finalize |
ratify, clinch, attest, authenticate, stamp, consummate, validate, shake hands on |
| search
| 11 |
noun |
seeking to find something |
hunt, research, quest, inquiry, investigation, examination, inspection, exploration, pursuit, pursuing, chase |
| search
| 13 |
noun |
seeking to find something |
rummage, inquest, going-over, scrutiny, shakedown, fishing expedition, wild-goose chase, witch hunt, pursuance, frisking, pursual, legwork, perquisition |
| search
| 13 |
verb |
seek to find something |
hunt, look, scan, explore, investigate, seek, check, examine, prospect, root, study, beat, quest |
| search
| 37 |
verb |
seek to find something |
go through, inspect, ransack, probe, sift, scout, scour, scrutinize, comb, rummage, forage, grub, inquire, rake, frisk, grope, pry, run down, hunt for, ferret, beat about, cast about, chase after, go in quest of, go over with a fine-tooth comb, gun for, leave no stone unturned, look for, look high and low, look over, poke into, rifle through, shake down, smell around, track down, turn inside out, turn upside down |
| season
| 13 |
noun |
time of year governed by annual equinoxes |
summer, fall, period, winter, time, division, term, interval, spring, spell, while, occasion, opportunity |
| season
| 2 |
noun |
time of year governed by annual equinoxes |
autumn, juncture |
| season
| 2 |
verb |
flavor food |
color, salt |
| season
| 6 |
verb |
flavor food |
lace, pep, enliven, leaven, spice, pepper |
| season
| 6 |
verb |
acclimatize, prepare |
qualify, discipline, school, fit, steel, train |
| season
| 10 |
verb |
acclimatize, prepare |
accustom, anneal, inure, acclimate, harden, mature, habituate, toughen, temper, climatize |
| seasonal
| 3 |
adj |
happening at regular intervals |
regular, repeated, patterned |
| seasonal
| 5 |
adj |
happening at regular intervals |
repetitive, periodic, circular, recurrent, recurring |
| seasonal
| 6 |
adj |
irregular, sporadic |
occasional, arrested, broken, interrupted, checked, shifting |
| seasonal
| 29 |
adj |
irregular, sporadic |
fitful, infrequent, recurrent, periodic, alternate, cyclical, discontinuous, hit-or-miss, now and then, on and off, periodical, rhythmic, serial, spasmodic, cyclic, isochronal, isochronous, iterative, metrical, rhythmical, recurring, by bits and pieces, discontinuing, epochal, every other, here and there, iterant, punctuated, stop-and-go |
| seasonal
| 9 |
adj |
moving, traveling |
casual, changing, immigrant, mobile, temporary, wandering, ranging, drifting, shifting |
| seasonal
| 21 |
adj |
moving, traveling |
errant, gypsy, impermanent, itinerant, nomad, nomadic, peripatetic, roving, tramp, transient, unsettled, vagabond, vagrant, transmigratory, emigrating, immigrating, migrative, migratorial, on the move, passing over, passing through |
| seasonal
| 6 |
adj |
miscellaneous, various |
different, casual, chance, occasional, random, varied |
| seasonal
| 10 |
adj |
miscellaneous, various |
accidental, contingent, fluky, fortuitous, fragmentary, incidental, irregular, periodic, sundry, odd-lot |
| seasonal
| 7 |
adj |
enduring, perpetual |
continuing, chronic, old, annual, permanent, constant, sustained |
| seasonal
| 27 |
adj |
enduring, perpetual |
eternal, recurrent, persistent, never-ending, continual, yearly, immortal, everlasting, abiding, ceaseless, deathless, durable, imperishable, incessant, inveterate, lasting, lifelong, long-lasting, unceasing, unchanging, undying, unfailing, uninterrupted, long-lived, perdurable, longstanding, yearlong |
| seasonal
| 6 |
adj |
at fixed intervals |
annual, occasional, repeated, regular, routine, daily |
| seasonal
| 28 |
adj |
at fixed intervals |
yearly, recurrent, intermittent, sporadic, periodical, alternate, cyclical, infrequent, perennial, rhythmic, serial, spasmodic, cyclic, isochronal, isochronous, monthly, recurring, weekly, at various times, centennial, epochal, every once in a while, every so often, fluctuating, hourly, on certain occasions, on-again-off-again, orbital |
| seasonal
| 13 |
adj |
habitual |
conventional, normal, regular, ordinary, everyday, usual, familiar, standard, plain, general, accepted, chronic, typical |
| seasonal
| 8 |
adj |
habitual |
unremarkable, periodic, accustomed, customary, methodical, quotidian, wonted, workaday |
| seasonal
| 5 |
adj |
timely, appropriate |
favorable, fit, relevant, suitable, welcome |
| seasonal
| 12 |
adj |
timely, appropriate |
apropos, apt, auspicious, convenient, opportune, pertinent, propitious, prosperous, well-timed, providential, timeous, towardly |
| seasonal
| 3 |
adj |
moving to another place |
mobile, moving, wandering |
| seasonal
| 4 |
adj |
moving to another place |
transient, nomadic, roving, unsettled |
| seasonal
| 9 |
adj |
migratory |
casual, changing, immigrant, mobile, temporary, wandering, drifting, ranging, shifting |
| seasonal
| 22 |
adj |
migratory |
errant, gypsy, impermanent, itinerant, migrant, nomad, nomadic, peripatetic, roving, tramp, transient, transmigratory, unsettled, vagabond, vagrant, emigrating, immigrating, migrative, migratorial, on the move, passing over, passing through |
| seasonal
| 6 |
adj |
intermittent |
arrested, broken, interrupted, occasional, checked, shifting |
| seasonal
| 30 |
adj |
intermittent |
alternate, cyclic, cyclical, discontinuous, fitful, hit-or-miss, infrequent, isochronal, isochronous, iterative, metrical, now and then, on and off, periodic, periodical, recurrent, rhythmic, rhythmical, serial, spasmodic, sporadic, by bits and pieces, discontinuing, epochal, every other, here and there, iterant, punctuated, recurring, stop-and-go |
| seasonal
| 9 |
adj |
migratory |
casual, changing, immigrant, mobile, temporary, wandering, drifting, ranging, shifting |
| seasonal
| 22 |
adj |
migratory |
errant, gypsy, impermanent, itinerant, migrant, migrational, nomad, nomadic, peripatetic, roving, tramp, transient, unsettled, vagabond, vagrant, emigrating, immigrating, migrative, migratorial, on the move, passing over, passing through |
| seasoning
| 3 |
noun |
flavoring for food |
salt, dressing, sauce |
| seasoning
| 8 |
noun |
flavoring for food |
gravy, condiment, spice, relish, zest, pepper, herb, pungency |
| seat
| 4 |
noun |
furniture for sitting, reclining |
chair, couch, bench, settle |
| seat
| 11 |
noun |
furniture for sitting, reclining |
settee, pew, stool, lounge, stall, davenport, loveseat, chesterfield, recliner, chaise lounge, wing chair |
| seat
| 15 |
noun |
central location of organization |
center, house, spot, site, place, post, heart, situation, residence, headquarters, source, location, capital, mansion, station |
| seat
| 8 |
noun |
central location of organization |
abode, hub, cradle, axis, focal point, nerve center, polestar, fulcrum |
| seat
| 10 |
noun |
base, foundation |
seating, support, bed, ground, basis, bottom, rest, fitting, basement, cause |
| seat
| 2 |
noun |
base, foundation |
groundwork, footing |
| seat
| 3 |
noun |
rear end of animate being |
bottom, behind, rear |
| seat
| 11 |
noun |
rear end of animate being |
duff, backside, posterior, tush, fundament, rump, keister, fanny, rear end, breech, derrière |
| seat
| 13 |
verb |
place in furniture, position |
locate, sit, accommodate, install, plant, set, fix, settle, take, put, hold, establish, deposit |
| seat
| 5 |
verb |
place in furniture, position |
lounge, squat, perch, nestle, roost |
| second
| 17 |
adj |
next; subordinate |
supporting, lower, extra, double, twin, place, following, further, alternative, repeated, secondary, additional, another, lesser, other, subsequent, succeeding |
| second
| 6 |
adj |
next; subordinate |
duplicate, inferior, reproduction, unimportant, runner-up, next in order |
| second
| 3 |
noun |
shortest interval of time |
moment, instant, flash |
| second
| 8 |
noun |
shortest interval of time |
wink, twinkling, jiffy, shake, split second, sec, bat of an eye, nothing flat |
| second
| 4 |
noun |
support; duplicate |
double, assistant, twin, supporter |
| second
| 7 |
noun |
support; duplicate |
proponent, exponent, helper, backer, reproduction, runner-up, placer |
| second
| 9 |
verb |
support, advance a suggestion |
assist, endorse, back, encourage, aid, forward, further, promote, approve |
| second
| 5 |
verb |
support, advance a suggestion |
uphold, back up, give moral support, go along with, stand by |
| secondary
| 12 |
adj |
subordinate; less important |
supporting, lower, extra, dependent, second, relief, small, subject, minor, reserve, lesser, under |
| secondary
| 23 |
adj |
subordinate; less important |
unimportant, trivial, inferior, insignificant, tributary, dinky, contingent, collateral, alternate, auxiliary, accessory, petty, subsidiary, backup, bush-league, consequential, second-rate, small-time, subservient, inconsiderable, minor-league, small-fry, substract |
| secondary
| 6 |
adj |
derivative |
dependent, borrowed, developed, subsequent, derived, resulting |
| secondary
| 12 |
adj |
derivative |
subsidiary, resultant, auxiliary, subordinate, consequent, eventual, indirect, proximate, vicarious, derivational, derivate, second-hand |
| secret
| 12 |
adj |
hidden, unrevealed |
classified, private, mysterious, unknown, closet, deep, dark, close, covered, retired, strange, clouded |
| secret
| 34 |
adj |
hidden, unrevealed |
secluded, covert, undisclosed, undercover, underground, furtive, hush-hush, obscure, occult, mystic, unseen, abstruse, ambiguous, arcane, camouflaged, cloak-and-dagger, cryptic, disguised, esoteric, mystical, out-of-the-way, recondite, reticent, under wraps, unenlightened, unintelligible, veiled, unfrequented, unpublished, backdoor, conspiratorial, enigmatical, on the QT, shrouded |
| secret
| 5 |
adj |
underhand, clandestine |
classified, restricted, close, inside, sneak |
| secret
| 25 |
adj |
underhand, clandestine |
confidential, covert, secretive, surreptitious, furtive, hush-hush, camouflaged, cryptic, discreet, disguised, incognito, sly, sneaky, stealthy, top secret, underhanded, backstairs, backdoor, dissembled, dissimulated, in ambush, sub-rosa, unacknowledged, under false pretense, under-the-table |
| secret
| 7 |
noun |
something kept hidden, unrevealed |
mystery, code, key, confidence, unknown, puzzle, formula |
| secret
| 10 |
noun |
something kept hidden, unrevealed |
occult, cipher, enigma, oracle, password, confidential information, classified information, magic number, privileged information, skeleton in cupboard |
| secretary
| 2 |
noun |
office worker |
assistant, clerk |
| secretary
| 4 |
noun |
office worker |
word processor, executive secretary, receptionist, typist |
| secretary
| 1 |
noun |
desk |
bureau |
| secretary
| 5 |
noun |
desk |
davenport, escritoire, writing desk, secretaire, writing table |
| secretion
| 2 |
noun |
discharge |
flow, movement |
| secretion
| 3 |
noun |
discharge |
excretion, seepage, suppuration |
| secretion
| 4 |
noun |
substance released |
juice, sweat, milk, tears |
| secretion
| 5 |
noun |
substance released |
saliva, gum, sap, mucus, bile |
| section
| 31 |
noun |
division, portion |
category, sector, zone, district, area, region, passage, field, part, branch, department, piece, segment, chunk, share, sample, sphere, belt, slot, cut, end, bite, member, split, fraction, territory, fragment, component, drag, slice, quarter |
| section
| 13 |
noun |
division, portion |
classification, moiety, locality, vicinity, parcel, lump, tract, tier, precinct, subdivision, installment, hunk, cross section |
| sector
| 7 |
noun |
area, subdivision |
region, part, district, zone, category, division, quarter |
| sector
| 2 |
noun |
area, subdivision |
precinct, stratum |
| secular
| 3 |
adj |
not spiritual or religious |
civil, material, lay |
| secular
| 11 |
adj |
not spiritual or religious |
materialistic, worldly, temporal, profane, earthly, laic, nonreligious, laical, nonclerical, of this world, unsacred |
| secure
| 5 |
adj |
safe |
protected, guarded, sheltered, defended, immune |
| secure
| 7 |
adj |
safe |
impregnable, unassailable, undamaged, unharmed, shielded, riskless, out of harm's way |
| secure
| 15 |
adj |
fastened, stable |
solid, strong, sure, sound, firm, set, locked, steady, bound, fast, iron, fixed, tight, adjusted, nailed |
| secure
| 8 |
adj |
fastened, stable |
fortified, staunch, immovable, tenacious, anchored, buttoned down, safe and sound, solid as a rock |
| secure
| 17 |
adj |
certain, definite |
sure, solid, reliable, able, confident, easy, stable, strong, sound, established, assured, steady, firm, determined, balanced, settled, absolute |
| secure
| 21 |
adj |
certain, definite |
cinch, carefree, conclusive, hopeful, in the bag, resolute, sanguine, self-assured, self-confident, steadfast, sure thing, tried and true, well-founded, shoo-in, reassured, at ease, locked on, nailed down, on ice, unanxious, undoubtful |
| secure
| 18 |
verb |
obtain |
capture, buy, get, win, assure, ensure, gain, have, take, achieve, guarantee, grasp, land, lock, acquire, access, hook, catch |
| secure
| 12 |
verb |
obtain |
insure, annex, procure, bag, cinch, chalk up, come by, pick up, rack up, get hold of, lock up, make sure |
| secure
| 13 |
verb |
attach, tie up |
fix, settle, lock, tighten, adjust, chain, bind, button, nail, bolt, close, tie, catch |
| secure
| 18 |
verb |
attach, tie up |
clinch, cement, clamp, tack, hitch, lash, moor, fasten, anchor, padlock, rivet, pinion, batten down, button down, hook on, lock up, make fast, tie down |
| secure
| 7 |
verb |
protect, make safe |
defend, assure, ensure, guarantee, screen, cover, guard |
| secure
| 5 |
verb |
protect, make safe |
insure, safeguard, fend, shield, bulwark |
| security
| 16 |
noun |
safety, protection |
freedom, surveillance, bond, guarantee, insurance, care, guard, defense, promise, custody, refuge, shelter, agreement, retreat, cover, contract |
| security
| 27 |
noun |
safety, protection |
preservation, sanctuary, pledge, pawn, armament, asylum, surety, shield, compact, safekeeping, armor, bail, warrant, immunity, covenant, collateral, earnest, ward, safeguard, pact, redemption, precaution, token, aegis, salvation, safeness, safety measure |
| security
| 5 |
noun |
peace of mind |
freedom, confidence, conviction, calm, ease |
| security
| 7 |
noun |
peace of mind |
positiveness, certainty, reliance, sureness, soundness, surety, assurance |
| see
| 31 |
verb |
perceive with eyes |
notice, look, recognize, regard, watch, examine, observe, identify, detect, spot, witness, view, spy, scan, mind, sight, stare, glimpse, eye, clock, flash, mark, note, gaze, scope, peer, beam, distinguish, remark, contemplate, survey |
| see
| 24 |
verb |
perceive with eyes |
glare, gape, espy, scrutinize, discern, behold, peg, peek, inspect, pierce, gawk, descry, penetrate, peep, heed, lay eyes on, make out, look at, be apprised of, catch a glimpse of, catch sight of, get a load of, pay attention to, take notice |
| see
| 35 |
verb |
appreciate, comprehend |
have, feel, recognize, discover, determine, follow, suffer, feature, notice, get, perceive, observe, hear, know, catch, realize, study, experience, learn, understand, think, view, envision, mind, mark, note, sustain, imagine, distinguish, remark, conceive, investigate, grasp, weigh, undergo |
| see
| 19 |
verb |
appreciate, comprehend |
tumble, fancy, espy, envisage, discern, unearth, ponder, visualize, fathom, behold, descry, ascertain, appraise, find out, make out, take in, catch on, get the drift, get the hang of |
| see
| 15 |
verb |
accompany, guide |
lead, show, receive, visit, walk, call, conduct, meet, encounter, attend, route, direct, date, steer, pilot |
| see
| 20 |
verb |
accompany, guide |
shepherd, usher, escort, come by, drop in, look up, associate with, bear company, come over, consort with, drop by, go out with, go with, keep company with, pop in, run into, speak to, stop by, stop in, take out |
| see
| 10 |
verb |
visualize |
feature, anticipate, think, realize, picture, envision, conceive, vision, imagine, divine |
| see
| 4 |
verb |
visualize |
foresee, fancy, foretell, envisage |
| seed
| 15 |
noun |
beginning, source |
egg, grain, nut, concept, impression, cell, start, suspicion, image, core, spark, ear, conception, particle, notion |
| seed
| 15 |
noun |
beginning, source |
berry, kernel, rudiment, inkling, ovum, germ, bud, nucleus, embryo, conceit, corn, ovule, spore, sperm, semen |
| seed
| 2 |
noun |
children |
race, issue |
| seed
| 10 |
noun |
children |
spawn, brood, progeny, posterity, offspring, descendants, heirs, scions, successors, progeniture |
| seek
| 12 |
verb |
look for |
pursue, follow, investigate, explore, scratch, fish, hunt, root, quest, fan, mouse, chase |
| seek
| 28 |
verb |
look for |
scout, inquire, prowl, dragnet, nose, delve, comb, ransack, beat the bushes, ferret out, fish for, bird-dog, be after, bob for, cast about, delve for, dig for, go after, gun for, leave no stone unturned, look about, look around, look high and low, run after, search for, search out, sniff out, track down |
| seek
| 6 |
verb |
try, attempt |
pursue, undertake, offer, essay, aim, struggle |
| seek
| 5 |
verb |
try, attempt |
assay, endeavor, strive, aspire to, have a go at |
| seek
| 3 |
verb |
ask, inquire |
request, invite, beg |
| seek
| 5 |
verb |
ask, inquire |
solicit, entreat, query, petition, find out |
| seem
| 10 |
verb |
appear; give the impression |
sound, suggest, imply, look, show, hint, assume, pretend, intimate, resemble |
| seem
| 18 |
verb |
appear; give the impression |
insinuate, be suggestive of, convey the impression, create the impression, give the feeling of, give the idea of, have the appearance of, have the aspects of, have the earmarks of, have the features of, have the qualities of, look as if, look like, look to be, make a show of, show every sign of, sound like, strike one as being |
| seize
| 7 |
verb |
grab, take |
catch, grip, appropriate, embrace, grasp, squeeze, envelope |
| seize
| 19 |
verb |
grab, take |
snatch, enfold, compass, clutch, clinch, grapple, pluck, snag, enclose, pinch, fasten, clench, clasp, catch hold of, hang onto, hold fast, lay hands on, lay hold of, take hold of |
| seize
| 21 |
verb |
abduct; take by force |
force, capture, arrest, occupy, take, catch, grab, incorporate, secure, overwhelm, nail, hook, appropriate, overcome, get, lift, gain, exact, bag, trap, grasp |
| seize
| 30 |
verb |
abduct; take by force |
confiscate, commandeer, apprehend, annex, pick up, ambush, hijack, kidnap, overrun, impound, subdue, nab, arrogate, bust, snag, overpower, wrench, pounce, conquer, usurp, snare, throttle, clutch, claw, take over, carry off, spirit away, take by storm, take captive, take possession of |
| selection
| 9 |
noun |
preference from among choices |
option, collection, choice, draft, election, pick, alternative, choosing, picking |
| selection
| 3 |
noun |
preference from among choices |
excerpt, druthers, culling |
| self
| 1 |
adj |
individual |
automatic |
| self
| 9 |
adj |
individual |
ascetic, autonomous, narcissistic, subjective, autogenous, automatous, autonomic, endogenous, narcistic |
| self
| 10 |
noun |
being |
myself, character, person, ego, identity, personality, personal, individual, identical, own |
| self
| 9 |
noun |
being |
individuality, narcissism, egocentrism, psyche, selfhood, substantive, individualization, oneself, proprium |
| sell
| 19 |
verb |
exchange an object for money |
handle, auction, move, trade, close, market, persuade, pitch, dump, snow, boost, stock, exchange, traffic, drum, contract, push, retain, retail |
| sell
| 23 |
verb |
exchange an object for money |
advertise, hawk, peddle, barter, vend, dispose, spiel, puff, hustle, merchandise, plug, unload, wholesale, bargain, soft sell, soft soap, sweet talk, be in business, clinch the deal, close the deal, deal in, put across, put up for sale |
| seller
| 5 |
noun |
person who gives object in exchange for money |
merchant, vendor, agent, dealer, representative |
| seller
| 11 |
noun |
person who gives object in exchange for money |
peddler, trader, shopkeeper, storekeeper, businessperson, salesperson, retailer, marketer, auctioneer, sales help, tradesperson |
| semen
| 15 |
noun |
beginning, source |
egg, grain, nut, concept, impression, cell, start, suspicion, image, core, spark, ear, conception, particle, notion |
| semen
| 14 |
noun |
beginning, source |
berry, kernel, rudiment, inkling, ovum, germ, bud, nucleus, embryo, conceit, corn, ovule, spore, sperm |
| seminar
| 5 |
noun |
conference |
forum, discussion, workshop, convention, meeting |
| seminar
| 7 |
noun |
conference |
round table, symposium, palaver, powwow, rap session, group discussion, open discussion |
| send
| 25 |
verb |
transmit, transfer through a system |
shoot, express, grant, post, drop, deliver, fire, address, forward, commit, ship, issue, assign, convey, direct, accelerate, wire, detail, commission, mail, advance, communicate, broadcast, route, cast |
| send
| 23 |
verb |
transmit, transfer through a system |
relay, dispatch, circulate, propel, televise, freight, radiate, troll, fling, impart, consign, hurl, expedite, remit, delegate, hasten, emit, give off, put out, get under way, hurry off, let fly, rush off |
| send
| 4 |
verb |
please |
move, delight, charm, stir |
| send
| 10 |
verb |
please |
thrill, enthrall, ravish, electrify, excite, titillate, enrapture, turn on, intoxicate, enthuse |
| senior
| 7 |
adj |
older or of higher rank |
leading, elder, superior, major, chief, higher, more advanced |
| senior
| 1 |
adj |
older or of higher rank |
next higher |
| senior
| 5 |
noun |
older person |
elder, grandmother, head, ancient, grandfather |
| senior
| 13 |
noun |
older person |
senior citizen, pensioner, matriarch, patriarch, oldster, old-timer, doyen, doyenne, elderly person, first-born, golden-ager, old folk, retired person |
| sensation
| 10 |
noun |
feeling, perception |
emotion, impression, sensitivity, passion, sense, sentiment, consciousness, thought, response, awareness |
| sensation
| 6 |
noun |
feeling, perception |
susceptibility, tingle, sensibility, sensitiveness, gut reaction, vibes |
| sensation
| 9 |
noun |
something wonderful or awe-inspiring |
excitement, phenomenon, scandal, hit, flash, miracle, surprise, stir, wonder |
| sensation
| 11 |
noun |
something wonderful or awe-inspiring |
thrill, prodigy, agitation, portent, commotion, stunner, furor, marvel, wow, bomb, bombshell |
| sense
| 11 |
noun |
feeling of animate being |
impression, taste, sensitivity, feel, touch, function, sensation, hearing, sight, faculty, smell |
| sense
| 2 |
noun |
feeling of animate being |
sensibility, kinesthesia |
| sense
| 26 |
noun |
awareness, perception |
impression, atmosphere, feel, intelligence, insight, mind, imagination, recognition, knowledge, sentiment, ability, wisdom, appreciation, understanding, judgment, spirit, thought, feeling, smarts, consciousness, reasoning, capacity, discrimination, reason, soul, brains |
| sense
| 19 |
noun |
awareness, perception |
wit, common sense, mentality, aura, intuition, gumption, sharpness, cleverness, intellect, premonition, tact, prudence, quickness, presentiment, discernment, sanity, sagacity, cognizance, clear-headedness |
| sense
| 23 |
noun |
point, meaning |
significance, value, understanding, matter, logic, message, heart, interpretation, use, import, worth, core, good, advantage, drift, reason, short, purpose, burden, definition, substance, stuff, implication |
| sense
| 19 |
noun |
point, meaning |
purport, nitty-gritty, signification, nub, nuance, gist, upshot, thrust, meat, acceptation, bottom line, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, denotatiton, intendment, nature of the beast |
| sense
| 20 |
verb |
become aware of |
notice, feel, anticipate, appreciate, perceive, think, understand, grasp, believe, realize, catch, divine, consider, credit, read, observe, suspect, know, hold, deem |
| sense
| 19 |
verb |
become aware of |
discern, dig, apprehend, savvy, pick up, take in, apperceive, be with it, catch on, catch the drift, feel in bones, feel in gut, get the drift, get the idea, get the impression, get the picture, get vibes, have a feeling, have a hunch |
| sensitive
| 11 |
adj |
impressionable |
precise, nervous, conscious, delicate, emotional, knowing, seeing, understanding, feeling, fine, perceiving |
| sensitive
| 34 |
adj |
impressionable |
tricky, tense, keen, susceptible, receptive, touchy, perceptive, unstable, responsive, acute, psychic, cognizant, high-strung, hung up, impressible, irritable, precarious, sensory, sentient, ticklish, wired, sensorial, umbrageous, hypersensitive, easily affected, emotionable, oversensitive, reactive, sensatory, sensile, supersensitive, touchy feely, tuned in, turned on to |
| sensitive
| 3 |
adj |
easily hurt |
delicate, painful, tender |
| sensitive
| 2 |
adj |
easily hurt |
sore, easily harmed |
| sensitivity
| 6 |
noun |
responsiveness to stimuli |
sympathy, sense, feeling, awareness, consciousness, sensation |
| sensitivity
| 11 |
noun |
responsiveness to stimuli |
nervousness, subtlety, susceptibility, delicacy, acuteness, receptiveness, sensitiveness, reactivity, affectibility, impressionability, reactiveness |
| sensualist
| 3 |
noun |
sexy person |
voluptuary, epicure, sybarite |
| sentence
| 18 |
noun |
punishing decree |
term, decision, order, penalty, verdict, ruling, judgment, punishment, knock, clock, stretch, vacation, trick, book, sleep, time, fall, determination |
| sentence
| 12 |
noun |
punishing decree |
edict, censure, dictum, condemnation, pronouncement, hitch, getup, rap, doom, jolt, considered opinion, sending up the river |
| sentence
| 11 |
verb |
decide punishment |
punish, blame, jail, convict, condemn, devote, rule, settle, damn, judge, railroad |
| sentence
| 19 |
verb |
decide punishment |
incarcerate, penalize, imprison, confine, adjudge, adjudicate, proscribe, ordain, denounce, doom, impound, put away, mete out, pass judgment, put on ice, send to prison, send up the river, take the fall, throw the book at |
| sentient
| 11 |
adj |
conscious |
awake, aware, feeling, informed, knowing, noticing, observing, perceiving, seeing, understanding, recognizing |
| sentient
| 11 |
adj |
conscious |
alert, attentive, cognizant, receptive, responsive, watchful, able to recognize, apperceptive, in on, in the right mind, sensitive to |
| sentiment
| 17 |
noun |
emotion, belief |
idea, thought, attitude, bias, passion, position, opinion, feeling, tendency, view, mind, eye, affect, judgment, conception, conviction, leaning |
| sentiment
| 21 |
noun |
emotion, belief |
penchant, propensity, persuasion, inclination, slant, partiality, disposition, posture, sentimentality, tenderness, predilection, sensibility, affectivity, inclining, romanticism, softheartedness, emotionalism, hearts and flowers, overemotionalism, tender feeling, way of thinking |
| separate
| 14 |
adj |
disconnected |
independent, free, isolated, abstracted, distributed, divided, loose, scattered, marked, removed, apart, distant, parted, divorced |
| separate
| 22 |
adj |
disconnected |
sovereign, disjointed, disembodied, detached, asunder, discrete, divergent, unattached, unconnected, partitioned, disunited, disassociated, sundered, apportioned, severed, cut apart, cut in two, far between, in halves, put asunder, set apart, set asunder |
| separate
| 15 |
adj |
alone, individual |
independent, different, distinct, free, single, diverse, various, particular, unique, sole, one, apart, distinctive, only, several |
| separate
| 6 |
adj |
alone, individual |
autonomous, solitary, detached, discrete, lone, peculiar |
| separate
| 6 |
verb |
remove something from group; keep or set apart |
divide, divorce, break, split, distribute, part |
| separate
| 21 |
verb |
remove something from group; keep or set apart |
disconnect, detach, sever, cleave, disentangle, dissect, disjoin, undo, uncouple, sunder, intersect, disjoint, rupture, dissever, break off, come between, split up, dichotomize, come apart, come away, uncombine |
| separate
| 9 |
verb |
isolate, segregate |
sort, interval, group, space, island, distribute, assign, order, classify |
| separate
| 19 |
verb |
isolate, segregate |
break up, cut off, insulate, seclude, winnow, sequester, sift, comb, discriminate, compartment, intervene, split up, compartmentalize, close off, draw apart, put on one side, rope off, single out, stand between |
| separate
| 5 |
verb |
part company in a romantic |
divorce, leave, depart, drop, part |
| separate
| 20 |
verb |
part company in a romantic |
break up, estrange, bifurcate, discontinue, diverge, uncouple, disunite, break off, pull out, split up, disunify, break it off, dedomicile, go away, go different ways, go separate ways, relationship or marriage alienate, take leave, unlink, untie the knot |
| separation
| 7 |
noun |
being apart; break-up |
divorce, departure, split, division, gap, break, parting |
| separation
| 23 |
noun |
being apart; break-up |
dissolution, partition, estrangement, disengagement, segregation, rift, divorcement, severance, disunion, disconnection, detachment, farewell, disjunction, rupture, dissociation, embarkation, dialysis, leave-taking, dedomiciling, disrelation, parting of the ways, pffft, split-up |
| sequence
| 17 |
noun |
series, order |
array, string, arrangement, streak, course, row, chain, run, track, train, cycle, placement, flow, graduation, distribution, grouping, ordering |
| sequence
| 18 |
noun |
series, order |
progression, classification, concatenation, continuity, sequel, procession, disposition, continuance, perpetuity, succession, skein, pecking order, consecution, successiveness, continuousness, subsequence, catenation, consecutiveness |
| series
| 21 |
noun |
order, succession |
streak, set, run, string, sequence, list, course, array, file, row, category, scale, group, chain, arrangement, suit, suite, train, line, column, range |
| series
| 10 |
noun |
order, succession |
classification, alternation, procession, gradation, continuity, sequel, tier, progression, skein, consecution |
| serious
| 11 |
adj |
somber, humorless |
genuine, honest, severe, bound, determined, grave, intent, set, staid, steady, resolved |
| serious
| 28 |
adj |
somber, humorless |
deliberate, sincere, thoughtful, sober, austere, bound and determined, businesslike, contemplative, deadpan, downbeat, earnest, funereal, grim, meditative, no-nonsense, pensive, reflective, resolute, sedate, solemn, stern, weighty, pokerfaced, cold sober, go for broke, long-faced, unhumorous, unsmiling |
| serious
| 17 |
adj |
crucial, weighty |
major, dangerous, deep, severe, important, significant, tough, meaningful, difficult, fell, grave, hard, heavy, pressing, threatening, ugly, worrying |
| serious
| 23 |
adj |
crucial, weighty |
grievous, far-reaching, urgent, arduous, fateful, formidable, grim, laborious, menacing, momentous, operose, strenuous, meaning business, no joke, no laughing matter, of consequence, out for blood, playing hard ball, smoking, sobering, strictly business, unamusing, unhumorous |
| servant
| 5 |
noun |
person who waits on another |
assistant, slave, help, dependent, domestic |
| servant
| 11 |
noun |
person who waits on another |
attendant, helper, hireling, serf, minion, retainer, drudge, menial, server, cleaning person, live-in |
| serve
| 13 |
verb |
aid, help; supply |
play, handle, give, provide, distribute, deliver, hit, present, deal, assist, nurse, provision, arrange |
| serve
| 12 |
verb |
aid, help; supply |
oblige, succor, do for, wait on, attend to, be of assistance, be of use, care for, dish up, minister to, set out, work for |
| serve
| 11 |
verb |
act, do |
complete, attend, perform, work, accept, pass, follow, function, labor, observe, agree |
| serve
| 10 |
verb |
act, do |
obey, officiate, hearken, discharge, toil, fulfill, carry on, go through, subserve, be employed by |
| serve
| 14 |
verb |
suffice; do the work of |
do, make, work, benefit, function, satisfy, service, fit, profit, suit, answer, apply, content, advantage |
| serve
| 10 |
verb |
suffice; do the work of |
avail, answer the purpose, be acceptable, be adequate, be good enough, be of use, be useful, do duty as, fill the bill, work for |
| server
| 5 |
noun |
person who waits on another |
assistant, slave, help, dependent, domestic |
| server
| 10 |
noun |
person who waits on another |
attendant, helper, hireling, serf, minion, retainer, drudge, menial, cleaning person, live-in |
| server
| 1 |
noun |
attendant |
host |
| server
| 7 |
noun |
attendant |
waiter, hostess, flight attendant, porter, waitress, stewardess, maitre d' |
| service
| 19 |
noun |
aid, help |
duty, use, office, business, supply, assistance, work, account, benefit, maintenance, employment, utility, advantage, employ, value, labor, favor, fitness, check |
| service
| 13 |
noun |
aid, help |
appropriateness, overhaul, dispensation, avail, courtesy, applicability, relevance, indulgence, kindness, usefulness, ministration, serviceability, servicing |
| service
| 3 |
noun |
rite of a church |
function, ceremony, ritual |
| service
| 6 |
noun |
rite of a church |
observance, formality, ceremonial, liturgy, worship, sermon |
| service
| 4 |
noun |
time in military operation |
duty, action, fighting, combat |
| service
| 2 |
noun |
time in military operation |
sting, active duty |
| session
| 9 |
noun |
meeting, gathering |
conference, discussion, term, period, hearing, affair, assembly, sitting, meet |
| session
| 5 |
noun |
meeting, gathering |
huddle, showdown, concourse, get-together, jam session |
| set
| 21 |
adj |
decided |
firm, bent, stated, specified, rooted, established, confirmed, pat, intent, appointed, regular, determined, scheduled, fixed, settled, certain, usual, concluded, agreed, resolved, arranged |
| set
| 25 |
adj |
decided |
immovable, obstinate, ironclad, predetermined, entrenched, prescribed, customary, decisive, definite, inveterate, pigheaded, resolute, rigid, steadfast, stubborn, unflappable, stipulated, prearranged, dead set on, hanging tough, locked in, set in stone, solid as a rock, stiff-necked, well-set |
| set
| 9 |
adj |
firm, hardened; inflexible |
located, solid, stiff, placed, stable, fixed, settled, strict, positioned |
| set
| 11 |
adj |
firm, hardened; inflexible |
immovable, entrenched, situate, situated, rigid, stubborn, unyielding, hidebound, sited, jelled, hard and fast |
| set
| 9 |
noun |
physical bearing |
fit, presence, hang, air, turn, attitude, address, position, port |
| set
| 7 |
noun |
physical bearing |
deportment, comportment, mien, carriage, demeanor, inclination, posture |
| set
| 3 |
noun |
stage setting |
setting, scene, flats |
| set
| 3 |
noun |
stage setting |
scenery, stage set, mise en scène |
| set
| 20 |
noun |
group, assortment |
series, array, lot, collection, crowd, cluster, gang, bunch, crew, circle, body, company, outfit, band, kit, class, camp, push, organization, pack |
| set
| 14 |
noun |
group, assortment |
batch, coterie, faction, bundle, clique, mob, clan, compendium, clutch, sect, clump, assemblage, gaggle, rat pack |
| set
| 31 |
verb |
position, place |
locate, head, prepare, fix, introduce, turn, settle, lay, install, put, apply, post, establish, point, lock, direct, rest, seat, station, spread, plant, park, train, stick, arrange, insert, level, mount, aim, cast, deposit |
| set
| 15 |
verb |
position, place |
wedge, affix, plop, lodge, situate, bestow, plank, plunk, ensconce, fasten, embed, anchor, make fast, make ready, zero in |
| set
| 22 |
verb |
decide upon |
appoint, name, schedule, make, impose, settle, determine, establish, fix, specify, resolve, rate, conclude, price, direct, value, instruct, dictate, estimate, regulate, assign, arrange |
| set
| 10 |
verb |
decide upon |
stipulate, designate, decree, prescribe, ordain, allocate, allot, lay down, agree upon, fix price |
| set
| 2 |
verb |
harden |
fix, cake |
| set
| 15 |
verb |
harden |
stiffen, thicken, condense, jelly, clot, congeal, solidify, coagulate, jell, gelatinize, crystallize, jellify, gel, become firm, gelate |
| set
| 6 |
verb |
decline |
drop, sink, vanish, dip, disappear, descend |
| set
| 2 |
verb |
decline |
subside, go down |
| set
| 4 |
verb |
start, incite |
initiate, begin, raise, provoke |
| set
| 8 |
verb |
start, incite |
abet, instigate, commence, foment, whip up, put in motion, set on, stir up |
| settle
| 25 |
verb |
straighten out, resolve |
end, complete, conclude, pay, fix, negotiate, determine, decide, establish, clear, achieve, square, concert, figure, seal, regulate, confirm, choose, satisfy, judge, arrange, appoint, rule, adjust, order |
| settle
| 22 |
verb |
straighten out, resolve |
work out, clinch, reconcile, adjudicate, verify, dispose, mediate, cinch, discharge, clear up, nail down, put an end to, call the shots, clean up, come to a conclusion, come to a decision, come to an agreement, form judgment, make a decision, make certain, put into order, set to rights |
| settle
| 5 |
verb |
calm, relieve |
relax, quiet, assure, compose, still |
| settle
| 10 |
verb |
calm, relieve |
tranquilize, reassure, soothe, quell, pacify, lull, sedate, becalm, allay, quieten |
| settle
| 11 |
verb |
come to rest; fall |
put, land, sit, decline, plunge, lay, seat, sink, light, place, descend |
| settle
| 15 |
verb |
come to rest; fall |
plop, perch, flop, subside, repose, alight, submerge, lodge, submerse, immerse, roost, bed down, set down, settle down, touch down |
| settle
| 4 |
verb |
make one's home |
live, establish, locate, park |
| settle
| 14 |
verb |
make one's home |
reside, squat, abide, colonize, lodge, dwell, inhabit, keep house, move to, put down roots, set up home, take root, take up residence, hang up one's hat |
| settlement
| 13 |
noun |
decision, conclusion |
deal, establishment, agreement, contract, arrangement, compensation, resolution, payment, determination, satisfaction, pay, adjustment, conclusion |
| settlement
| 18 |
noun |
decision, conclusion |
completion, compact, confirmation, liquidation, payoff, reimbursement, showdown, clearance, covenant, disposition, discharge, termination, quietus, happy medium, remuneration, defrayal, trade-off, working out |
| settlement
| 5 |
noun |
community |
establishment, foundation, residence, colony, occupation |
| settlement
| 9 |
noun |
community |
encampment, occupancy, hamlet, plantation, habitation, colonization, outpost, inhabitancy, principality |
| sex
| 1 |
noun |
male or female gender |
sexuality |
| sex
| 6 |
noun |
male or female gender |
manliness, femininity, masculinity, manhood, womanliness, womanhood |
| sex
| 3 |
noun |
intercourse between animate beings |
sexuality, generation, relations |
| sex
| 12 |
noun |
intercourse between animate beings |
sensuality, copulation, fornication, magnetism, lovemaking, reproduction, intimacy, procreation, coitus, coition, birds and the bees, facts of life |
| sex drive
| 2 |
noun |
sex instinct |
sexuality, passion |
| sex drive
| 5 |
noun |
sex instinct |
lust, eroticism, sexual desire, sexual urge, the hots |
| sexual
| 4 |
adj |
concerning reproduction, intercourse |
intimate, animal, loving, sharing |
| sexual
| 15 |
adj |
concerning reproduction, intercourse |
reproductive, erotic, carnal, passionate, sensual, bestial, fleshly, voluptuous, wanton, animalistic, generative, genital, genitive, procreative, venereal |
| sexual activity
| 3 |
noun |
fondling |
kissing, sex, petting |
| sexual activity
| 8 |
noun |
fondling |
necking, caress, lovemaking, action, heavy petting, cuddling, making out, oral sex |
| sexual activity
| 2 |
noun |
monkey business |
fraud, romance |
| sexual activity
| 26 |
noun |
monkey business |
amour, chicanery, dalliance, deception, dirty pool, double-dealing, fling, flirtation, liaison, love affair, mischief, monkey business, shenanigans, skullduggery, subterfuge, trickery, devilry, chicane, fooling around, fourberie, funny business, hankie-pankie, hokey-pokey, knavery, machinations, sharp practice |
| sexual intercourse
| 1 |
noun |
making love |
sex |
| sexual intercourse
| 9 |
noun |
making love |
consummation, sexual relations, cohabitation, coitus, copula, going to bed with, sexual commerce, sexual congress, sleeping with |
| sexy
| 2 |
adj |
being erotically attractive to another |
inviting, provoking |
| sexy
| 20 |
adj |
being erotically attractive to another |
provocative, racy, sensuous, hot, mature, seductive, sensual, cuddly, flirtatious, libidinous, risqué, slinky, spicy, steamy, suggestive, voluptuous, come-hither, arousing, kissable, titillating |
| shade
| 5 |
noun |
dimness |
shadow, darkness, screen, cover, shadows |
| shade
| 12 |
noun |
dimness |
dusk, shadiness, umbrage, blackness, coolness, obscurity, penumbra, umbra, semidarkness, gloominess, adumbration, obscuration |
| shade
| 4 |
noun |
blind, shield |
curtain, screen, cover, covering |
| shade
| 3 |
noun |
blind, shield |
awning, veil, canopy |
| shade
| 2 |
noun |
color, hue |
tone, cast |
| shade
| 5 |
noun |
color, hue |
tinge, stain, tint, saturation, brilliance |
| shade
| 12 |
noun |
slight difference |
hint, variation, variety, degree, streak, trace, cast, amount, suspicion, suggestion, distinction, proposal |
| shade
| 8 |
noun |
slight difference |
tinge, semblance, nuance, tincture, gradation, dash, spice, soupçon |
| shade
| 2 |
noun |
ghost |
shadow, spirit |
| shade
| 10 |
noun |
ghost |
phantom, apparition, haunt, revenant, bogey, phantasm, specter, wraith, manes, umbra |
| shade
| 8 |
verb |
shut out the light |
gray, protect, hide, shelter, screen, cover, shadow, cloud |
| shade
| 20 |
verb |
shut out the light |
dim, darken, shield, mute, conceal, blacken, obscure, umbrage, overshadow, adumbrate, shutter, deepen, eclipse, veil, tone down, be overcast, cast a shadow, cloud over, cloud up, inumbrate |
| shadow
| 5 |
noun |
darkness |
dark, shade, shelter, cover, protection |
| shadow
| 9 |
noun |
darkness |
gloom, obscurity, dusk, umbrage, dimness, penumbra, umbra, adumbration, obscuration |
| shadow
| 4 |
noun |
hint, suggestion |
trace, breath, suspicion, touch |
| shadow
| 7 |
noun |
hint, suggestion |
vestige, relic, tincture, smack, intimation, tinge, memento |
| shadow
| 5 |
verb |
make dark |
gray, shelter, screen, shade, cloud |
| shadow
| 16 |
verb |
make dark |
dim, obscure, overshadow, bedim, darken, shield, overcast, adumbrate, umbrage, haze, overhang, becloud, veil, overcloud, cast a shadow, inumbrate |
| shadow
| 6 |
verb |
follow secretly |
pursue, watch, dog, trail, tail, tag |
| shadow
| 3 |
verb |
follow secretly |
stalk, keep in sight, spy on |
| shaft
| 4 |
noun |
rod |
handle, pole, bar, stem |
| shaft
| 1 |
noun |
rod |
cylinder |
| shaft
| 2 |
noun |
weapon |
arrow, missile |
| shaft
| 2 |
noun |
weapon |
lance, spear |
| shaft
| 3 |
noun |
ray of light |
beam, streak, wave |
| shaft
| 2 |
noun |
ray of light |
ray, light ray |
| shaft
| 11 |
noun |
long part of something |
beam, tunnel, rod, pole, handle, missile, hole, bar, column, arrow, tongue |
| shaft
| 21 |
noun |
long part of something |
cylinder, duct, chimney, vent, monolith, spear, barb, spindle, axis, spire, ray, lance, conduit, obelisk, axle, pinnacle, pillar, flue, helve, diaphysis, thill |
| shake
| 9 |
verb |
quiver, tremble |
disturb, swing, upset, wave, rock, jar, move, whip, water |
| shake
| 49 |
verb |
quiver, tremble |
rattle, convulse, jolt, roil, shudder, sway, flitter, perturb, bump, twitter, agitate, shimmy, shimmer, quake, quail, churn, flourish, brandish, discompose, jounce, wobble, quaver, vibrate, shiver, waggle, totter, flicker, ruffle, flap, jerk, disquiet, jog, tremor, reel, flutter, oscillate, dodder, palpitate, flit, fluctuate, stagger, chatter, dither, concuss, commove, joggle, succuss, set in motion, stir up |
| shake
| 9 |
verb |
upset deeply |
disturb, upset, worry, throw, undermine, weaken, jar, bother, move |
| shake
| 17 |
verb |
upset deeply |
unsettle, rattle, frighten, unnerve, intimidate, horrify, dismay, discompose, distress, appall, impair, consternate, daunt, unstring, knock props out, make waves, throw a curve |
| shallow
| 5 |
adj |
not deep |
flat, empty, shelf, slight, surface |
| shallow
| 10 |
adj |
not deep |
trivial, hollow, shoal, trifling, cursory, sand bar, superficial, unsound, inconsiderable, depthless |
| shallow
| 4 |
adj |
unintelligent, ignorant |
empty, slight, simple, surface |
| shallow
| 28 |
adj |
unintelligent, ignorant |
foolish, trivial, frothy, hollow, petty, flimsy, piddling, idle, lightweight, trifling, cursory, empty-headed, farcical, featherbrained, flighty, frivolous, half-baked, inane, meaningless, paltry, puerile, sketchy, skin-deep, superficial, uncritical, unthinking, vain, wishy-washy |
| shame
| 3 |
noun |
disgrace, embarrassment |
guilt, confusion, scandal |
| shame
| 37 |
noun |
disgrace, embarrassment |
humiliation, irritation, remorse, stigma, contempt, disrepute, pang, abashment, mortification, obloquy, blot, reproach, dishonor, derision, discredit, stupefaction, compunction, infamy, chagrin, disesteem, degradation, opprobrium, treachery, odium, ignominy, discomposure, smear, contrition, ill repute, self-reproof, shamefacedness, self-disgust, self-reproach, bad conscience, loss of face, pudency, skeleton in the cupboard |
| shame
| 21 |
verb |
disgrace, embarrass |
debase, ridicule, dishonor, discredit, mortify, reproach, humiliate, defile, blot, smear, humble, disconcert, confound, abash, degrade, stain, take down, cut down to size, give a black eye, shoot down, take down a peg |
| shape
| 20 |
noun |
form, structure |
body, outline, format, pattern, frame, shadow, architecture, aspect, model, appearance, cut, constitution, make, build, figure, profile, look, cast, construction, lines |
| shape
| 16 |
noun |
form, structure |
silhouette, configuration, contour, symmetry, metamorphosis, circumscription, mold, simulacrum, embodiment, stamp, semblance, conformation, chassis, likeness, guise, lineation |
| shape
| 7 |
noun |
condition, health |
case, repair, trim, estate, state, fitness, order |
| shape
| 3 |
noun |
condition, health |
kilter, fettle, whack |
| shape
| 15 |
verb |
form, create |
fashion, carve, frame, construct, produce, build, trim, pat, pattern, make, cast, cut, assemble, model, sculpture |
| shape
| 17 |
verb |
form, create |
embody, forge, mold, sketch, hew, stamp, chisel, whittle, fabricate, knead, mint, block out, streamline, crystallize, bring together, roughhew, throw together |
| shape
| 12 |
verb |
devise, plan |
develop, prepare, frame, modify, adapt, become, regulate, guide, define, accommodate, grow, form |
| shape
| 4 |
verb |
devise, plan |
tailor, remodel, work up, take form |
| share
| 29 |
noun |
portion, allotment |
division, stake, proportion, part, interest, percentage, contribution, claim, serving, divide, taste, chunk, dose, measure, slice, end, bite, due, commission, split, fraction, heritage, fragment, helping, cut, segment, piece, lot, points |
| share
| 22 |
noun |
portion, allotment |
dividend, quantum, apportionment, divvy, whack, parcel, ration, lagniappe, quota, drag, pittance, plum, allowance, quotient, cut in, cut up, meed, rake-off, fifty-fifty, halver, partage, quotum |
| share
| 13 |
verb |
use in common with others |
divide, receive, distribute, experience, split, participate, slice, deal, shift, yield, administer, part, assign |
| share
| 31 |
verb |
use in common with others |
accord, divvy, apportion, ration, prorate, quota, partition, bestow, allot, dispense, partake, divvy up, dole out, split up, be a party to, cut the pie, divide with, give and take, give out, go Dutch, go fifty-fifty, go halves, go in with, have a hand in, have a portion of, mete out, parcel out, pay half, piece up, slice up, take a part of |
| shareholder
| 1 |
noun |
stockholder |
investor |
| shareholder
| 2 |
noun |
stockholder |
bondholder, shareowner |
| shark
| 1 |
noun |
person who fools others |
sharper |
| shark
| 29 |
noun |
person who fools others |
hypocrite, trickster, impostor, rascal, con artist, crook, swindler, rogue, charlatan, quack, decoy, jockey, bluff, shyster, deceiver, chiseler, defrauder, double-crosser, fake, pretender, cozener, enticer, inveigler, scammer, double-dealer, dodger, masquerader, confidence operator, conniver |
| shark
| 1 |
noun |
criminal, thief |
cheat |
| shark
| 11 |
noun |
criminal, thief |
rogue, villain, swindler, racketeer, scoundrel, robber, shyster, knave, pilferer, purloiner, filcher |
| shark
| 6 |
noun |
master, specialist |
professional, authority, artist, phenomenon, pro, graduate |
| shark
| 14 |
noun |
master, specialist |
connoisseur, ace, guru, wizard, virtuoso, adept, whiz, buff, old hand, proficient, artiste, doyen, hot shot, old pro |
| shark
| 2 |
noun |
person who is false, deceitful |
cheat, mechanic |
| shark
| 21 |
noun |
person who is false, deceitful |
forger, crook, sham, fake, counterfeit, bastard, mountebank, racketeer, phony, pretender, quack, deceiver, impostor, swindler, charlatan, four-flusher, double-dealer, hoaxer, bluffer, horse trader, play actor |
| shark
| 15 |
verb |
loan, accommodate |
supply, give, extend, grant, provide, contribute, afford, add, allow, advance, stake, let, permit, trust, present |
| shark
| 9 |
verb |
loan, accommodate |
impart, oblige, confer, bestow, furnish, entrust, loan shark, lay on one, lend-lease |
| shark
| 9 |
noun |
expert, skilled person, female or male |
doctor, authority, genius, scientist, professional, artist, winner, champion, pro |
| shark
| 25 |
noun |
expert, skilled person, female or male |
connoisseur, guru, ace, wizard, sage, virtuoso, maven, adept, pundit, whiz, buff, maestro, conqueror, savant, victor, old hand, past master, prima donna, proficient, artiste, doyen, doyenne, old pro, real pro, whiz-bang |
| shark
| 6 |
noun |
person prepared for work by extended study or practice |
specialist, pro, expert, artist, star, authority |
| shark
| 17 |
noun |
person prepared for work by extended study or practice |
pundit, brain, wizard, virtuoso, adept, whiz, egghead, old hand, proficient, whiz kid, artiste, hotshot, superstar, powerhouse, old pro, old war-horse, phenom |
| shark
| 3 |
noun |
person who pretends to be an expert |
actor, cheat, fraud |
| shark
| 26 |
noun |
person who pretends to be an expert |
mountebank, faker, fake, sharp, whip, counterfeit, counterfeiter, sham, humbug, phony, bum, pretender, impostor, pseudo, put-on, charlatan, con artist, simulator, four-flusher, playactor, shammer, slicker, bunco artist, flimflammer, hoser, quacksalver |
| shark
| 9 |
adj |
clever, intelligent |
wise, sharp, smart, calculating, cunning, inside, knowing, profound, smooth |
| shark
| 41 |
adj |
clever, intelligent |
ingenious, sensible, penetrating, sly, keen, farsighted, slick, judicious, perceptive, cagey, astute, canny, prudent, probing, crafty, wily, acute, artful, brainy, cutting, deep, discerning, discriminating, foxy, heady, perspicacious, piercing, quick-witted, sagacious, savvy, slippery, tricky, underhand, argute, astucious, in the know, on the inside, on top of, streetwise, up on, wised up |
| shark
| 7 |
noun |
person who cheats another |
clip, cheat, operator, sharp, sharper, fraud, mechanic |
| shark
| 26 |
noun |
person who cheats another |
forger, rascal, thief, con artist, crook, cheater, counterfeiter, charlatan, grifter, defrauder, chiseler, mountebank, scoundrel, rook, absconder, trickster, deceiver, falsifier, impostor, four-flusher, double-dealer, gouger, slicker, scammer, dodger, confidence artist |
| shark
| 6 |
noun |
person who is highly skilled |
genius, star, expert, artist, authority, professional |
| shark
| 11 |
noun |
person who is highly skilled |
whiz, ace, crackerjack, pro, virtuoso, adept, prodigy, proficient, whiz kid, wiz, hot shot |
| shark
| 3 |
noun |
a greedy person |
swindler, Shylock, loan shark |
| shark
| 1 |
noun |
confidence man |
fraud |
| shark
| 18 |
noun |
confidence man |
crook, swindler, hustler, con man, deceiver, mountebank, cheater, barricuda, bilker, bunco, clip artist, fleecer, flimflammer, hoser, scam artist, scammer, sharpie, smoothie |
| shark
| 1 |
noun |
confidence man |
fraud |
| shark
| 17 |
noun |
confidence man |
crook, swindler, hustler, con artist, deceiver, mountebank, cheater, bilker, bunco, clip artist, fleecer, flimflammer, hoser, scam artist, scammer, sharpie, smoothie |
| shark
| 13 |
noun |
con man |
con artist, hustler, cheater, bilker, bunco, clip artist, fleecer, flimflammer, hoser, scam artist, scammer, sharpie, smoothie |
| shark
| 1 |
noun |
gangster |
criminal |
| shark
| 3 |
noun |
gangster |
mobster, loan shark, extortionist |
| shark
| 11 |
noun |
cheat |
swindler, trickster, deceiver, defrauder, victimizer, grifter, bilk, con artist, cozener, scammer, fraudster |
| shark
| 11 |
noun |
cheat |
bilk, cheater, con artist, deceiver, defrauder, grifter, swindler, trickster, victimizer, fraudster, scammer |
| shark
| 11 |
noun |
cheat |
trickster, deceiver, swindler, victimizer, grifter, cheater, bilk, con artist, cozener, scammer, fraudster |
| shark
| 12 |
noun |
cheat |
bilk, cheater, con artist, cozener, deceiver, defrauder, grifter, swindler, trickster, victimizer, fraudster, scammer |
| shark
| 33 |
noun |
cheat |
double-crosser, crook, fake, jockey, decoy, chiseler, rascal, defrauder, cheater, rogue, bluff, pretender, victimizer, quack, shyster, hypocrite, charlatan, trickster, rook, deceiver, impostor, swindler, bilk, con artist, cozener, enticer, inveigler, double-dealer, masquerader, scammer, dodger, confidence operator, conniver |
| shark
| 1 |
noun |
cheat |
sharper |
| shark
| 32 |
noun |
cheat |
double-crosser, crook, fake, jockey, decoy, chiseler, rascal, defrauder, cheater, bluff, pretender, quack, shyster, hypocrite, charlatan, trickster, rook, deceiver, impostor, swindler, rogue, bilk, con artist, cozener, enticer, inveigler, double-dealer, masquerader, scammer, dodger, confidence operator, conniver |
| sharp
| 5 |
adj |
knifelike, cutting |
pointed, fine, peaked, edged, tipped |
| sharp
| 38 |
adj |
knifelike, cutting |
acute, stinging, keen, salient, tapering, barbed, jagged, prickly, serrated, spiked, thorny, aciculate, acuminate, cuspate, cuspidate, pointy, razor-sharp, sharpened, spiny, acuate, acuminous, apical, briery, ground fine, honed, horned, keen-edged, knife-edged, needle-pointed, needlelike, pronged, sharp-edged, spiky, splintery, tapered, tined, unblunted, whetted |
| sharp
| 4 |
adj |
sudden |
intense, marked, extreme, distinct |
| sharp
| 1 |
adj |
sudden |
abrupt |
| sharp
| 14 |
adj |
perceptive, quick-witted |
brilliant, fast, bright, quick, subtle, intelligent, smart, knowing, ready, wise, sensitive, original, critical, cute |
| sharp
| 27 |
adj |
perceptive, quick-witted |
acute, slick, nimble, alert, keen, savvy, adroit, apt, astute, brainy, canny, clever, discerning, discriminating, foxy, ingenious, not born yesterday, observant, on the ball, penetrating, resourceful, having smarts, penetrative, quick on the trigger, quick on the uptake, smart as a tack, nobody's fool |
| sharp
| 4 |
adj |
dishonest, deceitful |
smart, cunning, bent, designing |
| sharp
| 15 |
adj |
dishonest, deceitful |
salty, shrewd, slick, artful, crafty, ornery, shady, slippery, sly, snaky, two-faced, underhand, unethical, unscrupulous, wily |
| sharp
| 9 |
adj |
severe, intense |
smart, fierce, biting, painful, cutting, shooting, distinct, violent, drilling |
| sharp
| 12 |
adj |
severe, intense |
acute, stinging, keen, sore, agonizing, distressing, excruciating, penetrating, piercing, knifelike, stabbing, paralyzing |
| sharp
| 4 |
adj |
distinct, well-defined |
obvious, clear, explicit, visible |
| sharp
| 4 |
adj |
distinct, well-defined |
crisp, audible, clear-cut, definite |
| sharp
| 4 |
adj |
stylish |
smart, fine, distinctive, excellent |
| sharp
| 12 |
adj |
stylish |
fly, chic, swank, classy, dashing, dressy, fashionable, first-class, snappy, trendy, tony, in style |
| sharp
| 7 |
adj |
hurtful, bitter in speech |
harsh, pointed, severe, biting, cutting, short, angry |
| sharp
| 22 |
adj |
hurtful, bitter in speech |
incisive, stinging, caustic, scathing, tart, acrimonious, barbed, inconsiderate, penetrating, peppery, piercing, pungent, sarcastic, sardonic, thoughtless, trenchant, unceremonious, ungracious, virulent, vitriolic, stabbing, double-edged |
| sharp
| 6 |
adj |
having strong affect on animate senses |
harsh, hot, bitter, active, acid, burning |
| sharp
| 15 |
adj |
having strong affect on animate senses |
vigorous, acerbic, brisk, sour, lively, astringent, tart, acrid, austere, odorous, piquant, pungent, strong-smelling, suffocating, vinegary |
| sharp
| 7 |
adv |
on time |
square, right, accurately, exactly, just, precisely, suddenly |
| sharp
| 8 |
adv |
on time |
bang, promptly, squarely, abruptly, smack-dab, on the button, on the dot, punctually |
| shatter
| 12 |
verb |
break into small pieces |
ruin, explode, exhaust, crush, split, crack, snap, destroy, blast, burst, crash, fragment |
| shatter
| 25 |
verb |
break into small pieces |
smash, dash, splinter, wreck, demolish, impair, disable, fracture, rive, crunch, scrunch, rend, pulverize, fragmentize, shiver, implode, blight, overturn, total, smatter, torpedo, fragmentalize, smash to smithereens, splinterize, wrack up |
| shatter
| 4 |
verb |
hurt someone badly |
crush, destroy, ruin, upset |
| shatter
| 4 |
verb |
hurt someone badly |
rattle, devastate, dumbfound, break a heart |
| shave
| 11 |
verb |
cut outer covering off |
trim, kiss, brush, cut, peel, clip, strip, crop, plane, skin, touch |
| shave
| 15 |
verb |
cut outer covering off |
pare, shred, skim, slash, cut down, shear, prune, decorticate, graze, barber, sliver, cut back, shingle, make bare, slice thin |
| shed
| 13 |
verb |
cast off |
drop, yield, slip, reject, beam, spill, afford, give, sprinkle, shower, cast, scatter, throw |
| shed
| 21 |
verb |
cast off |
take off, scrap, discard, jettison, exuviate, junk, cashier, molt, emit, doff, diffuse, disburden, slough, radiate, exude, throw away, throw out, give forth, let fall, pour forth, send forth |
| sheep
| 6 |
noun |
mass of water particles in air |
darkness, fog, smoke, steam, rack, film |
| sheep
| 26 |
noun |
mass of water particles in air |
gloom, vapor, puff, smog, mist, veil, pother, murk, obscurity, frost, overcast, smother, scud, haze, nebula, billow, dimness, brume, haziness, thunderhead, fogginess, nebulosity, pea soup, woolpack, mare's tail, ol' buttermilk sky |
| sheep
| 10 |
noun |
person in agreement |
follower, traditionalist, bourgeois, rubber stamp, yes man, emulator, Babbit, brick in a wall, conventionalist, one of the herd |
| sheep
| 7 |
noun |
animals raised on a farm |
domestic, cattle, horses, animals, beasts, pigs, cows |
| sheep
| 7 |
noun |
animals raised on a farm |
fowl, herd, swine, flock, livestock, hogs, farm animals |
| sheep
| 2 |
noun |
leader |
guide, lead |
| sheep
| 2 |
noun |
leader |
forerunner, doyen |
| sheep
| 20 |
noun |
someone following orders without question |
brownnose, camp follower, flatterer, flunky, lackey, minion, pawn, puppet, stooge, sycophant, toady, underling, apple-polisher, ass-kisser, assenter, bootlicker, doormat, fawner, groveler, kowtower |
| sheer
| 8 |
adj |
abrupt, steep |
precipitate, erect, arduous, headlong, perpendicular, precipitous, upright, sideling |
| sheer
| 12 |
adj |
utter, absolute |
simple, pure, perfect, gross, complete, blessed, rank, single, total, blasted, altogether, quite |
| sheer
| 13 |
adj |
utter, absolute |
outright, unadulterated, unmitigated, confounded, arrant, downright, infernal, out-and-out, thoroughgoing, unqualified, undiluted, unalloyed, unmixed |
| sheer
| 8 |
adj |
see-through, thin |
pure, fine, clear, smooth, slight, delicate, fragile, soft |
| sheer
| 15 |
adj |
see-through, thin |
lacy, translucent, gauzy, airy, diaphanous, filmy, flimsy, gossamer, limpid, lucid, pellucid, transparent, chiffon, cobwebby, tiffany |
| sheet
| 12 |
noun |
coating, covering; page |
plate, layer, leaf, coat, blanket, surface, piece, area, stretch, sweep, film, panel |
| sheet
| 11 |
noun |
coating, covering; page |
foil, slab, stratum, ply, expanse, overlay, lamina, membrane, veneer, folio, pane |
| shelf
| 6 |
noun |
jutting, flat area or piece |
counter, rack, ridge, shallow, rock, bank |
| shelf
| 8 |
noun |
jutting, flat area or piece |
cupboard, ledge, reef, mantle, bracket, shoal, console, mantelpiece |
| shell
| 6 |
noun |
structure; covering |
case, scale, frame, framework, skin, nut |
| shell
| 12 |
noun |
structure; covering |
integument, skeleton, chassis, hull, shard, shuck, husk, pod, crust, pericarp, plastron, carapace |
| shelter
| 27 |
noun |
protection, habitat |
shed, house, apartment, safety, home, refuge, tent, guard, defense, port, retirement, hide, housing, cave, pen, pad, preserve, screen, shadow, security, retreat, cover, roof, shade, tower, rack, digs |
| shelter
| 28 |
noun |
protection, habitat |
sanctuary, dwelling, hut, shack, lodging, asylum, haven, shield, covert, crib, hideout, umbrella, den, hideaway, hermitage, guardian, joint, harbor, turf, protector, condo, harborage, co-op, roost, hole in the wall, homeplate, quarterage, roof over head |
| shelter
| 12 |
verb |
provide safety, cover |
protect, hide, surround, preserve, secure, defend, house, screen, cover, roof, chamber, guard |
| shelter
| 12 |
verb |
provide safety, cover |
shield, harbor, lodge, take in, conceal, enclose, ward, safeguard, haven, take care of, cover up, watch over |
| shield
| 7 |
noun |
protection |
shelter, screen, cover, guard, defense, mail, security |
| shield
| 12 |
noun |
protection |
armor, buffer, safeguard, bulwark, armament, aegis, escutcheon, rampart, ward, absorber, bumper, buckler |
| shield
| 9 |
verb |
protect |
shelter, defend, cover, secure, house, screen, roof, chamber, guard |
| shield
| 16 |
verb |
protect |
conceal, safeguard, fend, bulwark, harbor, stonewall, haven, go to bat for, ride shotgun, ward off, shotgun, cover all bases, cover up, give cover, give shelter, take under one's wing |
| shift
| 14 |
noun |
switch, fluctuation |
conversion, move, variation, transfer, transformation, change, double, fault, passage, turn, bend, removal, transit, shifting |
| shift
| 15 |
noun |
switch, fluctuation |
deviation, about-face, alteration, rearrangement, yaw, permutation, displacement, substitution, tack, veering, modification, changeover, transference, translocation, deflection |
| shift
| 7 |
noun |
trick, stratagem |
move, strategy, resort, craft, device, refuge, resource |
| shift
| 18 |
noun |
trick, stratagem |
expediency, hoax, artifice, substitute, stopgap, evasion, ploy, makeshift, dodge, maneuver, contrivance, recourse, equivocation, ruse, subterfuge, expedient, wile, gambit |
| shift
| 7 |
noun |
time served doing work |
spell, period, trick, turn, tour, time, go |
| shift
| 3 |
noun |
time served doing work |
bout, stint, working time |
| shift
| 15 |
verb |
switch, fluctuate |
drift, transfer, move, vary, remove, turn, ship, alter, change, replace, slip, stir, exchange, disturb, fault |
| shift
| 34 |
verb |
switch, fluctuate |
shuffle, veer, deviate, relocate, swerve, about-face, substitute, flip-flop, transpose, displace, rearrange, tack, transmogrify, cook, waffle, vacillate, budge, dislocate, blow hot and cold, do up, hem and haw, yo-yo, reposition, bottom out, change gears, dial back, move around, move over, recalibrate, swap places, switch over, turn around, turn the corner, turn the tables |
| shine
| 4 |
noun |
brightness; polish |
show, rub, flash, light |
| shine
| 14 |
noun |
brightness; polish |
gleam, gloss, shimmer, sparkle, glitz, sheen, luster, radiance, glare, glint, glaze, luminosity, lambency, patina |
| shine
| 5 |
verb |
give off or reflect light |
burn, beam, flash, blink, mirror |
| shine
| 24 |
verb |
give off or reflect light |
dazzle, illuminate, glisten, twinkle, gleam, shimmer, flicker, sparkle, radiate, glare, glitter, glow, incandesce, luminesce, illumine, irradiate, flare, deflect, bedazzle, blaze, glimmer, scintillate, emit light, give light |
| shine
| 4 |
verb |
polish, burnish |
rub, finish, brush, glance |
| shine
| 12 |
verb |
polish, burnish |
furbish, gloss, glaze, sleek, wax, scour, buff, buff up, give a sheen, make brilliant, put a finish on, put a gloss on |
| shining
| 6 |
adj |
bright |
radiant, glistening, luminous, gleaming, shimmering, effulgent |
| shining
| 3 |
adj |
illustrious |
brilliant, distinguished, remarkable |
| shining
| 3 |
adj |
illustrious |
splendid, glorious, eminent |
| shining
| 3 |
adj |
glowing |
brilliant, bright, beaming |
| shining
| 29 |
adj |
glowing |
glistening, radiant, sparkling, lustrous, scintillating, luminous, shiny, conspicuous, incandescent, glazed, glossy, sleek, effulgent, iridescent, lambent, nitid, noticeable, opalescent, refulgent, resplendent, irradiant, lucent, splendorous, coruscating, agleam, phosphorescent, relucent, rutilant, splendent |
| shirt
| 8 |
noun |
top |
blouse, tunic, chemise, turtleneck, jersey, pullover, polo, sark |
| shiver
| 2 |
verb |
shake, tremble |
freeze, wave |
| shiver
| 13 |
verb |
shake, tremble |
shudder, quiver, flutter, vibrate, palpitate, twitter, quaver, quake, tremor, dither, be cold, have the quivers, have the shakes |
| shiver
| 3 |
verb |
shatter; break into small pieces |
burst, fragment, crack |
| shiver
| 8 |
verb |
shatter; break into small pieces |
rive, smash, splinter, smatter, fragmentalize, pash, smash to smithereens, splinterize |
| shock
| 15 |
noun |
complete surprise; blow |
impact, collapse, confusion, earthquake, excitement, trauma, injury, scare, crash, upset, start, stroke, jarring, turn, encounter |
| shock
| 22 |
noun |
complete surprise; blow |
disturbance, consternation, bump, jolt, awe, breakdown, stupor, distress, clash, collision, concussion, ram, whammy, stupefaction, percussion, prostration, wreck, hysteria, double whammy, bombshell, eye-opener, traumatism |
| shock
| 8 |
verb |
completely surprise |
overwhelm, jar, anger, shake, disturb, rock, flood, overcome |
| shock
| 37 |
verb |
completely surprise |
unsettle, displease, astound, agitate, horrify, shake up, paralyze, traumatize, appall, jolt, insult, startle, disgust, outrage, flabbergast, dismay, awe, stun, sicken, offend, numb, scandalize, floor, electrify, disquiet, revolt, stagger, nauseate, abash, antagonize, daze, stupefy, bowl over, knock out, give a turn, hit like ton of bricks, throw a curve |
| shoe
| 2 |
noun |
footwear |
pump, boot |
| shoe
| 21 |
noun |
footwear |
sneaker, cleat, tennis shoe, slipper, loafer, clog, moccasin, cowboy boot, running shoe, sandals, footgear, flip-flops, high heels, basketball shoe, boat shoe, golf shoe, hightops, penny loafer, platform shoe, wing-tip, work shoe |
| shoot
| 13 |
verb |
discharge a projectile, often to injure or kill |
execute, murder, hit, launch, fire, explode, kill, blast, loose, gun, project, pump, trigger |
| shoot
| 25 |
verb |
discharge a projectile, often to injure or kill |
hurl, plug, bombard, propel, fling, barrage, pop, bag, dispatch, ignite, catapult, expel, emit, zap, bring down, open fire, torpedo, drop the hammer, let fly, let go with, open up, pick off, pull the trigger, set off, throw lead |
| shoot
| 16 |
verb |
dash |
rush, run, reach, charge, pass, chase, fly, streak, tear, spring, flash, race, hurry, speed, boil, bolt |
| shoot
| 11 |
verb |
dash |
hurtle, whisk, fling, hotfoot, dart, whiz, scoot, spurt, lash, gallop, skirr |
| shop
| 6 |
noun |
place of retail business |
chain, market, outlet, mill, store, stand |
| shop
| 7 |
noun |
place of retail business |
emporium, department store, boutique, deli, supermarket, showroom, five-and-dime |
| shop
| 3 |
verb |
look for merchandise to buy |
purchase, buy, market |
| shop
| 4 |
verb |
look for merchandise to buy |
go shopping, hunt for, look for, try to buy |
| shopping
| 2 |
noun |
buying |
purchasing, spending |
| shopping
| 3 |
noun |
buying |
e-commerce, browsing, electronic commerce |
| short
| 9 |
adj |
abridged |
precise, brief, pointed, little, summary, bare, short-term, diminished, decreased |
| short
| 33 |
adj |
abridged |
short-lived, terse, condensed, fleeting, abbreviate, compendious, concise, cut short, epigrammatic, laconic, momentary, pithy, sententious, short and sweet, succinct, aphoristic, shortened, abbreviated, compressed, summarized, lessened, curtailed, undersized, boiled down, breviloquent, compendiary, curtate, cut to the bone, decurtate, in a nutshell, not protracted, unprolonged, unsustained |
| short
| 7 |
adj |
not tall |
small, thick, tiny, low, little, slight, pocket |
| short
| 20 |
adj |
not tall |
compact, stunted, squat, wee, diminutive, petite, chunky, skimpy, stocky, stubby, thickset, abbreviated, undersized, close to the ground, not long, pint-sized, pocket-sized, runty, sawed-off, squatty |
| short
| 8 |
adj |
insufficient |
poor, limited, shy, tight, lacking, failing, wanting, needing |
| short
| 14 |
adj |
insufficient |
slim, slender, scanty, scant, deficient, exiguous, inadequate, meager, scarce, short-handed, skimpy, sparse, low on, niggardly |
| short
| 4 |
adj |
abrupt, discourteous |
sharp, straight, brief, direct |
| short
| 22 |
adj |
abrupt, discourteous |
terse, blunt, bad-tempered, brusque, curt, gruff, impolite, inconsiderate, irascible, offhand, rude, short-tempered, snappy, snippy, testy, thoughtless, unceremonious, uncivil, ungracious, short-spoken, snippety, breviloquent |
| short
| 2 |
adj |
crumbly |
fragile, delicate |
| short
| 4 |
adj |
crumbly |
crisp, brittle, crunchy, friable |
| short
| 2 |
adv |
abruptly |
suddenly, sudden |
| short
| 10 |
adv |
abruptly |
unawares, aback, forthwith, unaware, unexpectedly, by surprise, unanticipatedly, without delay, without hesitation, without warning |
| shortage
| 6 |
noun |
deficiency |
weakness, lack, failure, poverty, deficit, want |
| shortage
| 14 |
noun |
deficiency |
dearth, scarcity, shortfall, lapse, inadequacy, paucity, scantiness, insufficiency, curtailment, pinch, underage, tightness, leanness, defalcation |
| shorten
| 10 |
verb |
diminish, decrease |
trim, cut, minimize, reduce, shrink, chop, clip, edit, contract, dock |
| shorten
| 20 |
verb |
diminish, decrease |
cut back, abbreviate, lessen, slash, curtail, cut down, compress, abridge, elide, excerpt, condense, snip, lop, retrench, bob, blue pencil, boil down, cut to the bone, make a long story short, put in a nutshell |
| shorts
| 3 |
noun |
clothing for legs, lower half of body |
jeans, briefs, cords |
| shorts
| 22 |
noun |
clothing for legs, lower half of body |
trousers, drawers, dungarees, panties, blue jeans, boxer shorts, pedal pushers, underpants, slacks, knickers, corduroys, Bermudas, chinos, jodhpurs, breeches, bloomers, chaps, britches, denims, pantaloons, overalls, clam diggers |
| shorts
| 1 |
noun |
clothing worn under outerwear |
briefs |
| shorts
| 24 |
noun |
clothing worn under outerwear |
corset, lingerie, drawers, panties, boxer shorts, undergarment, underpants, undershirt, bikini, bra, jockeys, underclothing, underclothes, G-string, undies, boxers, skivvies, BVDs, loincloth, long johns, intimate things, jockey shorts, smallclothes, underthings |
| shorts
| 1 |
noun |
underpants |
pants |
| shorts
| 3 |
noun |
underpants |
underwear, panties, bloomers |
| shorts
| 1 |
noun |
loose underpants |
briefs |
| shorts
| 5 |
noun |
loose underpants |
drawers, underwear, boxers, underpants, undershorts |
| shorts
| 12 |
verb |
defraud, fool |
trick, trim, cross, skin, milk, screw, snow, take, beat, burn, short, stiff |
| shorts
| 47 |
verb |
defraud, fool |
mislead, fleece, hoodwink, delude, bilk, con, dupe, deceive, victimize, defraud, swindle, scam, ream, crib, beguile, gouge, diddle, shuck, cozen, finagle, bamboozle, do, hose, sucker, flimflam, two-time, gyp, bleed, shaft, rook, fudge, chisel, double-cross, rip off, take in, sandbag, caboodle, bunco, do a number on, double-deal, fast talk, give bum steer, jerk around, rope in, take for a ride, take out, pull one's leg |
| shorts
| 22 |
noun |
meaning, essence |
summary, force, point, idea, topic, sense, subject, bearing, theme, score, significance, import, core, drift, short, burden, spirit, substance, basis, soul, heart, matter |
| shorts
| 16 |
noun |
meaning, essence |
upshot, tenor, kernel, pith, keynote, thrust, marrow, quintessence, meat, stuff, bottom line, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, nature of the beast, nitty gritty |
| shorts
| 8 |
noun |
core, gist |
substance, heart, essence, point, short, burden, sense, matter |
| shorts
| 7 |
noun |
core, gist |
kernel, pith, nucleus, thrust, upshot, marrow, nub |
| shorts
| 5 |
noun |
core, gist |
substance, essence, point, short, basic |
| shorts
| 11 |
noun |
core, gist |
crux, upshot, heart, meat, kernel, nitty-gritty, pith, nucleus, bottom line, meat and potatoes, nubbin |
| shorts
| 23 |
noun |
point, meaning |
significance, value, understanding, matter, logic, message, heart, interpretation, use, import, worth, core, good, advantage, drift, reason, short, purpose, burden, definition, substance, stuff, implication |
| shorts
| 19 |
noun |
point, meaning |
purport, nitty-gritty, signification, nub, nuance, gist, upshot, thrust, meat, acceptation, bottom line, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, denotatiton, intendment, nature of the beast |
| shorts
| 8 |
verb |
do or manage without |
grant, afford, give, provide, allow, save, short, supply |
| shorts
| 11 |
verb |
do or manage without |
relinquish, skimp, pinch, scrape, bestow, scrimp, stint, dispense with, salt away, part with, put by |
| shorts
| 7 |
noun |
point of communication |
core, substance, effect, meaning, short, burden, sense |
| shorts
| 5 |
noun |
point of communication |
upshot, gist, meat, purport, pith |
| shorts
| 1 |
noun |
very brief film |
short |
| shorts
| 2 |
noun |
very brief film |
brief film, short movie |
| shorts
| 22 |
noun |
sense |
logic, heart, interpretation, message, use, significance, worth, core, good, advantage, drift, understanding, reason, short, purpose, burden, import, definition, substance, value, matter, implication |
| shorts
| 23 |
noun |
sense |
rationale, purport, nitty-gritty, rationalness, signification, nub, upshot, nuance, gist, thrust, meat, stuff, acceptation, bottom line, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, denotatiton, intendment, nature of the beast, rhyme or reason |
| shorts
| 22 |
noun |
sense |
heart, interpretation, message, use, significance, worth, core, good, advantage, drift, understanding, reason, short, burden, import, definition, substance, value, matter, logic, implication, purpose |
| shorts
| 23 |
noun |
sense |
rationale, purport, nitty-gritty, signification, nub, upshot, nuance, gist, rationality, thrust, meat, stuff, acceptation, bottom line, meat and potatoes, name of the game, nuts and bolts, punch line, significancy, denotatiton, intendment, nature of the beast, rhyme or reason |
| shot
| 11 |
noun |
try, chance |
break, opportunity, attempt, time, guess, opening, show, turn, slap, occasion, effort |
| shot
| 9 |
noun |
try, chance |
whirl, fling, conjecture, pop, stab, go, endeavor, whack, surmise |
| shot
| 5 |
noun |
discharge; ammunition |
ball, lead, bullet, throw, missile |
| shot
| 6 |
noun |
discharge; ammunition |
lob, projectile, dart, pellet, slug, buckshot |
| shoulder
| 4 |
verb |
be responsible for |
assume, accept, carry, bear |
| shoulder
| 2 |
verb |
be responsible for |
take on, take upon oneself |
| shoulder
| 3 |
verb |
push, jostle |
shove, press, elbow |
| shoulder
| 5 |
verb |
push, jostle |
nudge, thrust, bulldoze, hustle, push aside |
| shout
| 5 |
noun |
loud outcry |
cry, cheer, scream, call, yell |
| shout
| 18 |
noun |
loud outcry |
roar, screech, whoop, clamor, shriek, howl, hue, squawk, bellow, salvo, tumult, yap, bawl, yawp, squall, vociferation, bark, yammer |
| shout
| 4 |
verb |
cry out loudly |
cheer, yell, scream, bay |
| shout
| 17 |
verb |
cry out loudly |
exclaim, clamor, roar, screech, whoop, holler, shriek, squawk, bellow, yap, bawl, squall, vociferate, yawp, yammer, call out, raise voice |
| show
| 11 |
noun |
demonstration, exhibition |
parade, fair, appearance, program, presentation, display, showing, sight, representation, array, view |
| show
| 15 |
noun |
demonstration, exhibition |
pageant, spectacle, shine, exposition, pomp, occurrence, panoply, splash, grandstand, manifestation, fanfare, pageantry, fireworks, expo, showboat |
| show
| 12 |
noun |
entertainment event |
picture, play, movie, appearance, drama, production, act, comedy, presentation, film, showing, entertainment |
| show
| 7 |
noun |
entertainment event |
pageant, spectacle, flick, carnival, cinema, burlesque, motion picture |
| show
| 11 |
noun |
false front; appearance given |
display, parade, impression, seeming, profession, air, illusion, showing, pose, effect, front |
| show
| 15 |
noun |
false front; appearance given |
affectation, pretext, simulacrum, splash, sham, semblance, ostentation, pretense, shine, likeness, face, guise, make-believe, showboat, grandstand play |
| show
| 25 |
verb |
actively exhibit something |
exhibit, reveal, sell, offer, air, produce, demonstrate, display, present, streak, parade, supply, sport, flash, submit, spread, attend, afford, expose, wave, unfold, stage, mount, bare, arrive |
| show
| 17 |
verb |
actively exhibit something |
unfurl, flaunt, brandish, blazon, proffer, unveil, flourish, disport, vaunt, lay out, put on, show off, trot out, showcase, deal in, lay bare, set out |
| show
| 28 |
verb |
passively exhibit something |
disclose, reveal, register, appear, prove, establish, explain, get, reach, project, indicate, note, determine, demonstrate, teach, mark, come, display, present, illustrate, emerge, evidence, point, proclaim, discover, assert, arrive, instruct |
| show
| 21 |
verb |
passively exhibit something |
show up, materialize, loom, divulge, manifest, clarify, evince, elucidate, unveil, get in, lay out, make out, turn up, be visible, blow in, make known, make the scene, ostend, put in appearance, testify to, show one's face |
| show
| 1 |
verb |
grant |
give |
| show
| 5 |
verb |
grant |
bestow, dispense, accord, confer, act with |
| show
| 9 |
verb |
accompany |
see, lead, conduct, attend, route, direct, guide, steer, pilot |
| show
| 2 |
verb |
accompany |
shepherd, escort |
| shower
| 3 |
noun |
precipitation |
rain, flood, storm |
| shower
| 8 |
noun |
precipitation |
deluge, downpour, hail, drizzle, cloudburst, sleet, rainstorm, thunderstorm |
| shower
| 5 |
verb |
rain |
spray, sprinkle, pour, storm, fall |
| shower
| 8 |
verb |
rain |
drench, downpour, patter, hail, mist, drizzle, sleet, come down in buckets |
| shower
| 1 |
verb |
lavish |
give |
| shower
| 3 |
verb |
lavish |
pamper, deluge, be generous |
| shrew
| 35 |
noun |
mean lady |
wench, fury, siren, hussy, bitch, hellion, carper, detractor, vixen, virago, nag, scold, battle-ax, biddy, harridan, harpy, madcap, termagant, backbiter, porcupine, she-devil, tigress, amazon, spitfire, ogress, fire-eater, muckraker, dragon, fishwife, calumniator, hell cat, old biddy, reviler, she-wolf, vituperator |
| shrink
| 9 |
verb |
become smaller |
reduce, decrease, diminish, narrow, weaken, concentrate, contract, fail, waste |
| shrink
| 16 |
verb |
become smaller |
wane, dwindle, shorten, drop off, fall off, wither, lessen, shrivel, wrinkle, compress, condense, deflate, constrict, fall short, grow smaller, waste away |
| shrink
| 5 |
verb |
recoil, shy away |
retreat, retire, contract, refuse, withdraw |
| shrink
| 16 |
verb |
recoil, shy away |
recede, huddle, crouch, flinch, slink, demur, cower, shudder, boggle, blench, wince, quail, cringe, scruple, draw back, hang back |
| shrug
| 9 |
noun |
motion as communication |
nod, signal, sign, indication, action, reminder, expression, bow, wave |
| shrug
| 13 |
noun |
motion as communication |
token, body language, salute, curtsy, wink, mime, intimation, genuflection, gesticulation, high sign, sign language, pantomime, kinesics |
| shrug
| 8 |
verb |
move with lurch |
bounce, pull, seize, dance, flip, hook, grab, throw |
| shrug
| 26 |
verb |
move with lurch |
hurtle, fling, bump, flop, jolt, snatch, wriggle, wiggle, wrench, lug, thrust, tug, twitch, wring, yank, flick, quiver, whisk, sling, tweak, pluck, snag, shiver, quake, wrest, vellicate |
| shrug
| 10 |
noun |
gesture |
nod, signal, sign, bow, motion, indication, action, reminder, wave, expression |
| shrug
| 12 |
noun |
gesture |
curtsy, wink, token, intimation, genuflection, mime, salute, body language, high sign, sign language, pantomime, kinesics |
| shut-eye
| 7 |
noun |
light sleep |
slumber, catnap, nap, siesta, snooze, forty winks, drowse |
| shut-eye
| 1 |
noun |
sleep |
rest |
| shut-eye
| 14 |
noun |
sleep |
coma, dormancy, stupor, inactivity, torpor, lethargy, repose, doze, nap, snooze, languor, forty winks, drowse, sack time |
| shy
| 9 |
adj |
quiet and self-conscious |
nervous, modest, suspicious, afraid, reluctant, reserved, retiring, shrinking, conscious |
| shy
| 35 |
adj |
quiet and self-conscious |
reticent, wary, cautious, diffident, demure, hesitant, introverted, fearful, humble, bashful, coy, sheepish, circumspect, apprehensive, self-effacing, timid, recessive, disinclined, indisposed, loner, introvert, averse, backward, chary, distrustful, loath, shamefaced, skittish, unresponsive, unwilling, unassertive, unassured, uneager, uneffusive, unsocial |
| shy
| 2 |
adj |
lacking, failing |
wanting, short |
| shy
| 7 |
adj |
lacking, failing |
scant, scanty, deficient, inadequate, insufficient, scarce, unsufficient |
| shy person
| 1 |
noun |
very shy person |
mouse |
| shy person
| 3 |
noun |
very shy person |
modest violet, retiring person, shy thing |
| shyness
| 1 |
noun |
bashfulness |
reserve |
| shyness
| 13 |
noun |
bashfulness |
reticence, modesty, insecurity, timidity, diffidence, demureness, apprehension, restraint, timidness, coyness, meekness, timorousness, sheepishness |
| sick
| 9 |
adj |
not healthy, not feeling well |
disordered, down, suffering, peaked, ill, mean, delicate, weak, declining |
| sick
| 40 |
adj |
not healthy, not feeling well |
indisposed, ailing, incurable, funny, nauseated, debilitated, invalid, wobbly, frail, imperfect, confined, impaired, tottering, green, bedridden, defective, diseased, feeble, feverish, infirm, lousy, poorly, queasy, rickety, rocky, rotten, run down, under the weather, unhealthy, unwell, laid-up, infected, hospitalized, broken down, in a bad way, in poor health, not so hot, qualmish, sick as a dog, under medication |
| sick
| 1 |
adj |
morbid, gross |
black |
| sick
| 5 |
adj |
morbid, gross |
ghoulish, macabre, morose, sadistic, sickly |
| sick
| 2 |
adj |
fed up, displeased |
tired, bored |
| sick
| 7 |
adj |
fed up, displeased |
jaded, weary, disgusted, blasé, satiated, revolted, up to here with |
| sickness
| 7 |
noun |
ill or abnormal condition |
illness, syndrome, disease, disorder, complaint, ill, condition |
| sickness
| 14 |
noun |
ill or abnormal condition |
malady, ailment, infirmity, nausea, indisposition, affection, affliction, bug, ill health, unhealthfulness, queasiness, unwellness, diseasedness, unhealth |
| side
| 3 |
adj |
minor; flanking |
secondary, lesser, skirting |
| side
| 17 |
adj |
minor; flanking |
incidental, postern, oblique, roundabout, subsidiary, subordinate, lateral, ancillary, indirect, marginal, off-center, sideways, superficial, not the main, sidelong, sideward, sidewise |
| side
| 23 |
noun |
edge, exteriority of object |
sector, bottom, top, surface, hand, part, front, face, border, rear, view, rim, aspect, boundary, division, direction, stance, attitude, limit, stand, quarter, margin, wing |
| side
| 13 |
noun |
edge, exteriority of object |
verge, flank, periphery, perimeter, elevation, disposition, posture, facet, haunch, jamb, hillside, loin, lee |
| side
| 11 |
noun |
point of view |
position, hand, direction, angle, belief, light, appearance, phase, stand, aspect, opinion |
| side
| 5 |
noun |
point of view |
viewpoint, outlook, slant, facet, standpoint |
| side
| 11 |
noun |
opposing person or view |
party, part, team, enemy, rival, camp, competition, crew, interest, cause, behalf |
| side
| 6 |
noun |
opposing person or view |
faction, belligerent, foe, sect, contestant, combatant |
| siege
| 3 |
verb |
harass, besiege |
bother, storm, worry |
| siege
| 15 |
verb |
harass, besiege |
beset, bedevil, plague, annoy, gnaw, nag, tease, pester, vex, blockade, persecute, harry, badger, put upon, set upon |
| siege
| 5 |
noun |
barrier |
restriction, bar, wall, stop, obstacle |
| siege
| 14 |
noun |
barrier |
closure, stoppage, roadblock, barricade, clog, snag, obstruction, impediment, hindrance, encirclement, infarct, infarction, embolus, blank wall |
| siege
| 9 |
verb |
enclose |
cage, fence, surround, restrict, pen, edge, ring, border, block |
| siege
| 8 |
verb |
enclose |
hinder, coop, obstruct, girdle, immure, corral, confine, hem in |
| sigh
| 5 |
verb |
breathe out heavily |
whisper, cry, blow, pant, complain |
| sigh
| 17 |
verb |
breathe out heavily |
moan, sob, groan, whistle, murmur, gasp, exhale, howl, sough, roar, grieve, sorrow, lament, whine, respire, wheeze, suspire |
| sigh
| 3 |
verb |
long for |
hunger, pine, dream |
| sigh
| 9 |
verb |
long for |
crave, yearn, thirst, hanker, lust, mourn, ache, languish, suspire |
| sight
| 8 |
noun |
ability to perceive with eyes |
appearance, perception, eye, vision, view, seeing, eyes, viewing |
| sight
| 9 |
noun |
ability to perceive with eyes |
ken, eyesight, apprehension, visibility, field of vision, afterimage, eyeshot, apperception, range of vision |
| sight
| 7 |
noun |
spectacle |
parade, display, scene, view, exhibit, show, exhibition |
| sight
| 4 |
noun |
spectacle |
vista, pageant, outlook, point of interest |
| sight
| 1 |
noun |
horrifying person or thing |
mess |
| sight
| 10 |
noun |
horrifying person or thing |
spectacle, blot, ogre, fright, eyesore, tramp, slob, monstrosity, scarecrow, ogress |
| sight
| 6 |
verb |
see |
spot, perceive, observe, distinguish, witness, view |
| sight
| 4 |
verb |
see |
behold, discern, make out, eyeball |
| sightsee
| 5 |
verb |
visit, journey |
travel, explore, cruise, jet, vacation |
| sightsee
| 12 |
verb |
visit, journey |
swing, voyage, stump, peregrinate, barnstorm, jaunt, hop, junket, holiday, globe-trot, go on the road, take a trip |
| sightsee
| 21 |
verb |
journey on a trip or tour |
fly, sail, proceed, move, visit, drive, cross, carry, tour, transmit, vacation, cruise, go, walk, wander, jet, cover, explore, motor, progress, adventure |
| sightsee
| 29 |
verb |
journey on a trip or tour |
trek, migrate, roam, voyage, traverse, ramble, rove, wend, jaunt, hop, junket, scour, cover ground, weekend, get through, go abroad, go camping, go into orbit, go riding, knock around, make a journey, overnight, set forth, set out, take a boat, take a plane, take a train, take a trip, make one's way |
| sign
| 19 |
noun |
indication, evidence |
trace, hint, light, signal, prediction, clue, note, flag, warning, gesture, suggestion, wave, symbol, symptom, proof, bell, flash, mark, nod |
| sign
| 29 |
noun |
indication, evidence |
harbinger, manifestation, foreboding, augury, caution, divination, portent, foreknowledge, premonition, presage, forewarning, assurance, prognostic, auspice, whistle, beacon, presentiment, vestige, omen, precursor, badge, herald, wink, token, high sign, foretoken, giveaway, foreshadowing, handwriting on wall |
| sign
| 9 |
noun |
document with information; symbol |
notice, warning, type, proof, character, board, device, representation, mark |
| sign
| 13 |
noun |
document with information; symbol |
emblem, placard, logo, insignia, badge, token, cipher, ensign, crest, signboard, symbolization, guidepost, signpost |
| sign
| 7 |
verb |
write name |
endorse, confirm, authorize, acknowledge, initial, witness, signature |
| sign
| 8 |
verb |
write name |
inscribe, subscribe, autograph, ink, put John Hancock on, put John Henry on, rubber-stamp, set one's hand to |
| sign
| 7 |
verb |
motion to another |
express, signal, wave, motion, indicate, flag, gesture |
| sign
| 5 |
verb |
motion to another |
signify, beckon, gesticulate, signalize, use sign language |
| signature
| 4 |
noun |
sign |
name, impression, indication, mark |
| signature
| 5 |
noun |
sign |
stamp, trademark, autograph, designation, John Hancock |
| signature
| 6 |
noun |
signing of name |
name, identification, seal, mark, hand, sign |
| signature
| 7 |
noun |
signing of name |
stamp, trademark, autograph, John Hancock, ink, signatory, sigil |
| silence
| 7 |
noun |
absence of sound, speech |
peace, quiet, calm, death, sleep, still, reserve |
| silence
| 25 |
noun |
absence of sound, speech |
reticence, stillness, lull, secrecy, blackout, taciturnity, quietude, censorship, dumbness, quietness, uncommunicativeness, hush, quiescence, quietus, sulk, noiselessness, sullenness, speechlessness, hush-hush, muteness, laconism, dead air, inarticulateness, iron curtain, saturninity |
| silence
| 3 |
verb |
make or be quiet |
quiet, still, dumb |
| silence
| 41 |
verb |
make or be quiet |
cut off, muzzle, subdue, mute, muffle, gag, quell, quash, suppress, squelch, stifle, clam, dampen, soft-pedal, shush, hush, lull, deaden, extinguish, dull, quieten, cut short, hush-hush, shut up, overawe, tongue-tie, choke off, clam up, close up, cool it, decrease the volume, dry up, dummy up, keep it down, pipe down, quiet down, say nothing, sit on, strike dumb, hold one's tongue, hush one's mouth |
| silent
| 7 |
adj |
quiet; speechless |
close, dumb, faint, reserved, shy, still, checked |
| silent
| 38 |
adj |
quiet; speechless |
mum, reticent, restrained, hushed, mute, bashful, closemouthed, hush, inarticulate, incoherent, indistinct, inhibited, laconic, mousy, noiseless, soundless, taciturn, tongue-tied, unclear, uncommunicative, unheard, unsociable, voiceless, buttoned up, clammed up, closed up, curbed, dummied up, iced, inconversable, muted, nonvocal, not talkative, silentious, struck dumb, unspeaking, wordless, zipped |
| silent
| 12 |
adj |
understood, implied |
implicit, indescribable, nameless, tacit, unexpressed, unspoken, aphonic, inexpressible, unuttered, unvoiced, unpronounced, wordless |
| silk
| 2 |
noun |
fabric |
thread, fiber |
| silk
| 8 |
noun |
fabric |
taffeta, tulle, mantua, samite, tussore, tussah, pongee, sendal |
| silver
| 4 |
adj |
shiny gray in color |
white, bright, pale, plated |
| silver
| 8 |
adj |
shiny gray in color |
sterling, pearly, argent, lustrous, resplendent, silvery, silvered, argentate |
| similar
| 9 |
adj |
very much alike |
identical, comparable, related, like, companion, resembling, same, twin, uniform |
| similar
| 23 |
adj |
very much alike |
complementary, akin, analogous, agnate, allied, coincident, coincidental, collateral, congruent, congruous, consonant, corresponding, homogeneous, in agreement, kin, kindred, matching, parallel, reciprocal, correlative, coinciding, consubstantial, much the same |
| similarity
| 11 |
noun |
likeness, correspondence |
comparison, relationship, connection, harmony, correlation, community, relation, proportion, identity, agreement, association |
| similarity
| 31 |
noun |
likeness, correspondence |
resemblance, closeness, coincidence, affinity, analogy, sameness, parallel, kinship, parity, simile, concurrence, congruence, homogeneity, approximation, reciprocity, similitude, semblance, congruity, collation, alikeness, concordance, look-alike, parallelism, conformity, dead ringer, interrelation, synonymity, comparability, likes of, peas in a pod, two of a kind |
| simplicity
| 3 |
noun |
absence of complication, |
unity, integrity, ease |
| simplicity
| 29 |
noun |
absence of complication, |
modesty, candor, restraint, purity, clarity, chastity, severity, uniformity, singleness, easiness, homogeneity, naturalness, monotony, innocence, openness, plainness, clearness, naiveté, directness, primitiveness, obviousness, ingenuousness, straightforwardness, classicality, clean lines, elementariness, guilelessness, lack of adornment, sophistication artlessness |
| simultaneous
| 3 |
adj |
happening at about the same time |
accompanying, agreeing, contemporary |
| simultaneous
| 16 |
adj |
happening at about the same time |
concurrent, coeval, coincident, dead heat, synchronous, coetaneous, coexistent, contemporaneous, synchronic, at the same time, coexisting, coinciding, concurring, in sync, synchronal, with the beat |
| sin
| 11 |
noun |
illegal or immoral action |
offense, violation, fault, wrong, evil, crime, guilt, error, anger, debt, pride |
| sin
| 29 |
noun |
illegal or immoral action |
immorality, lust, shortcoming, transgression, wrongdoing, misdeed, sloth, deficiency, damnation, demerit, wickedness, envy, imperfection, covetousness, disobedience, peccadillo, trespass, vice, iniquity, peccancy, unrighteousness, tort, sinfulness, gluttony, wrongness, ungodliness, evil-doing, peccability, veniality |
| sin
| 3 |
verb |
commit illegal or immoral action |
cheat, fall, wander |
| sin
| 20 |
verb |
commit illegal or immoral action |
err, stray, lapse, backslide, deviate, trespass, misbehave, offend, misconduct, fall from grace, transgress, break commandment, break law, commit crime, do wrong, go astray, live in sin, sow wild oats, take the primrose path, wallow in the mire |
| sing
| 5 |
verb |
carry a tune with one's voice |
shout, wait, mouth, tune, pipe |
| sing
| 34 |
verb |
carry a tune with one's voice |
serenade, chant, warble, whistle, croon, hum, intone, solo, descant, resound, hymn, purr, vocalize, harmonize, troll, groan, chirp, carol, roar, whine, buzz, yodel, duet, lullaby, belt out, singsong, trill, choir, cantillate, burst into song, canary, lift up a voice, line out, make melody |
| sing
| 3 |
verb |
tattle on someone |
talk, rat, inform |
| sing
| 7 |
verb |
tattle on someone |
fink, betray, snitch, blow the whistle, spill the beans, turn in, peach |
| singer
| 3 |
noun |
person who can carry a tune |
artist, musician, voice |
| singer
| 20 |
noun |
person who can carry a tune |
troubadour, songbird, songster, minstrel, diva, soloist, crooner, vocalist, artiste, warbler, chorister, accompanist, chanter, nightingale, chanteuse, choralist, intoner, melodist, serenader, yodeler |
| single
| 22 |
adj |
alone, distinct |
separate, simple, sole, private, specific, personal, individual, particular, original, special, separated, exclusive, restricted, isolated, one, distinguished, odd, only, rare, strange, unique, unusual |
| single
| 22 |
adj |
alone, distinct |
lone, secluded, singular, solitary, loner, especial, exceptional, indivisible, peerless, uncommon, undivided, unrivaled, unblended, not general, not public, singled-out, unalloyed, uncompounded, unitary, unmixed, unshared, without equal |
| single
| 5 |
adj |
not married |
sole, separated, free, eligible, divorced |
| single
| 10 |
adj |
not married |
unmarried, solo, bachelor, loner, unattached, unfettered, companionless, spouseless, unwed, living alone |
| sink
| 22 |
verb |
fall in, go under |
dig, disappear, descend, plunge, decline, drown, stick, fall, lower, drop, drive, settle, drill, dip, slope, set, founder, overwhelm, bore, couch, run, lay |
| sink
| 34 |
verb |
fall in, go under |
capsize, ram, sag, plummet, go down, wreck, slump, submerge, overturn, engulf, ebb, depress, droop, subside, stoop, flounder, stab, thrust, excavate, immerse, swamp, regress, scuttle, bring down, let down, put down, demit, shipwreck, cast down, cave in, force down, go to the bottom, tip over, touch bottom |
| sink
| 4 |
verb |
fall, decrease |
drop, collapse, slip, diminish |
| sink
| 8 |
verb |
fall, decrease |
slump, retrogress, relapse, wane, subside, lapse, lessen, abate |
| sink
| 10 |
verb |
deteriorate |
decline, die, decrease, descend, fade, fail, weaken, flag, diminish, waste |
| sink
| 12 |
verb |
deteriorate |
dwindle, depreciate, spoil, decay, worsen, disintegrate, lessen, degenerate, retrograde, rot, disimprove, go downhill |
| sink
| 1 |
verb |
be humble or humbled |
lower |
| sink
| 10 |
verb |
be humble or humbled |
debase, stoop, demean, degrade, abase, succumb, humiliate, be reduced to, bemean, cast down |
| sip
| 4 |
verb |
drink slowly |
taste, toss, sample, swallow |
| sip
| 7 |
verb |
drink slowly |
savor, imbibe, quaff, partake, sup, extract, drink in |
| sister
| 3 |
noun |
female sibling |
relative, twin, relation |
| sister
| 3 |
noun |
female sibling |
kin, kinsperson, blood sister |
| sit
| 9 |
verb |
rest on one's behind |
lie, cover, relax, rest, seat, remain, install, settle, pose |
| sit
| 18 |
verb |
rest on one's behind |
perch, squat, park, ensconce, hunker, posture, bear on, be seated, give feet a rest, grab a chair, have a place, have a seat, plop down, put it there, seat oneself, take a load off, take a place, take a seat |
| sit
| 3 |
verb |
hold a meeting |
assemble, meet, open |
| sit
| 7 |
verb |
hold a meeting |
preside, deliberate, officiate, convene, be in session, come together, hold an assembly |
| site
| 17 |
noun |
place of activity |
section, spot, scene, station, location, home, ground, slot, plot, habitat, point, fix, range, lay, position, situation, post |
| site
| 9 |
noun |
place of activity |
hangout, layout, locale, locality, haunt, locus, X marks the spot, wherever, mise en scène |
| situation
| 11 |
noun |
place of activity |
position, direction, spot, site, station, location, post, seat, setting, stage, where |
| situation
| 8 |
noun |
place of activity |
locality, locale, footing, locus, whereabouts, latitude, bearings, longitude |
| situation
| 15 |
noun |
circumstances, status |
case, scene, place, position, condition, standing, picture, capacity, character, rank, sphere, state, station, mode, stage |
| situation
| 11 |
noun |
circumstances, status |
plight, footing, bargain, standpoint, posture, status quo, ballgame, how things stack up, like it is, size of it, state of affairs |
| situation
| 15 |
noun |
employment status |
position, job, place, trade, appointment, office, spot, engagement, profession, hire, connection, capacity, post, employment, placement |
| situation
| 2 |
noun |
employment status |
berth, billet |
| size
| 22 |
noun |
extent or bulk of some dimension |
volume, capacity, intensity, proportion, length, height, content, amount, magnitude, extent, scope, range, proportions, measurement, dimensions, area, stretch, spread, body, substance, extension, mass |
| size
| 19 |
noun |
extent or bulk of some dimension |
diameter, breadth, width, stature, largeness, vastness, enormity, bigness, greatness, caliber, capaciousness, highness, amplitude, immensity, admeasurement, hugeness, tonnage, substantiality, voluminosity |
| skate
| 2 |
verb |
slide |
flow, coast |
| skate
| 6 |
verb |
slide |
glide, glissade, skim, roller skate, ice skate, sail along |
| skeleton
| 7 |
noun |
structure of bones in animate being or supports in an object |
frame, outline, support, framework, draft, design, cage |
| skeleton
| 5 |
noun |
structure of bones in animate being or supports in an object |
scaffolding, sketch, osteology, bones, bony structure |
| sketch
| 20 |
noun |
drawing, outline |
picture, account, copy, description, chart, summary, version, piece, painting, cartoon, survey, figure, shape, design, plan, form, draft, report, representation, rough |
| sketch
| 19 |
noun |
drawing, outline |
blueprint, likeness, vignette, depiction, illustration, portrayal, figuration, compendium, doodle, monograph, diagram, syllabus, configuration, skeleton, digest, delineation, précis, adumbration, aperçu |
| sketch
| 15 |
verb |
draw, outline |
portray, depict, chart, paint, represent, develop, trace, plot, describe, detail, characterize, draft, plan, design, line |
| sketch
| 12 |
verb |
draw, outline |
delineate, lay out, blueprint, skeleton, doodle, adumbrate, diagram, block out, rough out, chalk, map out, skeletonize |
| skill
| 17 |
noun |
ability, talent to do something |
accomplishment, art, intelligence, technique, experience, job, expertise, smarts, facility, profession, trade, ease, craft, address, line, cunning, command |
| skill
| 30 |
noun |
ability, talent to do something |
dexterity, artistry, prowess, ingenuity, finesse, proficiency, quickness, readiness, clout, savvy, know-how, competence, expertness, adroitness, sleight, aptitude, cleverness, knack, dodge, moxie, goods, deftness, stuff, right stuff, handiness, makings, skillfulness, expertism, what it takes, one's thing |
| skilled
| 3 |
adj |
skillful |
experienced, able, expert |
| skilled
| 2 |
adj |
skillful |
adept, proficient |
| skillful
| 20 |
adj |
able, talented |
experienced, skilled, practical, accomplished, seasoned, trained, smart, expert, good, learned, practiced, prepared, pretty, primed, professional, quick, ready, sharp, smooth, veteran |
| skillful
| 28 |
adj |
able, talented |
proficient, adroit, adept, competent, apt, brainy, clever, cool, crack, crackerjack, dexterous, handy, into, old, on the ball, pro, savvy, versed, whiz, wicked, versant, a hand at, really into, there, tuned in, vet, well-versed, wised up |
| skin
| 12 |
noun |
outer covering, especially of animate being |
fur, coating, surface, jacket, film, hide, outside, shell, peel, fell, case, casing |
| skin
| 20 |
noun |
outer covering, especially of animate being |
crust, husk, membrane, rind, bark, sheath, integument, parchment, pelt, slough, hull, shuck, vellum, derma, cutis, dermis, carapace, tegument, epidermis, sheathing |
| skin
| 8 |
verb |
remove outer covering |
trim, shed, scale, peel, remove, cast, bare, strip |
| skin
| 20 |
verb |
remove outer covering |
shave, graze, pare, scrape, exuviate, slough, hull, excoriate, decorticate, husk, abrade, scalp, gall, rind, bark, flay, shuck, cut off, pull off, lay bare |
| skirt
| 3 |
noun |
border, edge |
rim, margin, skirting |
| skirt
| 9 |
noun |
border, edge |
hem, perimeter, verge, outskirts, fringe, periphery, brim, brink, purlieus |
| skirt
| 1 |
noun |
ladies' garment that hangs from waist |
dress |
| skirt
| 10 |
noun |
ladies' garment that hangs from waist |
petticoat, hoop, kilt, sarong, mini, dirndl, pannier, midi, culottes, tutu |
| skirt
| 6 |
verb |
border; be on the edge |
rim, bound, surround, edge, margin, define |
| skirt
| 6 |
verb |
border; be on the edge |
fringe, verge, hem, flank, lie along, lie alongside |
| skirt
| 4 |
verb |
avoid; get around |
ignore, skip, duck, escape |
| skirt
| 12 |
verb |
avoid; get around |
dodge, elude, sidestep, evade, bypass, circumvent, equivocate, detour, circumnavigate, hedge, burke, steer clear of |
| skull
| 2 |
noun |
brain |
head, mind |
| skull
| 4 |
noun |
brain |
scalp, cranium, vertex, skullcap |
| sky
| 2 |
noun |
earth's atmosphere |
lid, heavens |
| sky
| 10 |
noun |
earth's atmosphere |
firmament, welkin, empyrean, azure, vault, celestial sphere, the blue, upper atmosphere, vault of heaven, wild blue yonder |
| slab
| 14 |
noun |
chunk of solid object |
plate, stone, slice, rod, strip, piece, cut, bar, portion, cutting, stick, bit, chip, board |
| slab
| 8 |
noun |
chunk of solid object |
ingot, wedge, lump, hunk, billet, stave, muck, boulder |
| slam
| 7 |
noun |
loud noise from impact |
blow, pound, crash, burst, boom, crack, blast |
| slam
| 8 |
noun |
loud noise from impact |
smash, wham, ding, smack, bang, clap, whack, bash |
| slam
| 1 |
noun |
harsh criticism |
slap |
| slam
| 8 |
noun |
harsh criticism |
obloquy, animadversion, aspersion, slur, stricture, swipe, jab, potshot |
| slam
| 12 |
verb |
throw or push very hard |
bat, hit, knock, beat, slap, strike, crash, blast, belt, shut, pound, close |
| slam
| 14 |
verb |
throw or push very hard |
smash, fling, dash, swat, bang, batter, hurl, thwack, cudgel, thump, clobber, wallop, hammer, slug |
| slam
| 4 |
verb |
criticize very harshly |
slap, attack, damn, pan |
| slam
| 10 |
verb |
criticize very harshly |
slash, scourge, scathe, excoriate, flay, lambaste, castigate, vilify, lash into, shoot down |
| slander
| 4 |
noun |
scandalous remark |
lie, tale, mud, scandal |
| slander
| 22 |
noun |
scandalous remark |
defamation, smear, misrepresentation, disparagement, libel, obloquy, hit, aspersion, dirt, detraction, slime, slam, backbiting, rap, depreciation, calumny, black eye, belittlement, muckraking, backstabbing, dirty linen, mud-slinging |
| slander
| 5 |
verb |
make a scandalous remark |
injure, damage, attack, pan, hurt |
| slander
| 46 |
verb |
make a scandalous remark |
sully, defile, disparage, scandalize, tarnish, smear, belittle, denigrate, malign, defame, libel, vilify, besmirch, smirch, strumpet, asperse, slam, blaspheme, curse, traduce, dishonor, backbite, derogate, hit, slur, plaster, blot, detract, sneer, assail, blister, revile, decry, belie, depreciate, roast, calumniate, scorch, bad-mouth, tear down, muckrake, blacken name, cast a slur on, give a bad name, run smear campaign, sling mud |
| slap
| 10 |
noun |
hard hit, often with hand |
blow, pat, punch, box, poke, crack, sock, chop, slam, strike |
| slap
| 16 |
noun |
hard hit, often with hand |
blip, whack, spank, bang, clout, swat, smack, cuff, buffet, wallop, bust, wham, clap, bash, percuss, potch |
| slave
| 4 |
noun |
person who serves, often under duress |
servant, worker, victim, help |
| slave
| 15 |
noun |
person who serves, often under duress |
laborer, serf, captive, chattel, toiler, vassal, thrall, retainer, drudge, peon, menial, subservient, workhorse, skivvy, bondservant |
| slave
| 11 |
verb |
work very hard |
toil, grub, grovel, grind, muck, plod, slog, drudge, skivvy, be servile, work fingers to bone |
| sleep
| 3 |
noun |
suspension of consciousness |
dream, nod, rest |
| sleep
| 22 |
noun |
suspension of consciousness |
coma, slumber, trance, torpor, dormancy, torpidity, lethargy, catnap, repose, doze, nap, shuteye, siesta, snooze, dullness, forty winks, hibernation, sandman, bedtime, sack time, slumberland, few z's |
| sleep
| 5 |
verb |
suspend consciousness |
relax, nod, retire, rest, dream |
| sleep
| 32 |
verb |
suspend consciousness |
snooze, doze, languish, hibernate, crash, oversleep, slumber, bunk, catnap, repose, flop, yawn, nap, snore, drop off, fall out, hit the hay, turn in, fall asleep, bed down, drowse, catch a wink, catch forty winks, conk out, hit the sack, nod off, sack out, saw wood, take a nap, zonk out, zzz, cop some z's |
| sleep inducer
| 1 |
noun |
narcotic |
drug |
| sleep inducer
| 12 |
noun |
narcotic |
heroin, opiate, dope, hypnotic, soporific, poppy, morphine, tar, codeine, papaverine, brown stuff, sleep-inducer |
| sleepy
| 5 |
adj |
tired, dull |
quiet, asleep, heavy, sleeping, slow |
| sleepy
| 21 |
adj |
tired, dull |
listless, sluggish, lethargic, drowsy, blah, comatose, dopey, hypnotic, inactive, out, somnolent, soporific, torpid, slumberous, dozy, draggy, out of it, sleepyhead, slumbersome, snoozy, yawning |
| slice
| 8 |
noun |
piece; share |
chop, portion, cut, bite, helping, part, lot, segment |
| slice
| 8 |
noun |
piece; share |
wedge, sliver, quota, allotment, allowance, triangle, piece of pie, thin piece |
| slice
| 5 |
verb |
cut into portions, shares |
divide, split, strip, carve, segment |
| slice
| 15 |
verb |
cut into portions, shares |
shave, cleave, hack, slit, shred, slash, sever, gash, pierce, dissect, subdivide, incise, sunder, dissever, chiv |
| slide
| 14 |
verb |
move smoothly; move down |
move, shove, drift, drop, drive, accelerate, slip, fall, flow, shift, stream, spill, launch, coast |
| slide
| 18 |
verb |
move smoothly; move down |
slither, veer, tumble, sag, slump, skate, glide, skid, propel, glissade, skim, toboggan, thrust, fall off, move along, move over, scooch, smooth along |
| slime
| 1 |
noun |
muck, gelled waste |
mud |
| slime
| 9 |
noun |
muck, gelled waste |
sludge, goo, mire, scum, ooze, gunk, mucus, fungus, glop |
| slip
| 4 |
noun |
error, goof |
mistake, fault, failure, trip |
| slip
| 19 |
noun |
error, goof |
lapse, blunder, misstep, fluff, omission, indiscretion, flub, imprudence, blooper, bungle, muff, misdeed, oversight, slip of the tongue, foul-up, howler, gaff, slip-up, screw-up |
| slip
| 7 |
noun |
piece of paper |
sheet, leaf, label, tag, strip, ticket, page |
| slip
| 1 |
noun |
piece of paper |
sliver |
| slip
| 5 |
verb |
fall; glide |
drop, shift, move, slide, trip |
| slip
| 10 |
verb |
fall; glide |
slither, skid, totter, glissade, lurch, slick, skate, lose balance, lose footing, smooth along |
| slip
| 3 |
verb |
err |
stumble, trip, mistake |
| slip
| 12 |
verb |
err |
goof, fluff, miscalculate, flub, muff, blunder, misjudge, make a mistake, drop the ball, go wrong, put foot in mouth, slip up |
| slippery
| 1 |
adj |
smooth, slick |
wet |
| slippery
| 21 |
adj |
smooth, slick |
silky, polished, unsafe, icy, unstable, glistening, perilous, greasy, glassy, glazed, lustrous, satiny, sleek, slimy, soapy, unctuous, unsteady, waxy, lubricious, glacé, like a skating rink |
| slippery
| 4 |
adj |
uncertain, unreliable |
smooth, cunning, variable, false |
| slippery
| 25 |
adj |
uncertain, unreliable |
tricky, elusive, treacherous, unsafe, slick, unpredictable, unstable, shifty, cagey, changeable, crafty, devious, dishonest, duplicitous, evasive, fly-by-night, foxy, inconstant, insecure, mutable, sneaky, two-faced, unsteady, untrustworthy, slithery |
| slogan
| 3 |
noun |
motto |
saying, phrase, expression |
| slogan
| 11 |
noun |
motto |
rallying cry, trademark, jingle, byword, catchphrase, catchword, idiom, watchword, proverb, shibboleth, war cry |
| slope
| 10 |
noun |
slant, tilt |
shelf, hill, tip, bias, bend, pitch, lean, rise, bank, leaning |
| slope
| 21 |
noun |
slant, tilt |
ramp, declivity, cant, swag, descent, gradient, skew, sway, inclination, deviation, diagonal, downgrade, bevel, incline, declination, abruptness, deflection, steepness, obliqueness, obliquity, rising ground |
| slope
| 12 |
verb |
slant, tilt |
angle, tip, rise, lean, list, heel, pitch, fall, drop, dip, bank, descend |
| slope
| 10 |
verb |
slant, tilt |
bevel, ascend, rake, incline, skew, shelve, cant, recline, splay, drop away |
| slot
| 6 |
noun |
opening, place |
space, position, hole, channel, cut, time |
| slot
| 7 |
noun |
opening, place |
niche, vacancy, groove, recess, slit, aperture, socket |
| slow
| 8 |
adj |
unhurried, lazy |
heavy, quiet, easy, moderate, reluctant, delaying, crawling, measured |
| slow
| 41 |
adj |
unhurried, lazy |
gradual, lackadaisical, passive, stagnant, leisurely, sluggish, lethargic, slack, deliberate, disinclined, idle, lagging, creeping, apathetic, dilatory, dreamy, drowsy, imperceptible, inactive, indolent, inert, laggard, leaden, listless, negligent, phlegmatic, ponderous, remiss, sleepy, slothful, supine, tardy, torpid, dawdling, loitering, plodding, postponing, procrastinating, slow-moving, snaillike, tortoiselike |
| slow
| 9 |
adj |
behind, late |
stiff, low, moderate, off, delayed, down, reduced, conservative, dead |
| slow
| 29 |
adj |
behind, late |
tedious, gradual, tame, stagnant, sluggish, dull, slack, protracted, prolonged, lingering, backward, belated, dilatory, inactive, overdue, sleepy, tardy, uneventful, unproductive, behindhand, long-drawn-out, unprogressive, time-consuming, hindered, impeded, detained, draggy, long-delayed, unpunctual |
| slow
| 6 |
adj |
unintelligent |
simple, limited, stupid, dumb, dense, thick |
| slow
| 10 |
adj |
unintelligent |
dull, dim, backward, dunce, imbecile, moronic, obtuse, unresponsive, dimwitted, slow on the uptake |
| slow
| 10 |
verb |
delay, restrict |
moderate, relax, reduce, decrease, diminish, qualify, quiet, brake, regulate, check |
| slow
| 41 |
verb |
delay, restrict |
decelerate, hinder, retard, slacken, lessen, lag, stall, abate, curb, impede, curtail, temper, handicap, mire, choke, detain, procrastinate, reef, loiter, stunt, postpone, bog down, cut back, cut down, hold back, hold up, set back, anchor it, back-water, ease off, ease up, embog, hit the brakes, keep waiting, let down flaps, lose speed, lose steam, reduce speed, rein in, retardate, wind down |
| slump
| 13 |
noun |
decline, failure |
crash, collapse, drop, recession, slide, low, fall, dip, reverse, bottom, dumps, depression, slip |
| slump
| 23 |
noun |
decline, failure |
stagnation, depreciation, downturn, letdown, trough, sag, bust, funk, blight, downswing, downer, rut, descent, blue devils, blue funk, downslide, downtrend, bad period, bad times, falling-off, hard times, rainy days, the skids |
| slump
| 9 |
verb |
decline, sink |
plunge, collapse, drop, slide, slip, fall, crash, bend, pitch |
| slump
| 18 |
verb |
decline, sink |
go down, hunch, tumble, slouch, sag, fall off, plummet, droop, deteriorate, decay, loll, blight, topple, keel over, cave in, go downhill, go to ruin, reach new low |
| small
| 11 |
adj |
tiny in size, quantity |
poor, limited, short, slight, young, modest, narrow, little, toy, baby, minute |
| small
| 37 |
adj |
tiny in size, quantity |
paltry, meager, miniature, cramped, microscopic, minuscule, wee, petite, scanty, diminutive, petty, bantam, trifling, humble, immature, inadequate, inconsequential, insufficient, picayune, piddling, pitiful, puny, stunted, teeny, trivial, unpretentious, inconsiderable, scrubby, teensy, small-scale, mini, shrimp, undersized, bitty, pint-sized, pocket-sized, runty |
| small
| 10 |
adj |
unimportant |
limited, light, narrow, minor, lower, set, minute, mean, secondary, lesser |
| small
| 15 |
adj |
unimportant |
paltry, insignificant, negligible, petty, trifling, inferior, bush-league, inadequate, ineffectual, small-time, trivial, unessential, inconsiderable, minor-league, small-fry |
| small
| 6 |
adj |
narrow-minded, nasty |
limited, narrow, little, base, set, mean |
| small
| 6 |
adj |
narrow-minded, nasty |
petty, ignoble, illiberal, selfish, vulgar, grudging |
| smart
| 14 |
adj |
intelligent |
good, wise, bold, brilliant, bright, quick, sharp, knowing, skull, pointed, genius, ready, effective, fresh |
| smart
| 26 |
adj |
intelligent |
agile, shrewd, slick, nimble, brainy, canny, astute, crafty, resourceful, acute, adept, alert, whiz, keen, brisk, apt, clever, impertinent, ingenious, nervy, on the ball, pert, quick-witted, sassy, eggheaded, long-haired |
| smart
| 5 |
adj |
stylish, fashionable |
trim, exclusive, fine, elegant, neat |
| smart
| 16 |
adj |
stylish, fashionable |
fly, swank, dashing, spruce, chic, dapper, last word, latest thing, modish, natty, snappy, trendy, with it, dressed to kill, in fashion, well turned-out |
| smart
| 6 |
adj |
brisk, lively |
quick, active, good, bold, forward, cracking |
| smart
| 11 |
adj |
brisk, lively |
energetic, spanking, brazen, spirited, scintillating, jaunty, nervy, pert, saucy, sprightly, vigorous |
| smart
| 3 |
verb |
hurt, pain |
bite, burn, suffer |
| smart
| 7 |
verb |
hurt, pain |
throb, ache, prick, sting, prickle, tingle, be painful |
| smash
| 15 |
noun |
collision; defeat |
disaster, burst, slam, blow, ruin, breaking, sock, boom, crack, crash, collapse, failure, blast, destruction, accident |
| smash
| 16 |
noun |
collision; defeat |
downfall, wreck, breakup, wham, whack, breakdown, bang, wallop, bash, debacle, welt, clap, crack-up, shattering, smash-up, pile-up |
| smash
| 2 |
noun |
great success |
hit, sensation |
| smash
| 2 |
noun |
great success |
knockout, wow |
| smash
| 12 |
verb |
break into pieces |
trash, crash, burst, crush, slam, crack, hit, blast, belt, pound, fragment, powder |
| smash
| 18 |
verb |
break into pieces |
demolish, shatter, collide, bang, fracture, rive, pulverize, squish, disintegrate, splinter, squash, clobber, scrunch, wallop, shiver, slug, break to smithereens, make mincemeat of |
| smash
| 2 |
verb |
defeat, destroy |
trash, ruin |
| smash
| 18 |
verb |
defeat, destroy |
break up, demolish, topple, wreck, disrupt, shatter, overturn, raze, annihilate, tumble, destruct, decimate, overthrow, tear down, lay in ruins, lay waste, put out of action, put out of commission |
| smell
| 5 |
noun |
odor |
trace, flavor, scent, trail, essence |
| smell
| 13 |
noun |
odor |
stink, whiff, bouquet, aroma, perfume, stench, savor, emanation, incense, tang, fragrance, redolence, spice |
| smell
| 7 |
verb |
perceive with the nose |
breathe, detect, discover, identify, nose, scent, find |
| smell
| 4 |
verb |
perceive with the nose |
inhale, sniff, snuff, get a whiff |
| smell
| 7 |
verb |
have an odor |
stink, reek, funk, whiff, stench, be malodorous, smell to high heaven |
| smile
| 3 |
verb |
put on a happy expression |
laugh, grin, beam |
| smile
| 9 |
verb |
put on a happy expression |
smirk, simper, be gracious, express friendliness, express tenderness, look amused, look delighted, look happy, look pleased |
| smoke
| 4 |
noun |
fume; cigarette |
exhaust, gas, fog, pollution |
| smoke
| 6 |
noun |
fume; cigarette |
mist, soot, smog, vapor, butt, cig |
| smooth
| 17 |
adj |
level, unwrinkled; flowing |
gentle, mild, easy, stable, flat, continuous, fluid, peaceful, soft, steady, quiet, even, plain, uniform, plane, still, regular |
| smooth
| 35 |
adj |
level, unwrinkled; flowing |
polished, sleek, effortless, tranquil, silky, creamy, serene, uneventful, glossy, shiny, invariable, soothing, flush, horizontal, bland, equable, fluent, glassy, hairless, lustrous, monotonous, rhythmic, unbroken, undisturbed, uninterrupted, unruffled, untroubled, unvarying, velvety, shaven, frictionless, mirrorlike, planate, rippleless, undeviating |
| smooth
| 2 |
adj |
suave in behavior |
pleasant, mild |
| smooth
| 16 |
adj |
suave in behavior |
civilized, mellow, slick, ingratiating, agreeable, bland, courteous, courtly, facile, genial, glib, persuasive, polite, unctuous, urbane, smarmy |
| smooth
| 10 |
verb |
make level |
even, perfect, level, grade, clear, plane, iron, press, round, lay |
| smooth
| 12 |
verb |
make level |
flatten, varnish, burnish, gloss, glaze, slick, sleek, refine, flush, polish, sand, make uniform |
| smooth
| 7 |
verb |
make peace |
soften, facilitate, ease, pat, comfort, stroke, calm |
| smooth
| 14 |
verb |
make peace |
mitigate, iron out, alleviate, mellow, cool, palliate, assuage, appease, mollify, allay, extenuate, pave the way, take the edge off, take the sting out |
| snail
| 8 |
noun |
laggard |
straggler, idler, procrastinator, sluggard, slug, plodder, dawdler, dilly-dallyer |
| snail
| 15 |
noun |
invertebrate |
clam, crustacean, mollusk, barnacle, scallop, conch, crawfish, prawn, shrimp, lobster, mussel, oyster, whelk, piddock, crayfish |
| snail
| 2 |
noun |
lazy person |
fainéant, faineant |
| snail
| 8 |
noun |
lazy person |
slouch, loafer, lazybones, laggard, drone, idler, slug, dawdler |
| snail
| 6 |
noun |
invertebrate |
clam, abalone, whelk, chiton, cuttlefish, limpet |
| snake
| 2 |
noun |
reptile |
vermin, serpent |
| snap
| 1 |
noun |
easy thing to accomplish |
ease |
| snap
| 12 |
noun |
easy thing to accomplish |
picnic, walkover, breeze, cinch, duck soup, easy as pie, soft touch, pie, kid stuff, no problem, smooth sailing, child's play |
| snap
| 3 |
verb |
separate, break |
click, pop, crack |
| snap
| 4 |
verb |
separate, break |
fracture, crackle, come apart, give way |
| snap
| 4 |
verb |
bite, seize |
catch, grab, grip, grasp |
| snap
| 8 |
verb |
bite, seize |
jerk, clutch, snatch, yank, nip, twitch, lurch, bite at |
| snap
| 2 |
verb |
speak sharply |
yell, flash |
| snap
| 15 |
verb |
speak sharply |
roar, vent, growl, flare, grumble, retort, snarl, snort, bark, grunt, fly off the handle, get angry, jump down throat, lash out, take it out on |
| snatch
| 4 |
noun |
small part |
fragment, spell, bit, piece |
| snatch
| 2 |
noun |
small part |
snippet, smattering |
| snatch
| 13 |
verb |
grab away |
pull, rescue, seize, win, jump, catch, steal, grip, nail, take, grasp, collar, gain |
| snatch
| 15 |
verb |
grab away |
kidnap, jerk, wrest, pluck, snag, wrench, clutch, abduct, yank, nab, grapple, clap hands on, get fingers on, make off with, spirit away |
| snatch
| 1 |
noun |
vagina (used offensively) |
box |
| snatch
| 12 |
noun |
vagina (used offensively) |
cunt, pussy, muff, clit, twat, puss, beaver, cherry, vulva, vagina, slit, pudenda |
| sneaky
| 5 |
adj |
underhanded, dishonest |
nasty, base, low, mean, sneaking |
| sneaky
| 25 |
adj |
underhanded, dishonest |
tricky, sly, devious, shifty, disingenuous, contemptible, cowardly, deceitful, double-dealing, duplicitous, furtive, indirect, malicious, recreant, secretive, slippery, snide, stealthy, surreptitious, underhand, unreliable, unscrupulous, untrustworthy, yellow, guileful |
| sniff
| 5 |
verb |
breathe in |
smell, detect, scent, inspire, nose |
| sniff
| 4 |
verb |
breathe in |
inhale, snuff, snuffle, snift |
| snow
| 3 |
noun |
snowstorm |
blizzard, snowfall, snow flurry |
| snow
| 9 |
noun |
frozen vapor |
slush, sleet, snowbank, snowdrift, snowflake, snowfall, powder snow, snow blanket, snow crystal |
| snow
| 4 |
noun |
precipitation |
blizzard, snowstorm, firn, graupel |
| snuggle
| 3 |
verb |
cuddle |
hug, spoon, grasp |
| snuggle
| 7 |
verb |
cuddle |
huddle, nuzzle, snug, bundle, nestle, burrow, curl up |
| soak
| 9 |
verb |
drench, wet |
drink, steep, flood, soften, wash, drown, absorb, dip, water |
| soak
| 26 |
verb |
drench, wet |
bathe, moisten, immerse, marinate, saturate, submerge, penetrate, dunk, permeate, souse, impregnate, merge, assimilate, sop, macerate, percolate, infuse, seethe, damp, infiltrate, take in, immerge, imbrue, pour into, pour on, waterlog |
| soap
| 1 |
noun |
cleanser |
wash |
| soap
| 4 |
noun |
cleanser |
detergent, lather, suds, castile |
| soar
| 11 |
verb |
climb, fly |
shoot, sail, rocket, top, rise, lift, mount, up, arise, tower, wing |
| soar
| 7 |
verb |
climb, fly |
escalate, ascend, skyrocket, glide, aspire, uprear, shoot up |
| sober
| 7 |
adj |
not partaking of alcohol |
serious, calm, dry, controlled, moderate, steady, continent |
| sober
| 14 |
adj |
not partaking of alcohol |
sedate, restrained, abstemious, ascetic, on the wagon, self-possessed, temperate, abstaining, abstinent, clear-headed, cold sober, nonindulgent, not drunk, took the pledge |
| sober
| 19 |
adj |
calm, peaceful; dull |
staid, rational, reasonable, dark, quiet, practical, realistic, serious, sound, composed, reserved, plain, steady, collected, grave, cool, cold, severe, soft |
| sober
| 29 |
adj |
calm, peaceful; dull |
no-nonsense, down-to-earth, dispassionate, solemn, levelheaded, serene, lucid, earnest, low-key, restrained, subdued, somber, sedate, inhibited, constrained, drab, hard-boiled, imperturbable, pacific, unruffled, disciplined, abstaining, forgoing, abnegating, eschewing, clear-headed, toned down, unexcited, unimpassioned |
| soccer
| 7 |
noun |
a sport |
rugby, American football, Association football, Canadian football, grid game, gridiron pastime, the pigskin sport |
| sociable
| 7 |
adj |
friendly, outgoing |
close, intimate, regular, familiar, social, accessible, warm |
| sociable
| 11 |
adj |
friendly, outgoing |
cordial, genial, approachable, neighborly, good-natured, affable, gregarious, convivial, companionable, clubby, conversable |
| social
| 12 |
adj |
public, friendly |
civil, group, familiar, collective, community, general, common, nice, entertaining, organized, pleasant, popular |
| social
| 18 |
adj |
public, friendly |
communal, cordial, societal, sociable, amusing, communicative, companionable, convivial, gracious, gregarious, hospitable, informative, mannerly, neighborly, pleasurable, polished, polite, diverting |
| social science
| 2 |
noun |
commerce |
business, finance |
| social science
| 1 |
noun |
commerce |
the dismal science |
| socialist
| 8 |
adj |
representative, self-governing |
constitutional, free, popular, common, equal, friendly, informal, just |
| socialist
| 8 |
adj |
representative, self-governing |
egalitarian, orderly, autonomous, communal, individualistic, libertarian, populist, self-ruling |
| socialist
| 3 |
adj |
politically radical |
revolutionary, liberal, progressive |
| socialist
| 2 |
adj |
politically radical |
left-wing, leftist |
| socialist
| 1 |
adj |
liberal |
radical |
| socialist
| 2 |
adj |
liberal |
communist, leftist |
| socialist
| 1 |
noun |
card-carrying communist |
red |
| socialist
| 19 |
noun |
card-carrying communist |
comrade, sympathizer, fellow traveler, Marxist, pinko, Commie, apparatchik, Bolshevist, Trotskyite, Bolshevik, Maoist, Stalinist, C.P. member, Castroite, Leninist, Party member, Viet Cong, com-symp, member of the Communist Party |
| society
| 11 |
noun |
humankind, people |
company, humanity, community, nation, culture, civilization, world, public, association, population, friendship |
| society
| 10 |
noun |
humankind, people |
commonwealth, commonality, companionship, camaraderie, comradeship, zoo, jungle, rat race, general public, social order |
| society
| 13 |
noun |
organization, institution |
club, league, group, network, union, corporation, circle, association, alliance, outfit, gang, ring, order |
| society
| 12 |
noun |
organization, institution |
institute, clan, tie-up, guild, companionship, coterie, hookup, clique, comradeship, tie-in, sodality, syndicate |
| society
| 2 |
noun |
upper class of people |
elite, quality |
| society
| 17 |
noun |
upper class of people |
flower, aristocracy, gentry, beau monde, beautiful people, haut monde, high society, jet set, patriciate, upper crust, country set, glitterati, main line, polite society, smart set, top drawer, who's who |
| sociology
| 1 |
noun |
study of humans and their culture |
folklore |
| sociology
| 5 |
noun |
social psychology |
Skinnerian psychology, Watsonian psychology, behavioral psychology, behavioristic psychology, social anthropology |
| sociology
| 2 |
noun |
applied social science |
social work, social planning |
| sociology
| 2 |
noun |
school subject about society |
government, history |
| sociology
| 2 |
noun |
school subject about society |
geography, civics |
| sock
| 7 |
verb |
hit hard |
belt, soak, chop, punch, nail, beat, slap |
| sock
| 9 |
verb |
hit hard |
ding, smash, bop, clout, buffet, smack, cuff, paste, whack |
| soft
| 12 |
adj |
cushioned, squishy |
comfortable, smooth, rounded, plastic, thin, easy, flexible, delicate, fine, flowing, fluid, yielding |
| soft
| 40 |
adj |
cushioned, squishy |
silky, elastic, pliable, fluffy, spongy, comfy, creamy, mushy, supple, cozy, cushy, downy, ductile, feathery, flabby, fleecy, fleshy, flimsy, flocculent, formless, gelatinous, impressible, limp, malleable, pithy, satiny, snug, easeful, furry, moldable, pulpy, quaggy, silken, squashy, velvety, bendable, cottony, cushiony, doughy, pappy |
| soft
| 14 |
adj |
faint, temperate |
low, sweet, smooth, quiet, comfortable, gentle, mild, delicate, cool, light, pale, pleasing, whispered, shaded |
| soft
| 31 |
adj |
faint, temperate |
pastel, subdued, bland, mellow, soothing, dull, diffuse, ashen, balmy, cushy, dim, dulcet, dusky, hazy, lenient, low-key, mellifluous, melodious, misty, pallid, restful, sober, tinted, twilight, wan, muted, caressing, dimmed, murmured, toned down, understated |
| soft
| 8 |
adj |
compassionate |
simple, weak, gentle, easy, tender, kind, liberal, sensitive |
| soft
| 20 |
adj |
compassionate |
lax, affectionate, amiable, benign, courteous, effortless, gracious, indulgent, kindly, lenient, manageable, permissive, sentimental, spineless, sympathetic, pitying, easy-going, overindulgent, tender-hearted, undemanding |
| soft
| 2 |
adj |
out of condition |
weak, fat |
| soft
| 11 |
adj |
out of condition |
flabby, flaccid, fleshy, formless, limp, untrained, doughy, gone to seed, out of shape, overindulged, pampered |
| soft
| 2 |
adj |
stupid |
simple, silly |
| soft
| 5 |
adj |
stupid |
daft, fatuous, foolish, witless, feeble-minded |
| soft drink
| 1 |
noun |
carbonated beverage |
pop |
| soft drink
| 7 |
noun |
carbonated beverage |
soda pop, soda, soda water, tonic, cola, carbonated drink, carbonated water |
| software
| 1 |
noun |
computer program |
program |
| software
| 13 |
noun |
computer program |
operating system, spreadsheet, freeware, groupware, shareware, application software, bundled software, courseware, file management system, presentation software, productivity software, systems software, vaporware |
| soil
| 4 |
noun |
earth, dirt |
dust, clay, land, ground |
| soil
| 5 |
noun |
earth, dirt |
grime, soot, terra firma, loam, dry land |
| soil
| 5 |
noun |
land where one lives |
region, country, spread, homeland, home |
| soil
| 2 |
noun |
land where one lives |
terra firma, homestead |
| soil
| 4 |
verb |
make dirty |
shame, spot, mess, dirty |
| soil
| 30 |
verb |
make dirty |
sully, debase, pollute, tarnish, smear, muddy, taint, smudge, degrade, contaminate, besmirch, defile, disgrace, grime, foul, muck, befoul, spatter, spoil, muss, crumb, stain, discolor, mess up, tar, maculate, begrime, bedraggle, muck up, muss up |
| solar
| 4 |
adj |
pertaining to the sun |
cosmic, stellar, empyreal, heliacal |
| soldier
| 11 |
noun |
person serving in military |
fighter, veteran, guard, officer, volunteer, marine, pilot, warrior, recruit, private, rank |
| soldier
| 23 |
noun |
person serving in military |
mercenary, guerrilla, cadet, infantry, gunner, scout, warmonger, paratrooper, trooper, commando, draftee, musketeer, conscript, GI, Green Beret, airforce member, cavalryperson, enlisted person, infantryperson, military person, selectee, serviceperson, soldier-at-arms |
| sole
| 10 |
adj |
alone, singular |
exclusive, remaining, separate, one, single, individual, particular, only, unique, onliest |
| sole
| 7 |
adj |
alone, singular |
lone, solitary, ace, solo, one and only, only one, unshared |
| solid
| 19 |
adj |
hard, dimensional |
tight, strong, substantial, stable, sound, heavy, set, material, firm, concrete, rock, close, thick, concentrated, dense, fixed, physical, rooted, secure |
| solid
| 12 |
adj |
hard, dimensional |
sturdy, compact, hulk, husky, hunk, hefty, unshakable, brick wall, compacted, consolidated, massed, rocklike |
| solid
| 8 |
adj |
continuous, complete |
steady, stable, firm, regular, consecutive, united, agreed, continued |
| solid
| 10 |
adj |
continuous, complete |
unanimous, unbroken, undivided, uninterrupted, brick wall, consentient, like a rock, set in stone, unalloyed, unmixed |
| solid
| 10 |
adj |
dependable, reliable |
real, good, genuine, decent, satisfying, serious, sound, constant, pure, valid |
| solid
| 14 |
adj |
dependable, reliable |
satisfactory, trusty, worthy, upright, stalwart, cogent, estimable, levelheaded, sensible, sober, steadfast, trustworthy, upstanding, law-abiding |
| solidarity
| 6 |
noun |
unity |
support, agreement, consensus, harmony, alliance, union |
| solidarity
| 13 |
noun |
unity |
unanimity, unification, teamwork, accord, federation, uniformity, comradeship, fellowship, oneness, confederation, sameness, indivisibility, undividedness |
| solo
| 2 |
adj |
alone |
single, individual |
| solo
| 14 |
adj |
alone |
unaccompanied, solitary, companionless, friendless, unmarried, stag, by oneself, in solitary, me and my shadow, me myself and I, unaided, unassisted, unescorted, on one's own |
| solution
| 5 |
noun |
answer, resolution |
explanation, result, unfolding, key, solving |
| solution
| 9 |
noun |
answer, resolution |
quick fix, elucidation, clarification, explication, pay dirt, Band-Aid, the ticket, unraveling, unravelment |
| solution
| 5 |
noun |
mixture of liquid and another substance |
juice, blend, fluid, mix, compound |
| solution
| 7 |
noun |
mixture of liquid and another substance |
solvent, elixir, suspension, sap, extract, dissolvent, emulsion |
| solve
| 15 |
verb |
answer, resolve |
do, determine, fix, explain, have, settle, decide, puzzle, divine, hit, get, reason, unfold, interpret, work |
| solve
| 31 |
verb |
answer, resolve |
clear up, clarify, work out, iron out, lick, illuminate, unlock, enlighten, disentangle, fathom, decode, unravel, crack, construe, elucidate, break, decipher, expound, untangle, find out, make out, pan out, deal with, figure out, get right, get to the bottom, hit upon, make a dent, put two and two together, think out, unriddle |
| son
| 3 |
noun |
male child |
boy, dependent, junior |
| son
| 4 |
noun |
male child |
heir, offspring, descendant, scion |
| son
| 6 |
noun |
offspring |
boy, relative, sibling, child, male, native |
| son
| 6 |
noun |
offspring |
heir, descendant, lad, disciple, fils, ben |
| songbird
| 7 |
noun |
singing bird |
lark, wren, canary, pipit, serin, oscine, vireo |
| sophisticated
| 13 |
adj |
cosmopolitan, cultured |
practical, knowing, experienced, practiced, smooth, seasoned, studied, bored, adult, artificial, sharp, in, schooled |
| sophisticated
| 33 |
adj |
cosmopolitan, cultured |
refined, worldly, mature, disenchanted, jaded, cultivated, disillusioned, cool, blasé, cynical, into, laid-back, skeptical, suave, svelte, urbane, well-bred, with it, citified, been around, couth, in the know, jet-set, mondaine, on to, stagy, streetwise, switched on, uptown, wise to, wised up, world-weary, worldly wise |
| sophisticated
| 6 |
adj |
complex, advanced |
modern, complicated, delicate, subtle, involved, elaborate |
| sophisticated
| 6 |
adj |
complex, advanced |
intricate, refined, knotty, labyrinthine, multifaceted, highly developed |
| soporific
| 2 |
adj |
sleepy; sleep-inducing |
calming, nodding |
| soporific
| 19 |
adj |
sleepy; sleep-inducing |
anesthetic, sedative, opiate, hypnotic, narcotic, balmy, drowsy, dull, somnolent, soothing, slumberous, somniferous, deadening, dozy, mesmerizing, numbing, quietening, snoozy, tranquilizing |
| soprano
| 1 |
noun |
person with high singing voice |
singer |
| soprano
| 4 |
noun |
person with high singing voice |
treble, descant, falsetto, coloratura |
| sough
| 5 |
verb |
murmur |
sigh, whisper, mutter, flow, voice |
| sough
| 24 |
verb |
murmur |
burble, ripple, utter, verbalize, mumble, gurgle, purr, growl, vocalize, tinkle, moan, babble, hum, stutter, rumble, trickle, stammer, drip, drone, buzz, meander, purl, susurrate, stage-whisper |
| soul
| 21 |
noun |
psyche, inspiration, energy |
conscience, heart, life, stuff, intelligence, mind, thought, genius, courage, ego, feeling, spirit, personality, force, essence, bottom, cause, reason, breast, substance, principle |
| soul
| 25 |
noun |
psyche, inspiration, energy |
vitality, intellect, individuality, bosom, animation, fervor, ardor, disposition, marrow, quintessence, pith, anima, nobility, animus, vital force, élan vital, noumenon, vivacity, animating principle, breath of life, elan vital, pneuma, recesses of heart, secret self, spiritual being |
| soul
| 10 |
noun |
being |
body, ghost, woman, character, person, individual, creature, spirit, man, shadow |
| soul
| 6 |
noun |
being |
human being, phantom, personage, mortal, umbra, living soul |
| sound
| 14 |
adj |
complete, healthy |
solid, safe, stable, intact, firm, entire, right, fit, well, perfect, total, whole, substantial, vital |
| sound
| 23 |
adj |
complete, healthy |
vigorous, sturdy, vibrant, thorough, flawless, sane, robust, hale, effectual, hearty, unblemished, undamaged, unhurt, unimpaired, wholesome, alive and kicking, in the pink, right as rain, undecayed, uninjured, up to snuff, well-constructed, wrapped tight |
| sound
| 21 |
adj |
logical, reasonable |
precise, wise, fair, solid, reliable, responsible, valid, rational, proper, accurate, correct, right, exact, convincing, deep, satisfying, intellectual, telling, just, profound, true |
| sound
| 25 |
adj |
logical, reasonable |
sensible, satisfactory, flawless, prudent, judicious, sober, cool, advisable, cogent, consequent, faultless, impeccable, levelheaded, orthodox, thoughtful, together, trustworthy, well-advised, well-founded, well-grounded, commonsensical, right-minded, all there, got it together, right-thinking |
| sound
| 17 |
adj |
accepted, established |
fair, solid, reliable, safe, legal, valid, stable, proper, received, secure, sanctioned, recognized, loyal, significant, proven, washing, true |
| sound
| 19 |
adj |
accepted, established |
dependable, fly, solvent, kosher, go, faithful, authoritative, canonical, orthodox, reputable, tried-and-true, legit, all there, hanging together, holding together, holding up, holding up in wash, holding water, standing up |
| sound
| 10 |
noun |
something heard or audible |
noise, tone, accent, note, music, harmony, voice, ringing, report, pitch |
| sound
| 17 |
noun |
something heard or audible |
vibration, melody, din, softness, modulation, tenor, intonation, static, reverberation, racket, resonance, tonality, sonorousness, loudness, sonority, sonance, sonancy |
| sound
| 14 |
verb |
produce noise |
blow, reflect, shout, boom, sing, ring, echo, burst, whisper, slam, jar, play, crash, explode |
| sound
| 40 |
verb |
produce noise |
blare, resonate, resound, rattle, clank, reverberate, clack, creak, bark, thud, trumpet, moan, thunder, vibrate, thump, clink, shrill, cackle, patter, smash, babble, hum, detonate, clang, rumble, toot, murmur, clatter, shriek, jangle, jabber, roar, whine, bang, squawk, snort, buzz, chatter, emit, clap |
| sound
| 3 |
verb |
give the impression |
seem, look, appear |
| sound
| 2 |
verb |
give the impression |
appear to be, strike as being |
| soup
| 1 |
noun |
mixture |
compound |
| soup
| 6 |
noun |
mixture |
admixture, alloy, amalgamation, composite, fusion, mishmash |
| soup
| 8 |
noun |
mixture, blend |
sequence, solution, mix, union, compound, connection, order, blending |
| soup
| 20 |
noun |
mixture, blend |
merger, consolidation, stew, junction, amalgamation, miscellany, succession, fusion, medley, composite, unification, brew, aggregate, mishmash, synthesis, olio, combo, amalgam, coalescence, everything but kitchen sink |
| soup
| 3 |
noun |
combination, mixture |
blend, composition, union |
| soup
| 16 |
noun |
combination, mixture |
commixture, goulash, amalgamation, composite, mishmash, fusion, medley, conglomerate, alloy, compost, stew, admixture, aggregate, synthesis, combo, amalgam |
| soup
| 7 |
noun |
something that blows up |
bomb, mine, missile, powder, shot, charge, shell |
| soup
| 14 |
noun |
something that blows up |
booby trap, ammunition, grease, grenade, munition, detonator, dynamite, gunpowder, TNT, fireworks, nitroglycerin, pineapple, mulligan, propellant |
| soup
| 4 |
noun |
heavy mist that reduces visibility |
smoke, steam, cloud, film |
| soup
| 19 |
noun |
heavy mist that reduces visibility |
gloom, smog, vapor, murk, effluvium, obscurity, wisp, nebula, murkiness, smother, haze, grease, miasma, brume, London fog, ground clouds, pea soup, smaze, visibility zero-zero |
| soup
| 4 |
noun |
cloudy air |
fog, film, steam, cloud |
| soup
| 14 |
noun |
cloudy air |
murk, obscurity, smother, fumes, miasma, dimness, smog, mist, vapor, brume, haziness, indistinctness, ground clouds, smokiness |
| soup
| 2 |
noun |
mixture |
confusion, mix |
| soup
| 16 |
noun |
mixture |
hodgepodge, jumble, medley, miscellany, assortment, farrago, mishmash, mixed bag, pastiche, patchwork, potpourri, salmagundi, stew, combo, gallimaufry, pasticcio |
| soup
| 5 |
noun |
film, vapor |
rain, steam, fog, cloud, spray |
| soup
| 9 |
noun |
film, vapor |
moisture, smog, dew, drizzle, condensation, haze, brume, ground clouds, visibility zero |
| soup
| 10 |
noun |
assortment, combination |
association, blend, combine, compound, cross, crossing, dough, package, union, variety |
| soup
| 39 |
noun |
assortment, combination |
admixture, adulteration, alloy, assimilation, batter, brew, composite, concoction, confection, conglomeration, fusion, goulash, grab bag, hodgepodge, hybrid, incorporation, jumble, mélange, mash, medley, merger, miscellany, mishmash, mixed bag, mosaic, patchwork, potpourri, salmagundi, saturation, stew, transfusion, amalgamation, commixture, amalgam, combo, hybridization, infiltration, interfusion, mingling |
| soup
| 4 |
noun |
miscellany |
combination, blend, mixture, collection |
| soup
| 16 |
noun |
miscellany |
salmagundi, hash, patchwork, motley, medley, hodgepodge, goulash, pastiche, assortment, mishmash, gallimaufry, stew, mélange, mixed bag, olio, combo |
| soup
| 10 |
noun |
difficult situation |
dilemma, circumstance, crisis, puzzle, pass, lot, emergency, hole, condition, position |
| soup
| 36 |
noun |
difficult situation |
hardship, mess, quandary, quagmire, impasse, imbroglio, plight, deadlock, posture, strait, juncture, perplexity, corner, asperity, bind, exigency, fix, scrape, state, jam, vicissitude, hang-up, spot, muddle, drag, rigor, clutch, pinch, pickle, Catch-22, bad news, hot water, deep water, large order, rough go, tall order ticklish spot tight situation trouble |
| soup
| 13 |
noun |
mixture, miscellany |
brew, salmagundi, hash, goulash, medley, jumble, mishmash, potpourri, mélange, olio, pie, mulligan, pasticcio |
| soup
| 9 |
noun |
difference |
mixture, diversity, variation, range, collection, array, change, departure, shift |
| soup
| 24 |
noun |
difference |
assortment, medley, multiplicity, fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, multifariousness, divergency, stew, conglomeration, miscellany, modification, variance, heterogeneity, mishmash, potpourri, cross section, mélange, mixed bag, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness |
| soup
| 11 |
noun |
combination |
mix, variety, dough, blend, union, cross, combine, compound, association, package, crossing |
| soup
| 39 |
noun |
combination |
concoction, batter, stew, commixture, jumble, goulash, amalgamation, hybrid, composite, mosaic, admixture, potpourri, saturation, salmagundi, hodgepodge, transfusion, confection, assimilation, brew, fusion, incorporation, adulteration, mishmash, patchwork, medley, mash, merger, miscellany, alloy, conglomeration, grab bag, mélange, mixed bag, infiltration, mingling, combo, hybridization, amalgam, interfusion |
| soup
| 3 |
noun |
trouble |
bind, difficulty, mess |
| soup
| 4 |
noun |
trouble |
jam, predicament, scrape, hot spot |
| soup
| 9 |
noun |
variety |
array, change, collection, departure, diversity, mixture, range, shift, variation |
| soup
| 29 |
noun |
variety |
assortment, conglomeration, cross section, discrepancy, divergency, diverseness, diversification, fluctuation, heterogeneity, heterogeneousness, incongruity, medley, miscellany, mishmash, mixed bag, modification, multifariousness, multiformity, multiplicity, mélange, potpourri, stew, variance, variegation, variousness, combo, disparateness, intermixture, many-sidedness |
| soup
| 9 |
noun |
variety |
array, mixture, diversity, variation, change, departure, range, shift, collection |
| soup
| 29 |
noun |
variety |
fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, heterogeneousness, variegation, modification, heterogeneity, potpourri, miscellany, divergency, stew, assortment, mishmash, diverseness, multiplicity, medley, variance, conglomeration, cross section, miscellaneousness, mixed bag, multiformity, mélange, variousness, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness |
| soup
| 9 |
noun |
variety |
array, change, collection, departure, diversity, mixture, range, shift, variation |
| soup
| 29 |
noun |
variety |
assortment, conglomeration, cross section, discrepancy, divergency, diverseness, diversification, fluctuation, heterogeneity, heterogeneousness, incongruity, medley, miscellaneousness, miscellany, mishmash, mixed bag, modification, multifariousness, multiplicity, mélange, potpourri, stew, variance, variegation, variousness, combo, disparateness, intermixture, many-sidedness |
| soup
| 9 |
noun |
variety |
array, mixture, diversity, variation, change, shift, departure, range, collection |
| soup
| 29 |
noun |
variety |
mishmash, fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, heterogeneousness, variegation, modification, heterogeneity, potpourri, divergency, stew, assortment, diverseness, medley, multifariousness, miscellany, variance, conglomeration, cross section, miscellaneousness, mixed bag, multiformity, mélange, variousness, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness |
| soup
| 9 |
noun |
variety |
array, mixture, diversity, variation, collection, change, departure, range, shift |
| soup
| 30 |
noun |
variety |
fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, heterogeneousness, variegation, modification, heterogeneity, potpourri, miscellany, divergency, assortment, mishmash, diverseness, multiplicity, medley, multifariousness, variance, conglomeration, stew, cross section, miscellaneousness, mixed bag, multiformity, mélange, variousness, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness |
| soup
| 9 |
noun |
variety |
array, change, collection, departure, diversity, mixture, range, shift, variation |
| soup
| 29 |
noun |
variety |
assortment, conglomeration, cross section, discrepancy, divergency, diverseness, diversification, fluctuation, heterogeneity, heterogeneousness, incongruity, medley, miscellaneousness, miscellany, mishmash, mixed bag, modification, multifariousness, multiformity, multiplicity, mélange, potpourri, stew, variance, variegation, combo, disparateness, intermixture, many-sidedness |
| sour
| 9 |
adj |
bad-tasting; gone bad |
sharp, acid, biting, bitter, dry, bad, cutting, green, turned |
| sour
| 29 |
adj |
bad-tasting; gone bad |
acrid, pungent, caustic, briny, musty, peppery, unpleasant, salty, piquant, acidic, rancid, astringent, stinging, keen, tart, acetic, unripe, unsavory, unwholesome, acerb, acetous, soured, fermented, acidulated, curdled, acetose, sourish, vinegary, with a kick |
| sour
| 3 |
adj |
in a bad mood |
bitter, acid, unhappy |
| sour
| 22 |
adj |
in a bad mood |
acrimonious, grouchy, rotten, unpleasant, acrid, discontented, embittered, jaundiced, displeasing, tart, churlish, crabby, cynical, disagreeable, ill-natured, ill-tempered, irritable, on edge, peevish, ungenerous, waspish, grudging |
| sour
| 1 |
verb |
alienate |
turn |
| sour
| 10 |
verb |
alienate |
embitter, spoil, exacerbate, exasperate, envenom, curdle, turn off, acidify, disenchant, make sour |
| source
| 18 |
noun |
beginning; point of supply |
origin, cause, authority, expert, dawning, spring, rising, dawn, author, father, start, specialist, parent, opening, rise, connection, mother, root |
| source
| 22 |
noun |
beginning; point of supply |
informant, wellspring, birthplace, provenance, onset, fountain, fountainhead, originator, origination, inception, authorship, antecedent, derivation, fount, maternity, provenience, commencement, begetter, determinant, paternity, starting point, horse's mouth |
| south
| 2 |
adj |
on west side when facing north |
near, port |
| south
| 6 |
adj |
on west side when facing north |
sinister, larboard, hard to left, nigh side, portside, sinistral |
| south
| 5 |
adj |
cold |
freezing, extreme, farthest, frozen, north |
| south
| 5 |
adj |
cold |
icy, frigid, glacial, arctic, terminal |
| sow
| 8 |
verb |
plant |
grow, scatter, raise, toss, broadcast, seed, drill, pitch |
| sow
| 9 |
verb |
plant |
propagate, disseminate, fling, inseminate, lodge, implant, strew, disject, put in |
| space
| 24 |
noun |
room, scope |
slot, arena, capacity, zone, area, spot, field, location, territory, distance, sphere, blank, stretch, spread, play, reach, expansion, volume, extent, gap, extension, interval, range, margin |
| space
| 14 |
noun |
room, scope |
breadth, omission, headway, compass, leeway, infinity, expanse, tract, lacuna, amplitude, turf, spaciousness, headroom, elbowroom |
| space
| 9 |
noun |
time interval |
time, term, span, stretch, season, spell, period, while, bit |
| space
| 1 |
noun |
time interval |
duration |
| spare
| 6 |
adj |
extra, reserve |
option, emergency, over, free, additional, odd |
| spare
| 15 |
adj |
extra, reserve |
unused, unoccupied, lagniappe, surplus, leftover, backup, supernumerary, superfluous, unwanted, de trop, supererogatory, in excess, in reserve, in store, more than enough |
| spare
| 7 |
adj |
thin; sparse |
poor, slight, sparing, lean, stick, shadow, modest |
| spare
| 22 |
adj |
thin; sparse |
slim, angular, scanty, scant, skinny, bony, economical, exiguous, frugal, gaunt, lanky, meager, rangy, rawboned, scrawny, skimpy, slender, stingy, wiry, lank, stilt, scraggy |
| spare
| 8 |
verb |
do or manage without |
grant, afford, give, provide, allow, save, short, supply |
| spare
| 11 |
verb |
do or manage without |
relinquish, skimp, pinch, scrape, bestow, scrimp, stint, dispense with, salt away, part with, put by |
| spare
| 4 |
verb |
forgive; have mercy upon |
leave, excuse, spring, release |
| spare
| 25 |
verb |
forgive; have mercy upon |
pardon, exempt, forbear, pity, dispense, absolve, relent, discharge, bail out, let off, refrain from, be lenient, be merciful, get off the hook, get out of hock, give a break, give quarter to, go easy on, let go, privilege from, pull out of the fire, relieve from, save bacon, save from, save neck |
| spatial
| 1 |
adj |
relating to space |
structural |
| spatial
| 3 |
adj |
relating to space |
dimensional, geographical, contiguous |
| speak
| 20 |
verb |
talk |
convey, deliver, express, communicate, shout, declare, say, whisper, voice, tell, articulate, jaw, state, discourse, mutter, assert, mouth, sound, spill, lip |
| speak
| 33 |
verb |
talk |
chat, go, utter, chew, expatiate, descant, pronounce, rap, blab, mumble, modulate, vocalize, verbalize, yak, aver, drawl, converse, gas, enunciate, murmur, allege, gab, yammer, spiel, perorate, break silence, make known, make public, pop off, put into words, yakkety-yak, open one's mouth, speak one's piece |
| speak
| 5 |
verb |
address; give a lecture |
argue, talk, plead, discourse, pitch |
| speak
| 12 |
verb |
address; give a lecture |
orate, recite, stump, sermonize, descant, spout, spiel, harangue, declaim, get across, prelect, hold forth |
| speaker
| 11 |
noun |
talker |
lecturer, speechmaker, announcer, rhetorician, mouthpiece, spokesperson, orator, elocutionist, after-dinner speaker, keynoter, public speaker |
| specialist
| 6 |
noun |
person who is an expert in a field |
scholar, doctor, consultant, authority, professional, veteran |
| specialist
| 14 |
noun |
person who is an expert in a field |
guru, devotee, connoisseur, pundit, ace, sage, virtuoso, adept, savant, pro, old hand, technician, attending physician, old pro |
| species
| 13 |
noun |
class, variety |
sort, category, kind, group, description, division, number, collection, lot, type, order, nature, likes |
| species
| 2 |
noun |
class, variety |
breed, stripe |
| specified
| 4 |
adj |
particularized |
stated, detailed, named, described |
| specified
| 1 |
adj |
particularized |
itemized |
| specimen
| 17 |
noun |
example, sample |
exhibit, copy, variety, case, sort, pattern, individual, instance, part, representative, representation, model, type, species, unit, proof, sampling |
| specimen
| 6 |
noun |
example, sample |
embodiment, illustration, exemplar, case history, cross section, exemplification |
| spectrum
| 3 |
noun |
color spectrum |
rainbow, chromatic spectrum, hue cycle |
| spectrum
| 6 |
noun |
range |
scope, scale, span, sweep, field, extent |
| spectrum
| 2 |
noun |
range |
gamut, compass |
| spectrum
| 6 |
noun |
array |
sphere, range, series, colors, distribution, sequence |
| spectrum
| 1 |
noun |
array |
continuum |
| speculate
| 14 |
verb |
think about deeply and theorize |
guess, read, wonder, reflect, contemplate, weigh, consider, figure, study, reason, suppose, suspect, scheme, review |
| speculate
| 29 |
verb |
think about deeply and theorize |
hypothesize, ruminate, surmise, conjecture, cerebrate, deliberate, dope, muse, excogitate, brainstorm, meditate, cogitate, head trip, figure out, guesstimate, build castles in air, call it, call the turn, chew over, dope out, have a hunch, hazard a guess, kick around, pipe-dream, psych out, read between lines, run it up flagpole, size up, beat one's brains |
| speculate
| 5 |
verb |
gamble, risk |
play, plunge, dare, hazard, venture |
| speculate
| 10 |
verb |
gamble, risk |
wildcat, make book, margin up, play the market, pour money into, spec, stick neck out, take a chance, take a flier, take a fling |
| speech
| 13 |
noun |
talk |
dialogue, tone, language, discussion, conversation, voice, expression, communication, accent, speaking, voicing, tongue, expressing |
| speech
| 27 |
noun |
talk |
enunciation, prose, jargon, diction, intercourse, idiom, pronunciation, palaver, dialect, articulation, spiel, vocalization, prattle, parlance, elocution, locution, vernacular, verbalization, utterance, lingo, double talk, mother tongue, doublespeak, vocalizing, native tongue, oral communication, vocal expression |
| speech
| 8 |
noun |
formal talk to audience |
rhetoric, paper, address, lecture, appeal, debate, pitch, discourse |
| speech
| 29 |
noun |
formal talk to audience |
commentary, sermon, stump, disquisition, salutation, tirade, oratory, parley, valedictory, exhortation, opus, oration, invocation, diatribe, keynote, bombast, dissertation, eulogy, spiel, recitation, parlance, harangue, homily, panegyric, declamation, allocution, pep talk, prelection, chalk talk |
| speed
| 10 |
noun |
rate of motion, often a high rate |
pace, momentum, clip, expedition, snap, hurry, rush, breeze, activity, steam |
| speed
| 27 |
noun |
rate of motion, often a high rate |
acceleration, agility, quickness, velocity, lick, eagerness, precipitancy, dispatch, alacrity, headway, promptness, rapidness, rapidity, liveliness, swiftness, hustle, gait, precipitation, readiness, celerity, rustle, fleetness, haste, urgency, legerity, briskness, promptitude |
| speed
| 23 |
verb |
move along quickly |
fly, advance, rush, promote, run, help, facilitate, ride, further, hurry, boost, urge, assist, bomb, tear, spring, flash, career, race, sail, aid, barrel, belt |
| speed
| 25 |
verb |
move along quickly |
zoom, hasten, expedite, quicken, hightail, gallop, dispatch, impel, whiz, bowl over, cover ground, cut along, gather momentum, gear up, get a move on, get moving, get under way, go all out, go fast, go like the wind, lose no time, make haste, open up throttle, press on, step on it |
| speed up
| 7 |
verb |
increase speed, timing |
advance, further, stimulate, drive, forward, railroad, hurry |
| speed up
| 24 |
verb |
increase speed, timing |
step up, hasten, spur, expedite, quicken, tool, gun, impel, dust, precipitate, roll, open up, rev, fire up, hammer on, lay a patch, lay rubber, make tracks, nail it, peel rubber, put on afterburners, put pedal to metal, rev up, step on gas |
| speed up
| 7 |
verb |
adjoin, increase; make further comment |
reply, include, boost, continue, hike, tag, pad |
| speed up
| 33 |
verb |
adjoin, increase; make further comment |
augment, annex, sweeten, affix, snowball, supplement, spike, ante, parlay, append, beef up, build up, figure in, step up, piggyback, charge up, cue in, flesh out, heat up, hike up, hitch on, hook on, hook up with, jack up, jazz up, join together, plug into, pour it on, run up, say further, slap on, soup up, tack on |
| speed up
| 24 |
verb |
alleviate, help |
moderate, relax, speed, relieve, soften, lift, calm, further, promote, facilitate, improve, cure, still, doctor, comfort, forward, nurse, assist, free, smooth, quiet, cheer, release, aid |
| speed up
| 28 |
verb |
alleviate, help |
mitigate, lessen, soothe, simplify, abate, ameliorate, allay, expedite, appease, palliate, assuage, relent, mollify, meliorate, lighten, pacify, tranquilize, slacken, disengage, disburden, untighten, anesthetize, attend to, clear the way, let up on, make easier, open the door, run interference for |
| speed up
| 12 |
verb |
make happen faster |
urge, facilitate, assist, accelerate, promote, speed, advance, rush, forward, press, railroad, hurry |
| speed up
| 14 |
verb |
make happen faster |
hasten, quicken, dispatch, precipitate, cut the red tape, fast track, grease wheels, hand-carry, hand-walk, handle personally, run interference, run with the ball, shoot through, walk it through |
| speed up
| 8 |
verb |
assist the progress of |
help, ease, aid, further, promote, speed, forward, smooth |
| speed up
| 8 |
verb |
assist the progress of |
simplify, expedite, grease the wheels, hand-carry, make easy, open doors, run interference for, walk through |
| speed up
| 18 |
verb |
act, move speedily |
rush, rocket, burst, rip, accelerate, speed, race, roll, urge, run, fly, bullet, drive, breeze, smoke, push, fleet, barrel |
| speed up
| 36 |
verb |
act, move speedily |
whirl, whisk, zip, scurry, dash, scoot, jog, hasten, hustle, whiz, quicken, spur, goad, bustle, nip, sally, expedite, flit, haste, beeline, dig in, bestir, whish, be quick, get a move on, go like lightning, hurry up, lose no time, make haste, make short work of, make time, make tracks, shake a leg, step on gas, step on it, turn on steam |
| speed up
| 8 |
verb |
hurry, speed |
trigger, accelerate, advance, launch, further, cast, press, throw |
| speed up
| 11 |
verb |
hurry, speed |
hasten, expedite, fling, dispatch, hurl, discharge, quicken, bring on, let fly, push forward, send forth |
| speed up
| 12 |
verb |
incite, urge |
press, pressure, encourage, speed, inspire, influence, persuade, hurry, motivate, railroad, squeeze, kid |
| speed up
| 29 |
verb |
incite, urge |
spur, coerce, bulldoze, goad, jolly, oblige, prod, browbeat, constrain, expedite, impel, strong-arm, bear down, egg on, turn on, goose, steamroll, dragoon, exert influence, fire up, go to town on, key up, lean on, overpress, pour it on, push around, put the screws to, put up to, sell on |
| speed up
| 15 |
verb |
increase, grow |
raise, advance, double, swell, lift, accelerate, build, climb, improve, expand, soar, arise, mount, enhance, spread |
| speed up
| 28 |
verb |
increase, grow |
ascend, pick up, multiply, distend, aggravate, augment, magnify, bulge, intensify, billow, upsurge, enlarge, redouble, wax, deepen, inflate, rouse, heighten, levitate, add to, perk up, take off, move up, go up, go through the roof, intensate, pile up, stack up |
| speed up
| 19 |
verb |
hurry, speed |
shoot, fly, run, charge, barrel, press, bolt, break, push, scramble, chase, streak, career, course, tear, race, accelerate, fleet, roll |
| speed up
| 28 |
verb |
hurry, speed |
zip, dispatch, dash, scurry, sprint, hustle, flit, fling, zoom, hotfoot, surge, scud, whiz, haste, dart, hasten, expedite, quicken, get the lead out, fire up, get cracking, go like lightning, hurry up, lose no time, make haste, make short work of, shake a leg, step on gas |
| speed up
| 8 |
verb |
accelerate |
raise, increase, improve, boost, speed, hurry, lift, up |
| speed up
| 6 |
verb |
accelerate |
hasten, escalate, intensify, quicken, augment, shake up |
| speed up
| 21 |
verb |
ease |
aid, assist, calm, comfort, facilitate, further, improve, quiet, release, speed, still, cheer, cure, forward, free, lift, moderate, nurse, promote, relax, relieve |
| speed up
| 34 |
verb |
ease |
abate, allay, ameliorate, appease, assuage, disburden, disengage, expedite, lessen, let up, loosen, mitigate, mollify, pacify, palliate, relent, simplify, slacken, soften, soothe, tranquilize, anesthetize, attend to, clear the way, doctor, let up on, lighten, loose, make easier, meliorate, open the door, run interference for, slack, smooth |
| speedy
| 9 |
adj |
fast, quick |
rapid, prompt, immediate, accelerated, hurried, express, fleet, ready, summary |
| speedy
| 19 |
adj |
fast, quick |
hasty, brisk, expeditious, swift, agile, breakneck, headlong, lissome, lively, nimble, precipitate, snappy, winged, alacritous, harefooted, quick-fire, rapid-fire, supersonic, ultrasonic |
| spell
| 15 |
noun |
interval, period |
streak, term, space, stretch, shift, tour, season, patch, trick, turn, while, course, time, go, bit |
| spell
| 7 |
noun |
interval, period |
bout, stint, intermission, relay, interlude, hitch, tour of duty |
| spell
| 2 |
noun |
magical aura over an entity |
charm, magic |
| spell
| 25 |
noun |
magical aura over an entity |
abracadabra, bewitching, incantation, allure, talisman, trance, hex, fascination, whack, enchantment, sorcery, whammy, glamour, enchanting, hocus-pocus, amulet, jinx, exorcism, voodoo, mumbo jumbo, witchery, hexing, bewitchment, rune, conjuration |
| spell
| 6 |
noun |
seizure |
illness, fit, stroke, access, turn, attack |
| spell
| 4 |
noun |
seizure |
spasm, throe, paroxysm, jag |
| spell
| 6 |
verb |
mean, imply |
suggest, intend, indicate, express, promise, import |
| spell
| 11 |
verb |
mean, imply |
signify, add up to, portend, augur, presage, connote, denote, herald, amount to, orthographize, point to |
| spell
| 5 |
verb |
give rest, relief |
breathe, release, relieve, allow, free |
| spell
| 5 |
verb |
give rest, relief |
lay off, lie by, stand in for, take over, take the place of |
| spend
| 16 |
verb |
give, pay out |
use, waste, consume, give, invest, contribute, employ, settle, concentrate, drop, donate, exhaust, drain, absorb, apply, empty |
| spend
| 33 |
verb |
give, pay out |
expend, allocate, blow, confer, squander, dispense, misspend, defray, disburse, lavish, bestow, deplete, dissipate, liquidate, fritter, come across, come through, foot the bill, hand out, lay out, outlay, run through, shell out, throw away, put in, ante up, cast away, cough up, evote, pay down, pay up, spring for, use up |
| spend
| 9 |
verb |
use time; occupy |
consume, devote, employ, kill, go, waste, drift, pass, fill |
| spend
| 9 |
verb |
use time; occupy |
squander, idle, misuse, laze, fritter, fool around, put in, let pass, while away |
| spendthrift
| 1 |
noun |
person careless with money |
sport |
| spendthrift
| 11 |
noun |
person careless with money |
waster, wastrel, prodigal, profligate, improvident, imprudent, spender, squanderer, big spender, dissipater, high-roller |
| sphere
| 7 |
noun |
globular object |
planet, circle, ball, globe, pill, earth, round |
| sphere
| 6 |
noun |
globular object |
orb, globule, pellet, apple, big blue marble, rondure |
| sphere
| 23 |
noun |
domain of influence |
field, circle, realm, scope, function, jurisdiction, terrain, rank, employment, ground, capacity, zone, pale, station, department, territory, jungle, province, class, level, orbit, range, position |
| sphere
| 11 |
noun |
domain of influence |
stratum, bailiwick, turf, compass, precinct, dominion, neck of the woods, walk of life, demesne, champaign, stomping ground |
| spider
| 3 |
noun |
skillet |
wok, fry pan, gridiron |
| spider
| 2 |
noun |
bug |
bee, fly |
| spider
| 28 |
noun |
bug |
tick, vermin, pest, mite, louse, arachnid, butterfly, gnat, dragonfly, moth, grasshopper, cockroach, termite, ant, mosquito, beetle, flea, fruit fly, aphid, ladybug, cootie, bumblebee, bedbug, arthropod, hornet, daddy longlegs, praying mantis, yellowjacket |
| spider
| 3 |
noun |
person who steals |
criminal, clip, cheat |
| spider
| 33 |
noun |
person who steals |
burglar, sniper, pickpocket, bandit, crook, swindler, pirate, robber, mugger, prowler, hijacker, punk, plunderer, kleptomaniac, pilferer, larcenist, stealer, cat burglar, purloiner, owl, defalcator, larcener, embezzler, housebreaker, moonlighter, lifter, scrounger, shoplifter, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist |
| spider
| 3 |
noun |
grill |
skillet, broiler, frying pan |
| spider
| 3 |
noun |
stealer |
clip, cheat, criminal |
| spider
| 33 |
noun |
stealer |
hijacker, thief, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, pilferer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, pickpocket, punk, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, owl, moonlighter, lifter, housebreaker, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, defalcator, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist |
| spider
| 3 |
noun |
larcenist |
clip, cheat, criminal |
| spider
| 31 |
noun |
larcenist |
punk, hijacker, plunderer, crook, kleptomaniac, stealer, prowler, burglar, pirate, sniper, robber, mugger, bandit, swindler, highwayman, cat burglar, purloiner, owl, moonlighter, lifter, shoplifter, larcener, scrounger, embezzler, defalcator, housebreaker, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist |
| spider
| 3 |
noun |
larcenist |
cheat, clip, criminal |
| spider
| 31 |
noun |
larcenist |
bandit, burglar, cat burglar, crook, highwayman, hijacker, kleptomaniac, mugger, pickpocket, pilferer, pirate, plunderer, prowler, robber, sniper, stealer, swindler, defalcator, embezzler, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, housebreaker, larcener, lifter, moonlighter, owl, porch climber, scrounger, shoplifter, stickup artist |
| spill
| 11 |
verb |
slop, drop |
sprinkle, stream, flow, pour, spray, scatter, empty, shed, run, upset, lose |
| spill
| 17 |
verb |
slop, drop |
squirt, dribble, splash, discharge, overflow, run out, disgorge, splatter, drip, spurt, overturn, overrun, throw off, spill over, overfill, run over, well over |
| spill
| 5 |
verb |
reveal |
blow, disclose, inform, mouth, tell |
| spill
| 7 |
verb |
reveal |
divulge, tattle, betray, blab, squeal, give away, let the cat out of the bag |
| spin
| 5 |
noun |
circular motion |
twist, revolution, turn, circuit, roll |
| spin
| 4 |
noun |
circular motion |
spiral, whirl, gyration, rotation |
| spin
| 4 |
verb |
go around, make go around |
swim, twist, turn, wheel |
| spin
| 12 |
verb |
go around, make go around |
whirl, rotate, spiral, twirl, revolve, reel, gyre, gyrate, oscillate, pirouette, purl, pendulate |
| spinach
| 5 |
noun |
undetailed lie |
story, invention, jazz, fiction, tale |
| spinach
| 17 |
noun |
undetailed lie |
prevarication, equivocation, whopper, falsity, canard, falsehood, yarn, untruth, untruthfulness, evasiveness, mendacity, line, misrepresentation, fabrication, crock, fairy tale, white lie |
| spinach
| 4 |
adj |
emerald in color |
pine, forest, sea, grass |
| spinach
| 22 |
adj |
emerald in color |
fir, sap, jade, sage, moss, olive, blue-green, peacock, apple, willow, verdigris, malachite, beryl, chartreuse, kelly, aquamarine, pea, lime, bice, greenish-blue, vert, viridian |
| spine
| 2 |
noun |
backbone |
ridge, back |
| spine
| 6 |
noun |
backbone |
spinal column, vertebrae, bone, rachis, chine, vertebral column |
| spirit
| 23 |
noun |
soul, attitude |
heart, life, resolve, humor, mood, essence, energy, character, will, courage, enthusiasm, quality, warmth, nerve, force, motivation, breath, jazz, fire, substance, air, enterprise, resolution |
| spirit
| 30 |
noun |
soul, attitude |
vigor, vitality, temperament, morale, outlook, earnestness, gameness, psyche, tenor, boldness, spunk, guts, willpower, liveliness, sparkle, animation, complexion, stoutheartedness, grit, zest, ardor, backbone, disposition, mettle, oomph, dauntlessness, temper, frame of mind, life force, vital spark |
| spirit
| 11 |
noun |
atmosphere, essence |
tone, genius, meaning, purpose, sense, humor, feeling, quality, substance, intention, intent |
| spirit
| 5 |
noun |
atmosphere, essence |
gist, purport, timbre, tenor, temper |
| spirit
| 5 |
noun |
ghost |
soul, vision, shade, shadow, sprite |
| spirit
| 10 |
noun |
ghost |
phantom, apparition, spook, poltergeist, phantasm, specter, wraith, supernatural being, umbra, eidolon |
| spirits
| 3 |
noun |
morale |
feeling, tone, mood |
| spirits
| 1 |
noun |
morale |
disposition |
| spit
| 1 |
noun |
saliva |
water |
| spit
| 6 |
noun |
saliva |
discharge, slaver, drool, dribble, sputum, spittle |
| spit
| 14 |
verb |
eject saliva or substance |
sputter, spew, drool, hiss, hawk, sibilate, spatter, discharge, expectorate, splutter, slobber, throw out, sizz, spritz |
| spite
| 2 |
noun |
hateful feeling |
hate, despite |
| spite
| 26 |
noun |
hateful feeling |
malice, resentment, umbrage, pique, gall, contempt, malevolence, venom, maliciousness, antipathy, peeve, revenge, vengefulness, malignity, vengeance, vindictiveness, animosity, rancor, grudge, spleen, enmity, spitefulness, hatred, bad blood, ill will, harsh feeling |
| spite
| 4 |
verb |
offend, hurt |
injure, needle, harm, provoke |
| spite
| 18 |
verb |
offend, hurt |
annoy, discomfit, grudge, crab, vex, nettle, pique, harass, persecute, beset, begrudge, gall, get even, put out, louse up, cramp style, hang up, upset the apple cart |
| split
| 8 |
noun |
opening |
division, crack, gap, separation, tear, damage, rip, rent |
| split
| 13 |
noun |
opening |
rift, fissure, chasm, breach, rupture, rime, slit, slash, cleavage, cleft, chink, rima, rimation |
| split
| 3 |
noun |
difference, disunion |
division, break, rent |
| split
| 14 |
noun |
difference, disunion |
rift, fissure, discord, divergence, schism, dissension, disruption, breach, rupture, fracture, partition, estrangement, alienation, break-up |
| split
| 14 |
verb |
break up, pull apart |
divide, separate, tear, isolate, rip, break, crack, open, fork, burst, divorce, branch, part, snap |
| split
| 24 |
verb |
break up, pull apart |
rive, splinter, disband, sever, cleave, disjoin, rend, hack, bifurcate, diverge, gape, slit, sunder, slash, disunite, whack, dissever, dichotomize, come apart, come undone, give way, go separate ways, part company, put asunder |
| split
| 4 |
verb |
divide into parts |
slice, share, divide, distribute |
| split
| 15 |
verb |
divide into parts |
partition, divvy, apportion, halve, dole, allot, allocate, divvy up, carve up, go even-steven, go fifty-fifty, mete out, parcel out, slice the pie, slice up |
| spoil
| 7 |
verb |
ruin, hurt |
harm, upset, destroy, sack, injure, damage, waste |
| spoil
| 30 |
verb |
ruin, hurt |
mar, devastate, wreck, tarnish, undo, impair, deface, defile, desolate, disgrace, debase, ravage, desecrate, vitiate, trash, disfigure, demolish, pillage, squash, despoil, plunder, smash, blemish, prejudice, mess up, depredate, spoliate, make useless, muck up, take apart |
| spoil
| 3 |
verb |
baby, indulge |
humor, accommodate, favor |
| spoil
| 9 |
verb |
baby, indulge |
pamper, oblige, cosset, mollycoddle, overindulge, coddle, spoon-feed, cater to, kill with kindness |
| spoil
| 1 |
verb |
decay, turn bad |
turn |
| spoil
| 16 |
verb |
decay, turn bad |
taint, mildew, curdle, crumble, molder, disintegrate, putrefy, rot, addle, decompose, deteriorate, go off, become tainted, become useless, break down, go bad |
| spokesman
| 6 |
noun |
communicator |
deputy, agent, representative, champion, mouth, speaker |
| spokesman
| 10 |
noun |
communicator |
spokesperson, mediator, spokeswoman, delegate, prophet, mouthpiece, protagonist, talker, substitute, prolocutor |
| spontaneous
| 8 |
adj |
impulsive, willing |
voluntary, simple, casual, automatic, down, free, inevitable, natural |
| spontaneous
| 31 |
adj |
impulsive, willing |
unplanned, offhand, instinctive, impromptu, ad-lib, extemporaneous, extempore, impetuous, improvised, involuntary, irresistible, unavoidable, unconscious, uncontrolled, unintentional, unsophisticated, unstudied, up front, off-the-cuff, uncompelled, unconstrained, unforced, break loose, free spirited, from the hip, off top of head, unartful, unbidden, uncontrived, unpremediated, unprompted |
| spoon
| 1 |
verb |
neck |
embrace |
| spoon
| 5 |
verb |
neck |
pet, caress, fool around, make out, canoodle |
| sport
| 8 |
noun |
recreational activity; entertainment |
fun, game, play, ball, exercise, action, pleasure, games |
| sport
| 11 |
noun |
recreational activity; entertainment |
athletics, pastime, recreation, picnic, disport, gaiety, diversion, frolic, amusement, fun and games, physical activity |
| sport
| 3 |
noun |
fun, joking |
laughter, joke, kidding |
| sport
| 23 |
noun |
fun, joking |
teasing, nonsense, jest, pleasantry, drollery, derision, scorn, jesting, raillery, frolic, mockery, banter, tomfoolery, trifling, badinage, merriment, horseplay, jollity, mirth, escapade, practical joke, jollification, mummery |
| sport
| 3 |
noun |
person who takes kidding |
target, joke, butt |
| sport
| 8 |
noun |
person who takes kidding |
laughingstock, mockery, buffoon, mock, plaything, jestee, object of derision, object of ridicule |
| sport
| 2 |
verb |
display, wear |
exhibit, model |
| sport
| 4 |
verb |
display, wear |
don, show off, be dressed in, have on |
| sports fan
| 4 |
noun |
person who watches event |
observer, viewer, fan, witness |
| sports fan
| 19 |
noun |
person who watches event |
bystander, onlooker, looker, beholder, watcher, kibitzer, eyewitness, seer, theatergoer, moviegoer, playgoer, clapper, perceiver, standee, looker-on, gaper, gazer, showgoer, stander-by |
| spot
| 4 |
noun |
mark, stain |
shot, molecule, particle, drop |
| spot
| 23 |
noun |
mark, stain |
dollop, speck, daub, whit, mote, blot, iota, flaw, jot, smudge, atom, dram, nip, mite, smidgen, discoloration, blemish, pinch, blotch, taint, pimple, snort, little bit |
| spot
| 16 |
noun |
location |
slot, scene, office, point, section, site, seat, station, place, situation, position, post, sector, plant, roof, pad |
| spot
| 9 |
noun |
location |
hole, hangout, layout, locality, locus, joint, X, X marks the spot, wherever |
| spot
| 5 |
noun |
bad situation |
dilemma, mess, fix, difficulty, trouble |
| spot
| 9 |
noun |
bad situation |
box, corner, hole, predicament, quandary, scrape, jam, pickle, plight |
| spot
| 10 |
noun |
position in organization |
office, work, job, station, place, situation, post, responsibility, appointment, connection |
| spot
| 2 |
noun |
position in organization |
berth, billet |
| spot
| 5 |
verb |
mark, stain |
streak, soil, dirty, marble, dot |
| spot
| 21 |
verb |
mark, stain |
stipple, speck, splotch, blot, speckle, tarnish, splash, stud, spatter, dapple, pimple, sully, stripe, besmirch, blotch, taint, fleck, mottle, pepper, maculate, bespatter |
| spot
| 14 |
verb |
see, recognize |
locate, detect, track, discover, observe, identify, sight, catch, find, encounter, diagnose, trace, place, distinguish |
| spot
| 12 |
verb |
see, recognize |
pinpoint, espy, descry, discern, ferret out, make out, point out, turn up, determinate, catch sight of, meet with, pick out |
| spouse
| 8 |
noun |
one of a married couple |
woman, wife, companion, bride, mate, partner, husband, man |
| spouse
| 4 |
noun |
one of a married couple |
roommate, helpmate, groom, better half |
| spray
| 1 |
noun |
fine mist |
fog |
| spray
| 12 |
noun |
fine mist |
froth, splash, moisture, drizzle, aerosol, sprayer, sprinkler, duster, spindrift, droplets, atomizer, vaporizer |
| spray
| 4 |
verb |
sprinkle, diffuse |
shoot, shower, dust, scatter |
| spray
| 8 |
verb |
sprinkle, diffuse |
smear, drizzle, splash, squirt, atomize, spatter, spritz, throw around |
| spread
| 14 |
noun |
expansion, development; extent |
advance, transmission, spreading, increase, term, span, extension, stretch, reach, radiation, sweep, range, scope, period |
| spread
| 13 |
noun |
expansion, development; extent |
escalation, advancement, dissemination, diffusion, profusion, proliferation, expanse, dispersion, enlargement, ramification, compass, transfusion, suffusion |
| spread
| 2 |
noun |
outlay of food, meal |
dinner, array |
| spread
| 6 |
noun |
outlay of food, meal |
repast, blowout, feast, regale, banquet, lunch |
| spread
| 24 |
verb |
open or fan out |
set, develop, extend, stretch, cover, lay, flow, increase, spray, reach, expand, unfold, array, open, prepare, paint, mushroom, lie, swell, arrange, level, cast, settle, coat |
| spread
| 34 |
verb |
open or fan out |
proliferate, escalate, disperse, multiply, circulate, unwind, widen, broaden, lengthen, unfurl, daub, flatten, radiate, sprawl, dilate, strew, gloss, enlarge, diverge, unroll, pervade, bloat, diffuse, suffuse, smear, overlay, branch off, outstretch, untwist, uncoil, be displayed, be distributed, even out, roll out |
| spread
| 9 |
verb |
publicize |
distribute, transmit, scatter, shed, publish, declare, broadcast, cast, proclaim |
| spread
| 12 |
verb |
publicize |
disseminate, propagate, circulate, blazon, promulgate, sow, radiate, advertise, strew, diffuse, make known, make public |
| spring
| 6 |
noun |
jump, skip |
buck, give, flexibility, bound, leap, bounce |
| spring
| 9 |
noun |
jump, skip |
hop, elasticity, recoil, springiness, vault, buoyancy, resilience, saltation, bounciness |
| spring
| 2 |
noun |
season following winter |
prime, flowering |
| spring
| 8 |
noun |
season following winter |
budding, seedtime, springtide, springtime, blackberry winter, budtime, vernal equinox, vernal season |
| spring
| 8 |
noun |
origin |
cause, stimulus, root, well, motive, source, consideration, beginning |
| spring
| 6 |
noun |
origin |
impetus, fountain, fount, wellspring, fountainhead, whence |
| spring
| 2 |
noun |
body of rushing waters |
wells, baths |
| spring
| 8 |
noun |
body of rushing waters |
geyser, fountain, spa, artesian well, hot spring, thermal spring, hydrolysate, watering place |
| spring
| 6 |
verb |
jump, skip |
bound, bounce, start, leap, bolt, trip |
| spring
| 10 |
verb |
jump, skip |
startle, rebound, skitter, recoil, hop, vault, hurdle, lop, lope, hippety hop |
| spring
| 18 |
verb |
originate, emerge |
begin, arise, derive, develop, proceed, grow, start, descend, issue, head, mushroom, rise, stem, birth, come, appear, flow, arrive |
| spring
| 12 |
verb |
originate, emerge |
emanate, hatch, commence, loom, burgeon, come out, upspring, be derived, be descended, come into being, come into existence, shoot up |
| sprinkles
| 9 |
verb |
scatter, disseminate |
shower, spray, dust, dot, spit, spot, rain, powder, shake |
| sprinkles
| 15 |
verb |
scatter, disseminate |
moisten, dredge, smear, stud, strew, freckle, christen, dampen, speckle, baptize, squirt, mist, speck, pepper, spritz |
| spy
| 5 |
noun |
person who secretly finds out about another's business |
detective, investigator, agent, patrol, observer |
| spy
| 22 |
noun |
person who secretly finds out about another's business |
secret agent, informer, mole, operative, lookout, sleuth, plant, snoop, spook, watcher, scout, picket, emissary, double agent, secret service, undercover agent, spotter, sleeper, espionage agent, foreign agent, inside agent, intelligencer |
| spy
| 13 |
verb |
secretly follow, watch another's actions |
examine, discover, case, notice, glimpse, trail, watch, spot, search, tail, observe, shadow, view |
| spy
| 20 |
verb |
secretly follow, watch another's actions |
snoop, scrutinize, sleuth, scout, meddle, reconnoiter, pry, peep, take in, eyeball, stag, catch sight of, fish out, get a load of, keep under surveillance, look for, recon, set eyes on, stake out, take note |
| squabble
| 6 |
noun |
argument |
difference, controversy, dispute, spat, fight, words |
| squabble
| 15 |
noun |
argument |
flap, difference of opinion, tiff, disagreement, wrangle, feud, hassle, altercation, quarrel, fuss, scrap, scene, row, bickering, set-to |
| squabble
| 6 |
verb |
argue |
disagree, fight, encounter, row, spat, dispute |
| squabble
| 12 |
verb |
argue |
bicker, wrangle, quibble, fall out, quarrel, clash, tiff, scrap, hassle, brawl, argufy, have words |
| squad
| 7 |
noun |
team, crew |
division, group, band, gang, force, troop, company |
| squad
| 3 |
noun |
team, crew |
battalion, squadron, regiment |
| square
| 9 |
adj |
honest, genuine |
even, fair, straight, equal, objective, sporting, decent, ethical, just |
| square
| 12 |
adj |
honest, genuine |
upright, nonpartisan, aboveboard, equitable, fair-and-square, impartial, impersonal, straightforward, unbiased, unprejudiced, on-the-level, sportspersonlike |
| square
| 1 |
adj |
four-sided |
squared |
| square
| 13 |
adj |
four-sided |
quadrate, rectangular, quadratic, equilateral, foursquare, boxlike, boxy, equal-sided, orthogonal, quadratical, rectilinear, right-angled, squarish |
| square
| 2 |
adj |
old-fashioned, conventional |
dated, conservative |
| square
| 8 |
adj |
old-fashioned, conventional |
straight, bourgeois, behind the times, orthodox, out-of-date, strait-laced, stuffy, button-down |
| square
| 1 |
noun |
person who is old-fashioned, conventional |
conservative |
| square
| 6 |
noun |
person who is old-fashioned, conventional |
antediluvian, reactionary, traditionalist, fuddy-duddy, diehard, stick-in-the-mud |
| square
| 6 |
noun |
municipal park |
center, space, area, green, circle, common |
| square
| 2 |
noun |
municipal park |
plaza, village green |
| square
| 3 |
verb |
correspond, agree |
fit, balance, match |
| square
| 11 |
verb |
correspond, agree |
conform, accord, dovetail, reconcile, tally, jibe, harmonize, coincide, check out, gee, fit in |
| square
| 8 |
verb |
pay off, satisfy |
quit, buy, pay, clear, settle, have, balance, fix |
| square
| 11 |
verb |
pay off, satisfy |
bribe, discharge, liquidate, corrupt, rig, buy off, clear up, clear off, make even, pay up, tamper with |
| square
| 6 |
verb |
adapt, regulate |
fit, level, accommodate, adjust, suit, true |
| square
| 7 |
verb |
adapt, regulate |
conform, tailor, reconcile, align, quadrate, tailor-make, even up |
| squeeze
| 8 |
noun |
pressure, crushing |
hug, force, crowd, influence, crush, embrace, press, hold |
| squeeze
| 8 |
noun |
pressure, crushing |
crunch, restraint, congestion, clutch, squash, jam, clasp, handclasp |
| squeeze
| 12 |
verb |
exert pressure on sides, parts of something |
grip, crush, stuff, press, pack, force, crowd, embrace, clip, hug, bear, contract |
| squeeze
| 22 |
verb |
exert pressure on sides, parts of something |
wedge, pinch, compress, clutch, cram, wring, ram, strangle, jostle, scrunch, quash, squash, thrust, nip, clasp, jam, throttle, squish, enfold, choke, cuddle, hold tight |
| squeeze
| 2 |
verb |
try to get money out of |
milk, pressure |
| squeeze
| 13 |
verb |
try to get money out of |
pinch, extract, wring, extort, bleed, wrench, oppress, eke out, pressurize, bring pressure to bear, lean on, put screws to, shake down |
| stab
| 5 |
noun |
piercing cut |
blow, wound, hurt, rent, stick |
| stab
| 12 |
noun |
piercing cut |
twinge, jab, gash, prick, incision, piercing, pang, puncture, ache, thrust, jag, transfixion |
| stab
| 3 |
noun |
attempt |
essay, try, venture |
| stab
| 8 |
noun |
attempt |
whack, whirl, shot, fling, crack, go, endeavor, one's best |
| stab
| 16 |
verb |
puncture, pierce with sharp, pointed object |
injure, wound, punch, hurt, stick, clip, plunge, cut, carve, knife, hit, brand, slice, sink, drive, chop |
| stab
| 18 |
verb |
puncture, pierce with sharp, pointed object |
prick, jab, transfix, ram, plow, saber, jag, prong, bayonet, shank, pierce, spear, thrust, penetrate, cleave, gore, run through, open up |
| stable
| 22 |
adj |
constant, fixed; resistant |
secure, solid, safe, steady, fast, permanent, calm, balanced, strong, substantial, reliable, even, established, set, tough, uniform, firm, enduring, sound, sure, together, nailed |
| stable
| 29 |
adj |
constant, fixed; resistant |
durable, lasting, stout, invariable, abiding, staunch, stalwart, deep-rooted, equable, immutable, resolute, stationary, steadfast, sturdy, unalterable, unchangeable, unvarying, unwavering, well-founded, perdurable, anchored, stabile, poised, brick-wall, set in stone, solid as a rock, staying put, unfluctuating, well-built |
| staff
| 16 |
noun |
employees of organization |
force, personnel, team, crew, faculty, organization, shop, help, cast, workers, officers, agents, teachers, servants, deputies, assistants |
| staff
| 3 |
noun |
employees of organization |
work force, cadre, operatives |
| staff
| 3 |
noun |
stick, usually for walking |
club, rod, pole |
| staff
| 6 |
noun |
stick, usually for walking |
cane, wand, stave, prop, walking stick, pikestaff |
| stage
| 14 |
noun |
level, period within structure or |
standing, leg, point, step, moment, phase, lap, status, division, degree, grade, length, plane, rung |
| stage
| 6 |
noun |
level, period within structure or |
node, footing, juncture, notch, point in time, system date |
| stage
| 10 |
noun |
theater platform; theater life |
arena, set, theater, scene, play, drama, setting, frame, staging, boards |
| stage
| 14 |
noun |
theater platform; theater life |
spotlight, scenery, limelight, scaffold, dais, scaffolding, show business, legit, footlights, Broadway, off-Broadway, show biz, stage set, mise en scène |
| stage
| 11 |
verb |
arrange, produce |
do, play, organize, perform, mount, execute, open, present, engineer, give, show |
| stage
| 3 |
verb |
arrange, produce |
put on, orchestrate, bring out |
| stain
| 4 |
noun |
spot of dirt, blot, bar |
color, brand, spot, shame |
| stain
| 24 |
noun |
spot of dirt, blot, bar |
blemish, speck, blotch, smudge, tint, stigma, splotch, dye, odium, smirch, onus, disgrace, infamy, slur, dishonor, mottle, drip, spatter, blur, reproach, discoloration, black eye, sinister, ink spot |
| stain
| 4 |
verb |
dirty, taint |
color, soil, spot, mark |
| stain
| 28 |
verb |
dirty, taint |
sully, tint, tarnish, smear, blacken, smudge, daub, discolor, contaminate, dye, besmirch, pervert, defile, blot, disgrace, bastardize, bestialize, brutalize, deprave, blemish, debauch, corrupt, debase, tinge, demoralize, animalize, tar, drag through the mud |
| staircase
| 16 |
noun |
a way into a place |
hallway, porch, door, opening, port, hall, access, corridor, entry, gate, lobby, passage, way, threshold, path, approach |
| staircase
| 11 |
noun |
a way into a place |
entryway, passageway, avenue, vestibule, ingress, inlet, portico, archway, portal, gateway, doorway |
| staircase
| 1 |
noun |
trim made of wood |
finishing |
| staircase
| 2 |
noun |
trim made of wood |
molding, paneling |
| staircase
| 1 |
noun |
stairway |
steps |
| staircase
| 3 |
noun |
stairway |
escalator, stair, companionway |
| staircase
| 1 |
noun |
molding |
finishing |
| staircase
| 4 |
noun |
molding |
stairway, fittings, wood finishing, wood trim |
| staircase
| 2 |
noun |
a set of steps |
flight, steps |
| staircase
| 6 |
noun |
a set of steps |
stairs, stairwell, escalier, flight of steps, pair of stairs, stairway |
| stake
| 5 |
noun |
pole |
rod, stick, post, pale, paling |
| stake
| 3 |
noun |
pole |
picket, stave, spike |
| stake
| 5 |
noun |
bet, wager |
chance, risk, venture, pot, hazard |
| stake
| 3 |
noun |
bet, wager |
ante, peril, pledge |
| stake
| 7 |
noun |
share, investment |
involvement, award, purse, prize, interest, claim, concern |
| stake
| 11 |
verb |
bet, wager |
chance, play, set, risk, back, hazard, game, lay, venture, put, finance |
| stake
| 9 |
verb |
bet, wager |
jeopardize, grubstake, bankroll, capitalize, imperil, gamble, pledge, put on, stake down |
| stall
| 12 |
verb |
delay for own purposes |
slow, stop, stay, suspend, interrupt, fence, die, arrest, brake, stand, still, check |
| stall
| 24 |
verb |
delay for own purposes |
hinder, halt, put off, postpone, hamper, filibuster, temporize, equivocate, tarry, stonewall, prevaricate, hedge, quibble, shut down, avoid the issue, beat around the bush, hold off, not move, play for time, slow down, stand off, stand still, drag one's feet, take one's time |
| stamp
| 6 |
noun |
impression, symbol, seal |
print, signature, brand, impress, mark, cast |
| stamp
| 7 |
noun |
impression, symbol, seal |
emblem, hallmark, earmark, imprint, indentation, mold, sticker |
| stamp
| 9 |
noun |
character |
sort, kind, cut, description, form, type, cast, fashion, lot |
| stamp
| 4 |
noun |
character |
breed, ilk, stripe, mold |
| stamp
| 2 |
verb |
step on hard |
beat, crush |
| stamp
| 7 |
verb |
step on hard |
stump, stomp, trample, tramp, clomp, clump, tromp |
| stamp
| 10 |
verb |
imprint; press mark on |
print, pound, fix, impress, drive, mark, cast, letter, brand, grave |
| stamp
| 7 |
verb |
imprint; press mark on |
etch, inscribe, engrave, hammer, offset, infix, mold |
| stand
| 11 |
noun |
position, opinion |
stance, belief, sentiment, attitude, determination, view, sound, angle, pose, twist, notion |
| stand
| 5 |
noun |
position, opinion |
slant, poise, carriage, standpoint, two cents' worth |
| stand
| 12 |
noun |
base, stage |
table, support, booth, platform, station, counter, rank, place, board, frame, rack, staging |
| stand
| 5 |
noun |
base, stage |
dais, stall, grandstand, bracket, gantry |
| stand
| 9 |
verb |
be or get upright |
locate, set, rise, settle, place, rank, put, position, mount |
| stand
| 8 |
verb |
be or get upright |
erect, cock, dispose, poise, be erect, be on feet, be vertical, jump up |
| stand
| 14 |
verb |
be in force, exist |
pause, last, stop, rest, stay, remain, continue, hold, belong, obtain, occupy, endure, prevail, fill |
| stand
| 5 |
verb |
be in force, exist |
halt, take up, be located, be situated, be valid |
| standard
| 18 |
adj |
regular, approved |
accepted, classic, normal, common, basic, usual, typical, set, average, official, general, regulation, stock, established, everyday, popular, prevailing, recognized |
| standard
| 10 |
adj |
regular, approved |
definitive, vanilla, staple, authoritative, canonical, customary, orthodox, run-of-the-mill, boilerplate, garden variety |
| standard
| 23 |
noun |
guideline, principle |
requirement, code, rule, ideal, measure, test, model, law, norm, morals, grade, sample, pattern, type, belief, ethics, ideals, average, example, fundamental, guide, mean, mirror |
| standard
| 16 |
noun |
guideline, principle |
specification, canon, gauge, archetype, par, criterion, yardstick, axiom, benchmark, median, exemplar, paradigm, touchstone, beau ideal, rule of thumb, barometer |
| standard
| 4 |
noun |
flag |
figure, color, symbol, colors |
| standard
| 9 |
noun |
flag |
insignia, emblem, ensign, jack, pennant, banner, streamer, banderole, bannerol |
| star
| 13 |
adj |
famous, illustrious |
major, dominant, leading, celebrated, chief, capital, main, principal, brilliant, outstanding, prominent, talented, well-known |
| star
| 3 |
adj |
famous, illustrious |
paramount, predominant, preeminent |
| star
| 5 |
noun |
person who is famous |
hero, name, celebrity, favorite, lead |
| star
| 8 |
noun |
person who is famous |
idol, luminary, draw, superstar, starlet, headliner, leading role, topliner |
| start
| 11 |
noun |
beginning |
dawn, opening, origin, foundation, dawning, spring, source, exit, birth, bow, leaving |
| start
| 20 |
noun |
beginning |
outset, kickoff, inauguration, takeoff, onset, initiation, inception, alpha, commencement, derivation, square one, countdown, embarkation, start-off, flying start, day one, first step, jump-off, running start, setting out |
| start
| 10 |
noun |
advantage |
break, chance, opportunity, lead, opening, backing, odds, draw, introduction, edge |
| start
| 7 |
noun |
advantage |
vantage, bulge, sponsorship, handicap, allowance, helping hand, head start |
| start
| 5 |
noun |
flinch |
turn, shock, jar, jump, scare |
| start
| 3 |
noun |
flinch |
twitch, convulsion, spasm |
| start
| 16 |
verb |
begin; come into existence |
issue, appear, launch, open, create, introduce, leave, initiate, found, establish, rise, depart, spring, arise, pioneer, light |
| start
| 27 |
verb |
begin; come into existence |
set up, inaugurate, commence, engender, institute, incite, originate, embark, arouse, activate, rouse, instigate, enter upon, go ahead, hit the road, sally forth, turn on, come into being, get going, get under way, lay foundation, make a beginning, see light, set in motion, set out, take first step, take the plunge |
| start
| 9 |
verb |
flinch |
buck, shy, leap, bounce, bound, jump, bolt, spring, shrink |
| start
| 12 |
verb |
flinch |
blanch, jerk, wince, startle, recoil, blench, quail, dart, twitch, draw back, jump the gun, squinch |
| state
| 34 |
noun |
condition or mode of being |
case, requirement, estate, welfare, shape, pass, event, standing, position, capacity, spirits, fix, character, environment, station, circumstances, status, category, form, circumstance, situation, phase, humor, mood, limitation, attitude, element, reputation, stand, time, occasion, essential, nature, chances |
| state
| 16 |
noun |
condition or mode of being |
occurrence, outlook, stipulation, juncture, plight, footing, imperative, prerequisite, proviso, accompaniment, predicament, eventuality, posture, contingency, frame of mind, state of affairs |
| state
| 9 |
noun |
dignity, grandeur |
status, standing, style, glory, rank, ceremony, consequence, position, display |
| state
| 6 |
noun |
dignity, grandeur |
pomp, majesty, cachet, splendor, stature, prestige |
| state
| 7 |
noun |
government, country |
land, union, community, nation, territory, sovereignty, republic |
| state
| 3 |
noun |
government, country |
federation, commonwealth, body politic |
| state
| 18 |
verb |
declare, assert |
describe, give, explain, express, articulate, say, present, put, voice, tell, specify, speak, relate, pitch, deliver, report, interpret, air |
| state
| 25 |
verb |
declare, assert |
expound, affirm, recite, vent, enumerate, pronounce, asseverate, utter, enounce, ventilate, rehearse, narrate, aver, elucidate, enunciate, spiel, propound, recount, bring out, come out with, throw out, set forth, chime in, give blow-by-blow, give rundown |
| statement
| 21 |
noun |
declaration, assertion |
comment, announcement, remark, word, description, explanation, charge, allegation, testimony, report, account, presentation, communication, profession, aside, picture, observation, mention, narrative, relation, voice |
| statement
| 25 |
noun |
declaration, assertion |
proclamation, affidavit, assurance, dictum, ejaculation, manifesto, asseveration, rundown, acknowledgment, make, avowal, articulation, averment, vocalization, recitation, affirmation, recital, protestation, verbalization, utterance, blow-by-blow, ABCs, ventilation, presentment, communiqué |
| statement
| 6 |
noun |
account of finances |
report, record, charge, bill, budget, score |
| statement
| 5 |
noun |
account of finances |
affidavit, audit, invoice, tab, reckoning |
| station
| 10 |
noun |
headquarters, base |
house, site, location, stop, spot, place, situation, position, post, seat |
| station
| 7 |
noun |
headquarters, base |
terminal, depot, locus, whereabouts, home office, base of operations, main office |
| station
| 22 |
noun |
social or occupational status |
business, service, duty, estate, grade, rank, sphere, employment, occupation, standing, capacity, character, state, appointment, position, post, class, level, calling, place, situation, order |
| station
| 3 |
noun |
social or occupational status |
footing, stratum, caste |
| station
| 12 |
verb |
place at a location |
post, base, establish, assign, install, appoint, plant, set, fix, park, commission, put |
| station
| 3 |
verb |
place at a location |
allot, lodge, garrison |
| stationery
| 1 |
noun |
writing materials |
envelopes |
| stationery
| 4 |
noun |
writing materials |
writing paper, letterhead, office supplies, pen and paper |
| statistic
| 31 |
noun |
event; detail of action |
case, information, accomplishment, phenomenon, circumstance, experience, evidence, incident, factor, action, performance, data, affair, point, being, creation, entity, proceeding, feature, particular, construction, adventure, consideration, episode, transaction, conception, happening, specific, item, act, organism |
| statistic
| 7 |
noun |
event; detail of action |
occurrence, truism, deed, actuality, manifestation, fait accompli, datum |
| statistic
| 10 |
noun |
unit of the mathematical system |
sum, total, figure, count, prime, symbol, character, sign, fraction, representation |
| statistic
| 14 |
noun |
unit of the mathematical system |
digit, emblem, cipher, cardinal, numeral, ordinal, googol, numerator, integer, denominator, folio, decimal, chiffer, whole number |
| statistical
| 5 |
adj |
mathematical |
analytical, probability, numerical, demographic, arithmetical |
| statistics
| 2 |
noun |
enumeration |
data, figures |
| statistics
| 3 |
noun |
enumeration |
census, demography, stats |
| statue
| 9 |
noun |
trophy or memorial |
piece, figure, image, sculpture, marble, bronze, icon, representation, cast |
| statue
| 8 |
noun |
trophy or memorial |
effigy, bust, likeness, statuary, simulacrum, ivory, statuette, torso |
| stay
| 4 |
noun |
visit |
holiday, vacation, break, stop |
| stay
| 3 |
noun |
visit |
stopover, sojourn, halt |
| stay
| 3 |
noun |
hold, delay |
pause, stop, stopping |
| stay
| 7 |
noun |
hold, delay |
reprieve, suspension, postponement, standstill, halt, remission, deferment |
| stay
| 4 |
noun |
support, underpinning |
column, shore, hold, shoring |
| stay
| 7 |
noun |
support, underpinning |
buttress, brace, reinforcement, prop, stanchion, truss, underpropping |
| stay
| 11 |
verb |
wait |
settle, last, hang, stop, delay, remain, continue, stand, nest, pause, endure |
| stay
| 32 |
verb |
wait |
reside, linger, reprieve, perch, hover, halt, tarry, abide, sojourn, procrastinate, respite, squat, loiter, bide, dally, bunk, lag, sweat, hang around, sit tight, stick around, roost, outstay, establish oneself, hang about, hang in, hang out, hold the fort, put down roots, stay out, stay put, sweat it out |
| stay
| 2 |
verb |
visit |
live, stop |
| stay
| 8 |
verb |
visit |
lodge, dwell, bide, tarry, sojourn, put up, be accommodated, stop over |
| stay
| 8 |
verb |
hold in abeyance |
suspend, stop, delay, arrest, hold, prevent, interrupt, check |
| stay
| 17 |
verb |
hold in abeyance |
detain, postpone, hinder, halt, shelve, discontinue, defer, stall, curb, impede, adjourn, obstruct, put off, prorogue, intermit, hold over, ward off |
| steady
| 14 |
adj |
stable, fixed |
constant, solid, reliable, safe, substantial, regular, even, firm, set, uniform, enduring, certain, sure, patterned |
| steady
| 21 |
adj |
stable, fixed |
durable, immovable, abiding, changeless, equable, steadfast, unchangeable, unchanging, unfaltering, unqualified, unshaken, unvarying, unwavering, steady-going, unquestioning, stabile, brick-wall, never-failing, set in stone, solid as a rock, unfluctuating |
| steady
| 8 |
adj |
continuing |
constant, consistent, continuous, regular, stable, even, confirmed, uniform |
| steady
| 19 |
adj |
continuing |
persistent, incessant, uninterrupted, unbroken, faithful, nonstop, ceaseless, equable, eternal, habitual, never-ending, rhythmic, unfaltering, unvarying, unwavering, steady-going, unremitting, stabile, unfluctuating |
| steady
| 10 |
adj |
balanced, faithful in mind |
constant, reliable, fast, calm, intense, reserved, settled, cool, loyal, staid |
| steady
| 21 |
adj |
balanced, faithful in mind |
resolute, dependable, liege, sedate, sober, staunch, ardent, equable, imperturbable, levelheaded, self-possessed, sensible, serene, single-minded, steadfast, unswerving, unwavering, wholehearted, allegiant, poised, serious-minded |
| steal
| 9 |
verb |
take something without permission |
remove, keep, take, strip, cheat, rifle, sack, appropriate, withdraw |
| steal
| 39 |
verb |
take something without permission |
pilfer, kidnap, swipe, plunder, embezzle, loot, abduct, divert, ransack, defraud, thieve, purloin, poach, cozen, pirate, plagiarize, burglarize, pillage, shoplift, blackmail, despoil, lift, snitch, swindle, misappropriate, pinch, heist, peculate, hold up, rip off, housebreak, carry off, hold for ransom, make off with, run off with, spirit away, stick up, take possession of, walk off with |
| steal
| 3 |
verb |
sneak around |
slide, snake, slip |
| steal
| 10 |
verb |
sneak around |
skulk, glide, flit, slink, lurk, tiptoe, insinuate, creep, go stealthily, pass quietly |
| steam
| 6 |
noun |
energy |
strength, force, beef, power, muscle, might |
| steam
| 5 |
noun |
energy |
vigor, sinew, vim, puissance, potency |
| steel
| 7 |
verb |
prepare oneself |
prepare, strengthen, encourage, cheer, reinforce, ready, rally |
| steel
| 11 |
verb |
prepare oneself |
fortify, gird, brace, embolden, hearten, harden, inspirit, animate, buck up, grit teeth, make up one's mind |
| steep
| 5 |
adj |
extreme in direction, course |
sharp, sheer, high, raised, lifted |
| steep
| 14 |
adj |
extreme in direction, course |
arduous, precipitous, hilly, abrupt, lofty, erect, perpendicular, elevated, precipitate, breakneck, headlong, declivitous, prerupt, straight-up |
| steep
| 5 |
adj |
very expensive |
excessive, stiff, high, towering, extreme |
| steep
| 10 |
adj |
very expensive |
exorbitant, dizzying, extortionate, immoderate, inordinate, uncalled-for, undue, unreasonable, overpriced, unmeasurable |
| steep
| 3 |
verb |
let soak |
soak, invest, fill |
| steep
| 20 |
verb |
let soak |
drench, bathe, immerse, suffuse, marinate, saturate, permeate, submerge, infuse, imbue, ingrain, moisten, impregnate, damp, souse, sop, pervade, macerate, sodden, waterlog |
| stem
| 4 |
noun |
stalk of plant |
branch, trunk, shoot, stock |
| stem
| 5 |
noun |
stalk of plant |
axis, peduncle, pedicle, pedicel, petiole |
| stem
| 9 |
verb |
come from |
derive, arise, head, develop, proceed, spring, rise, flow, issue |
| stem
| 6 |
verb |
come from |
emanate, originate, be bred, be brought about, be caused, be generated |
| stem
| 8 |
verb |
prevent, stop |
resist, contain, control, dam, stay, arrest, oppose, check |
| stem
| 6 |
verb |
prevent, stop |
hinder, withstand, curb, restrain, hold back, bring to a standstill |
| step
| 8 |
noun |
pace of feet in walking |
impression, trace, trail, track, mark, print, walk, stepping |
| step
| 8 |
noun |
pace of feet in walking |
stride, vestige, gait, tread, footstep, spoor, footprint, footfall |
| step
| 18 |
noun |
action, move |
point, advance, means, process, measure, start, act, phase, procedure, stage, proceeding, degree, level, grade, rank, motion, rung, remove |
| step
| 7 |
noun |
action, move |
maneuver, progression, expedient, advancement, gradation, deed, notch |
| step
| 4 |
noun |
one level of stairs |
run, rest, rung, round |
| step
| 5 |
noun |
one level of stairs |
tread, gradation, notch, stair, doorstep |
| step
| 8 |
verb |
move foot to walk |
dance, skip, walk, advance, descend, pace, trip, troop |
| step
| 15 |
verb |
move foot to walk |
go down, tread, tiptoe, stride, traipse, ambulate, ascend, mince, prance, hoof, go backward, go forward, go up, move backward, move forward |
| sterile
| 6 |
adj |
unproductive, clean |
bare, dead, desert, dry, empty, waste |
| sterile
| 28 |
adj |
unproductive, clean |
hygienic, desolate, arid, impotent, barren, antiseptic, infertile, bleak, futile, aseptic, effete, fallow, fruitless, gaunt, sanitary, unfruitful, unprofitable, vain, sterilized, decontaminated, disinfected, germ-free, infecund, pasteurized, septic, uninfected, unprolific, without issue |
| sterilize
| 4 |
verb |
make clean or unproductive |
fix, clean, alter, change |
| sterilize
| 15 |
verb |
make clean or unproductive |
decontaminate, neuter, disinfect, spay, sanitize, castrate, emasculate, purify, incapacitate, fumigate, pasteurize, autoclave, desexualize, antisepticize, make sterile |
| steward
| 3 |
noun |
manager |
administrator, agent, representative |
| steward
| 2 |
noun |
manager |
purser, chamberlain |
| steward
| 1 |
noun |
attendant |
host |
| steward
| 8 |
noun |
attendant |
waiter, hostess, flight attendant, porter, waitress, stewardess, server, maitre d' |
| steward
| 5 |
noun |
custodian |
administrator, director, manager, agent, officer |
| steward
| 15 |
noun |
custodian |
waiter, attendant, curator, foreman, proctor, guardian, bailiff, magistrate, seneschal, reeve, major-domo, purveyor, chamberlain, dapifer, manciple |
| stick
| 14 |
noun |
pole, often wooden |
bat, bar, club, rod, strip, shoot, rule, stake, stem, switch, board, branch, timber, staff |
| stick
| 18 |
noun |
pole, often wooden |
wedge, cane, wand, baton, stalk, slab, ingot, ruler, cudgel, stave, bludgeon, mast, twig, billet, ferrule, slat, birch, drumstick |
| stick
| 13 |
verb |
adhere, affix |
fix, stay, attach, remain, catch, hold, hug, join, bind, unite, cling, persist, bond |
| stick
| 26 |
verb |
adhere, affix |
glue, linger, paste, cleave, solder, clog, weld, cement, snag, fuse, jam, lodge, fasten, cohere, clasp, braze, be bogged down, become embedded, become immobilized, cling like ivy, freeze to, hold fast, hold on, stay put, stick like barnacle, stick together |
| stick
| 7 |
verb |
poke with pointed object |
insert, run, pin, dig, drive, sink, plunge |
| stick
| 12 |
verb |
poke with pointed object |
stab, pierce, spear, transfix, ram, impale, gore, puncture, thrust, penetrate, prod, jab |
| stick
| 12 |
verb |
position, lay |
fix, drop, stuff, install, put, store, plant, set, settle, place, deposit, establish |
| stick
| 2 |
verb |
position, lay |
plunk, plonk |
| stick
| 11 |
verb |
endure |
go, take, stand, stay, tolerate, support, weather, bear, persist, last, suffer |
| stick
| 9 |
verb |
endure |
stomach, brook, abide, take it, bear up under, get on with, grin and bear it, put up with, see through |
| sticky
| 1 |
adj |
gummy, adhesive |
clinging |
| sticky
| 9 |
adj |
gummy, adhesive |
tacky, viscous, tenacious, glutinous, viscid, syrupy, agglutinative, gluey, ropy |
| sticky
| 1 |
adj |
humid and hot |
close |
| sticky
| 8 |
adj |
humid and hot |
muggy, soggy, sultry, clammy, dank, oppressive, sweltering, mucky |
| sticky
| 5 |
adj |
difficult, embarrassing |
delicate, rough, hard, nasty, painful |
| sticky
| 13 |
adj |
difficult, embarrassing |
tricky, heavy, awkward, thorny, knotty, formidable, hairy, laborious, operose, rugged, strenuous, unpleasant, discomforting |
| still
| 7 |
adj |
calm, motionless, quiet |
closed, smooth, sealed, stable, fixed, peaceful, silent |
| still
| 29 |
adj |
calm, motionless, quiet |
hushed, stock-still, pacific, halcyon, static, deathly, inert, lifeless, noiseless, placid, restful, serene, soundless, stagnant, stationary, tranquil, undisturbed, unruffled, untroubled, close-mouthed, deathlike, whist, at rest, buttoned up, clammed up, deathly quiet, deathly still, hushful, unstirring |
| still
| 8 |
conj |
however |
even, nevertheless, yet, though, nonetheless, besides, but, furthermore |
| still
| 6 |
conj |
however |
notwithstanding, still and all, withal, after all, for all that, howbeit |
| still
| 2 |
noun |
quiet |
peace, silence |
| still
| 7 |
noun |
quiet |
quietude, quietness, soundlessness, hush, stillness, tranquillity, noiselessness |
| still
| 9 |
verb |
make quiet, motionless, calm |
compose, fix, arrest, settle, calm, stop, smooth, quiet, silence |
| still
| 25 |
verb |
make quiet, motionless, calm |
appease, subdue, choke, soothe, gag, lull, allay, muzzle, becalm, quieten, balm, muffle, squash, pacify, tranquilize, hush, slack, shush, stall, alleviate, squelch, shut down, shut up, decrease volume, smooth over |
| stimulation
| 1 |
noun |
provocation |
incentive |
| stimulation
| 7 |
noun |
provocation |
stimulant, incitement, refreshment, titillation, piquancy, tittivation, invigoration |
| sting
| 9 |
verb |
prick, pain |
bite, inspire, hurt, burn, poke, injure, needle, wound, smart |
| sting
| 4 |
verb |
prick, pain |
electrify, prickle, pique, tingle |
| stingy
| 8 |
adj |
penny-pinching, averse to spending money |
cheap, close, grasping, mean, narrow, near, saving, sparing |
| stingy
| 34 |
adj |
penny-pinching, averse to spending money |
frugal, miserly, thrifty, greedy, selfish, ungenerous, acquisitive, avaricious, chary, chintzy, churlish, covetous, economical, extortionate, ignoble, illiberal, parsimonious, penurious, petty, rapacious, sordid, tightfisted, uncharitable, close-fisted, costive, curmudgeonly, grudging, ironfisted, pennywise, pinchpenny, scrimping, scurvy, skimping, ungiving |
| stir
| 5 |
noun |
commotion, excitement |
scene, row, movement, activity, disorder |
| stir
| 21 |
noun |
commotion, excitement |
uproar, fuss, furor, agitation, racket, whirl, disturbance, disquiet, backwash, ferment, ado, pother, turmoil, to-do, flap, flurry, bustle, din, tumult, pandemonium, whirlwind |
| stir
| 8 |
verb |
mix up, agitate |
disturb, beat, mix, shake, blend, whip, toss, move |
| stir
| 6 |
verb |
mix up, agitate |
whisk, quiver, rustle, tremble, flutter, move about |
| stir
| 16 |
verb |
incite, stimulate |
inspire, trigger, affect, touch, prompt, spark, provoke, raise, set, move, rally, motivate, urge, wake, challenge, drive |
| stir
| 37 |
verb |
incite, stimulate |
rouse, arouse, energize, whip up, inflame, galvanize, kindle, spur, abet, actuate, agitate, rile, animate, waken, craze, quicken, electrify, rout, whet, vitalize, excite, spook, awaken, foment, thrill, impel, roust, work up, bestir, add fuel to fire, adjy, feed the fire, make waves, psych, stir embers, stir up, switch on |
| stir
| 3 |
verb |
get up and going |
move, wake, awake |
| stir
| 14 |
verb |
get up and going |
rouse, awaken, exert, waken, budge, hasten, bestir, be up and about, get a move on, get moving, look alive, make an effort, mill about, shake a leg |
| stitch
| 1 |
verb |
join together |
join |
| stitch
| 4 |
verb |
join together |
sew, fasten, suture, baste |
| stitch
| 2 |
verb |
sew |
baste, suture |
| stock
| 15 |
adj |
commonplace |
established, set, basic, standard, stereotyped, regular, common, normal, routine, ordinary, formal, conventional, traditional, typical, usual |
| stock
| 9 |
adj |
commonplace |
dull, overused, staple, banal, customary, hackneyed, run-of-the-mill, trite, worn-out |
| stock
| 15 |
noun |
merchandise |
goods, supply, fund, inventory, store, reserve, selection, assets, variety, choice, range, produce, array, articles, commodities |
| stock
| 10 |
noun |
merchandise |
stockpile, cache, reservoir, wares, assortment, hoard, accumulation, backlog, nest egg, pharmacopoeia |
| stock
| 7 |
noun |
animals raised on a farm |
domestic, cattle, horses, animals, beasts, pigs, cows |
| stock
| 8 |
noun |
animals raised on a farm |
fowl, herd, swine, flock, sheep, livestock, hogs, farm animals |
| stock
| 11 |
noun |
ancestry |
family, tribe, house, strain, race, background, variety, line, type, species, folk |
| stock
| 11 |
noun |
ancestry |
lineage, parentage, descent, breed, kindred, extraction, kin, clan, pedigree, forebears, line of descent |
| stock
| 7 |
noun |
investment in company |
property, share, assets, funds, paper, capital, bonds |
| stock
| 3 |
noun |
investment in company |
convertible, blue chips, over-the-counter |
| stock
| 11 |
noun |
estimation, faith |
confidence, inventory, count, evaluation, figure, judgment, review, assessment, estimate, trust, hope |
| stock
| 4 |
noun |
estimation, faith |
dependence, reliance, appraisal, appraisement |
| stock
| 13 |
verb |
supply with merchandise |
sell, handle, provide, carry, equip, fill, gather, keep, have, save, provision, store, reserve |
| stock
| 11 |
verb |
supply with merchandise |
stockpile, hoard, furnish, amass, accumulate, put away, deal in, keep on hand, lay in, stow away, trade in |
| stomach
| 5 |
noun |
digestive organ of animate being; exterior |
gut, belly, inside, insides, pot |
| stomach
| 10 |
noun |
digestive organ of animate being; exterior |
tummy, abdomen, paunch, maw, potbelly, below the belt, spare tire, breadbasket, abdominal region, solar plexus |
| stomach
| 4 |
noun |
appetite |
mind, desire, taste, tooth |
| stomach
| 3 |
noun |
appetite |
appetence, relish, inclination |
| stomach
| 7 |
verb |
endure, tolerate |
tolerate, sweat, bear, take, swallow, suffer, stand |
| stomach
| 11 |
verb |
endure, tolerate |
brook, abide, digest, bear with, bite the bullet, grin and bear it, live with, put up with, reconcile oneself, resign oneself, submit to |
| stone
| 4 |
noun |
hard piece of earth's surface |
metal, crystal, grain, rock |
| stone
| 10 |
noun |
hard piece of earth's surface |
gravel, gem, jewel, masonry, ore, mineral, pebble, boulder, crag, stonework |
| stool
| 4 |
noun |
seat |
ottoman, footstool, hassock, footrest |
| stop
| 15 |
noun |
end, halt; impediment |
break, pause, bar, block, conclusion, control, fence, wall, cease, close, check, finish, stay, ending, closing |
| stop
| 21 |
noun |
end, halt; impediment |
layoff, freeze, lull, stoppage, blockade, plug, standstill, letup, roadblock, barricade, hindrance, cessation, termination, discontinuation, break off, cutoff, blank wall, brick wall, desistance, grinding halt, screeching halt |
| stop
| 6 |
noun |
visit; place of rest |
destination, break, station, stage, stay, rest |
| stop
| 6 |
noun |
visit; place of rest |
halt, stopover, terminus, sojourn, termination, depot |
| stop
| 13 |
verb |
bring or come to a halt or end |
quit, end, drop, stay, break, pause, cease, stand, close, kill, hold, finish, conclude |
| stop
| 27 |
verb |
bring or come to a halt or end |
halt, stall, scrub, terminate, tarry, discontinue, refrain, desist, break off, cold turkey, cut out, cut short, draw up, pull up, shut down, wind up, wrap up, put an end to, be over, blow off, call it a day, come to a standstill, cool it, hang it up, quit cold, run its course, sign off |
| stop
| 18 |
verb |
prevent, hold back |
suspend, bar, avoid, stay, break, arrest, interrupt, close, stem, check, block, seal, still, fill, fix, frustrate, bottle, silence |
| stop
| 29 |
verb |
prevent, hold back |
stall, intercept, disrupt, obstruct, clog, hush, staunch, muzzle, forestall, repress, restrain, occlude, hinder, congest, impede, gag, plug, stopper, choke, cut off, shut down, shut out, throw over, turn off, choke off, put a stop to, rein in, shut off, ward off |
| storage
| 2 |
noun |
depository |
mall, magazine |
| storage
| 17 |
noun |
depository |
cache, stockpile, depot, repository, emporium, arcade, repertory, boutique, larder, arsenal, stash, commissary, trading post, storehouse, entrepot, argosy, ambry |
| store
| 13 |
noun |
collection, supply |
stock, spring, mine, wealth, treasure, inventory, lot, fund, plenty, provision, well, reserve, quantity |
| store
| 14 |
noun |
collection, supply |
cache, reservoir, plethora, fountain, hoard, lode, wares, abundance, fount, savings, stockpile, accumulation, backlog, nest egg |
| store
| 7 |
noun |
place for keeping supply |
box, magazine, bank, tank, warehouse, stable, barn |
| store
| 12 |
noun |
place for keeping supply |
depot, conservatory, reservoir, repository, cache, arsenal, pantry, storeroom, treasury, depository, vault, storehouse |
| store
| 4 |
noun |
business establishment that sells goods |
shop, outlet, market, stand |
| store
| 21 |
noun |
business establishment that sells goods |
department store, shopping center, emporium, boutique, grocery store, mart, super, repository, supermarket, convenience store, discount store, deli, chain store, showroom, drugstore, storehouse, discount house, five-and-dime, five-and-ten, specialty shop, superette |
| store
| 17 |
verb |
collect and put aside |
save, hide, freeze, deposit, put, keep, bury, pack, plant, treasure, park, can, bottle, warehouse, stock, bank, reserve |
| store
| 27 |
verb |
collect and put aside |
hoard, stash, accumulate, stockpile, amass, bin, squirrel, cache, hive, garner, hutch, cumulate, lay up, put away, salt away, sock away, lock away, victual, mothball, keep in reserve, lay away, lock up, pack away, put by, put in storage, roll up, save for rainy day |
| storm
| 3 |
noun |
strong weather |
blast, hurricane, blow |
| storm
| 18 |
noun |
strong weather |
downpour, blizzard, tornado, gust, tempest, squall, gale, disturbance, cyclone, twister, precipitation, windstorm, cloudburst, whirlwind, monsoon, snowstorm, precip, raining cats and dogs |
| storm
| 12 |
noun |
commotion, turmoil |
bomb, burst, violence, attack, anger, row, offensive, passion, stir, assault, rush, rage |
| storm
| 41 |
noun |
commotion, turmoil |
disturbance, onslaught, hail, squall, barrage, bombardment, outbreak, upheaval, salvo, agitation, fury, cannonade, blitz, racket, hassle, convulsion, annoyance, perturbation, onset, blitzkrieg, furor, clamor, hysteria, outburst, pother, bustle, ruction, clatter, roar, tumult, strife, fusillade, rumpus, volley, outcry, bluster, temper, drumfire, rabidity, broadside, rampancy |
| storm
| 12 |
verb |
attack, rush |
tear, assault, rip, charge, strike, spit, rain, complain, fly, rage, drop, pour |
| storm
| 27 |
verb |
attack, rush |
roar, stalk, fume, beset, rant, rave, drizzle, aggress, thunder, scold, sizzle, stomp, squall, assail, bluster, howl, carry on, come at, go on, take on, blow violently, breathe fire, burn up, set in, sound off, steam up, take by storm |
| story
| 24 |
noun |
account, news |
version, fantasy, biography, information, feature, fiction, book, comedy, description, myth, adventure, report, article, tragedy, novel, drama, record, legend, tale, narrative, history, beat, romance, relation |
| story
| 27 |
noun |
account, news |
fable, memoir, autobiography, anecdote, yarn, parable, sequel, chronicle, saga, apologue, allegory, recital, scoop, narration, gag, cliffhanger, serial, epic, spiel, fairy tale, folktale, nonfiction, potboiler, conte, long and short of it, news item, old saw |
| story
| 2 |
noun |
lie |
tale, fiction |
| story
| 11 |
noun |
lie |
prevarication, falsehood, falsity, canard, fib, untruth, misrepresentation, fabrication, cock-and-bull story, white lie, untruism |
| straight
| 16 |
adj |
aligned; not curved |
short, solid, smooth, consecutive, even, right, vertical, level, direct, running, square, continuous, near, sheer, through, true |
| straight
| 29 |
adj |
aligned; not curved |
straightforward, successive, nonstop, invariable, plumb, perpendicular, beeline, upright, horizontal, erect, inflexible, precipitous, unbroken, uninterrupted, unswerving, unrelieved, collinear, in a line, in a row, in line, like an arrow, lineal, linear, rectilineal, rectilinear, unbent, uncurled, undeviating, undistorted |
| straight
| 8 |
adj |
honest, fair |
decent, good, summary, moral, plain, accurate, just, reliable |
| straight
| 19 |
adj |
honest, fair |
straightforward, upright, frank, aboveboard, authentic, bald, blunt, candid, categorical, equitable, fair and square, forthright, honorable, outright, point-blank, respectable, trustworthy, unqualified, law-abiding |
| straight
| 7 |
adj |
orderly |
right, correct, exact, neat, organized, arranged, sorted |
| straight
| 4 |
adj |
orderly |
tidy, shipshape, in order, put to rights |
| straight
| 5 |
adj |
unmixed |
strong, plain, concentrated, neat, pure |
| straight
| 6 |
adj |
unmixed |
out-and-out, thoroughgoing, unadulterated, unqualified, undiluted, unmodified |
| straight
| 2 |
adj |
conventional, square |
conservative, traditional |
| straight
| 3 |
adj |
conventional, square |
bourgeois, orthodox, buttoned-down |
| straight
| 7 |
adv |
immediately, directly |
away, now, right, due, direct, exactly, instantly |
| straight
| 14 |
adv |
immediately, directly |
dead, right away, straightaway, as the crow flies, first off, forthwith, point-blank, at once, in direct line, instanter, lineally, straightforwardly, straightly, undeviatingly |
| straight
| 1 |
adv |
honestly |
frankly |
| straight
| 5 |
adv |
honestly |
candidly, point-blank, in plain English, no holds barred, no punches |
| straighten
| 7 |
verb |
put in neat or aligned order |
even, compose, level, correct, unfold, order, arrange |
| straighten
| 21 |
verb |
put in neat or aligned order |
rectify, align, tidy, unravel, neaten, spruce up, uncoil, uncurl, unbend, untwist, unsnarl, make plumb, make straight, put in order, put perpendicular, put straight, put to rights, put upright, put vertical, set to rights, smarten up |
| strain
| 12 |
noun |
pain, due to exertion |
tension, stress, anxiety, pressure, burden, injury, pull, force, stretch, twist, struggle, effort |
| strain
| 11 |
noun |
pain, due to exertion |
bruise, ache, sprain, exertion, jerk, brunt, endeavor, constriction, wrench, tautness, tensity |
| strain
| 5 |
noun |
ancestry |
family, race, blood, stock, species |
| strain
| 5 |
noun |
ancestry |
breed, lineage, descent, extraction, pedigree |
| strain
| 14 |
noun |
suggestion, hint |
streak, style, tone, shade, trace, trait, mind, suspicion, manner, way, touch, humor, spirit, tendency |
| strain
| 4 |
noun |
suggestion, hint |
vein, temper, tinge, soupçon |
| strain
| 5 |
noun |
melody |
song, lay, measure, air, tune |
| strain
| 3 |
noun |
melody |
descant, warble, diapason |
| strain
| 14 |
verb |
stretch, often to limit |
tighten, injure, tear, twist, weaken, pull, task, tire, extend, tax, drive, fatigue, push, rack |
| strain
| 12 |
verb |
stretch, often to limit |
sprain, distend, exert, distort, overwork, tauten, wrench, constrict, overexert, overtax, draw tight, push to the limit |
| strain
| 6 |
verb |
work very hard |
try, toll, labor, sweat, push, struggle |
| strain
| 12 |
verb |
work very hard |
plug, moil, exert, grind, endeavor, strive, hammer, hustle, bear down, go all out, go for broke, peg away |
| strain
| 2 |
verb |
filter |
separate, screen |
| strain
| 8 |
verb |
filter |
riddle, purify, sift, seep, refine, percolate, sieve, exude |
| strain
| 5 |
verb |
cause mental stress |
try, trouble, stress, pain, push |
| strain
| 5 |
verb |
cause mental stress |
distress, harass, irk, hassle, pick at |
| strange
| 13 |
adj |
deviating, unfamiliar |
funny, unusual, rare, remarkable, fantastic, different, extraordinary, wonderful, new, curious, weird, odd, off |
| strange
| 32 |
adj |
deviating, unfamiliar |
outlandish, peculiar, astonishing, offbeat, bizarre, aberrant, abnormal, astounding, atypical, eccentric, erratic, exceptional, far-out, idiosyncratic, ignorant, inexperienced, irregular, marvelous, newfangled, oddball, out-of-the-way, perplexing, quaint, queer, singular, unaccountable, unaccustomed, uncanny, uncommon, unseasoned, mystifying, unheard of |
| strange
| 11 |
adj |
exotic, foreign |
alien, new, romantic, apart, external, isolated, lost, novel, outside, remote, unknown |
| strange
| 10 |
adj |
exotic, foreign |
unfamiliar, awkward, detached, faraway, irrelevant, unexplored, unrelated, untried, out of place, romanesque |
| strap
| 5 |
noun |
long piece of material |
belt, band, switch, tie, whip |
| strap
| 4 |
noun |
long piece of material |
leash, harness, thong, strop |
| strategic
| 5 |
adj |
crucial |
important, critical, vital, key, necessary |
| strategic
| 3 |
adj |
crucial |
cardinal, decisive, imperative |
| strategic
| 3 |
adj |
clever, calculated |
diplomatic, cunning, planned |
| strategic
| 4 |
adj |
clever, calculated |
deliberate, dishonest, politic, tricky |
| straw
| 3 |
noun |
hay |
fodder, silage, ensilage |
| strawberry
| 4 |
adj |
having light-colored hair |
fair, light, pale, straw |
| strawberry
| 15 |
adj |
having light-colored hair |
champagne, pearly, sallow, snowy, washed-out, fair-haired, towheaded, albino, auricomous, bleached, flaxen, golden-haired, platinum, sandy-haired, yellow-haired |
| strawberry
| 5 |
noun |
light |
blond, pale, fair, straw, light |
| strawberry
| 16 |
noun |
light |
champagne, sallow, snowy, washed-out, fair-haired, towheaded, platinum, albino, auricomous, bleached, flaxen, golden-haired, leucous, sandy-haired, stramineous, yellow-haired |
| stream
| 11 |
noun |
small river |
tide, rush, flow, current, flood, run, burn, drift, course, race, branch |
| stream
| 14 |
noun |
small river |
spate, surge, tributary, torrent, freshet, creek, brook, rivulet, watercourse, rill, beck, runnel, spritz, rindle |
| stream
| 10 |
verb |
flow from |
flood, spill, pour, emerge, shed, run, roll, course, continue, issue |
| stream
| 10 |
verb |
flow from |
glide, surge, cascade, gush, sluice, spout, spurt, emit, spritz, move past |
| street
| 12 |
noun |
path upon which travel occurs |
lane, court, track, route, trail, place, road, highway, drive, passage, way, row |
| street
| 14 |
noun |
path upon which travel occurs |
roadway, boulevard, thoroughfare, pavement, avenue, drag, terrace, turf, artery, stroll, dead end, byway, parkway, back alley |
| strength
| 13 |
noun |
stamina, mental or physical |
power, energy, stability, courage, health, nerve, force, might, body, substance, sock, security, muscle |
| strength
| 33 |
noun |
stamina, mental or physical |
vigor, toughness, durability, clout, vitality, tenacity, fortitude, firmness, verdure, healthiness, vim, steamroller, zip, physique, steadiness, sinew, sturdiness, soundness, backbone, brawn, potency, pith, stableness, stoutness, stalwartness, pow, hardiness, powerhouse, brawniness, lustiness, robustness, brute force, strong arm |
| strength
| 9 |
noun |
intensity |
power, energy, depth, virtue, concentration, effectiveness, spirit, force, resolution |
| strength
| 10 |
noun |
intensity |
vigor, clout, potency, efficacy, extremity, juice, vehemence, fervor, cogency, kick |
| strength
| 13 |
noun |
advantage, substance |
asset, weight, sense, body, core, wire, license, guts, connection, burden, in, security, meat |
| strength
| 9 |
noun |
advantage, substance |
gist, purport, pith, succor, anchor, mainstay, intestinal fortitude, upper hand, strong point |
| stress
| 7 |
noun |
emphasis |
weight, force, importance, accent, beat, significance, import |
| stress
| 2 |
noun |
emphasis |
accentuation, urgency |
| stress
| 18 |
noun |
physical or mental pressure |
tension, anxiety, intensity, strain, heat, trauma, burden, fear, worry, force, spring, stretch, passion, draw, pull, extension, alarm, trial |
| stress
| 32 |
noun |
physical or mental pressure |
nervousness, hardship, crunch, agony, hassle, expectancy, affliction, impatience, disquiet, traction, ferment, fearfulness, distention, protraction, oppression, misgiving, trepidation, flutter, albatross, disquietude, restlessness, clutch, mistrust, dread, urgency, tautness, tenseness, tightness, tensity, apprehensiveness, nervous tension, overextension |
| stress
| 5 |
verb |
accentuate, emphasize |
repeat, headline, accent, spot, feature |
| stress
| 12 |
verb |
accentuate, emphasize |
underline, underscore, belabor, spotlight, italicize, dwell on, harp on, play up, lay emphasis on, make emphatic, point up, rub in |
| stress
| 7 |
verb |
put under physical or mental pressure |
force, pull, stretch, spring, strain, burden, worry |
| stress
| 12 |
verb |
put under physical or mental pressure |
distend, crunch, overdo, afflict, traumatize, tense, hassle, fret, overextend, put in traction, put on trial, tense up |
| stretch
| 19 |
noun |
expanse |
bridge, span, area, region, sweep, length, distance, extent, extension, space, reach, orbit, expansion, dimension, range, spread, branch, scope, wing |
| stretch
| 8 |
noun |
expanse |
radius, tract, breadth, gamut, amplitude, compass, proliferation, purview |
| stretch
| 10 |
noun |
period of time |
length, spell, span, term, run, space, while, extent, time, bit |
| stretch
| 3 |
noun |
period of time |
stint, continuance, duration |
| stretch
| 22 |
verb |
extend, elongate |
pull, draw, run, reach, swell, develop, cover, strain, spread, unfold, go, span, open, grow, expand, fill, bridge, tighten, make, rack, range, pad |
| stretch
| 29 |
verb |
extend, elongate |
widen, lengthen, distend, pyramid, magnify, recline, unroll, overlap, prolong, tauten, repose, protract, inflate, amplify, drag out, draw out, pull out, prolongate, crane, branch out, burst forth, lie out, make taut, make tense, shoot up, spin out, spread out, spring up, string out |
| strict
| 10 |
adj |
authoritarian |
tough, harsh, exacting, severe, firm, forbidding, hard, set, square, straight |
| strict
| 25 |
adj |
authoritarian |
stringent, scrupulous, rigid, stern, rigorous, draconian, austere, disciplinary, dour, grim, hard-boiled, no-nonsense, oppressive, picky, prudish, punctilious, puritanical, strait-laced, stuffy, unsparing, uptight, dead set, iron-fisted, stickling, unpermissive |
| strict
| 11 |
adj |
accurate, absolute |
precise, exact, religious, close, complete, just, particular, perfect, right, total, true |
| strict
| 7 |
adj |
accurate, absolute |
scrupulous, meticulous, faithful, utter, veracious, veridical, undistorted |
| stride
| 5 |
verb |
walk purposefully |
pound, parade, pace, drill, march |
| stride
| 9 |
verb |
walk purposefully |
tramp, stomp, traipse, stalk, stump, stamp, clump, tromp, striddle |
| strike
| 12 |
verb |
hit hard |
knock, crash, beat, drive, punch, touch, force, pound, sock, punish, slap, box |
| strike
| 28 |
verb |
hit hard |
pummel, collide, smack, clout, pop, conk, hammer, swat, thump, plant, clash, buffet, bang, wallop, thrust, slug, bash, chastise, clobber, impel, cuff, bump into, whop, bonk, percuss, boff, run into, smash into |
| strike
| 10 |
verb |
make an impact |
move, reach, carry, touch, affect, look, impress, influence, seem, inspire |
| strike
| 9 |
verb |
make an impact |
hit, get, register, sway, be plausible, come to mind, dawn on, have semblance, occur to |
| strike
| 8 |
verb |
find, discover |
catch, reach, take, seize, achieve, effect, uncover, encounter |
| strike
| 14 |
verb |
find, discover |
unearth, attain, come across, come upon, turn up, arrive at, chance upon, dig up, happen upon, hit upon, lay bare, light upon, open up, stumble across |
| strike
| 7 |
verb |
devastate, affect |
try, attack, hit, invade, assault, storm, rack |
| strike
| 14 |
verb |
devastate, affect |
afflict, smite, torture, aggress, excruciate, harrow, beset, torment, assail, martyr, wring, deal a blow, fall upon, set upon |
| strike
| 4 |
verb |
walk out of job in protest |
stop, negotiate, quit, resist |
| strike
| 16 |
verb |
walk out of job in protest |
picket, revolt, arbitrate, boycott, mediate, mutiny, hold out, stick out, tie up, be on strike, go on strike, hit the bricks, refuse to work, sit down, sit in, slow down |
| string
| 3 |
noun |
long fiber |
rope, cord, twist |
| string
| 2 |
noun |
long fiber |
strand, twine |
| string
| 8 |
noun |
succession, series |
line, row, chain, sequence, rank, train, file, order |
| string
| 7 |
noun |
succession, series |
strand, sequel, procession, echelon, queue, tier, consecution |
| strip
| 14 |
noun |
thin piece of material |
layer, bar, segment, section, rod, band, tape, bit, ribbon, belt, stick, slip, tongue, banding |
| strip
| 7 |
noun |
thin piece of material |
fillet, stripe, slab, swathe, billet, shred, ingot |
| strip
| 11 |
verb |
bare, uncover |
tear, remove, lift, withdraw, gut, expose, empty, shed, scale, peel, skin |
| strip
| 24 |
verb |
bare, uncover |
rob, dismantle, deprive, ransack, divest, undress, shave, shuck, pillage, hull, decorticate, denude, ravage, despoil, plunder, husk, spoil, unclothe, disrobe, displace, take off, excorticate, lay bare, slip out of |
| strip
| 1 |
verb |
remove clothes erotically |
peel |
| strip
| 5 |
verb |
remove clothes erotically |
striptease, disrobe, undress, despoil, unclothe |
| stroke
| 3 |
noun |
accomplishment |
move, achievement, movement |
| stroke
| 4 |
noun |
accomplishment |
blow, hit, flourish, feat |
| stroke
| 4 |
noun |
seizure |
shock, collapse, attack, fit |
| stroke
| 2 |
noun |
seizure |
apoplexy, convulsion |
| stroke
| 5 |
verb |
pat lengthwise |
rub, brush, pet, comfort, smooth |
| stroke
| 5 |
verb |
pat lengthwise |
caress, fondle, soothe, chuck, tickle |
| stroll
| 4 |
noun |
lazy walk |
constitutional, turn, cruise, airing |
| stroll
| 5 |
noun |
lazy walk |
ramble, excursion, promenade, saunter, breath of fresh air |
| stroll
| 3 |
verb |
walk along lazily |
cruise, drift, wander |
| stroll
| 15 |
verb |
walk along lazily |
sashay, traipse, ramble, saunter, mosey, tramp, roam, mope, amble, promenade, toddle, gallivant, rove, linger, make one's way |
| strong
| 17 |
adj |
healthy, powerful |
firm, heavy, secure, tough, capable, solid, big, able, steady, athletic, substantial, stable, active, enduring, fixed, reinforced, sound |
| strong
| 28 |
adj |
healthy, powerful |
vigorous, forceful, tenacious, robust, durable, energetic, able-bodied, forcible, hale, hardy, hearty, mighty, muscular, rugged, sinewy, stalwart, stark, staunch, stout, strapping, sturdy, unyielding, well-founded, well-made, hard as nails, heavy-duty, in fine feather, well-built |
| strong
| 16 |
adj |
determined, resolute |
firm, tough, clear, deep, severe, fierce, aggressive, intelligent, intense, brave, dedicated, eager, handful, independent, mean, violent |
| strong
| 27 |
adj |
determined, resolute |
forceful, steadfast, vehement, tenacious, courageous, resilient, potent, cogent, fervent, fervid, gutsy, hard-nosed, keen, perceptive, plucky, pushy, resourceful, sagacious, self-assertive, staunch, unbending, uncompromising, unyielding, wicked, zealous, iron-willed, take charge |
| strong
| 17 |
adj |
distinct, unmistakable |
firm, great, secure, effective, clear, hard, powerful, fast, compelling, sharp, stiff, convincing, influential, marked, sound, stimulating, telling |
| strong
| 14 |
adj |
distinct, unmistakable |
potent, formidable, forceful, clear-cut, cogent, mighty, overpowering, persuasive, redoubtable, trenchant, urgent, weighty, well-founded, well-established |
| strong
| 4 |
adj |
extreme |
sharp, severe, intense, strict |
| strong
| 5 |
adj |
extreme |
forceful, acute, draconian, drastic, keen |
| strong
| 17 |
adj |
forceful on the senses |
bold, effective, hard, powerful, hot, high, bright, rich, sharp, loud, biting, brilliant, concentrated, pure, rank, stimulating, straight |
| strong
| 22 |
adj |
forceful on the senses |
potent, robust, dazzling, fetid, full-bodied, glaring, heady, intoxicating, malodorous, noisome, piquant, pungent, rancid, spicy, stark, stinking, undiluted, highly flavored, highly seasoned, inebriating, strong-flavored, unmixed |
| structural
| 3 |
adj |
fundamental |
constitutional, basic, organic |
| structural
| 9 |
adj |
fundamental |
skeletal, architectural, formative, anatomical, anatomic, constructural, formalistic, formational, tectonic |
| structure
| 17 |
noun |
makeup, form |
network, format, system, arrangement, framework, complex, design, architecture, organization, formation, construction, fabric, make, texture, build, frame, order |
| structure
| 7 |
noun |
makeup, form |
conformation, fabrication, anatomy, configuration, skeleton, interrelation, morphology |
| structure
| 5 |
noun |
building |
house, construction, cage, pile, fabric |
| structure
| 5 |
noun |
building |
edifice, skyscraper, erection, pile of bricks, rockpile |
| struggle
| 17 |
noun |
hard try; fight to win |
trial, attempt, combat, contest, work, encounter, battle, effort, conflict, essay, undertaking, labor, jump, brush, scramble, row, pains |
| struggle
| 16 |
noun |
hard try; fight to win |
clash, strife, skirmish, endeavor, exertion, roughhouse, tussle, wrangle, jam, hassle, toil, grind, free-for-all, long haul, set-to, striving |
| struggle
| 12 |
verb |
labor, work |
cope, try, tackle, seek, offer, scratch, dig, slave, strain, sweat, undertake, attempt |
| struggle
| 23 |
verb |
labor, work |
toil, strive, plug, assay, grind, hassle, endeavor, hustle, take on, bend over backwards, exert oneself, give the old college try, go all out, make every effort, plug away, take a crack, take a stab, work like a dog, break one's back, break one's neck, give it one's best shot, have one's nose to grindstone, try one's hardest |
| struggle
| 6 |
verb |
fight, wrestle |
contend, compete, buck, contest, battle, row |
| struggle
| 16 |
verb |
fight, wrestle |
grapple, shuffle, romp, brawl, scrap, scuffle, smack, hassle, tangle, slug, cross swords, lock horns, rough-house, bump heads, go up against, put up a fight |
| stubborn
| 5 |
adj |
obstinate, unyielding |
determined, tough, dogged, firm, fixed |
| stubborn
| 38 |
adj |
obstinate, unyielding |
tenacious, unshakable, single-minded, intractable, steadfast, willful, perverse, persistent, ornery, inflexible, rigid, headstrong, adamant, relentless, balky, bullheaded, cantankerous, contumacious, hardheaded, inexorable, insubordinate, mulish, obdurate, opinionated, persevering, pertinacious, pigheaded, rebellious, recalcitrant, refractory, unbending, unmanageable, unreasonable, untoward, cussed, self-willed, stiff-necked, set in one's ways |
| student
| 6 |
noun |
person actively learning |
undergraduate, scholar, junior, graduate, observer, skill |
| student
| 12 |
noun |
person actively learning |
pupil, learner, novice, docent, disciple, apprentice, sophomore, undergrad, registrant, schoolchild, grad, first-year student |
| studio
| 1 |
noun |
workshop |
gallery |
| studio
| 3 |
noun |
workshop |
salon, atelier, workroom |
| studio
| 5 |
noun |
workroom |
shop, workshop, library, office, study |
| studio
| 4 |
noun |
workroom |
salon, den, atelier, bottega |
| study
| 25 |
noun |
learning, analysis |
application, review, inquiry, debate, research, course, investigation, examination, consideration, survey, inspection, class, exercise, subject, concentration, reasoning, reading, weighing, lesson, attention, questioning, comparison, reflection, thought, analyzing |
| study
| 16 |
noun |
learning, analysis |
deliberation, meditation, cogitation, trance, rumination, abstraction, reverie, muse, scrutiny, musing, contemplation, schoolwork, cramming, pondering, memorizing, academic work |
| study
| 9 |
verb |
contemplate, learn |
consider, read, examine, learn, think, plunge, mind, weigh, coach |
| study
| 31 |
verb |
contemplate, learn |
ponder, plug, lucubrate, inquire, peruse, dig, refresh, grind, tutor, meditate, cram, cogitate, excogitate, bone up, go into, go over, hit the books, pore over, learn the ropes, apply oneself, brood over, burn midnight oil, bury oneself in, crack the books, dive into, mull over, perpend, polish up, read up, think out, think over |
| study
| 9 |
verb |
examine, analyze |
read, research, investigate, survey, view, case, compare, figure, scope |
| study
| 14 |
verb |
examine, analyze |
inspect, scrutinize, deliberate, peruse, canvass, brainstorm, check out, look into, check over, check up, do research, give the eagle eye, keep tabs, sort out |
| stuff
| 12 |
noun |
personal belongings |
substance, gear, things, equipment, goods, individual, being, kit, effects, tackle, possessions, objects |
| stuff
| 5 |
noun |
personal belongings |
junk, paraphernalia, luggage, impedimenta, trappings |
| stuff
| 5 |
noun |
essence, substance |
matter, heart, bottom, soul, principle |
| stuff
| 10 |
noun |
essence, substance |
meat, quintessence, nitty-gritty, pith, essentiality, marrow, staple, bottom line, nuts and bolts, virtuality |
| stuff
| 2 |
noun |
fabric |
cloth, material |
| stuff
| 3 |
noun |
fabric |
textile, raw material, woven material |
| stuff
| 9 |
verb |
load with |
shove, pack, pad, squeeze, fill, force, crowd, sate, push |
| stuff
| 22 |
verb |
load with |
wedge, stow, cram, gormandize, satiate, ram, congest, glut, wad, compress, gobble, guzzle, jam, gorge, overindulge, choke up, jam-pack, overfill, overstuff, clog up, fill to overflowing, fill to the brim |
| stumble
| 5 |
verb |
slip, stagger |
hesitate, swing, fall, pitch, trip |
| stumble
| 21 |
verb |
slip, stagger |
bumble, shuffle, wobble, limp, lurch, flounder, lumber, waver, falter, careen, totter, topple, err, tilt, stammer, muddle, blunder, wallow, reel, fall down, lose balance |
| stumble
| 7 |
verb |
happen upon |
hit, light, discover, chance, meet, find, encounter |
| stumble
| 12 |
verb |
happen upon |
bump, tumble, luck, come across, turn up, blunder upon, chance upon, come up against, fall upon, light upon, run across, stub toe on |
| stunning
| 18 |
adj |
beautiful, marvelous |
great, impressive, remarkable, striking, brilliant, devastating, spectacular, wonderful, lovely, top, fine, fair, excellent, famous, handsome, pretty, royal, superior |
| stunning
| 13 |
adj |
beautiful, marvelous |
sensational, dazzling, gorgeous, ravishing, bonny, comely, first-class, first-rate, heavenly, number one, out of this world, beauteous, smashing |
| stupid
| 5 |
adj |
not intelligent; irresponsible |
simple, dumb, thick, dense, slow |
| stupid
| 44 |
adj |
not intelligent; irresponsible |
irrelevant, naive, ludicrous, senseless, futile, ill-advised, laughable, foolish, trivial, dull, shortsighted, dummy, rash, loser, unintelligent, brainless, dazed, deficient, dim, dopey, gullible, half-baked, half-witted, idiotic, inane, indiscreet, insensate, meaningless, mindless, moronic, nonsensical, obtuse, pointless, puerile, simpleminded, sluggish, stolid, stupefied, unthinking, witless, doltish, imbecilic, out to lunch, thick-headed |
| style
| 27 |
noun |
fashion, manner |
kind, tone, way, form, habit, trend, pattern, technique, method, characteristic, variety, design, mode, behavior, type, genre, approach, spirit, trait, description, sort, bearing, appearance, number, hand, strain, custom |
| style
| 13 |
noun |
fashion, manner |
thing, cut, rage, idiosyncrasy, flash, peculiarity, carriage, tenor, groove, vein, vogue, cup of tea, druthers |
| style
| 6 |
noun |
fashionableness |
taste, mode, grace, rage, ease, comfort |
| style
| 23 |
noun |
fashionableness |
elegance, sophistication, thing, flair, urbanity, panache, savoir-faire, luxury, delicacy, dash, refinement, chichi, fad, grandeur, polish, craze, vogue, élan, dernier cri, stylishness, smartness, cosmopolitanism, dressiness |
| style
| 3 |
noun |
way of speaking, writing, expressing oneself |
expression, phrasing, treatment |
| style
| 6 |
noun |
way of speaking, writing, expressing oneself |
diction, phraseology, vein, wording, mode of expression, turn of phrase |
| style
| 5 |
verb |
name, title |
term, label, call, entitle, address |
| style
| 5 |
verb |
name, title |
denominate, dub, christen, baptize, designate |
| subatomic particle
| 3 |
noun |
basic constituent of matter |
atomic particle, fundamental particle, ultraelementary particle |
| subject
| 13 |
adj |
at the mercy of; answerable |
exposed, sensitive, likely, dependent, secondary, vulnerable, directed, satellite, controlled, governed, open, ruled, under |
| subject
| 28 |
adj |
at the mercy of; answerable |
susceptible, conditional, accountable, apt, inferior, liable, prone, sub, contingent, collateral, disposed, captive, subordinate, tributary, subaltern, obedient, provisional, servile, slavish, submissive, subservient, tentative, enslaved, subjugated, bound by, in danger of, substract, at one's feet |
| subject
| 27 |
noun |
issue, matter |
case, material, business, affair, study, object, question, idea, topic, course, theme, substance, thought, item, discussion, problem, proposal, point, chapter, core, head, text, argument, motion, motive, resolution, class |
| subject
| 9 |
noun |
issue, matter |
subject matter, motif, gist, thesis, theorem, meat, field of reference, matter at hand, principal object |
| subject
| 6 |
noun |
one under authority of another |
case, patient, customer, dependent, national, client |
| subject
| 5 |
noun |
one under authority of another |
liege, serf, vassal, subordinate, guinea pig |
| subjective
| 4 |
adj |
emotional; based on inner experience rather than fact |
biased, personal, abstract, individual |
| subjective
| 11 |
adj |
emotional; based on inner experience rather than fact |
intuitive, illusory, instinctive, idiosyncratic, fanciful, introspective, introverted, prejudiced, nonobjective, nonrepresentative, unobjective |
| submit
| 11 |
verb |
comply, endure |
agree, acknowledge, fold, concede, humor, cave, quit, tolerate, yield, bow, bend |
| submit
| 34 |
verb |
comply, endure |
defer, surrender, withstand, kowtow, appease, capitulate, cede, accede, acquiesce, buckle, abide, stoop, relent, succumb, obey, indulge, truckle, relinquish, give away, give in, knuckle under, toe the line, knuckle, eat crow, be submissive, give ground, give way, go with the flow, grin and bear it, lay down arms, put up with, resign oneself, say uncle, throw in the towel |
| submit
| 17 |
verb |
present, offer; argue for |
urge, propose, suggest, put, table, refer, contend, advance, claim, move, assert, state, tender, commit, advise, argue, volunteer |
| submit
| 8 |
verb |
present, offer; argue for |
theorize, affirm, proposition, propound, proffer, hand in, make a pitch, put forward |
| subsequent
| 6 |
adj |
after |
following, consecutive, later, next, resulting, succeeding |
| subsequent
| 13 |
adj |
after |
consequent, ensuing, successive, consequential, posterior, proximate, sequential, serial, resultant, sequent, successional, postliminary, subsequential |
| substance
| 20 |
noun |
entity, element |
item, material, texture, object, stuff, body, core, individual, phenomenon, matter, being, reality, bulk, thing, person, mass, animal, force, fabric, something |
| substance
| 5 |
noun |
entity, element |
hunk, corpus, actuality, staple, concreteness |
| substance
| 22 |
noun |
essence, meaning |
strength, effect, amount, stuff, significance, subject, focus, sense, point, theme, import, body, core, drift, bottom, burden, center, basis, soul, heart, matter, mass |
| substance
| 28 |
noun |
essence, meaning |
meat, kernel, guts, purport, nitty-gritty, tenor, innards, nub, staple, pith, essentiality, corpus, gist, crux, upshot, thrust, marrow, quintessence, bottom line, brass tacks, name of the game, nuts and bolts, gravamen, sum total, ABCs, general meaning, virtuality, way of it |
| substance
| 8 |
noun |
wealth |
fortune, assets, estate, means, riches, property, worth, resources |
| substance
| 1 |
noun |
wealth |
affluence |
| substitute
| 14 |
adj |
alternative |
temporary, second, acting, near, representative, reserve, replacement, additional, another, artificial, experimental, other, symbolic, false |
| substitute
| 23 |
adj |
alternative |
dummy, stopgap, ersatz, surrogate, imitation, alternate, pseudo, counterfeit, makeshift, simulated, sham, backup, proxy, mock, provisional, spurious, supplemental, supplementary, tentative, vicarious, supposititious, substitutive, vicarial |
| substitute
| 16 |
noun |
someone or something that takes the place of another |
replacement, deputy, supply, resort, symbol, temporary, assistant, equivalent, representative, refuge, ghost, resource, double, relief, agent, reserve |
| substitute
| 31 |
noun |
someone or something that takes the place of another |
surrogate, backup, vicar, alternate, expediency, proxy, stopgap, sub, makeshift, fill-in, delegate, relay, understudy, recourse, successor, dummy, auxiliary, standby, expedient, ghost writer, stand-in, changeling, locum, supplanter, procurator, succedaneum, temp, dernier ressort, locum tenens, pinch-hitter, temporary expedient |
| substitute
| 5 |
verb |
interchange, exchange |
replace, spell, relieve, switch, change |
| substitute
| 25 |
verb |
interchange, exchange |
supplant, swap, sub, alternate, displace, commute, proxy, deputize, supersede, answer for, back up, stand for, act for, be in place of, cover for, do the work of, double for, fill in for, go as, stand in for, swap places with, take over, fill one's position, serve in one's stead, take another's place |
| subtle
| 9 |
adj |
nice, quiet, delicate |
faint, slight, profound, sophisticated, deep, fine, implied, mental, thin |
| subtle
| 20 |
adj |
nice, quiet, delicate |
ingenious, indirect, exquisite, attenuate, discriminating, ethereal, hairsplitting, illusive, inconspicuous, indistinct, penetrating, refined, suggestive, tenuous, finespun, inferred, understated, attenuated, hairline, insinuated |
| subtle
| 6 |
adj |
clever, cunning |
precise, detailed, complex, deep, designing, exacting |
| subtle
| 20 |
adj |
clever, cunning |
intriguing, sly, skillful, shrewd, insidious, analytical, artful, astute, crafty, devious, dexterous, foxy, keen, penetrating, perceptive, scheming, wily, analytic, guileful, ratiocinative |
| suburb
| 2 |
noun |
neighborhood outside of but reliant on nearby large city |
village, country |
| suburb
| 15 |
noun |
neighborhood outside of but reliant on nearby large city |
environs, hinterland, outskirts, countryside, outpost, fringe, hamlet, purlieu, precinct, bedroom community, suburbia, slub, burb, outlying area, residential area |
| success
| 20 |
noun |
favorable outcome |
advance, achievement, win, accomplishment, profit, benefit, victory, gain, progress, happiness, fame, triumph, arrival, hit, sensation, killing, strike, fortune, reward, snap |
| success
| 27 |
noun |
favorable outcome |
prosperity, realization, boom, savvy, ascendancy, walkover, fruition, attainment, consummation, eminence, walkaway, éclat, easy street, bed of roses, flying colors, good luck, gravy train, laugher, successfulness, clover, maturation, big hit, do well, good times, grand slam, happy days, lap of luxury |
| successful
| 14 |
adj |
favorable, profitable |
outstanding, lucky, rewarding, wealthy, strong, happy, acknowledged, champion, extraordinary, rolling, thriving, top, booming, paying |
| successful
| 25 |
adj |
favorable, profitable |
prosperous, fruitful, lucrative, fortunate, advantageous, auspicious, blooming, blossoming, efficacious, flourishing, fortuitous, moneymaking, notable, noteworthy, triumphant, unbeaten, undefeated, victorious, ahead of the game, at the top, at top of ladder, bestselling, crowned, on track, out in front |
| sudden
| 11 |
adj |
unexpected; happening quickly |
unusual, rapid, immediate, quick, accelerated, fast, flash, fleet, hurried, rushing, speeded |
| sudden
| 18 |
adj |
unexpected; happening quickly |
unforeseen, precipitous, hasty, abrupt, swift, acute, expeditious, headlong, impetuous, impromptu, impulsive, out of the blue, precipitate, rash, spasmodic, precipitant, quickened, subito |
| suffer
| 9 |
verb |
be in pain |
get, experience, hurt, endure, undergo, brave, pain, flag, smart |
| suffer
| 21 |
verb |
be in pain |
go through, deteriorate, droop, sicken, agonize, writhe, grieve, ail, ache, languish, fall off, be affected, be at disadvantage, be convulsed, be handicapped, be impaired, be racked, be wounded, complain of, feel wretched, have a bad time |
| suffer
| 25 |
verb |
endure, permit |
receive, support, experience, hurt, feel, see, accept, sustain, have, undergo, encounter, know, brave, submit, license, tolerate, admit, bow, concede, bear, stand, allow, sanction, let, yield |
| suffer
| 18 |
verb |
endure, permit |
go through, take, bleed, stomach, acquiesce, brook, indulge, abide, countenance, swallow, sweat, bear with, take it, carry the torch, live with, put up with, sit and take it, wait out |
| suffering
| 2 |
noun |
pain, agony |
difficulty, passion |
| suffering
| 13 |
noun |
pain, agony |
misfortune, hardship, torture, ordeal, discomfort, torment, misery, anguish, adversity, dolor, distress, martyrdom, affliction |
| sufficient
| 8 |
adj |
enough, adequate |
acceptable, appreciate, comfortable, common, decent, due, pleasing, plenty |
| sufficient
| 18 |
adj |
enough, adequate |
plentiful, satisfactory, ample, tolerable, agreeable, all right, commensurate, competent, copious, galore, proportionate, unexceptional, commensurable, plenteous, unobjectionable, aplenty, sufficing, unexceptionable |
| sugar
| 2 |
noun |
sweet substance |
carbohydrate, candy |
| sugar
| 13 |
noun |
sweet substance |
levulose, lactose, saccharin, xylose, caramel, sucrose, maltose, fructose, dextrose, saccharose, sweetener, glucose, cassonade |
| suggest
| 13 |
verb |
convey advice, plan, desire |
offer, propose, advocate, submit, recommend, put, advise, advance, pose, tip, move, prefer, steer |
| suggest
| 15 |
verb |
convey advice, plan, desire |
plug, conjecture, theorize, exhort, broach, commend, proposition, tout, propound, give a tip, propone, put forward, put in two cents, put on to something, tip off |
| suggest
| 9 |
verb |
imply; bring to mind |
represent, point, hint, indicate, promise, refer, intimate, shadow, occur |
| suggest
| 16 |
verb |
imply; bring to mind |
signify, connote, typify, adumbrate, denote, advert, allude, insinuate, evoke, infer, symbolize, be a sign of, cross the mind, lead to believe, point in direction of, put in mind of |
| suggestion
| 20 |
noun |
advice, plan |
resolution, instruction, tip, idea, invitation, motion, charge, recommendation, opinion, proposal, approach, pitch, tender, angle, reminder, scheme, presentation, bid, outline, lead |
| suggestion
| 20 |
noun |
advice, plan |
proposition, brainchild, injunction, thesis, gimmick, telltale, testimonial, advancement, exhortation, proffer, tip-off, commendation, bit, submission, setup, steer, game plan, big idea, hot lead, sneaking suspicion |
| suggestion
| 15 |
noun |
hint, implication |
thought, suspicion, indication, notion, whisper, strain, breath, cue, reminder, trace, symbol, clue, association, wind, shade |
| suggestion
| 19 |
noun |
hint, implication |
connotation, allusion, inkling, signification, telltale, vein, insinuation, smack, intimation, symbolism, innuendo, undertone, tinge, overtone, soupçon, autosuggestion, self-suggestion, symbology, symbolization |
| suicide
| 6 |
noun |
self-murder |
hara-kiri, self-destruction, self-immolation, self-slaughter, seppuku, mélange |
| suit
| 7 |
noun |
matching top and bottom clothing |
uniform, costume, dress, habit, threads, outfit, clothing |
| suit
| 6 |
noun |
matching top and bottom clothing |
wardrobe, ensemble, getup, tuxedo, livery, gray flannel |
| suit
| 6 |
noun |
legal action |
case, proceeding, prosecution, trial, lawsuit, cause |
| suit
| 1 |
noun |
legal action |
litigation |
| suit
| 8 |
noun |
appeal, request |
application, court, attention, address, asking, plea, prayer, requesting |
| suit
| 10 |
noun |
appeal, request |
petition, imprecation, soliciting, supplication, entreaty, invocation, courtship, imploration, wooing, solicitation |
| suit
| 15 |
verb |
be acceptable, appropriate |
satisfy, fit, serve, flatter, please, enhance, become, do, square, check, benefit, go, answer, agree, match |
| suit
| 22 |
verb |
be acceptable, appropriate |
conform, gratify, correspond, befit, accord, suffice, tally, harmonize, fulfill, check out, get by, pass muster, go with, beseem, answer a need, be proper for, be seemly, cut the mustard, fill the bill, fit in, go together, make the grade |
| suit
| 11 |
verb |
adapt, tailor |
satisfy, fit, modify, please, accommodate, adjust, fashion, proportion, entertain, change, fill |
| suit
| 10 |
verb |
adapt, tailor |
conform, gratify, amuse, reconcile, revise, readjust, quadrate, tailor-make, fit in, toe the mark |
| suite
| 11 |
noun |
set of rooms or furniture |
apartment, rental, collection, body, flat, set, group, series, lot, array, chambers |
| suite
| 4 |
noun |
set of rooms or furniture |
lodging, parcel, batch, tenement |
| suite
| 10 |
noun |
entourage of people |
body, set, court, faculty, train, lot, group, array, staff, servants |
| suite
| 8 |
noun |
entourage of people |
cortege, retinue, batch, escort, clutch, attendants, retainers, followers |
| suite
| 8 |
noun |
series |
scale, string, chain, sequence, train, line, order, row |
| suite
| 5 |
noun |
series |
sequel, progression, concatenation, succession, consecution |
| sum
| 15 |
noun |
total |
bulk, amount, worth, value, quantity, body, gross, system, entity, score, mass, whole, summary, structure, all |
| sum
| 12 |
noun |
total |
works, tally, integral, aggregate, synopsis, totality, summation, epitome, reckoning, entirety, résumé, sum total |
| summary
| 2 |
adj |
concise, to the point |
short, brief |
| summary
| 22 |
adj |
concise, to the point |
curt, terse, hasty, succinct, arbitrary, cursory, compact, run-through, compendious, condensed, laconic, perfunctory, pithy, run-down, short and sweet, boiled down, breviloquent, compacted, compendiary, in a nutshell, recapped, rehashed |
| summary
| 14 |
noun |
short statement of main points |
outline, essence, review, analysis, version, survey, abstract, case, sense, brief, reduction, inventory, core, report |
| summary
| 30 |
noun |
short statement of main points |
rundown, rehash, sketch, synopsis, recap, prospectus, skeleton, abbreviation, extract, digest, syllabus, run-through, conspectus, capitulation, epitome, abridgment, roundup, compendium, condensation, recapitulation, precis, résumé, summing-up, nutshell, précis, aperçu, long and short of it, pandect, sum and substance, wrap-up |
| summer
| 2 |
noun |
hot season of the year |
vacation, heat |
| summer
| 9 |
noun |
hot season of the year |
dog days, summertime, midsummer, daylight savings time, picnic days, riot time, summer solstice, summertide, sunny season |
| summit
| 5 |
noun |
top, crowning point |
head, roof, height, peak, most |
| summit
| 13 |
noun |
top, crowning point |
culmination, pinnacle, zenith, acme, apex, vertex, climax, crown, crest, meridian, apogee, max, capstone |
| sun
| 2 |
noun |
brightest star |
star, shine |
| sun
| 8 |
noun |
brightest star |
flare, daylight, tan, bask, sunrise, sunlight, sol, aubade |
| sunrise
| 5 |
noun |
rise of sun above horizon |
dawning, light, morning, dawn, bright |
| sunrise
| 8 |
noun |
rise of sun above horizon |
daybreak, aurora, daylight, sunup, morn, cockcrow, break of day, early bright |
| sunshine
| 2 |
noun |
light part of every 24 hours |
light, bright |
| sunshine
| 13 |
noun |
light part of every 24 hours |
daylight, sunlight, daytime, mean solar day, astronomical day, dawn-to-dark, diurnal course, early bright, light of day, nautical day, sidereal day, sunrise-to-sunset, working day |
| sunshine
| 3 |
noun |
light part of 24 hours |
dawn, light, day |
| sunshine
| 7 |
noun |
light part of 24 hours |
aurora, daybreak, sunrise, daytime, sunlight, during the day, light of day |
| sunshine
| 11 |
noun |
luminescence from sun or other source |
flash, sun, radiation, window, lamp, candle, bulb, star, dawn, shine, morning |
| sunshine
| 41 |
noun |
luminescence from sun or other source |
glare, ray, daylight, glow, lantern, radiance, emanation, torch, brilliance, brilliancy, daybreak, illumination, glitter, sunrise, gleam, sparkle, morn, blaze, glimmer, sheen, luster, effulgence, aurora, glint, beacon, brightness, luminosity, taper, coruscation, splendor, flare, scintillation, irradiation, phosphorescence, refulgence, lighthouse, sunbeam, daytime, incandescence, lambency, fulgor |
| sunshine
| 3 |
noun |
lysergic acid diethylamide |
drug, acid, dots |
| sunshine
| 16 |
noun |
lysergic acid diethylamide |
hallucinogen, cubes, tabs, microdots, California sunshine, Lucy in the sky with diamonds, Owsley, blotter acid, blue heaven, electric Kool-aid, instant Zen, mellow yellows, purple haze, strawberry fields, yellow sunshine, Owsley's acid |
| superhuman
| 3 |
adj |
beyond human |
extraordinary, divine, great |
| superhuman
| 8 |
adj |
beyond human |
godlike, supernatural, uncanny, heroic, herculean, omnipotent, preternatural, bionic |
| superintendent
| 9 |
noun |
person who oversees organization |
administrator, supervisor, chief, director, manager, inspector, head, governor, boss |
| superintendent
| 13 |
noun |
person who oversees organization |
custodian, curator, conductor, caretaker, overseer, super, slave driver, straw boss, controller, foreperson, sitter, head person, zookeeper |
| superior
| 21 |
adj |
better, greater, higher; excellent |
remarkable, good, exclusive, major, premium, expert, over, primary, choice, above, capital, senior, fine, distinguished, famous, preferred, prevailing, exceeding, finer, grander, more advanced |
| superior
| 23 |
adj |
better, greater, higher; excellent |
first-rate, exceptional, admirable, superhuman, preferable, dandy, deluxe, first-class, high-class, noteworthy, paramount, predominant, high-caliber, a cut above, first-string, five-star, good quality, more skillful, of higher rank, overlying, superincumbent, surpassing, unrivalled |
| superior
| 2 |
adj |
arrogant, haughty |
cool, proud |
| superior
| 19 |
adj |
arrogant, haughty |
upstage, cavalier, airy, bossy, cocky, condescending, disdainful, insolent, lofty, overbearing, patronizing, pretentious, snobbish, stuck-up, supercilious, uppity, high-and-mighty, high-hat, wiseguy |
| superior
| 11 |
noun |
person higher or highest in rank |
manager, principal, supervisor, boss, head, executive, director, elder, chief, senior, leader |
| superior
| 10 |
noun |
person higher or highest in rank |
ruler, exec, VIP, higher-up, heavyweight, chieftain, brass, CEO, head honcho, key player |
| supermarket
| 6 |
noun |
market |
shop, mall, outlet, chain, stand, store |
| supermarket
| 13 |
noun |
market |
mart, shopping center, boutique, flea market, bazaar, co-op, discount store, galleria, cut-rate store, five-and-dime, outlet store, shopping plaza, thrift shop |
| supermarket
| 1 |
noun |
food store |
market |
| supermarket
| 8 |
noun |
food store |
convenience store, Mom and Pop store, bodega, corner store, food mart, food store, mom-and-pop store, retail food store |
| supermarket
| 11 |
noun |
place, venue for selling goods |
booth, business, exchange, fair, mall, outlet, shop, square, store, truck, warehouse |
| supermarket
| 21 |
noun |
place, venue for selling goods |
bazaar, delicatessen, department store, emporium, general store, grocery store, mart, stall, stock exchange, trading post, variety store, bodega, chain store, co-op, corner store, deli, dimestore, drugstore, shopping mall, showroom, souk |
| supermarket
| 6 |
noun |
place of retail business |
chain, market, outlet, mill, store, stand |
| supermarket
| 6 |
noun |
place of retail business |
emporium, department store, boutique, deli, showroom, five-and-dime |
| supermarket
| 4 |
noun |
business establishment that sells goods |
shop, outlet, market, stand |
| supermarket
| 20 |
noun |
business establishment that sells goods |
department store, shopping center, emporium, boutique, grocery store, mart, super, repository, convenience store, discount store, deli, chain store, showroom, drugstore, storehouse, discount house, five-and-dime, five-and-ten, specialty shop, superette |
| supervisor
| 8 |
noun |
person who manages people, project |
administrator, executive, chief, boss, director, manager, inspector, head |
| supervisor
| 11 |
noun |
person who manages people, project |
superintendent, custodian, overseer, curator, caretaker, super, slave driver, straw boss, foreperson, brass hat, zookeeper |
| supplementary
| 5 |
adj |
additional |
increased, accompanying, extra, more, added |
| supplementary
| 4 |
adj |
additional |
ancillary, auxiliary, appended, augmenting |
| supply
| 8 |
noun |
reserve of goods |
number, fund, amount, inventory, stock, quantity, source, store |
| supply
| 7 |
noun |
reserve of goods |
stockpile, surplus, reservoir, cache, hoard, accumulation, backlog |
| supply
| 21 |
verb |
furnish, provide, give a resource |
feed, grant, afford, transfer, contribute, deliver, yield, produce, equip, find, store, fill, satisfy, stake, drop, outfit, minister, hand, provision, heel, stock |
| supply
| 19 |
verb |
furnish, provide, give a resource |
hand over, turn over, cater, dispense, purvey, endow, replenish, fulfill, come through, come up with, fix up, kick in, put out, put up, victual, cater to, come across with, give with, pony up |
| support
| 26 |
noun |
something that holds up structure |
backing, rod, back, rest, pole, bed, rib, timber, lining, bedding, stake, platform, foundation, medium, means, stay, device, post, hold, collar, column, agency, shore, base, guide, block |
| support
| 21 |
noun |
something that holds up structure |
cornerstone, footing, buttress, groundwork, rampart, foothold, stanchion, stave, prop, brace, substratum, pillar, reinforcement, underpinning, abutment, stilt, fulcrum, substructure, stiffener, sustentation, flotation |
| support
| 13 |
noun |
help, approval |
backing, assistance, loyalty, protection, relief, aid, championship, lift, blessing, hand, friendship, comfort, assist |
| support
| 6 |
noun |
help, approval |
encouragement, patronage, succor, furtherance, sustenance, moral support |
| support
| 12 |
noun |
food, money, possessions for staying alive |
subsidy, payment, responsibility, relief, care, living, stock, maintenance, provision, keep, stores, necessities |
| support
| 9 |
noun |
food, money, possessions for staying alive |
alimony, alimentation, upkeep, victuals, subsistence, nutriment, allowance, livelihood, sustenance |
| support
| 14 |
verb |
hold up |
reinforce, hold, carry, ground, bottom, sustain, bear, base, stay, shoulder, bed, shore, stand, found |
| support
| 17 |
verb |
hold up |
bolster, uphold, buttress, prop, cradle, brace, mainstay, poise, strut, crutch, embed, keep up, undergird, be a foundation for, keep from falling, shore up, upbear |
| support
| 16 |
verb |
take care of, provide for |
finance, strengthen, back, fund, encourage, maintain, sponsor, raise, feed, stake, guard, stroke, foster, sustain, nurse, keep |
| support
| 27 |
verb |
take care of, provide for |
subsidize, uphold, set up, underwrite, nourish, angel, chaperon, stiffen, prop, succor, bankroll, cherish, fortify, bring up, attend to, be a source of strength, buoy up, care for, give a leg up, keep an eye on, look after, make a living, pay expenses of, pay for, pick up the check, put up money for, earn one's keep |
| support
| 22 |
verb |
defend, advocate belief |
hold, help, boost, assist, back, maintain, establish, endorse, aid, promote, approve, justify, advance, champion, second, comfort, cheer, stay, forward, foster, sustain, carry |
| support
| 26 |
verb |
defend, advocate belief |
bolster, uphold, abet, substantiate, countenance, verify, agree with, bear out, go to bat for, keep up, side with, boost morale, get behind, go along with, plead for, pull for, put forward, rally round, stand behind, stand up for, stick by, stick up for, take the part of, throw in with, take one's side, throw in one's lot with |
| support
| 11 |
verb |
endure |
maintain, tolerate, continue, take, submit, undergo, bear, stand, go, handle, suffer |
| support
| 16 |
verb |
endure |
abide, stomach, brook, countenance, swallow, bear with, carry on, go through, keep up, stand for, live with, put up with, stay the course, stick it out, sweat out, wait out |
| suppose
| 19 |
verb |
assume, guess |
pretend, deem, understand, expect, think, figure, accept, divine, estimate, calculate, grant, suspect, take, imagine, judge, spark, speculate, dream, admit |
| suppose
| 17 |
verb |
assume, guess |
presume, predicate, surmise, hypothesize, opine, infer, conjecture, theorize, brainstorm, posit, presuppose, cook up, guesstimate, dare-say, go out on a limb, hazard a guess, take for granted |
| suppose
| 18 |
verb |
believe |
assume, pretend, deem, understand, expect, think, regard, consider, conclude, conceive, gather, feel, suspect, take, imagine, judge, dream, view |
| suppose
| 11 |
verb |
believe |
conjecture, reckon, hypothesize, fancy, postulate, swear by, be afraid, have a hunch, have sneaking suspicion, take as gospel truth, take stock in |
| supposition
| 15 |
noun |
guess, belief |
hypothesis, guessing, theory, doubt, idea, assumption, suspicion, premise, opinion, speculation, view, likelihood, notion, condition, suppose |
| supposition
| 16 |
noun |
guess, belief |
presumption, conjecture, hunch, thesis, guesswork, postulate, presupposition, postulation, posit, surmise, shot in the dark, guesstimate, apriorism, rough guess, sneaking suspicion, stab in the dark |
| suppress
| 8 |
verb |
restrain, hold in check |
crush, overcome, contain, silence, stop, bottle, interrupt, check |
| suppress
| 42 |
verb |
restrain, hold in check |
subdue, quench, censor, curb, repress, cut off, muzzle, abolish, quash, overthrow, snuff out, stamp out, quell, stifle, put down, conceal, withhold, clamp, annihilate, muffle, smother, shush, squash, overpower, trample, conquer, spike, extinguish, hold back, crack down on, cover up, put an end to, burke, beat down, bring to naught, hold down, hold in, keep in, keep secret, put kibosh on, put lid on, sit on |
| surface
| 6 |
adj |
external |
outer, shallow, top, outside, covering, apparent |
| surface
| 6 |
adj |
external |
superficial, exterior, outward, shoal, facial, depthless |
| surface
| 12 |
noun |
external part of something |
area, top, level, face, skin, side, peel, covering, stretch, cover, outside, plane |
| surface
| 13 |
noun |
external part of something |
exterior, façade, expanse, obverse, facet, periphery, rind, veneer, facade, superficies, superficiality, externality, exteriority |
| surface
| 4 |
verb |
come to the top of |
emerge, appear, arise, rise |
| surface
| 6 |
verb |
come to the top of |
materialize, come up, transpire, flare up, crop up, come to light |
| surgeon
| 5 |
noun |
medical practitioner |
physician, expert, specialist, professor, scientist |
| surgeon
| 10 |
noun |
medical practitioner |
quack, medic, intern, healer, general practitioner, MD, medico, doc, bones, medical person |
| surgeon
| 2 |
noun |
person trained in medical science |
specialist, doctor |
| surgeon
| 10 |
noun |
person trained in medical science |
quack, medic, intern, healer, general practitioner, MD, doc, bones, sawbones, medical practitioner |
| surgeon
| 3 |
noun |
health practitioner |
physician, practitioner, doctor |
| surgeon
| 2 |
noun |
health practitioner |
intern, doc |
| surgeon
| 2 |
noun |
physician |
practitioner, doctor |
| surgeon
| 3 |
noun |
physician |
intern, doc, corpsman |
| surgery
| 1 |
noun |
medical procedure |
section |
| surgery
| 5 |
noun |
medical procedure |
incision, resection, enucleation, abscission, aciurgy |
| surname
| 5 |
noun |
family name |
last name, cognomen, patronymic, matronymic, metronymic |
| surprise
| 11 |
noun |
something amazing; state of amazement |
revelation, shock, miracle, disappointment, curiosity, wonder, phenomenon, start, attack, fortune, unexpected |
| surprise
| 31 |
noun |
something amazing; state of amazement |
bewilderment, consternation, jolt, amazement, awe, astonishment, precipitance, miscalculation, portent, disillusion, prodigy, stupefaction, kick, godsend, precipitation, whammy, incredulity, rarity, wonderment, marvel, unforeseen, eureka, suddenness, precipitousness, thunderbolt, bombshell, abruptness, epiphany, astoundment, curveball, eye-opener |
| surprise
| 6 |
verb |
astonish; cause amazement |
overwhelm, shock, confuse, floor, jar, rock |
| surprise
| 36 |
verb |
astonish; cause amazement |
dismay, dazzle, unsettle, perplex, bewilder, flabbergast, astound, rattle, confound, amaze, startle, awe, stun, disconcert, dumbfound, discomfit, electrify, nonplus, stupefy, jolt, consternate, stagger, daze, petrify, bowl over, shake up, blow away, cause wonder, leave aghast, leave open-mouthed, spring something on, strike dumb, strike with awe, take aback, throw a curve, take one's breath away |
| surprise
| 6 |
verb |
sneak up on; catch |
capture, seize, discover, take, grasp, grab |
| surprise
| 17 |
verb |
sneak up on; catch |
startle, nab, bushwhack, ambush, waylay, come down on, burst in on, catch in the act, catch off-balance, catch off-guard, catch red-handed, catch unawares, drop in on, lay for, lie in wait, spring on, take by surprise |
| surprised
| 3 |
adj |
taken by surprise |
startled, amazed, taken aback |
| surprised
| 2 |
adj |
taken aback |
shocked, alarmed |
| surprised
| 9 |
adj |
taken aback |
bewildered, stunned, startled, dazed, frightened, confounded, stupefied, astonished, astounded |
| surprising
| 7 |
adj |
unexpected |
remarkable, amazing, extraordinary, sudden, wonderful, shocking, chance |
| surprising
| 14 |
adj |
unexpected |
startling, unpredictable, unforeseen, astonishing, stunning, accidental, fortuitous, impulsive, out of the blue, unanticipated, electrifying, from left field, unpredicted, without warning |
| surround
| 13 |
verb |
enclose, encircle something |
ring, circle, bound, rim, skirt, border, limit, outline, invest, edge, margin, round, loop |
| surround
| 26 |
verb |
enclose, encircle something |
inundate, besiege, envelop, beleaguer, beset, gird, verge, circumscribe, encompass, circumvent, confine, blockade, compass, fringe, environ, girdle, hem in, enclave, box in, close around, close in, close in on, fence in, go around, lay siege to, shut in |
| survey
| 10 |
noun |
scrutiny, examination |
study, analysis, check, sample, inquiry, inspection, review, outline, scan, view |
| survey
| 12 |
noun |
scrutiny, examination |
audit, compendium, sketch, perusal, overview, syllabus, critique, digest, précis, aperçu, pandect, perlustration |
| survey
| 24 |
verb |
scrutinize, take stock of |
overlook, scan, oversee, evaluate, review, assess, examine, observe, estimate, check, case, prospect, plot, read, study, size, value, research, contemplate, rate, plan, measure, scope, view |
| survey
| 19 |
verb |
scrutinize, take stock of |
inspect, check out, supervise, canvass, assay, valuate, superintend, summarize, reconnoiter, appraise, look over, check over, check up, give the once over, look upon, set at, size up, stake out, test the waters |
| survival
| 4 |
noun |
continuation |
continuity, endurance, durability, continuance |
| survival
| 4 |
noun |
something that survives |
vestige, relic, remnant, remainder |
| survival
| 3 |
noun |
endurance |
continuation, relic, natural selection |
| survivor
| 3 |
noun |
remainder, remains |
debris, legacy, trash |
| survivor
| 8 |
noun |
remainder, remains |
residue, leavings, surplus, odds and ends, remnants, oddments, scraps, orts |
| survivor
| 5 |
noun |
remains |
balance, legacy, rest, debris, trash |
| survivor
| 10 |
noun |
remains |
residue, surplus, remnant, remainder, odds and ends, leftovers, oddments, scraps, remnants, orts |
| suspect
| 7 |
adj |
doubtful |
suspected, open, incredible, ridiculous, suspicious, uncertain, unlikely |
| suspect
| 12 |
adj |
doubtful |
thick, pseudo, thin, dubious, fishy, problematic, questionable, shaky, unbelievable, unclear, unsure, doubtable |
| suspect
| 16 |
verb |
distrust; guess |
speculate, consider, assume, doubt, believe, think, wonder, conclude, conceive, gather, feel, suppose, expect, imagine, understand, hold |
| suspect
| 14 |
verb |
distrust; guess |
presume, conjecture, reckon, mistrust, disbelieve, surmise, be afraid, harbor suspicion, have a hunch, have doubt, have sneaking suspicion, hazard a guess, smell a rat, think probable |
| suspicion
| 6 |
noun |
doubt |
impression, uncertainty, notion, guess, idea, wonder |
| suspicion
| 24 |
noun |
doubt |
wariness, conjecture, jealousy, mistrust, misgiving, distrust, cynicism, skepticism, hunch, incredulity, chariness, guesswork, supposition, incertitude, qualm, dubiety, surmise, funny feeling, bad vibes, dubiosity, gut feeling, lack of confidence, nonbelief, sneaking suspicion |
| suspicion
| 8 |
noun |
hint, trace |
suggestion, streak, touch, cast, strain, shade, shadow, smell |
| suspicion
| 5 |
noun |
hint, trace |
glimmer, tinge, whiff, intimation, soupçon |
| sustain
| 25 |
verb |
keep up, maintain |
preserve, help, defend, assist, continue, nurse, save, feed, supply, relieve, back, convey, carry, transport, confirm, support, comfort, favor, foster, endorse, bear, transfer, aid, approve, pack |
| sustain
| 26 |
verb |
keep up, maintain |
bolster, buoy, befriend, buttress, protract, uphold, verify, prop, prolong, brace, nourish, ratify, lug, bankroll, validate, tote, nurture, go for, keep alive, keep from falling, keep going, lend a hand, provide for, shore up, stand by, stick up for |
| sustain
| 10 |
verb |
endure, experience |
undergo, feel, tolerate, see, have, suffer, bear, encounter, go, know |
| sustain
| 13 |
verb |
endure, experience |
withstand, stomach, brook, abide, stand, digest, bear with, take it, bear up under, hang in, live with, put up with, stand up to |
| swallow
| 9 |
verb |
consume |
absorb, drink, eat, toss, drop, down, wolf, belt, take |
| swallow
| 18 |
verb |
consume |
inhale, ingest, gulp, devour, gobble, sip, swill, imbibe, swig, dispose, dispatch, bolt, ingurgitate, quaff, put away, wash down, slurp, chugalug |
| swallow
| 2 |
verb |
believe without much thought |
buy, accept |
| swallow
| 2 |
verb |
believe without much thought |
fall for, be naive |
| sway
| 18 |
noun |
strong influence |
control, jurisdiction, sweep, authority, empire, regime, stretch, spread, scope, sovereignty, might, run, power, government, reach, rule, range, command |
| sway
| 7 |
noun |
strong influence |
clout, predominance, reign, expanse, mastery, dominion, amplitude |
| sway
| 7 |
verb |
move back and forth |
lean, bend, swing, wave, rock, weave, roll |
| sway
| 16 |
verb |
move back and forth |
wobble, waver, swagger, incline, pulsate, undulate, lurch, vibrate, stagger, careen, fluctuate, oscillate, blow hot and cold, hem and haw, yo-yo, pendulate |
| sway
| 17 |
verb |
influence, affect |
persuade, impress, inspire, dominate, control, manage, direct, hook, bias, touch, carry, move, conduct, strike, govern, rule, guide |
| sway
| 23 |
verb |
influence, affect |
overrule, sell, dispose, whitewash, crack, brainwash, get, induce, reign, incline, predispose, prevail on, hold sway over, impact on, lead by the nose, put across, rule over, soften up, suck in, win over, work on, turn one's head, twist one's arm |
| swear
| 6 |
verb |
declare under oath |
assert, testify, state, maintain, promise, trust |
| swear
| 23 |
verb |
declare under oath |
depose, vow, affirm, covenant, attest, avow, vouch, plight, warrant, rely on, swear by, depend on, give witness, have confidence in, make an affidavit, pledge oneself, say so, state under oath, swear to God, swear up and down, take an oath, cross one's heart, give one's word |
| swear
| 12 |
verb |
speak profanely; be vulgar |
cuss, curse, imprecate, blaspheme, flame, execrate, bedamn, be foul-mouthed, take name in vain, talk dirty, use bad language, utter profanity |
| swearing
| 17 |
noun |
foul language |
profanity, four-letter word, malediction, cuss, execration, blasphemy, swearword, imprecation, dirty word, cursing, cussing, expletives, bad language, dirty language, dirty name, dirty talk, no-no |
| swearword
| 3 |
noun |
obscenity |
offense, evil, wrong |
| swearword
| 41 |
noun |
obscenity |
indecency, impropriety, blasphemy, vulgarity, expletive, abomination, scatology, prurience, pornography, dirtiness, curse, impurity, outrage, lewdness, filthiness, smuttiness, smut, epithet, blight, licentiousness, foulness, coarseness, scurrility, affront, profanity, indelicacy, atrocity, oath, bawdiness, dirty word, four-letter word, suggestiveness, porn, vileness, blueness, salacity, immodesty, sleaze, lubricity, dirty name, X-rating |
| sweat
| 1 |
noun |
body's perspiring |
steam |
| sweat
| 6 |
noun |
body's perspiring |
excretion, perspiration, exudation, transudation, sudor, diaphoresis |
| sweat
| 5 |
noun |
hard work |
task, work, slavery, labor, effort |
| sweat
| 7 |
noun |
hard work |
chore, travail, drudgery, toil, moil, grind, backbreaker |
| sweat
| 1 |
verb |
perspire |
wilt |
| sweat
| 11 |
verb |
perspire |
swelter, glow, eject, seep, spout, drip, ooze, transude, exude, secrete, break out in a sweat |
| sweat
| 7 |
verb |
worry about; bear |
tolerate, labor, stand, take, endure, go, suffer |
| sweat
| 15 |
verb |
worry about; bear |
toil, chafe, stomach, torture, exert, agonize, brook, abide, fret, be on pins and needles, be on tenterhooks, lose sleep over, stay the course, stick it out, work hard |
| sweater
| 11 |
noun |
knitted jacket or jersey |
sweatshirt, cardigan, pullover, jersey, jumper, shrug, raglan, slipover, turtleneck, maillot, jersey |
| sweep
| 8 |
noun |
range, extent |
stretch, span, extension, region, reach, orbit, length, scope |
| sweep
| 7 |
noun |
range, extent |
purview, ambit, breadth, radius, compass, latitude, vista |
| sweep
| 9 |
noun |
movement |
swing, play, move, curve, course, stroke, bend, progress, gesture |
| sweep
| 1 |
noun |
movement |
arc |
| sweep
| 6 |
verb |
brush off, away |
clear, clean, remove, brush, vacuum, ready |
| sweep
| 6 |
verb |
brush off, away |
scrub, broom, mop, tidy, brush up, clear up |
| sweep
| 7 |
verb |
fly, glide |
tear, sail, pass, career, fleet, glance, wing |
| sweep
| 6 |
verb |
fly, glide |
hurtle, flit, zoom, scud, skim, flounce |
| sweet
| 16 |
adj |
sugary |
luscious, delicious, cloying, honeyed, saccharine, toothsome, sweetened, syrupy, candied, candy-coated, like candy, like honey, nectarous, sacchariferous, sugar-coated, sugared |
| sweet
| 23 |
adj |
friendly, kind |
beautiful, engaging, generous, charming, pleasant, gentle, mild, tender, pleasing, appealing, loving, patient, fair, pet, taking, winning, beloved, dear, attractive, precious, reasonable, dearest, treasured |
| sweet
| 24 |
adj |
friendly, kind |
mushy, delightful, luscious, delicious, lovable, darling, affectionate, agreeable, amiable, angelic, companionable, considerate, delectable, dulcet, good-humored, good-natured, heavenly, saccharine, sympathetic, thoughtful, unselfish, winsome, cherished, sweet-tempered |
| sweet
| 5 |
adj |
nice-smelling |
clean, pure, fresh, new, scented |
| sweet
| 12 |
adj |
nice-smelling |
fragrant, spicy, aromatic, savory, ambrosial, balmy, perfumed, redolent, wholesome, aromal, perfumy, sweet-smelling |
| sweet
| 4 |
adj |
nice-sounding |
smooth, soft, rich, musical |
| sweet
| 16 |
adj |
nice-sounding |
mellow, soothing, dulcet, euphonious, harmonious, mellifluous, melodic, melodious, orotund, rotund, silver-tongued, sonorous, tuneful, euphonic, silvery, sweet-sounding |
| sweet
| 5 |
noun |
sugary food |
dessert, candy, joy, delight, pleasure |
| sweet
| 12 |
noun |
sugary food |
confection, snack, bonbon, confectionery, enjoyment, pudding, gratification, chocolate, confiture, sweetmeat, sugarplum, final course |
| swell
| 8 |
adj |
wonderful |
exclusive, fine, grand, super, smart, excellent, neat, terrific |
| swell
| 15 |
adj |
wonderful |
groovy, fashionable, posh, ritzy, fly, dandy, keen, plush, cool, awesome, deluxe, desirable, marvelous, nifty, stylish |
| swell
| 4 |
noun |
large increase, flow |
wave, rise, seat, growth |
| swell
| 7 |
noun |
large increase, flow |
surf, crescendo, surge, undulation, uprise, billow, ripple |
| swell
| 10 |
verb |
become larger |
balloon, rise, increase, mount, grow, expand, extend, enhance, intensity, belly |
| swell
| 31 |
verb |
become larger |
bloat, bulge, enlarge, add to, surge, accumulate, fatten, blister, distend, aggravate, augment, dilate, pout, pouch, uprise, billow, protrude, puff, plump, heighten, amplify, fill out, tumefy, be inflated, become bloated, become distended, become swollen, grow larger, puff up, round out, well up |
| swim
| 7 |
verb |
make way through water using arms, legs |
float, crawl, move, slip, practice, stroke, race |
| swim
| 15 |
verb |
make way through water using arms, legs |
bathe, glide, dive, paddle, submerge, wade, freestyle, skinny-dip, breast-stroke, dog-paddle, go for a swim, go swimming, go wading, high-dive, take a dip |
| swing
| 6 |
noun |
moving back and forth |
stroke, rhythm, beat, meter, motion, measure |
| swing
| 10 |
noun |
moving back and forth |
fluctuation, undulation, cadency, oscillation, vibration, tempo, lilt, sway, cadence, swaying |
| swing
| 12 |
verb |
move back and forth; be suspended |
hang, wave, turn, pitch, curve, wheel, sheer, vary, suspend, rock, roll, away |
| swing
| 31 |
verb |
move back and forth; be suspended |
whirl, swivel, rotate, wiggle, veer, twirl, fluctuate, dangle, lurch, pivot, wobble, sway, flap, palpitate, avert, wag, undulate, swerve, vibrate, revolve, deflect, waggle, divert, reel, oscillate, volte-face, shunt, be pendent, pendulate, turn about, turn on an axis |
| swipe
| 7 |
verb |
hit |
slap, blow, knock, clip, sock, strike, wipe |
| swipe
| 10 |
verb |
hit |
lick, clout, swat, smack, cuff, rap, wallop, clump, bash, lash out |
| swipe
| 5 |
verb |
steal |
sneak, cop, hook, appropriate, lift |
| swipe
| 9 |
verb |
steal |
pilfer, nab, nick, pinch, heist, purloin, filch, snitch, make off with |
| switch
| 2 |
noun |
change, exchange |
shift, transformation |
| switch
| 6 |
noun |
change, exchange |
alteration, reversal, about-face, swap, substitution, change of direction |
| switch
| 5 |
verb |
change, exchange |
convert, shift, replace, turn, trade |
| switch
| 13 |
verb |
change, exchange |
veer, swap, divert, interchange, deviate, deflect, rearrange, sidetrack, turnabout, substitute, shunt, change course, turn aside |
| sword
| 2 |
noun |
weapon |
blade, brand |
| sword
| 26 |
noun |
weapon |
dagger, saber, foil, cutlass, rapier, hanger, sabre, broadsword, kris, epee, creese, claymore, falchion, backsword, scimitar, toledo, dirk, cutlas, bilbo, curtana, damascus blade, estoc, glaive, scimiter, smallsword, spadroon |
| sword
| 4 |
noun |
saber |
weapon, blade, brand, bill |
| sword
| 7 |
noun |
saber |
dagger, foil, cutlass, rapier, epee, scimitar, bilbo |
| sycophant
| 3 |
noun |
person who caters to another |
politician, slave, fan |
| sycophant
| 17 |
noun |
person who caters to another |
groupie, lackey, adulator, puppet, minion, parasite, flatterer, flunky, hanger-on, brownnoser, doormat, backslapper, backscratcher, bootlicker, fawner, groveler, handshaker |
| syllable
| 3 |
noun |
sound unit of speech |
click, liquid, phone |
| syllable
| 12 |
noun |
sound unit of speech |
consonant, sonant, affricate, diphthong, fricative, implosive, phonetic entity, phonetic unit, plosive, sibilant, spirant, vocable |
| symbol
| 11 |
noun |
letter, character, sign of written communication |
design, figure, pattern, image, indication, type, attribute, mark, note, representation, device |
| symbol
| 9 |
noun |
letter, character, sign of written communication |
emblem, token, motif, logo, badge, stamp, denotation, numeral, regalia |
| symmetry
| 10 |
noun |
proportion |
similarity, harmony, rhythm, finish, equality, form, agreement, order, arrangement, balance |
| symmetry
| 10 |
noun |
proportion |
equilibrium, correspondence, equivalence, regularity, evenness, conformity, equipoise, centrality, proportionality, shapeliness |
| sympathetic
| 11 |
adj |
concerned, feeling |
warm, sensitive, interested, supportive, loving, kind, soft, tender, understanding, caring, appreciating |
| sympathetic
| 19 |
adj |
concerned, feeling |
affectionate, compassionate, thoughtful, responsive, benign, considerate, kindhearted, kindly, softhearted, vicarious, warmhearted, benignant, pitying, all heart, commiserating, comprehending, condoling, having heart in right place, sympathizing |
| sympathetic
| 6 |
adj |
agreeable, friendly |
encouraging, consistent, cool, down, open, approving |
| sympathetic
| 21 |
adj |
agreeable, friendly |
open-minded, receptive, amenable, appreciative, responsive, companionable, compatible, congenial, congruous, consonant, like-minded, pro, vicarious, favorably disposed, having a heart, in sympathy with, on same wavelength, simpatico, tuned in, well-disposed, well-intentioned |
| symptom
| 9 |
noun |
sign of illness or problem |
syndrome, index, mark, note, warning, indication, evidence, expression, significant |
| symptom
| 3 |
noun |
sign of illness or problem |
manifestation, token, indicia |
| syndrome
| 6 |
noun |
disease, condition |
problem, disorder, complaint, sign, complex, symptoms |
| syndrome
| 7 |
noun |
disease, condition |
malady, ailment, sickness, infirmity, affection, diagnostics, prognostics |
| system
| 13 |
noun |
order, whole |
organization, scheme, rule, structure, arrangement, theory, philosophy, combination, ideology, complex, entity, sum, integrate |
| system
| 12 |
noun |
order, whole |
classification, integral, setup, regularity, totality, orderliness, conformity, frame of reference, red tape, coordination, fixed order, logical order |
| system
| 21 |
noun |
method, plan |
practice, arrangement, process, technique, strategy, structure, policy, operation, scheme, procedure, tactics, theory, pattern, proceeding, custom, fashion, manner, way, routine, wise, mode |
| system
| 14 |
noun |
method, plan |
systematization, orderliness, artifice, methodology, regularity, usage, modus operandi, methodicalness, course of action, definite plan, logical process, modus, orderly process, systematic process |
| systematic
| 8 |
adj |
orderly |
precise, efficient, organized, complete, logical, ordered, regular, arranged |
| systematic
| 9 |
adj |
orderly |
standardized, methodical, analytical, businesslike, out-and-out, thoroughgoing, methodic, systematized, well-ordered |
| t-shirt
| 1 |
noun |
shirt for woman |
shell |
| t-shirt
| 7 |
noun |
shirt for woman |
turtleneck, bodice, pullover, slipover, middy, V-neck, bodysuit |
| t-shirt
| 2 |
noun |
casual top |
polo shirt, golf shirt |
| table
| 9 |
noun |
furniture upon which to work, eat |
counter, bench, stand, desk, bar, board, wagon, bureau, sink |
| table
| 9 |
noun |
furniture upon which to work, eat |
buffet, sideboard, console, lectern, pulpit, slab, dresser, dinner table, dining table |
| table
| 6 |
noun |
meal |
menu, board, fare, food, diet, spread |
| table
| 4 |
noun |
meal |
cuisine, victuals, bill of fare, meat and drink |
| table
| 2 |
noun |
flatland |
flat, plain |
| table
| 4 |
noun |
flatland |
plateau, mesa, tableland, upland |
| table
| 12 |
noun |
diagram with columns of information |
list, chart, agenda, schedule, index, statistics, register, summary, record, plan, roll, inventory |
| table
| 10 |
noun |
diagram with columns of information |
compendium, graph, canon, synopsis, illustration, catalogue, appendix, tabulation, digest, table of contents |
| table
| 6 |
verb |
postpone a proposition |
propose, submit, suggest, move, delay, enter |
| table
| 14 |
verb |
postpone a proposition |
defer, shelve, put off, hang, pigeonhole, cool, hold up, hold off, put aside, put forward, put on back burner, put on hold, put on ice, put on the shelf |
| tablet
| 5 |
noun |
sheaf of papers that are connected |
scratch, notebook, book, pad, sheets |
| tablet
| 5 |
noun |
sheaf of papers that are connected |
ream, folder, quire, scratch pad, memo pad |
| tablet
| 5 |
noun |
encapsulated medicine |
medicine, pill, dose, cake, square |
| tablet
| 4 |
noun |
encapsulated medicine |
capsule, pellet, lozenge, troche |
| tableware
| 5 |
noun |
flatware |
glasses, dishes, spoons, knives, forks |
| tableware
| 3 |
noun |
flatware |
silverware, glassware, utensils |
| taciturn
| 9 |
adj |
uncommunicative |
close, cold, distant, dumb, quiet, reserved, silent, sparing, withdrawn |
| taciturn
| 17 |
adj |
uncommunicative |
reticent, aloof, dour, laconic, antisocial, curt, mum, mute, sententious, speechless, tight-lipped, close-mouthed, brooding, clammed up, dried-up, unexpressive, unforthcoming |
| tactic
| 3 |
noun |
plan |
ploy, stratagem, gambit |
| tail
| 7 |
noun |
end piece, part |
rear, end, reverse, train, behind, tag, conclusion |
| tail
| 20 |
noun |
end piece, part |
rear end, butt, buttocks, extremity, stub, appendage, posterior, tush, rump, rudder, tailpiece, empennage, caudal appendage, fag end, hind end, hind part, hindmost part, last part, tag end, wagger |
| tail
| 6 |
verb |
follow |
pursue, track, dog, trail, tag, shadow |
| tail
| 5 |
verb |
follow |
hound, stalk, eye, bedog, keep an eye on |
| take
| 12 |
noun |
profit |
cut, return, revenue, share, yield, catching, holding, catch, gate, part, proceeds, returns |
| take
| 4 |
noun |
profit |
booty, haul, receipts, takings |
| take
| 21 |
verb |
get; help oneself to |
capture, earn, seize, receive, win, reach, accept, collect, arrest, have, grab, hold, grip, grasp, handle, secure, acquire, obtain, catch, strike, collar |
| take
| 22 |
verb |
get; help oneself to |
pick up, ensnare, clutch, snatch, overtake, attain, snag, entrap, abduct, reap, clasp, pull in, take in, prehend, carry off, carve out, gain possession, gather up, get hold of, haul in, lay hold of, take hold of |
| take
| 6 |
verb |
steal |
seize, abstract, nail, pocket, appropriate, borrow |
| take
| 31 |
verb |
steal |
lift, pick up, snare, commandeer, sequester, salvage, nip, nab, arrogate, swipe, snag, purloin, preempt, confiscate, annex, pluck, snatch, filch, snitch, abduct, misappropriate, expropriate, pinch, liberate, pull in, rip off, take in, accroach, carry off, haul in, run off with |
| take
| 18 |
verb |
buy; reserve |
draw, pick, choose, select, get, purchase, charter, engage, elect, borrow, prefer, hire, obtain, derive, book, rent, gain, mark |
| take
| 8 |
verb |
buy; reserve |
cull, procure, lease, decide on, opt for, optate, pay for, single out |
| take
| 16 |
verb |
endure |
receive, welcome, accept, stand, go, hold, suffer, stomach, tolerate, bear, accommodate, weather, contain, swallow, undergo, brave |
| take
| 21 |
verb |
endure |
withstand, brook, hack, abide, bear with, go through, hang on, hang tough, stand for, take it, give access, grin and bear it, hang in, let in, live with, put up with, ride out, stick it out, submit to, take it lying down, take it on the chin |
| take
| 6 |
verb |
consume |
feed, drink, meal, down, swallow, eat |
| take
| 6 |
verb |
consume |
inhale, imbibe, ingest, devour, feed on, partake of |
| take
| 31 |
verb |
accept, adopt; use |
enjoy, do, play, perform, like, receive, make, work, serve, welcome, bring, have, include, function, accommodate, execute, assume, practice, behave, appropriate, experience, utilize, react, admit, observe, treat, undertake, sense, effect, operate, exercise |
| take
| 11 |
verb |
accept, adopt; use |
exert, relish, delight in, enter upon, take in, be aware of, deal with, give access, let in, luxuriate in, put in practice |
| take
| 24 |
verb |
understand |
consider, receive, accept, feel, see, expect, follow, hold, think, know, grasp, gather, assume, regard, sense, perceive, experience, suspect, observe, imagine, catch, suppose, believe, deem |
| take
| 11 |
verb |
understand |
presume, comprehend, apprehend, reckon, compass, take in, be aware of, interpret as, look upon, see as, think of as |
| take
| 6 |
verb |
win; be successful |
beat, work, succeed, operate, prevail, triumph |
| take
| 3 |
verb |
win; be successful |
be efficacious, do the trick, have effect |
| take
| 23 |
verb |
carry, transport; accompany |
lead, move, back, drive, bring, conduct, convey, attend, bear, haul, journey, cart, pilot, shoulder, buck, ride, gun, guide, tour, truck, steer, heel, pack |
| take
| 12 |
verb |
carry, transport; accompany |
convoy, usher, tote, escort, lug, jag, trek, ferry, fetch, schlepp, piggyback, go with |
| take
| 7 |
verb |
captivate, enchant |
draw, overwhelm, please, delight, entertain, charm, attract |
| take
| 7 |
verb |
captivate, enchant |
bewitch, allure, fascinate, wile, magnetize, become popular, win favor |
| take
| 3 |
verb |
require |
need, ask, demand |
| take
| 3 |
verb |
require |
crave, necessitate, call for |
| take
| 3 |
verb |
subtract |
remove, discount, eliminate |
| take
| 6 |
verb |
subtract |
deduct, draw back, knock off, take off, take away, take out |
| take
| 1 |
verb |
cheat, deceive |
trick |
| take
| 15 |
verb |
cheat, deceive |
beat, do, flimflam, hoodwink, dupe, gull, bilk, fiddle, bamboozle, con, cozen, defraud, swindle, pull a fast one, take for a ride |
| take
| 3 |
verb |
contract, catch |
draw, get, derive |
| take
| 4 |
verb |
contract, catch |
come down with, be seized, sicken with, take sick with |
| talented
| 9 |
adj |
gifted |
capable, brilliant, skilled, accomplished, intelligent, smart, able, artistic, expert |
| talented
| 10 |
adj |
gifted |
proficient, adept, adroit, clever, cut out for, ingenious, masterly, endowed, having a knack, shining at |
| talk
| 2 |
noun |
speech, address to group |
lecture, discourse |
| talk
| 19 |
noun |
speech, address to group |
dissertation, homily, exhortation, harangue, descant, recitation, declamation, spiel, allocution, oration, monologue, epilogue, sermon, disquisition, prelection, screed, peroration, expatiation, chalk talk |
| talk
| 8 |
noun |
gossip |
report, conversation, rumor, hint, jaw, lip, noise, cry |
| talk
| 33 |
noun |
gossip |
allusion, hearsay, nonsense, racket, cant, bombast, chat, prose, rot, persiflage, grapevine, bunk, raillery, trash, palaver, blather, insinuation, chitchat, banter, rumble, rubbish, chatter, gab, badinage, innuendo, yarn, scuttlebutt, buzz, hot air, small talk, jive, idle talk, tête-à-tête |
| talk
| 10 |
noun |
discussion |
negotiation, conference, dialogue, visit, argument, conversation, interview, meeting, seminar, encounter |
| talk
| 17 |
noun |
discussion |
deliberation, consultation, symposium, huddle, conclave, parley, powwow, spiel, colloquy, confabulation, parlance, palaver, ventilation, earful, eyeball-to-eyeball, interlocution, straight talk |
| talk
| 4 |
noun |
communication with language |
speech, discourse, speaking, words |
| talk
| 12 |
noun |
communication with language |
patois, dialect, utterance, argot, locution, vocalization, verbalization, parlance, jargon, chatter, slang, lingo |
| talk
| 13 |
verb |
produce words; inform |
reveal, use, describe, express, communicate, say, tell, speak, influence, articulate, persuade, confess, voice |
| talk
| 37 |
verb |
produce words; inform |
chat, sing, verbalize, notify, utter, gossip, broach, parley, divulge, intone, yak, drawl, palaver, prate, patter, babble, pronounce, converse, squeak, prattle, rhapsodize, chatter, gab, squeal, chant, spout, gabble, drone, spill the beans, soliloquize, comment on, give voice to, run on, tell all, ventriloquize, flap one's tongue, talk one's leg off |
| talk
| 11 |
verb |
discuss with another |
exchange, interact, visit, negotiate, contact, consult, interview, argue, dialogue, reason, relate |
| talk
| 27 |
verb |
discuss with another |
huddle, confer, commune, network, deliberate, chew, confide, parley, vent, touch, canvass, palaver, confabulate, touch base, reach out, collogue, groupthink, interface, be in contact, carry on conversation, engage in conversation, go into a huddle, have a meet, hold discussion, join in conversation, keep in touch, thrash out |
| talk
| 6 |
verb |
address group |
pitch, speak, influence, discourse, persuade, lecture |
| talk
| 14 |
verb |
address group |
orate, stump, sermonize, spout, induce, spiel, accost, sway, harangue, prelect, deliver a speech, give a talk, give speech, hold forth |
| talkative
| 3 |
adj |
excessively communicative |
articulate, verbal, vocal |
| talkative
| 26 |
adj |
excessively communicative |
voluble, glib, loquacious, effusive, garrulous, chatty, eloquent, fluent, gabby, long-winded, loudmouthed, mouthy, prolix, slick, smooth, verbose, windy, wordy, gossipy, talky, big-mouthed, chattering, full of hot air, loose-lipped, multiloquent, rattling |
| talkativeness
| 8 |
noun |
wordiness |
verboseness, verbiage, loquacity, prolixity, garrulous, logorrhea, loquaciousness, long-windedness |
| talkativeness
| 12 |
noun |
loquacity |
grandiloquence, wordiness, verboseness, prolixity, verbosity, logorrhea, loquaciousness, volubility, glibness, garrulousness, long-windedness, chattiness |
| tall
| 5 |
adj |
high in stature, length |
great, big, soaring, towering, giant |
| tall
| 13 |
adj |
high in stature, length |
lanky, rangy, elevated, alpine, lofty, sizable, statuesque, lank, sky-high, beanstalk, altitudinous, high-reaching, skyscraping |
| tall
| 5 |
adj |
exaggerated, unreasonable |
hard, steep, impossible, demanding, difficult |
| tall
| 9 |
adj |
exaggerated, unreasonable |
absurd, exorbitant, farfetched, implausible, outlandish, overblown, preposterous, unbelievable, embellished |
| tank
| 2 |
noun |
container |
pond, pool |
| tank
| 7 |
noun |
container |
reservoir, cistern, basin, receptacle, vat, cauldron, aquarium |
| tank
| 3 |
noun |
large container for liquids |
vessel, container, tub |
| tank
| 7 |
noun |
large container for liquids |
keg, cask, cistern, basin, receptacle, vat, cauldron |
| tap
| 10 |
noun |
faucet |
valve, spigot, hydrant, spout, egress, cock, nozzle, petcock, stopcock, bibcock |
| tap
| 8 |
verb |
hit lightly |
touch, knock, pat, drum, beat, tip, tag, strike |
| tap
| 7 |
verb |
hit lightly |
dab, palpate, rap, thump, bob, thud, percuss |
| tap
| 12 |
verb |
pierce to drain |
draw, use, utilize, pump, open, drain, mine, draft, drill, bore, milk, empty |
| tap
| 15 |
verb |
pierce to drain |
penetrate, riddle, lance, bleed, spear, broach, siphon, spike, stab, perforate, draw out, unplug, draw forth, draw off, unstopper |
| tape
| 5 |
noun |
ribbon of material |
rope, line, band, edging, strip |
| tape
| 1 |
noun |
ribbon of material |
braid |
| tape
| 9 |
verb |
stick together with material |
wrap, wire, secure, bind, support, rope, seal, tie, bond |
| tape
| 6 |
verb |
stick together with material |
fasten, swathe, bandage, truss, tie up, hold together |
| tape
| 2 |
verb |
record sounds, sights |
register, video |
| tape
| 4 |
verb |
record sounds, sights |
videotape, audiotape, make a tape, tape-record |
| target
| 13 |
noun |
aim, goal |
object, point, destination, spot, mark, purpose, objective, function, duty, use, end, intention, ambition |
| target
| 2 |
noun |
aim, goal |
ground zero, bull's-eye |
| target
| 3 |
noun |
person as object of ridicule |
victim, game, sport |
| target
| 9 |
noun |
person as object of ridicule |
mark, byword, scapegoat, quarry, prey, butt, scorn, sitting duck, pigeon |
| taste
| 5 |
noun |
flavor of some quality |
sweet, bitter, drive, suggestion, salt |
| taste
| 23 |
noun |
flavor of some quality |
aroma, sting, zing, zip, savor, jolt, bang, kick, zest, punch, smack, ginger, wallop, piquancy, relish, oomph, tang, sour, sapor, aftertaste, savoriness, palatableness, sapidity |
| taste
| 10 |
noun |
tiny sample |
touch, bite, bit, hint, fragment, sprinkling, drop, suggestion, swallow, sampling |
| taste
| 19 |
noun |
tiny sample |
tincture, morsel, dash, chaw, trifle, sip, mouthful, tidbit, whiff, delicacy, appetizer, nip, wink, tinge, soupçon, titbit, spoonful, canapé, hors d'oeuvre |
| taste
| 8 |
noun |
inclination, preference |
desire, heart, understanding, type, weakness, leaning, liking, tendency |
| taste
| 23 |
noun |
inclination, preference |
penchant, appetite, fondness, stomach, bent, zest, prepossession, comprehension, predisposition, gusto, fancy, partiality, thing, appetence, affection, disposition, predilection, relish, attachment, cup of tea, soft spot, palate, druthers |
| taste
| 2 |
noun |
capacity to sense flavor |
stomach, tongue |
| taste
| 6 |
noun |
capacity to sense flavor |
appetite, appetence, palate, gout, gustation, taste buds |
| taste
| 8 |
noun |
judgment, propriety |
style, perception, appreciation, culture, feeling, grace, discrimination, distinction |
| taste
| 22 |
noun |
judgment, propriety |
elegance, susceptibility, tastefulness, polish, correctness, refinement, finesse, decorum, tactfulness, delicacy, acuteness, discernment, penetration, acumen, cultivation, discretion, restraint, nicety, tact, politeness, aestheticism, good taste |
| taste
| 11 |
verb |
judge, try |
enjoy, chew, bite, sample, eat, sense, perceive, test, criticize, touch, distinguish |
| taste
| 10 |
verb |
judge, try |
sip, savor, lick, assay, nibble, differentiate, partake, relish, discern, try the flavor of |
| taste
| 6 |
verb |
experience |
feel, appreciate, undergo, know, encounter, perceive |
| taste
| 7 |
verb |
experience |
savor, be exposed to, come up against, have knowledge of, meet with, partake of, run up against |
| tasty
| 1 |
adj |
delicious |
divine |
| tasty
| 25 |
adj |
delicious |
spicy, yummy, pungent, delectable, flavorful, luscious, appetizing, savory, flavorsome, heavenly, mellow, palatable, piquant, sapid, scrumptious, tasteful, toothsome, delish, flavory, full-flavored, good-tasting, sugar-coated, sweetened, toothy, zestful |
| tax
| 12 |
noun |
charge levied by government on property, income |
duty, fine, price, rate, cost, contribution, expense, obligation, custom, toll, assessment, dues |
| tax
| 14 |
noun |
charge levied by government on property, income |
levy, tariff, excise, salvage, bite, tribute, impost, imposition, pork barrel, capitation, towage, giveaway, brokerage, tithe |
| tax
| 10 |
noun |
burden |
duty, charge, load, task, weight, difficulty, drain, strain, demand, pressure |
| tax
| 5 |
noun |
burden |
albatross, imposition, onus, millstone, deadweight |
| tax
| 7 |
verb |
levy charge on property, income |
assess, impose, enact, rate, charge, demand, exact |
| tax
| 7 |
verb |
levy charge on property, income |
extract, tithe, charge duty, demand toll, exact tribute, lay an impost, require contribution |
| tax
| 15 |
verb |
burden |
exhaust, weaken, load, weight, strain, tire, stretch, charge, pressure, drain, stress, task, try, push, weigh |
| tax
| 19 |
verb |
burden |
enervate, sap, lade, cumber, weary, overburden, saddle, overwork, encumber, oppress, prey on, wear out, weigh down, overtax, overuse, make demands on, press hard on, put pressure on, weigh heavily on |
| tax
| 2 |
verb |
accuse |
blame, charge |
| tax
| 11 |
verb |
accuse |
impugn, reproach, criminate, impeach, incriminate, indict, impute, inculpate, arraign, censure, reprove |
| taxi
| 8 |
noun |
land vehicle; car |
transportation, auto, van, truck, bus, lemon, wheels, tub |
| taxi
| 26 |
noun |
land vehicle; car |
convertible, sports car, compact, wreck, ride, buggy, crate, bug, jalopy, heap, station wagon, pickup truck, limousine, passenger car, four-wheeler, subcompact, junker, hatchback, sedan, hardtop, go-cart, bucket of bolts, clunker, gas guzzler, motor car, oil burner |
| taxi
| 6 |
noun |
car for hire |
carriage, hack, taxicab, jitney, hackney, tourist car |
| taxi
| 5 |
verb |
glide along without much effort |
sail, drift, cruise, slide, float |
| taxi
| 5 |
verb |
glide along without much effort |
skate, get by, freewheel, ride on current, smooth along |
| taxi
| 3 |
noun |
taxicab |
coach, vehicle, cab |
| taxi
| 2 |
noun |
taxicab |
carriage, hackney |
| taxi
| 31 |
verb |
pass possession to |
give, move, bring, carry, ship, find, transport, sell, provide, supply, send, transmit, deliver, change, convert, shift, remove, assign, feed, convey, forward, mail, translate, express, bear, hand, haul, cart, post, shoulder, disturb |
| taxi
| 25 |
verb |
pass possession to |
dispatch, cede, hand over, relocate, turn over, ferry, deed, transplant, relegate, tote, metamorphose, lug, transmute, dispense, transpose, displace, consign, transfigure, delegate, dislocate, transmogrify, pass the buck, pass on, make over, sign over |
| taxi
| 14 |
noun |
machine used for transportation |
wagon, van, car, bus, truck, automobile, bicycle, boat, cab, mechanism, agent, carrier, transport, wheels |
| taxi
| 8 |
noun |
machine used for transportation |
vector, buggy, crate, conveyance, jalopy, motorcycle, jeep, chariot |
| taxi
| 3 |
noun |
taxi with restricted license |
hack, restricted-license cab, taxicab |
| taxpayer
| 7 |
noun |
person native of country |
voter, civilian, resident, national, commoner, subject, native |
| taxpayer
| 18 |
noun |
person native of country |
settler, inhabitant, dweller, aborigine, denizen, householder, occupant, villager, cosmopolite, burgher, burgess, John/Jane Q. Public, freeman/woman, member of body politic, member of community, naturalized person, townsperson, urbanite |
| taxpayer
| 2 |
noun |
elector |
resident, citizen |
| taxpayer
| 2 |
noun |
elector |
suffragist, balloter |
| tea
| 1 |
noun |
beverage |
drink |
| tea
| 3 |
noun |
beverage |
brew, refreshment, pekoe |
| teacher
| 11 |
noun |
person who educates |
supervisor, scholar, assistant, professor, coach, educator, instructor, trainer, adviser, mentor, guide |
| teacher
| 10 |
noun |
person who educates |
lecturer, tutor, preceptor, pundit, pedagogue, teach, disciplinarian, schoolteacher, faculty member, abecedary |
| team
| 20 |
noun |
group, crew |
club, company, squad, party, organization, side, unit, set, gang, bunch, span, stable, troop, body, outfit, band, pair, string, partners, workers |
| team
| 12 |
noun |
group, crew |
lineup, trio, rig, duo, contingent, faction, aggregation, yoke, troupe, sect, foursome, tandem |
| tear
| 8 |
noun |
rip, cut |
hole, crack, run, scratch, damage, break, rent, split |
| tear
| 8 |
noun |
rip, cut |
gash, laceration, fissure, imperfection, breach, rupture, mutilation, tatter |
| tear
| 1 |
noun |
wild action |
drunk |
| tear
| 7 |
noun |
wild action |
carouse, carousal, binge, bust, wassail, bender, spree |
| tear
| 13 |
verb |
cut, rip an object |
pull, divide, injure, separate, damage, break, split, crack, grab, run, scratch, ribbon, seize |
| tear
| 28 |
verb |
cut, rip an object |
rive, mangle, snatch, shred, slash, yank, rupture, sever, wrench, frazzle, rift, cleave, rend, gash, wrest, lacerate, pluck, incise, impair, slit, claw, mutilate, extract, fray, sunder, jigsaw, evulse, pull apart |
| tear
| 14 |
verb |
move very fast |
shoot, rush, chase, fly, run, career, spring, course, charge, race, bolt, hurry, speed, boil |
| tear
| 6 |
verb |
move very fast |
fling, gallop, zoom, dart, dash, lash |
| tease
| 11 |
verb |
aggravate, provoke |
bother, needle, slam, rally, rib, worry, devil, snap, sound, disturb, ride |
| tease
| 37 |
verb |
aggravate, provoke |
annoy, ridicule, nudge, pick on, tantalize, taunt, harass, torment, pester, mock, badger, rag, bait, beleaguer, importune, josh, goad, vex, hector, gibe, banter, gnaw, plague, chaff, spoof, bedevil, razz, dog, roast, harry, put down, jive, be at, give a hard time, lead on, send up, swipe at |
| technical
| 7 |
adj |
concerning details, mechanics |
industrial, scientific, mechanical, professional, specialized, special, restricted |
| technical
| 7 |
adj |
concerning details, mechanics |
scholarly, abstruse, occupational, technological, vocational, high-tech, methodological |
| technique
| 24 |
noun |
method |
style, capacity, art, facility, means, system, capability, craft, mode, routine, performance, skill, approach, procedure, manner, delivery, fashion, tactics, course, execution, way, address, touch, wise |
| technique
| 8 |
noun |
method |
know-how, artistry, proficiency, usage, knack, modus operandi, modus, technic |
| technology
| 2 |
noun |
electronics, science |
mechanics, computers |
| technology
| 13 |
noun |
electronics, science |
machinery, automation, robotics, telecommunications, mechanization, applied science, electronic components, hi tech, high tech, industrial science, scientific know-how, scientific knowledge, technical knowledge |
| teenager
| 4 |
noun |
adolescent |
youth, youngster, minor, teen |
| teenager
| 4 |
noun |
adolescent |
juvenile, stripling, sweet sixteen, teenybopper |
| telephone
| 4 |
verb |
communicate through telephone system |
phone, contact, ring, call |
| telephone
| 14 |
verb |
communicate through telephone system |
dial, buzz, pick up, call up, get back to, get on the horn, get on the line, give a call, give a jingle, give a ring, make a call, put a call through, ring up, touch base with |
| television
| 4 |
noun |
visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves |
station, video, tube, receiver |
| television
| 11 |
noun |
visual and audio entertainment transmitted via radio waves |
TV set, box, eye, TV, baby-sitter, boob tube, idiot box, small screen, audio, telly, vid |
| tell
| 24 |
verb |
communicate |
disclose, reveal, instruct, confess, mention, explain, express, state, order, inform, say, report, announce, advise, declare, speak, represent, level, require, authorize, direct, command, proclaim, bid |
| tell
| 27 |
verb |
communicate |
notify, summon, recite, leak, acquaint, apprise, enjoin, divulge, impart, utter, fill in, break the news, call upon, clue in, give facts, give out, keep posted, lay open, leave word, let in on, let know, let slip, make known, open up, put before, reel off, spit it out |
| tell
| 7 |
verb |
narrate, describe |
portray, express, state, report, speak, relate, depict |
| tell
| 5 |
verb |
narrate, describe |
recount, rehearse, chronicle, give an account of, set forth |
| tell
| 10 |
verb |
understand, discern |
see, identify, know, learn, recognize, discover, perceive, determine, distinguish, divine |
| tell
| 10 |
verb |
understand, discern |
discriminate, clinch, comprehend, deduce, differentiate, ascertain, find out, make out, be sure, know for certain |
| tell
| 3 |
verb |
carry weight |
count, weigh, register |
| tell
| 7 |
verb |
carry weight |
militate, have effect, have force, make presence felt, make presence known, take effect, take its toll |
| tell
| 3 |
verb |
calculate |
count, number, tale |
| tell
| 6 |
verb |
calculate |
compute, reckon, tally, enumerate, numerate, count one by one |
| temperate
| 19 |
adj |
calm, moderate |
pleasant, mild, collected, composed, conservative, constant, cool, even, fair, gentle, medium, modest, reasonable, regulated, soft, stable, steady, warm, checked |
| temperate
| 17 |
adj |
calm, moderate |
levelheaded, balmy, sober, agreeable, restrained, clement, discreet, dispassionate, equable, even-tempered, sensible, self-controlled, self-restrained, curbed, unexcessive, unextreme, unimpassioned |
| temperate
| 2 |
adj |
controlled, sober |
continent, moderate |
| temperate
| 5 |
adj |
controlled, sober |
restrained, abstemious, abstentious, abstinent, self-restraining |
| temperature
| 6 |
noun |
hotness, coldness of some degree |
heat, cold, climate, condition, warmth, degrees |
| temperature
| 7 |
noun |
hotness, coldness of some degree |
febricity, feverishness, pyrexia, calefaction, incalescence, body heat, thermal reading |
| temple
| 2 |
noun |
house of worship |
house, church |
| temple
| 13 |
noun |
house of worship |
sanctuary, synagogue, mosque, pagoda, shrine, place of worship, chapel, tabernacle, cathedral, house of God, pantheon, holy place, house of prayer |
| temporary
| 8 |
adj |
lasting only a short while |
limited, brief, short, supply, summary, acting, passing, shifting |
| temporary
| 33 |
adj |
lasting only a short while |
short-lived, makeshift, interim, transitory, provisional, momentary, perishable, alternate, ephemeral, fugitive, transient, mortal, impermanent, volatile, stopgap, substitute, ad hoc, changeable, evanescent, fleeting, pro tempore, slapdash, unstable, ad interim, fugacious, pro tem, provisory, temp, make-do, Band-Aid, for the time being, overnight, unfixed |
| tempt
| 18 |
verb |
lure, entice |
stimulate, motivate, persuade, charm, attract, dare, invite, move, influence, provoke, risk, promote, court, test, draw, oil, train, try |
| tempt
| 29 |
verb |
lure, entice |
fascinate, tantalize, captivate, induce, seduce, woo, intrigue, bait, inveigle, honey, hook, allure, decoy, incite, solicit, instigate, wheedle, whet, entrap, rouse, coax, butter up, draw out, appeal to, lead on, make mouth water, mousetrap, play up to, turn one's head |
| temptation
| 4 |
noun |
lure, attraction |
appeal, draw, pull, invitation |
| temptation
| 20 |
noun |
lure, attraction |
decoy, bait, provocation, yen, fancy, come-on, seduction, attractiveness, inducement, hankering, fascination, blandishment, snare, allurement, trap, enticement, inveiglement, tantalization, coaxing, seducement |
| tenant
| 1 |
noun |
person who leases a place |
resident |
| tenant
| 16 |
noun |
person who leases a place |
dweller, occupant, renter, inhabitant, holder, lodger, lessee, boarder, possessor, householder, roomer, addressee, leaseholder, indweller, occupier, rent payer |
| tendency
| 16 |
noun |
inclination to think or do in a certain way |
habit, trend, weakness, leaning, bias, impulse, shift, type, set, mind, custom, current, run, drift, liability, turn |
| tendency
| 20 |
noun |
inclination to think or do in a certain way |
penchant, propensity, bent, thing, way, usage, proclivity, susceptibility, slant, partiality, disposition, temperament, mindset, readiness, predisposition, proneness, predilection, addiction, affection, inclining |
| tendency
| 18 |
noun |
direction of movement |
trend, shift, bias, leaning, movement, bearing, run, bent, turn, curve, drift, drive, aim, course, way, current, heading, turning |
| tendency
| 3 |
noun |
direction of movement |
inclination, purport, tenor |
| tender
| 2 |
adj |
fragile, soft |
delicate, weak |
| tender
| 6 |
adj |
fragile, soft |
supple, breakable, dainty, frail, effete, feeble |
| tender
| 3 |
adj |
young, inexperienced |
sensitive, new, vulnerable |
| tender
| 12 |
adj |
young, inexperienced |
raw, green, rookie, callow, childish, childlike, immature, impressionable, unripe, vernal, youthful, wet behind the ears |
| tender
| 13 |
adj |
affectionate, loving |
mild, romantic, touching, gentle, warm, soft, kind, yielding, sensitive, moving, forgiving, emotional, caring |
| tender
| 28 |
adj |
affectionate, loving |
sentimental, mushy, poignant, thoughtful, compassionate, demonstrative, amorous, benevolent, charitable, considerate, evocative, fond, humane, lenient, merciful, responsive, softhearted, solicitous, sympathetic, tenderhearted, ticklish, tolerant, touchy, warmhearted, commiserative, all heart, bleeding-heart, lovey-dovey |
| tender
| 4 |
adj |
painful, sore |
raw, delicate, sensitive, smarting |
| tender
| 10 |
adj |
painful, sore |
inflamed, aching, acute, irritated, thin-skinned, ticklish, touchy, bruised, hypersensitive, oversensitive |
| tense
| 4 |
adj |
tight, stretched |
strained, firm, close, stiff |
| tense
| 2 |
adj |
tight, stretched |
rigid, taut |
| tense
| 9 |
adj |
under stress, pressure |
nervous, strained, anxious, excited, concerned, moved, worried, moving, worrying |
| tense
| 38 |
adj |
under stress, pressure |
shaky, edgy, uneasy, apprehensive, agitated, jittery, restive, wired, shot, wreck, beside oneself, fidgety, high-strung, hung up, jumpy, nerve-racking, on edge, overwrought, queasy, restless, uptight, unquiet, stressful, unnerved, clutched, choked, bundle of nerves, fluttery, hyper, in a tizzy, keyed up, nervous wreck, overanxious, shot to pieces, strung out, up the wall, white knuckled, wound up |
| tension
| 7 |
noun |
tightness |
pressure, stress, strain, force, balance, stretching, straining |
| tension
| 7 |
noun |
tightness |
rigidity, stiffness, constriction, tautness, tenseness, tensity, astriction |
| tension
| 8 |
noun |
mental stress |
anxiety, strain, pressure, worry, concern, nerves, shakes, jumps |
| tension
| 19 |
noun |
mental stress |
nervousness, apprehension, hostility, unease, discomfort, jitters, suspense, restlessness, agitation, disquiet, brunt, uneasiness, pins and needles, worriment, edginess, ants in pants, antsiness, bad feeling, nail-biting |
| tent
| 1 |
noun |
portable canvas shelter |
canvas |
| tent
| 9 |
noun |
portable canvas shelter |
pavilion, wigwam, tabernacle, big top, yurt, wikiup, tupik, tepee, hogan |
| term
| 10 |
noun |
description of a concept |
phrase, style, word, name, language, head, title, indication, article, expression |
| term
| 9 |
noun |
description of a concept |
appellation, moniker, designation, locution, nomenclature, denomination, caption, terminology, vocable |
| term
| 16 |
noun |
time period |
course, session, time, phase, quarter, standing, interval, span, space, stretch, season, spell, tour, while, turn, cycle |
| term
| 4 |
noun |
time period |
duration, semester, go, hitch |
| term
| 7 |
noun |
limit |
limitation, end, bound, finish, close, boundary, conclusion |
| term
| 5 |
noun |
limit |
culmination, terminus, fruition, confines, confine |
| term
| 7 |
verb |
name something |
describe, call, style, title, label, tag, entitle |
| term
| 6 |
verb |
name something |
dub, denominate, christen, baptize, designate, subtitle |
| terminal
| 11 |
adj |
final, deadly |
fatal, last, latter, period, killing, ultimate, closing, latest, extreme, concluding, limiting |
| terminal
| 10 |
adj |
final, deadly |
lethal, incurable, lag, mortal, utmost, check out, eventual, hindmost, bounding, on way out |
| terminal
| 3 |
noun |
end of road; limit |
station, boundary, end |
| terminal
| 5 |
noun |
end of road; limit |
depot, extremity, termination, terminus, end of the line |
| terminal
| 3 |
noun |
computer screen, computer input/output device |
monitor, screen, display |
| terminal
| 5 |
noun |
computer screen, computer input/output device |
cathode ray tube, CRT, VDT, input device, video display |
| terrace
| 6 |
noun |
plateau |
deck, porch, roof, platform, gallery, bank |
| terrace
| 5 |
noun |
plateau |
promenade, patio, balcony, esplanade, portico |
| terrify
| 4 |
verb |
scare |
alarm, shock, freeze, chill |
| terrify
| 18 |
verb |
scare |
dismay, stun, terrorize, intimidate, frighten, appall, startle, horrify, awe, petrify, paralyze, fright, stupefy, spook, scare stiff, scare the pants off of, scare to death, strike fear into |
| terror
| 5 |
noun |
intense fear |
anxiety, horror, shock, panic, alarm |
| terror
| 9 |
noun |
intense fear |
intimidation, dread, awe, dismay, consternation, fright, trepidation, fearfulness, trepidity |
| terrorist
| 3 |
noun |
subversive |
radical, rebel, revolutionary |
| terrorist
| 4 |
noun |
subversive |
thug, guerrilla, incendiary, bomber |
| terrorist
| 2 |
noun |
radical |
rebel, revolutionary |
| terrorist
| 5 |
noun |
radical |
thug, subversive, goon, alarmist, bomber |
| test
| 22 |
noun |
examination, quiz |
search, attempt, final, evaluation, analysis, standard, trial, experiment, inquiry, investigation, assessment, approval, inspection, check, essay, questionnaire, exam, preliminary, try, oral, proof, verification |
| test
| 25 |
noun |
examination, quiz |
lick, elimination, go, probation, shibboleth, inquest, corroboration, criterion, yardstick, confirmation, fling, scrutiny, probing, substantiation, catechism, ordeal, tryout, touchstone, dry run, trial and error, trial run, countdown, comp, blue book, pop quiz |
| test
| 10 |
verb |
examine, quiz |
assess, prove, confirm, question, try, investigate, demonstrate, analyze, check, experiment |
| test
| 22 |
verb |
examine, quiz |
verify, inquire, substantiate, validate, assay, look into, try on, prove out, experimentalize, give a tryout, make a trial run, match up, put to the test, run idea by someone, run it up a flagpole, see how it flies, see how wind blows, send up a balloon, shake down, stack up, try on for size, try out |
| testicle
| 3 |
noun |
organs |
nuts, privates, stones |
| testicle
| 9 |
noun |
organs |
private parts, genitalia, gonads, vulva, testes, testicles, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs |
| testicle
| 3 |
noun |
male testicles |
nuts, balls, rocks |
| testicle
| 8 |
noun |
male testicles |
ballocks, cullions, gonads, male genitalia, male genitals, male sex organ, testes, testicles |
| testicles
| 3 |
noun |
organs |
nuts, privates, stones |
| testicles
| 8 |
noun |
organs |
private parts, genitalia, gonads, vulva, testes, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs |
| testicles
| 3 |
noun |
male testicles |
nuts, balls, rocks |
| testicles
| 7 |
noun |
male testicles |
ballocks, cullions, gonads, male genitalia, male genitals, male sex organ, testes |
| testify
| 12 |
verb |
vouch for; give testimony |
assert, indicate, swear, announce, argue, declare, prove, mount, state, show, demonstrate, witness |
| testify
| 23 |
verb |
vouch for; give testimony |
depose, attest, affirm, betoken, certify, evince, depone, corroborate, bespeak, sing, warrant, bear witness, token, give evidence, give facts, make evident, point to, say so, stand up for, swear to, swear up and down, cross one's heart, give one's word |
| text
| 22 |
noun |
subject matter of document |
idea, theme, passage, content, document, body, topic, head, context, point, fundamentals, issue, sentence, argument, motive, matter, words, consideration, line, contents, subject, lines |
| text
| 10 |
noun |
subject matter of document |
wording, verse, quotation, thesis, vocabulary, stanza, extract, paragraph, main body, motify |
| text
| 6 |
noun |
book used in education |
manual, textbook, reference, source, assignment, reader |
| text
| 8 |
noun |
book used in education |
handbook, syllabus, reference book, schoolbook, workbook, class book, course book, required reading |
| texture
| 30 |
noun |
charactertistics of a surface |
balance, sense, fabric, nature, taste, pattern, makeup, character, surface, touch, feeling, quality, composition, structure, being, essence, flexibility, arrangement, web, constitution, make, feel, strategy, scheme, fiber, form, framework, weave, grain, organization |
| texture
| 13 |
noun |
charactertistics of a surface |
smoothness, consistency, fineness, roughness, nap, essentiality, warp, disposition, coarseness, stiffness, tissue, woof, intermixture |
| thank
| 3 |
verb |
express gratitude |
praise, acknowledge, bless |
| thank
| 12 |
verb |
express gratitude |
kiss, be grateful, be indebted, be obligated, be obliged, bow down, give thanks, say thank you, show appreciation, show courtesy, show gratitude, smile on |
| thanks
| 5 |
noun |
spoken or written appreciation |
recognition, blessing, credit, praise, grace |
| thanks
| 8 |
noun |
spoken or written appreciation |
gratitude, acknowledgment, thanksgiving, gratefulness, thankfulness, benediction, gramercy, thank you note |
| that's life
| 8 |
interj |
it is written |
it is fated, oh well, que sera sera, such is life, what will be will be, it's in the cards, that's how the cookie crumbles, that's reality |
| theatre
| 2 |
noun |
business of plays |
theater, drama |
| theatre
| 7 |
noun |
business of plays |
troupe, histrionics, dramatics, theatrics, dramaturgy, footlights, histrionism |
| theft
| 4 |
noun |
stealing |
fraud, crime, cheating, steal |
| theft
| 45 |
noun |
stealing |
vandalism, piracy, heist, holdup, embezzlement, larceny, thievery, robbery, burglary, break-in, extortion, snitch, racket, touch, caper, rapacity, score, stickup, rip-off, hustle, thieving, pillage, snatch, plunder, job, appropriation, pilferage, annexation, swindle, fleece, pinch, deprivation, lift, grab, filch, shoplifting, mugging, looting, peculation, defrauding, pilfering, purloining, robbing, swindling, swiping |
| theme
| 17 |
noun |
idea, subject matter |
thought, point, text, question, argument, topic, matter, stuff, problem, line, subject, case, affair, head, business, motive, burden |
| theme
| 7 |
noun |
idea, subject matter |
motif, thesis, keynote, proposition, leitmotif, matter in hand, point at issue |
| theme
| 7 |
noun |
written composition |
description, essay, paper, statement, report, article, exercise |
| theme
| 4 |
noun |
written composition |
dissertation, thesis, manuscript, exposition |
| theology
| 3 |
noun |
religious theory or belief |
belief, doctrine, faith |
| theology
| 4 |
noun |
religious theory or belief |
dogma, creed, credo, theism |
| theorist
| 5 |
noun |
deep thinker |
logician, sage, savant, sophist, wise person |
| theorist
| 1 |
noun |
person who dreams, is idealistic |
romantic |
| theorist
| 13 |
noun |
person who dreams, is idealistic |
seer, prophet, zealot, idealist, dreamer, enthusiast, mystic, utopian, stargazer, daydreamer, Don Quixote, castle-builder, romancer |
| theorist
| 4 |
noun |
intellectual |
brain, scholar, mind, student |
| theorist
| 5 |
noun |
intellectual |
philosopher, sage, sophist, casuist, mastermind |
| theory
| 29 |
noun |
hypothesis, belief |
code, doctrine, argument, concept, system, assumption, suspicion, proposal, scheme, approach, method, premise, philosophy, idea, plan, understanding, provision, ideology, position, speculation, impression, foundation, guess, basis, conditions, base, feeling, grounds, suppose |
| theory
| 19 |
noun |
hypothesis, belief |
thesis, rationale, outlook, shot, hunch, supposition, surmise, presumption, theorem, postulate, conjecture, dogma, stab, presentiment, guesswork, systemization, codification, supposal, formularization |
| therapist
| 4 |
noun |
counselor |
physician, adviser, doctor, analyst |
| therapist
| 6 |
noun |
counselor |
psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, shrink, psychotherapist, psychologist, clinician |
| therapy
| 4 |
noun |
healing treatment |
medicine, cure, healing, analysis |
| therapy
| 3 |
noun |
healing treatment |
remedy, therapeutics, remedial treatment |
| thesis
| 13 |
noun |
belief, assumption to be tested |
theory, hypothesis, premise, opinion, sentiment, point, line, idea, principle, statement, position, proposal, view |
| thesis
| 11 |
noun |
belief, assumption to be tested |
supposition, proposition, contention, presumption, contestation, presupposition, postulation, posit, postulate, surmise, apriorism |
| thesis
| 7 |
noun |
written dissertation |
essay, argument, discourse, research, theme, paper, composition |
| thesis
| 8 |
noun |
written dissertation |
memoir, treatise, monograph, argumentation, exposition, disquisition, monography, tractate |
| thick
| 11 |
adj |
deep, bulky |
heavy, wide, broad, hard, fat, massive, firm, solid, high, concrete, substantial |
| thick
| 13 |
adj |
deep, bulky |
chunky, compact, squat, husky, burly, obese, pudgy, stocky, stubby, stumpy, thickset, blubbery, consolidated |
| thick
| 10 |
adj |
concentrated, dense |
heavy, stiff, deep, firm, set, solid, concrete, close, crowded, fixed |
| thick
| 31 |
adj |
concentrated, dense |
impenetrable, opaque, gooey, compact, condensed, gelatinous, gummy, impervious, ossified, sloppy, turbid, viscous, viscid, syrupy, caked, clabbered, clotted, coagulated, compressed, congealed, consolidated, curdled, gloppy, gummous, gunky, jelled, jellied, ropy, solidified, thickened, vitrified |
| thick
| 14 |
adj |
crowded, packed |
tight, dense, full, solid, great, rank, close, bursting, concentrated, considerable, covered, frequent, numerous, several |
| thick
| 22 |
adj |
crowded, packed |
abundant, impenetrable, compact, brimming, chock-full, condensed, heaped, impervious, multitudinous, populous, profuse, replete, teeming, localized, bristling, compressed, crammed, crawling with, inspissated, like sardines, populated, swarming |
| thick
| 3 |
adj |
stupid |
dense, dumb, slow |
| thick
| 14 |
adj |
stupid |
dull, brainless, dim-witted, dopey, ignorant, insensitive, moronic, obtuse, slow-witted, thickheaded, blockheaded, doltish, boneheaded, numbskulled |
| thick
| 1 |
adj |
dense (referring to weather) |
heavy |
| thick
| 9 |
adj |
dense (referring to weather) |
muddy, soupy, dull, impenetrable, cloudy, foggy, indistinct, obscure, turbid |
| thick
| 4 |
adj |
friendly |
close, familiar, intimate, devoted |
| thick
| 6 |
adj |
friendly |
cordial, chummy, confidential, hand in glove, inseparable, on good terms |
| thick
| 3 |
adj |
unreasonable |
excessive, incredible, unfair |
| thick
| 10 |
adj |
unreasonable |
thin, flimsy, implausible, improbable, inconceivable, too much, unbelievable, unconvincing, unjust, unsubstantial |
| thief
| 3 |
noun |
person who steals |
criminal, clip, cheat |
| thief
| 34 |
noun |
person who steals |
burglar, sniper, pickpocket, bandit, crook, swindler, pirate, robber, mugger, prowler, hijacker, punk, plunderer, kleptomaniac, pilferer, larcenist, stealer, cat burglar, purloiner, owl, defalcator, larcener, embezzler, spider, housebreaker, moonlighter, lifter, scrounger, shoplifter, heister, highway robber, holdup artist, porch climber, stickup artist |
| thigh
| 7 |
noun |
leg part |
groin, ham, flank, hock, femur, loins, gammon |
| thin
| 12 |
adj |
fine, light, slender |
fragile, lean, delicate, small, narrow, slight, pole, spare, wasted, shadow, peaked, subtle |
| thin
| 43 |
adj |
fine, light, slender |
slim, meager, gaunt, skinny, wan, emaciated, attenuate, rarefied, stick, starved, beanpole, bony, cadaverous, ethereal, gangling, haggard, lanky, lightweight, puny, rangy, rawboned, rickety, scrawny, slinky, spindly, underweight, wizened, gangly, lank, skeletal, twiggy, pinched, undernourished, attenuated, shriveled, threadlike, beanstalk, featherweight, reedy, scraggy, stalky, stilt, twiglike |
| thin
| 5 |
adj |
transparent, fine |
delicate, sheer, slight, rare, subtle |
| thin
| 18 |
adj |
transparent, fine |
wispy, slim, flimsy, translucent, attenuate, rarefied, refined, diaphanous, filmy, gossamer, permeable, tenuous, unsubstantial, see-through, paper-thin, attenuated, subtile, wafer-thin |
| thin
| 6 |
adj |
deficient, weak |
poor, shallow, slight, scattered, incredible, stretched |
| thin
| 29 |
adj |
deficient, weak |
flat, meager, flimsy, sparse, thick, transparent, skimpy, diluted, lame, scant, feeble, implausible, improbable, inadequate, inconceivable, insubstantial, insufficient, questionable, scanty, scarce, sketchy, superficial, unbelievable, unconvincing, unsubstantial, untenable, vapid, unpersuasive, weak-kneed |
| thin
| 4 |
adj |
diluted |
weak, light, fine, subtle |
| thin
| 8 |
adj |
diluted |
watery, dilute, diffuse, rarefied, refined, wishy-washy, dispersed, runny |
| thin
| 12 |
verb |
make diluted or less dense |
trim, decrease, diminish, weaken, cut, doctor, edit, needle, reduce, water, cook, expand |
| thin
| 15 |
verb |
make diluted or less dense |
prune, irrigate, refine, shave, lace, attenuate, rarefy, disperse, spike, extenuate, delete, cut back, water down, emaciate, weed out |
| think
| 28 |
verb |
believe; anticipate |
guess, consider, feel, assume, see, understand, expect, determine, judge, realize, take, envision, conclude, image, deem, sense, feature, suspect, regard, imagine, estimate, hold, conceive, gather, project, credit, suppose, vision |
| think
| 11 |
verb |
believe; anticipate |
foresee, fancy, esteem, envisage, surmise, visualize, comprehend, reckon, presume, be convinced, plan for |
| think
| 15 |
verb |
contemplate |
resolve, consider, study, appreciate, reflect, judge, speculate, examine, estimate, analyze, evaluate, reason, imagine, conceive, weigh |
| think
| 28 |
verb |
contemplate |
ponder, ruminate, brood, deliberate, comprehend, cogitate, infer, cerebrate, mull, muse, meditate, stew, revolve, rationalize, deduce, appraise, turn over, figure out, ideate, have in mind, intellectualize, logicalize, mull over, sort out, stop to consider, take under consideration, rack one's brains, use one's head |
| think
| 1 |
verb |
remember |
recall |
| think
| 3 |
verb |
remember |
reminisce, recollect, call to mind |
| thinker
| 4 |
noun |
intellectual |
brain, scholar, mind, student |
| thinker
| 6 |
noun |
intellectual |
philosopher, sage, sophist, casuist, mastermind, theorist |
| thirsty
| 5 |
adj |
dry, desirous (especially for liquid) |
hungry, anxious, eager, burning, longing |
| thirsty
| 30 |
adj |
dry, desirous (especially for liquid) |
impatient, keen, inclined, greedy, parched, agog, ardent, arid, avid, breathless, craving, hankering, yearning, athirst, bone-dry, thirsting, dehydrated, appetent, cottonmouthed, crazy for, droughty, dry as dust, dying for, itching for, juiceless, lusting, partial to, sapless, waterless, wild for |
| thought
| 19 |
noun |
formation of mental objects |
reflection, thinking, attention, understanding, logic, speculation, hope, seeing, reasoning, considering, realizing, judging, knowing, regard, concluding, consideration, study, perceiving, deriving |
| thought
| 24 |
noun |
formation of mental objects |
intuition, deliberation, meditation, cerebration, anticipation, introspection, rumination, discerning, scrutiny, musing, cogitation, contemplation, cognition, deduction, heed, rationalization, brainwork, rationalizing, inducing, ideation, apprehending, deducing, theorization, inferring |
| thought
| 37 |
noun |
idea, concept |
prospect, image, worry, concern, knowledge, thinking, intention, assessment, hope, conclusion, belief, expectation, understanding, plan, judgment, anxiety, theory, opinion, feeling, dream, notion, view, sympathy, design, guess, assumption, regard, object, drift, appreciation, hypothesis, premise, conception, conviction, aim, purpose, caring |
| thought
| 14 |
noun |
idea, concept |
intuition, inference, supposition, brainchild, solicitude, brainstorm, conjecture, reverie, compassion, fancy, kindness, attentiveness, aspiration, estimation |
| thoughtful
| 13 |
adj |
caring, mindful |
helpful, careful, friendly, anxious, aware, civil, concerned, cooperative, diplomatic, kind, observing, sensitive, social |
| thoughtful
| 31 |
adj |
caring, mindful |
prudent, tactful, deliberate, considerate, polite, discreet, cautious, attentive, courteous, astute, gracious, heedful, benign, canny, charitable, chivalrous, circumspect, gallant, indulgent, kindly, neighborly, obliging, observant, regardful, responsive, solicitous, unselfish, wary, well-bred, observative, well thought-out |
| thoughtful
| 14 |
adj |
contemplative, introspective |
wise, reasonable, rational, serious, absorbed, calculating, deep, grave, intellectual, intent, logical, reasoning, thinking, reflecting |
| thoughtful
| 29 |
adj |
contemplative, introspective |
melancholy, pensive, analytical, cerebral, earnest, studious, reflective, sober, attentive, brainy, discerning, engrossed, farsighted, keen, levelheaded, meditative, musing, preoccupied, rapt, retrospective, subjective, wistful, cogitative, deliberative, ruminative, lost in thought, museful, philosophic, pondering |
| thread
| 7 |
noun |
a fine strand of twisted fibers |
cord, wire, string, hair, fiber, ribbon, cotton |
| thread
| 9 |
noun |
a fine strand of twisted fibers |
yarn, strand, filament, wool, braid, gossamer, lisle, fibril, floss |
| thread
| 6 |
noun |
fiber |
cord, wire, string, silk, cotton, pile |
| thread
| 18 |
noun |
fiber |
yarn, wool, filament, strand, ligature, twine, warp, staple, ravel, stamen, weft, lint, raveling, lisle, woof, floss, thrum, flax |
| threat
| 3 |
noun |
warning; danger |
risk, hazard, fix |
| threat
| 15 |
noun |
warning; danger |
peril, blackmail, intimidation, menace, omen, commination, thunder, bluff, foreboding, fulmination, presage, portent, writing on the wall, foreshadowing, impendence |
| threaten
| 4 |
verb |
warn, pressure |
scare, cow, abuse, enforce |
| threaten
| 28 |
verb |
warn, pressure |
intimidate, menace, portend, forewarn, caution, growl, forebode, torment, presage, browbeat, bully, blackmail, admonish, snarl, spook, terrorize, fulminate, scowl, augur, bluster, pressurize, comminate, flex muscles, look daggers, make threat, push around, shake fist at, walk heavy |
| threaten
| 3 |
verb |
endanger |
warn, advance, approach |
| threaten
| 21 |
verb |
endanger |
imperil, jeopardize, loom, impend, presage, portend, foreshadow, forebode, frighten, overhang, come on, brewing, be dangerous, be gathering, be imminent, be in the air, be in the offing, be on the horizon, hang over, put at risk, put in jeopardy |
| threshold
| 8 |
noun |
opening; beginning |
origin, entrance, door, point, start, edge, gate, dawn |
| threshold
| 10 |
noun |
opening; beginning |
brink, verge, outset, vestibule, inception, doorway, sill, doorstep, point of departure, starting point |
| thrill
| 9 |
noun |
sudden excitement |
fun, pleasure, inspiration, adventure, upper, sensation, blast, response, kicks |
| thrill
| 15 |
noun |
sudden excitement |
wallop, flash, twitter, lift, circus, bang, refreshment, stimulation, charge, tingle, titillation, flush, turn-on, fireworks, good feeling |
| thrill
| 7 |
verb |
excite, stimulate |
inspire, delight, score, stir, move, send, rally |
| thrill
| 28 |
verb |
excite, stimulate |
tickle, electrify, enchant, wow, titillate, animate, palpitate, quiver, arouse, rouse, juice, tingle, galvanize, flush, grab, glow, tremble, flutter, quicken, turn on, fire up, enthuse, blow away, go over big, key up, stir up, knock one's socks off, race one's motor |
| throat
| 1 |
noun |
neck |
passage |
| throat
| 10 |
noun |
neck |
gullet, maw, gorge, esophagus, larynx, pharynx, trachea, windpipe, thorax, fauces |
| throne
| 8 |
noun |
chair of royalty |
toilet, power, dignity, rank, seat, authority, chair, sovereignty |
| throne
| 2 |
noun |
chair of royalty |
royalty, cathedra |
| throw
| 28 |
verb |
propel something through the air |
force, shove, fire, deliver, drive, send, flip, start, lift, push, pitch, put, overwhelm, toss, shower, floor, project, sprinkle, buck, spray, fell, butt, stone, launch, shy, upset, cast, scatter |
| throw
| 35 |
verb |
propel something through the air |
lob, thrust, fling, hurl, heave, bunt, flick, tumble, waft, dash, dislodge, cant, bandy, strew, pelt, splatter, unseat, precipitate, peg, catapult, unhorse, sling, discharge, overturn, pellet, bombard, chuck, impel, barrage, volley, pepper, lapidate, fling off, let fly, let go |
| throw
| 3 |
verb |
confuse |
disturb, upset, distract |
| throw
| 13 |
verb |
confuse |
baffle, unsettle, dumbfound, bewilder, befuddle, disconcert, confound, dizzy, astonish, fluster, addle, mix up, throw off |
| thrust
| 7 |
noun |
point of communication |
core, substance, effect, meaning, short, burden, sense |
| thrust
| 5 |
noun |
point of communication |
upshot, gist, meat, purport, pith |
| thrust
| 10 |
noun |
forward movement |
momentum, jump, poke, shove, advance, drive, pressure, punch, push, boost |
| thrust
| 11 |
noun |
forward movement |
impetus, onset, propulsion, onslaught, blitz, lunge, stab, wham, prod, whack, impulsion |
| thrust
| 28 |
verb |
push hard |
plunge, shove, dig, punch, poke, stick, elbow, sink, force, clip, toss, chunk, put, pitch, cut, crowd, attack, boost, urge, run, advance, fire, assault, butt, press, railroad, buck, drive |
| thrust
| 29 |
verb |
push hard |
lob, nudge, propel, heave, sling, lunge, smack, stab, interject, jab, transfix, ram, clout, chuck, jostle, hump, nick, jam, peg, assail, pierce, prod, impel, wham, impale, embed, bear down, pour it on, push forward |
| thumb
| 7 |
verb |
make request, suggestion |
feel, advise, greet, address, propose, plead, consult |
| thumb
| 19 |
verb |
make request, suggestion |
beseech, implore, tumble, confer, entreat, accost, supplicate, appeal to, apply to, feel one out, give a play, give a tumble, make advance, make overture, make up to, sound out, speak to, take aside, talk to |
| thumb
| 4 |
noun |
small appendage of animate being |
fork, hook, finger, TOE |
| thumb
| 9 |
noun |
small appendage of animate being |
extremity, feeler, claw, pointer, index finger, fang, pinkie, ring finger, phalange |
| thumb
| 13 |
verb |
touch, stroke |
try, perceive, sense, manipulate, poke, finger, test, grip, handle, explore, press, squeeze, grasp |
| thumb
| 19 |
verb |
touch, stroke |
caress, twiddle, fondle, paw, wield, tickle, grapple, frisk, fumble, ply, palpate, clasp, pinch, clutch, grope, maul, palm, apperceive, run hands over |
| thumb
| 11 |
noun |
appendage of hand |
claw, hook, digit, antenna, extremity, tentacle, feeler, pointer, ring finger, pinky, tactile member |
| thumb
| 3 |
verb |
touch lightly |
handle, feel, manipulate |
| thumb
| 8 |
verb |
touch lightly |
paw, maul, palpate, fiddle, grope, meddle, play with, toy with |
| thumb
| 9 |
verb |
touch |
try, test, examine, hold, check, poke, feel, grasp, manipulate |
| thumb
| 6 |
verb |
touch |
fondle, paw, palpate, finger, maul, pick up |
| thumb
| 2 |
verb |
flip through |
scan, glance |
| thumb
| 6 |
verb |
flip through |
browse, skim, riffle, dip into, run through, riff |
| thumb
| 9 |
verb |
maneuver, handle physically |
employ, shape, use, work, form, feel, manage, swing, operate |
| thumb
| 4 |
verb |
maneuver, handle physically |
wield, ply, finger, mold |
| thumb
| 32 |
verb |
make physical contact |
handle, pat, rub, tap, reach, feel, stroke, brush, kiss, strike, hit, taste, sweep, examine, tag, glance, border, suck, manipulate, toy, pet, tip, finger, march, communicate, line, join, smooth, contact, neighbor, push, meet |
| thumb
| 29 |
verb |
make physical contact |
lick, caress, probe, converge, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, adjoin, frisk, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, palpate, abut, sip, graze, grope, massage, palm, percuss, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on |
| thumb
| 2 |
verb |
take a lift |
hitch, bum a ride |
| thumb
| 26 |
verb |
touch |
rub, stroke, border, toy, pet, contact, march, kiss, suck, neighbor, tap, feel, sweep, brush, glance, line, manipulate, pat, tip, taste, strike, communicate, reach, join, examine, meet |
| thumb
| 34 |
verb |
touch |
abut, probe, converge, caress, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, sip, grope, massage, lick, palm, hit, percuss, finger, frisk, adjoin, handle, graze, smooth, tag, push, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on |
| thumb
| 5 |
verb |
browse |
feed, leaf, scan, read, survey |
| thumb
| 22 |
verb |
browse |
nibble, peruse, graze, skim, dip into, run through, check over, examine cursorily, flip through, get the cream, give the once over, glance at, hit the high spots, inspect loosely, leaf through, once over lightly, pass an eye over, read here and there, riff through, riffle through, skip through, thumb through wander |
| tick
| 13 |
noun |
clicking sound; one beat |
blow, tap, beat, flash, moment, pulse, second, shake, instant, click, minute, clicking, tapping |
| tick
| 8 |
noun |
clicking sound; one beat |
wink, throb, twinkling, clack, rap, pulsation, ticktock, metallic sound |
| tick
| 6 |
noun |
checkmark |
cross, mark, stroke, indication, line, check |
| tick
| 3 |
noun |
checkmark |
flick, dash, X |
| tick
| 2 |
verb |
click |
tap, beat |
| tick
| 4 |
verb |
click |
pulsate, clack, thump, ticktock |
| ticket
| 19 |
noun |
authorization on paper |
license, admission, record, paper, permit, document, check, card, notice, key, slip, passage, label, note, tag, board, pass, invite, marker |
| ticket
| 16 |
noun |
authorization on paper |
certificate, coupon, receipt, voucher, passport, chit, token, tab, password, badge, docket, stub, open sesame, sticker, credential, raincheck |
| tide
| 13 |
noun |
flow, current |
stream, trend, wave, flood, tendency, drag, rush, run, course, drift, race, direction, movement |
| tide
| 10 |
noun |
flow, current |
undercurrent, spate, torrent, ebb, vortex, sluice, eddy, flux, undertow, whirlpool |
| tidy
| 2 |
adj |
clean, neat |
trim, ordered |
| tidy
| 19 |
adj |
clean, neat |
orderly, snug, sleek, spruce, apple-pie order, businesslike, chipper, cleanly, methodical, shipshape, spick-and-span, systematic, well-groomed, well-kept, uncluttered, in good shape, neat as a pin, to rights, well-ordered |
| tidy
| 8 |
adj |
considerable |
handsome, large, good, fair, generous, healthy, substantial, vast |
| tidy
| 5 |
adj |
considerable |
sizable, respectable, ample, goodly, largish |
| tidy
| 4 |
verb |
make neat and orderly |
police, straighten, clean, order |
| tidy
| 17 |
verb |
make neat and orderly |
spruce, spruce up, fix up, frame, groom, tauten, neaten, clear the decks, get act together, pull together, put in good shape, put in order, put in shape, put to rights, shape up, straighten up, whip into shape |
| tie
| 11 |
noun |
fastening |
connection, link, network, cord, string, outfit, joint, tackle, band, rope, bond |
| tie
| 16 |
noun |
fastening |
fetter, tie-in, strap, gag, ligature, nexus, attachment, brace, tie-up, yoke, bandage, knot, hookup, fastener, ligament, zipper |
| tie
| 3 |
noun |
deadlock |
draw, push, level |
| tie
| 7 |
noun |
deadlock |
stalemate, equivalence, standoff, dead heat, photo finish, drawn battle, even game |
| tie
| 8 |
noun |
relationship |
connection, commitment, duty, network, outfit, obligation, association, bond |
| tie
| 6 |
noun |
relationship |
allegiance, tie-in, hookup, affiliation, liaison, kinship |
| tie
| 10 |
verb |
connect, interlace |
join, secure, attach, link, tighten, bind, marry, unite, rope, band |
| tie
| 19 |
verb |
connect, interlace |
clinch, knot, cinch, wed, gird, moor, splice, lash, fasten, tether, truss, anchor, do up, tie up, rivet, make a bow, make a hitch, make a knot, make fast |
| tie
| 6 |
verb |
equal |
meet, draw, match, touch, balance, rival |
| tie
| 9 |
verb |
equal |
deadlock, parallel, break even, be even, be neck and neck, be on a par, even up, keep up with, measure up |
| tiger
| 1 |
noun |
large cat |
cat |
| tiger
| 7 |
noun |
large cat |
cougar, leopard, cub, lynx, feline, carnivore, jaguar |
| tight
| 23 |
adj |
close, snug |
strong, stiff, solid, strained, steady, fast, stable, quick, thick, narrow, bound, crowded, dense, drawn, enduring, established, firm, fixed, secure, set, tightened, contracted, stretched |
| tight
| 16 |
adj |
close, snug |
compact, sturdy, inflexible, tense, taut, rigid, cramped, invulnerable, tenacious, unbending, unyielding, hidebound, clasped, close-fitting, constricted, skintight |
| tight
| 20 |
adj |
sealed |
short, uncomfortable, fast, blind, cutting, firm, fixed, locked, proof, secure, shrunken, shut, sound, tied, blocked, bolted, crushing, nailed, slammed, snapped |
| tight
| 19 |
adj |
sealed |
airtight, fastened, hermetic, impenetrable, impermeable, impervious, pinching, choking, clumped, cramping, hermetically sealed, obstructed, padlocked, plugged, skintight, smothering, stopped up, tied up, watertight |
| tight
| 5 |
adj |
stingy |
cheap, close, grasping, mean, sparing |
| tight
| 5 |
adj |
stingy |
miserly, parsimonious, penny-pinching, penurious, tightfisted |
| tight
| 11 |
adj |
difficult, troublesome |
rough, tough, close, critical, dangerous, disturbing, exacting, near, punishing, trying, upsetting |
| tight
| 10 |
adj |
difficult, troublesome |
tricky, tense, precarious, arduous, distressing, hazardous, perilous, sticky, ticklish, worrisome |
| tight
| 2 |
adj |
intoxicated |
drunk, loaded |
| tight
| 12 |
adj |
intoxicated |
high, drunken, inebriated, plastered, smashed, stoned, tipsy, under the influence, boozy, pickled, stewed, buzzed |
| tighten
| 13 |
verb |
constrict |
narrow, secure, strain, close, screw, stretch, fix, crush, grip, pressure, squeeze, bind, contract |
| tighten
| 14 |
verb |
constrict |
stiffen, toughen, cramp, strangle, condense, tauten, congeal, compress, tense, clench, harden, pinch, fasten, rigidify |
| tile
| 3 |
noun |
slab |
brick, plate, block |
| tile
| 3 |
noun |
slab |
slate, shingle, pantile |
| timber
| 11 |
noun |
trees, wood |
forest, log, club, stake, beam, pole, woods, board, frame, boom, rib |
| timber
| 11 |
noun |
trees, wood |
girder, rafter, balk, grove, woodland, plank, mast, hardwood, weald, timberland, woodlot |
| time
| 33 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour |
| time
| 19 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, month, year, week, hour, chronology, lastingness, many a moon |
| time
| 7 |
noun |
opportunity |
break, occasion, chance, show, shot, peak, opening |
| time
| 3 |
noun |
opportunity |
squeak, heyday, look-in |
| timepiece
| 3 |
noun |
device that tells time |
clock, watch, calendar |
| timepiece
| 16 |
noun |
device that tells time |
dial, chronometer, alarm clock, chronograph, repeater, metronome, pendulum, horologe, chronoscope, gnomon, sundial, stopwatch, clepsydra, hourglass, isochronon, time-keeper |
| timetable
| 8 |
noun |
schedule |
calendar, program, plan, agenda, list, chart, record, appointments |
| timetable
| 4 |
noun |
schedule |
itinerary, docket, order of business, chronology |
| tin
| 5 |
noun |
container, usually metallic |
bucket, jar, bottle, package, vessel |
| tin
| 7 |
noun |
container, usually metallic |
receptacle, canister, cannikin, aluminum, gunboat, gutbucket, pop top |
| tin
| 18 |
noun |
bundle; whole |
box, container, kit, bag, bottle, load, sack, entity, unit, bunch, pile, lot, combination, burden, trunk, stack, can, pack |
| tin
| 13 |
noun |
bundle; whole |
parcel, packet, crate, amalgamation, carton, bale, assortment, luggage, batch, baggage, suitcase, sheaf, biddle |
| tin
| 7 |
noun |
metallic mineral |
gold, metal, iron, lead, rock, silver, bronze |
| tin
| 5 |
noun |
metallic mineral |
platinum, mineral, copper, blende, zinc |
| tiny
| 5 |
adj |
very small |
slight, little, minimum, minute, pocket |
| tiny
| 27 |
adj |
very small |
insignificant, teeny, miniature, microscopic, minuscule, puny, diminutive, infinitesimal, midget, negligible, petite, trifling, wee, Lilliputian, teensy, teensy-weensy, bitsy, bitty, itsy-bitsy, itty-bitty, mini, minikin, minuscular, pee-wee, pint-sized, pocket-size, yea big |
| tip
| 7 |
noun |
very top |
edge, head, end, point, cap, summit, peak |
| tip
| 8 |
noun |
very top |
cusp, extremity, vertex, crown, stub, apex, nip, tiptop |
| tip
| 6 |
noun |
gratuity paid |
money, fee, gift, reward, compensation, cue |
| tip
| 9 |
noun |
gratuity paid |
perk, lagniappe, handout, perquisite, small change, something, pourboire, sweetener, one-way |
| tip
| 11 |
verb |
knock over; cause to lean |
lean, dump, spill, upset, bend, slope, shift, list, pour, empty, heel |
| tip
| 15 |
verb |
knock over; cause to lean |
topple, tilt, capsize, incline, unload, recline, slant, upturn, cant, careen, overturn, turn over, upend, overset, topple over |
| tip
| 8 |
verb |
give inside information |
suggest, prompt, steer, hint, clue, warn, cue, advise |
| tip
| 6 |
verb |
give inside information |
forewarn, caution, tip off, give a clue, give a hint, give the low-down |
| tire
| 19 |
verb |
exhaust, weary |
drain, fatigue, wear, fail, bore, worry, tax, fold, weaken, faint, bush, pain, collapse, flag, sink, crawl, strain, wilt, drop |
| tire
| 38 |
verb |
exhaust, weary |
annoy, depress, dishearten, exasperate, dispirit, displease, jade, overwork, irritate, irk, disgust, distress, debilitate, nauseate, pall, enervate, sap, droop, vex, deject, yawn, overburden, sicken, harass, ennui, prostrate, burn out, peter out, wear down, wear out, overstrain, overtax, fag, give out, go stale, grow weary, poop out, put to sleep |
| tired
| 13 |
adj |
exhausted, weary |
drained, fatigued, bored, faint, spent, worn, finished, wasted, flagging, empty, asleep, consumed, collapsing |
| tired
| 34 |
adj |
exhausted, weary |
distressed, sleepy, overworked, stale, annoyed, irritated, beat, jaded, drooping, enervated, broken-down, done for, done in, droopy, drowsy, fed up, haggard, pooped, run-down, tuckered out, worn out, exasperated, prostrated, fagged, irked, overtaxed, all in, burned out, dog-tired, narcoleptic, petered out, played out, sick of, dead on one's feet |
| tissue
| 6 |
noun |
fabric |
material, goods, cotton, stuff, bolt, weave |
| tissue
| 6 |
noun |
fabric |
dry goods, yard goods, synthetics, twill, calico, textiles |
| tissue
| 4 |
noun |
entanglement; filament |
web, fiber, network, net |
| tissue
| 6 |
noun |
entanglement; filament |
labyrinth, gossamer, mesh, toil, snare, webbing |
| tissue
| 8 |
noun |
strand of material |
grain, thread, cord, web, string, tooth, hair, strip |
| tissue
| 11 |
noun |
strand of material |
grit, warp, shred, vein, tendril, staple, filament, cilia, woof, fibril, footlet |
| tissue
| 9 |
noun |
texture of fabric |
fiber, direction, pattern, character, surface, tooth, current, tendency, weave |
| tissue
| 6 |
noun |
texture of fabric |
nap, staple, warp and woof, weft, make-up, striation |
| tissue
| 7 |
noun |
netted material |
trim, edging, border, netting, net, trimming, banding |
| tissue
| 8 |
noun |
netted material |
mesh, ornament, filigree, openwork, crochet, tatting, appliqué, threadwork |
| tissue
| 4 |
noun |
large fibers of animal body |
meat, flesh, might, beef |
| tissue
| 4 |
noun |
large fibers of animal body |
tendon, brawn, sinew, thew |
| tissue
| 5 |
noun |
material upon which one writes |
sheet, poster, note, pad, card |
| tissue
| 11 |
noun |
material upon which one writes |
stationery, rag, parchment, vellum, papyrus, newsprint, letterhead, filing card, note card, note pad, onion skin |
| tissue
| 30 |
noun |
charactertistics of a surface |
balance, sense, fabric, nature, taste, pattern, makeup, character, surface, touch, feeling, quality, composition, structure, being, essence, flexibility, arrangement, web, constitution, make, feel, strategy, scheme, fiber, form, framework, weave, grain, organization |
| tissue
| 12 |
noun |
charactertistics of a surface |
smoothness, consistency, fineness, roughness, nap, essentiality, warp, disposition, coarseness, stiffness, woof, intermixture |
| tissue
| 9 |
noun |
netting |
screen, net, network, fabric, texture, fiber, weave, complexity, involvement |
| tissue
| 27 |
noun |
netting |
filigree, cobweb, tangle, lattice, gossamer, snarl, plait, interconnection, maze, morass, labyrinth, warp, toil, mesh, entanglement, trellis, skein, weft, interlacing, webbing, meshwork, wicker, woof, mat, reticulation, matting, lacework |
| tissue
| 2 |
noun |
band of tissue |
cord, band |
| tissue
| 3 |
noun |
band of tissue |
hamstring, sinew, ligament |
| tissue
| 28 |
noun |
texture |
arrangement, balance, being, character, composition, constitution, essence, fabric, feel, feeling, fiber, flexibility, form, framework, grain, makeup, nature, organization, pattern, quality, scheme, sense, strategy, structure, surface, taste, weave, web |
| tissue
| 15 |
noun |
texture |
coarseness, consistency, contexture, disposition, essentiality, fineness, make, nap, roughness, smoothness, stiffness, touch, warp, intermixture, woof |
| title
| 8 |
noun |
heading, label |
name, description, headline, style, sign, close, head, legend |
| title
| 8 |
noun |
heading, label |
inscription, appellation, banner, caption, rubric, salutation, streamer, subtitle |
| title
| 4 |
noun |
name |
style, brand, label, term |
| title
| 15 |
noun |
name |
moniker, pseudonym, designation, epithet, cognomen, appellation, appellative, tag, tab, handle, denomination, sobriquet, nom de plume, honorific, nomen |
| title
| 17 |
noun |
possession, laurel |
championship, medal, power, claim, right, authority, ribbon, due, commission, holding, privilege, degree, merit, ownership, desert, license, proof |
| title
| 10 |
noun |
possession, laurel |
crown, decoration, pretension, deed, prerogative, crest, justification, pretense, dibs, entitlement |
| title
| 5 |
verb |
name |
entitle, style, term, label, call |
| title
| 5 |
verb |
name |
denominate, christen, baptize, dub, designate |
| toast
| 8 |
noun |
salutation when drinking alcohol |
ceremony, sentiment, drink, down, health, proposal, celebration, honor |
| toast
| 8 |
noun |
salutation when drinking alcohol |
tribute, salute, pledge, thanksgiving, commemoration, compliment, acknowledgment, shingle |
| toast
| 4 |
verb |
brown with heat |
dry, warm, cook, heat |
| toast
| 4 |
verb |
brown with heat |
grill, crisp, roast, parch |
| toddler
| 4 |
noun |
baby |
infant, kid, youngster, child |
| toddler
| 4 |
noun |
baby |
tot, rug rat, preschooler, little one |
| toe
| 5 |
noun |
foot part |
appendage, digit, dactyl, phalanges, phalanx |
| toilet
| 1 |
noun |
grooming or dressing one's person |
dressing |
| toilet
| 8 |
noun |
grooming or dressing one's person |
attire, ablutions, toilette, make-up, grooming, getting ready, tidy-up, wash-up |
| toilet
| 1 |
noun |
bathroom |
head |
| toilet
| 22 |
noun |
bathroom |
latrine, outhouse, lavatory, throne, commode, privy, can, comfort station, powder room, restroom, washroom, W.C., potty, john, garderobe, water closet, gentlemen's room, ladies' room, little boy's room, little girl's room, men's room, women's room |
| toilet
| 2 |
noun |
bathroom |
head, can |
| toilet
| 7 |
noun |
bathroom |
latrine, outhouse, lavatory, throne, commode, privy, john |
| tolerant
| 14 |
adj |
open-minded, easygoing |
liberal, progressive, forgiving, advanced, big, broad, fair, patient, radical, soft, sophisticated, understanding, wide, excusing |
| tolerant
| 23 |
adj |
open-minded, easygoing |
sympathetic, permissive, receptive, lenient, humane, benevolent, broad-minded, catholic, charitable, clement, complaisant, condoning, forbearing, free and easy, indulgent, kindhearted, lax, long-suffering, magnanimous, merciful, unprejudiced, easy on, easy with |
| tolerate
| 18 |
verb |
allow, indulge |
accept, endure, permit, authorize, undergo, receive, bear, pocket, admit, humor, sustain, stand, have, sanction, go, hear, suffer, take |
| tolerate
| 20 |
verb |
allow, indulge |
brook, countenance, condone, stand for, abide, stomach, swallow, bear with, string along, blink at, consent to, go along with, live with, put up with, sit and take it, sit still for, stay the course, submit to, tough out, wink at |
| toll
| 11 |
noun |
fee |
price, tax, rate, cost, expense, payment, duty, customs, charge, demand, assessment |
| toll
| 5 |
noun |
fee |
levy, tariff, exaction, impost, tribute |
| toll
| 7 |
noun |
damage, deaths |
loss, price, cost, expense, penalty, losses, casualties |
| toll
| 1 |
noun |
damage, deaths |
inroad |
| toll
| 7 |
verb |
ring out |
sound, bell, signal, warn, call, announce, strike |
| toll
| 6 |
verb |
ring out |
clang, summon, peal, knell, chime, bong |
| tomato
| 1 |
noun |
attractive woman |
angel |
| tomato
| 27 |
noun |
attractive woman |
babe, doll, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, centerfold, peach, fox, pin-up, cupcake, bunny, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamor girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny, sex pot |
| tomato
| 1 |
noun |
attractive woman |
angel |
| tomato
| 27 |
noun |
attractive woman |
dish, babe, broad, honey, chick, bathing beauty, beauty queen, cover girl, sex kitten, bunny, centerfold, peach, sexpot, fox, pin-up, cupcake, cutie, cutie-pie, dollface, dream girl, dreamboat, glamour girl, good-looking woman, hot dish, hot number, raving beauty, sex bunny |
| tomato
| 1 |
noun |
fruit with one ovary |
orange |
| tomato
| 2 |
noun |
fruit with one ovary |
pea pod, true fruit |
| ton
| 15 |
noun |
quantity |
load, bulk, extent, supply, chunk, number, volume, lot, measure, score, pile, mass, magnitude, pack, bags |
| ton
| 18 |
noun |
quantity |
flock, mint, slew, scads, gob, passel, whopper, mess, bundle, expanse, heap, peck, oodles, jillion, hunk, slat, aplenty, mucho |
| ton
| 31 |
noun |
pile, accumulation |
stack, load, gathering, pot, cluster, concentration, total, bunch, mountain, lots, sum, much, hill, lot, store, stock, cargo, thousand, million, collection, volume, haul, plenty, harvest, bank, bulk, ocean, mass, deposit, whole, quantity |
| ton
| 23 |
noun |
pile, accumulation |
bundle, lump, jumble, clump, profusion, stockpile, scad, fullness, mint, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, aggregation, abundance, oodles, batch, mound, assemblage, amassment, gobs, a lot, great deal |
| ton
| 12 |
noun |
very large hill |
ridge, pile, peak, cliff, height, drift, stack, bank, mount, shock, range, mass |
| ton
| 20 |
noun |
very large hill |
elevation, bluff, pyramid, eminence, alp, hump, precipice, glob, dome, heap, mesa, abundance, pike, palisade, mound, sierra, volcano, tor, crag, butte |
| ton
| 29 |
noun |
heap |
gathering, cluster, bunch, lots, sum, much, hill, cargo, thousand, million, collection, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, volume, bank, bulk, mass, deposit |
| ton
| 27 |
noun |
heap |
profusion, stockpile, scad, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, trillion, hoard, ream, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, batch, bundle, mound, assemblage, amassment, clump, gobs, multiplicity, a lot, great deal |
| ton
| 28 |
noun |
heap |
thousand, much, lot, sum, bank, load, gathering, pot, cluster, concentration, bunch, lots, hill, store, stock, cargo, collection, volume, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, bulk, ocean, mass, deposit, whole, quantity |
| ton
| 28 |
noun |
heap |
trillion, total, profusion, scad, fullness, jumble, mint, mountain, congeries, stockpile, hoard, ream, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, clump, batch, bundle, multiplicity, mound, assemblage, amassment, gobs, a lot, great deal |
| ton
| 29 |
noun |
heap |
gathering, cluster, bunch, cargo, lots, sum, much, hill, thousand, million, haul, collection, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, volume, bank, bulk, mass, deposit |
| ton
| 27 |
noun |
heap |
profusion, jumble, scad, fullness, total, mint, congeries, trillion, hoard, ream, agglomeration, mountain, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, batch, bundle, stockpile, mound, assemblage, amassment, gobs, clump, a lot, great deal |
| ton
| 29 |
noun |
heap |
gathering, cluster, bunch, lots, sum, much, hill, cargo, thousand, million, collection, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, volume, bank, bulk, mass, deposit |
| ton
| 28 |
noun |
heap |
ream, scad, profusion, stockpile, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, batch, bundle, mound, assemblage, amassment, clump, gobs, multiplicity, a lot, great deal |
| ton
| 29 |
noun |
heap |
stack, gathering, cluster, bunch, lots, sum, much, hill, cargo, thousand, million, collection, haul, plenty, harvest, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, bulk, bank, volume, mass, deposit |
| ton
| 27 |
noun |
heap |
scad, bundle, batch, profusion, stockpile, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, mound, assemblage, amassment, clump, gobs, multiplicity, a lot, great deal |
| ton
| 29 |
noun |
heap |
lots, gathering, cluster, bunch, cargo, sum, whole, much, hill, thousand, million, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, collection, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, bulk, bank, volume, mass, deposit |
| ton
| 27 |
noun |
heap |
profusion, abundance, oodles, ream, fullness, jumble, total, mint, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, mountain, aggregation, lump, bundle, jillion, batch, stockpile, mound, assemblage, amassment, great deal, gobs, multiplicity, clump, a lot |
| ton
| 29 |
noun |
heap |
plenty, bunch, load, gathering, pot, cluster, concentration, lots, sum, much, hill, lot, store, stock, cargo, thousand, million, collection, bulk, haul, harvest, stack, bank, volume, whole, ocean, mass, deposit, quantity |
| ton
| 28 |
noun |
heap |
profusion, abundance, ream, multiplicity, batch, bundle, scad, aggregation, stockpile, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, trillion, hoard, agglomeration, lump, oodles, jillion, mound, clump, assemblage, amassment, gobs, a lot, great deal |
| ton
| 29 |
noun |
heap |
gathering, cluster, bunch, lots, sum, much, hill, cargo, thousand, million, collection, haul, plenty, harvest, stack, ocean, whole, quantity, load, pot, concentration, lot, store, stock, volume, bank, bulk, mass, deposit |
| ton
| 27 |
noun |
heap |
profusion, stockpile, scad, fullness, jumble, total, mint, mountain, congeries, hoard, ream, agglomeration, aggregation, lump, abundance, oodles, jillion, batch, bundle, mound, assemblage, amassment, clump, gobs, multiplicity, a lot, great deal |
| ton
| 5 |
noun |
abundance; a lot |
mass, plenty, piles, scores, thousands |
| ton
| 12 |
noun |
abundance; a lot |
horde, multitude, oodles, scads, throng, umpteen, jillion, gobs, heaps, large numbers, tons, whole slew |
| ton
| 11 |
noun |
a great deal |
plenty, mountain, wealth, pile, volume, barrel, riches, mass, pack, thousands, loads |
| ton
| 31 |
noun |
a great deal |
breadth, plethora, superabundance, fullness, copiousness, completeness, lots, profuseness, scads, overage, superfluity, sufficiency, exuberance, oversupply, mess, lump, excess, peck, abundance, oodles, multiplicity, amplitude, heaps, tons, plentifulness, gobs, a lot, all kinds of, appreciable amount, great quantity, very much |
| ton
| 8 |
noun |
a lot |
lots, masses, plenty, many, piles, loads, thousands, millions |
| ton
| 8 |
noun |
a lot |
abundance, scads, tons, heaps, zillions, billions, gobs, large number |
| ton
| 9 |
noun |
large quantity, |
lots, plenty, barrels, piles, bags, bunches, scores, loads, stacks |
| ton
| 9 |
noun |
large quantity, |
oodles, jillion, heaps, zillions, bundles, tons, gobs, large number, many and then some |
| ton
| 3 |
noun |
great quantity |
plenty, many, loads |
| ton
| 13 |
noun |
great quantity |
oodles, legion, wad, scads, slew, galore, slathers, acres, tons, gobs, realty, reams, legions |
| tone
| 5 |
noun |
pitch, volume |
strength, accent, emphasis, stress, force |
| tone
| 6 |
noun |
pitch, volume |
timbre, inflection, resonance, modulation, intonation, tonality |
| tone
| 26 |
noun |
attitude, spirit |
style, fashion, humor, mood, quality, nature, feel, expression, character, note, trend, manner, aspect, approach, mode, habit, drift, frame, mind, effect, air, current, strain, grain, condition, movement |
| tone
| 4 |
noun |
attitude, spirit |
tenor, temper, vein, state of things |
| tone
| 4 |
noun |
color |
blend, shade, cast, value |
| tone
| 4 |
noun |
color |
hue, tinge, tint, coloration |
| tone
| 2 |
noun |
condition of the body |
strength, health |
| tone
| 6 |
noun |
condition of the body |
vigor, resiliency, healthiness, elasticity, tonus, tonicity |
| tongue
| 5 |
noun |
language |
voice, discourse, speech, expression, talk |
| tongue
| 9 |
noun |
language |
dialect, patois, articulation, argot, utterance, idiom, vernacular, lingo, parlance |
| tool
| 8 |
noun |
instrument used to shape, form, finish |
engine, means, weapon, mechanism, machine, device, job, implement |
| tool
| 8 |
noun |
instrument used to shape, form, finish |
apparatus, utensil, appliance, gadget, gizmo, contraption, contrivance, whatchamacallit |
| tool
| 3 |
noun |
person who allows himself to be used |
medium, agent, creature |
| tool
| 25 |
noun |
person who allows himself to be used |
accessory, go-between, stooge, pawn, minion, dupe, puppet, accomplice, idiot, patsy, mark, messenger, intermediary, sucker, hireling, figurehead, chump, greenhorn, auxiliary, lackey, flunky, peon, easy mark, stool pigeon, jackal |
| tooth
| 13 |
noun |
a hard bony structure in the jaws of vertebrates |
ivory, snag, tush, tusk, molar, premolar, fang, cuspid, bicuspid, incisor, eyetooth, carnassial, false tooth |
| tooth
| 3 |
noun |
a toothlike or tooth-shaped object |
projection, point, root |
| tooth
| 6 |
noun |
a toothlike or tooth-shaped object |
stub, cog, peg, prong, denticle, dentile |
| tooth
| 1 |
noun |
bony object in mouth |
point |
| tooth
| 19 |
noun |
bony object in mouth |
ivory, canine, snag, tine, tusk, dent, molar, premolar, grinder, serration, fang, cuspid, bicuspid, denticle, incisor, eyetooth, dentation, dentile, laniary |
| top
| 21 |
adj |
best, most important; highest |
finest, dominant, leading, primary, excellent, elite, principal, prime, superior, head, lead, upper, crack, maximum, chief, outside, ruling, capital, fine, first, greatest |
| top
| 18 |
adj |
best, most important; highest |
preeminent, crowning, culminating, sovereign, tiptop, first-class, first-rate, foremost, paramount, supreme, top-drawer, top-notch, uppermost, loftiest, maximal, topmost, apical, five-star |
| top
| 16 |
noun |
highest point |
lid, head, point, tip, cap, cover, ceiling, roof, face, surface, height, peak, capital, maximum, summit, limit |
| top
| 20 |
noun |
highest point |
zenith, climax, crown, culmination, apex, spire, crest, apogee, cusp, vertex, cork, utmost, stopper, pinnacle, acme, meridian, superficies, finial, fastigium, high point |
| top
| 14 |
noun |
highest rank |
head, best, prime, flower, prize, lead, choice, captain, chief, pick, pride, elite, leader, cream |
| top
| 2 |
noun |
highest rank |
utmost, first place |
| top
| 10 |
verb |
place on or reach highest part |
climb, finish, cover, cap, face, scale, protect, tip, roof, reinforce |
| top
| 10 |
verb |
place on or reach highest part |
ascend, crown, cloak, surmount, garnish, superimpose, crest, clothe, piggyback, spread over |
| top
| 4 |
verb |
surpass |
beat, exceed, best, better |
| top
| 20 |
verb |
surpass |
total, eclipse, outstrip, transcend, excel, outshine, overrun, clobber, outdo, finagle, bash, outfox, shut out, fox, goose, be first, blow away, fake out, go beyond, run circles around |
| top
| 4 |
verb |
remove the upper part |
trim, dock, crop, cream |
| top
| 17 |
verb |
remove the upper part |
ream, pare, prune, truncate, shorten, skim, decapitate, amputate, curtail, shear, cut off, pollard, detruncate, file off, lop off, scrape off, shave off |
| torch
| 3 |
noun |
light |
lamp, light, flash |
| torch
| 5 |
noun |
light |
beacon, lantern, incendiary, flare, flambeau |
| torture
| 2 |
noun |
severe mental or physical pain |
suffering, rack |
| torture
| 19 |
noun |
severe mental or physical pain |
persecution, torment, misery, laceration, distress, martyrdom, agony, dolor, twinge, pang, affliction, ache, crucifixion, anguish, tribulation, third degree, excruciation, impalement, cruciation |
| torture
| 11 |
verb |
upset or hurt severely |
disturb, injure, beat, wound, abuse, pain, bother, try, wrong, rack, whip |
| torture
| 22 |
verb |
upset or hurt severely |
annoy, torment, persecute, mistreat, maim, mutilate, oppress, crucify, smite, distress, afflict, grill, agonize, wring, lacerate, excruciate, irritate, harrow, impale, martyr, mangle, martyrize |
| toss
| 8 |
noun |
throw |
fire, chunk, flip, project, cast, pitch, launch, wing |
| toss
| 10 |
noun |
throw |
lob, twirl, sling, propel, fling, hurl, chuck, peg, heave, bung |
| toss
| 9 |
verb |
move back and forth |
shake, pitch, labor, roll, rock, wave, disturb, stir, swing |
| toss
| 23 |
verb |
move back and forth |
tumble, agonize, agitate, jolt, seesaw, heave, squirm, wobble, undulate, lurch, jiggle, wriggle, flounder, sway, writhe, buffet, wallow, oscillate, thrash, bob, joggle, move restlessly, rise and fall |
| total
| 12 |
adj |
complete, thorough |
entire, full, overall, sheer, comprehensive, absolute, perfect, gross, positive, sweeping, whole, every |
| total
| 21 |
adj |
complete, thorough |
outright, unlimited, utter, unrestricted, unconditional, totalitarian, integral, consummate, all-out, downright, full-blown, full-scale, inclusive, out-and-out, plenary, thoroughgoing, undisputed, undivided, unmitigated, unqualified, unreserved |
| total
| 11 |
noun |
whole |
result, amount, sum, all, budget, body, tale, gross, bulk, mass, quantity |
| total
| 9 |
noun |
whole |
jackpot, quantum, entirety, totality, aggregate, flat out, sum total, full amount, the works |
| total
| 11 |
verb |
add up |
reach, equal, yield, add, comprise, calculate, figure, foot, number, cast, come |
| total
| 16 |
verb |
add up |
amount to, consist of, totalize, tote, reckon, aggregate, sum up, come to, pile up, summate, mount up to, result in, ring up, run into, run to, stack up |
| touch
| 26 |
noun |
physical contact |
taste, feeling, contact, communication, tap, feel, scratch, stroke, embrace, brush, crash, impact, pat, hug, blow, perception, hit, rub, touching, kiss, handling, shock, push, rubbing, stroking, petting |
| touch
| 16 |
noun |
physical contact |
lick, collision, caress, tactility, percussion, junction, graze, manipulation, nudge, peck, contingence, grope, palpation, fondling, cuddling, taction |
| touch
| 12 |
noun |
tiny amount |
trace, taste, scent, hint, detail, shade, bit, streak, suggestion, drop, spot, suspicion |
| touch
| 13 |
noun |
tiny amount |
whiff, dash, tinge, jot, speck, tincture, pinch, smattering, inkling, smack, intimation, soupçon, small amount |
| touch
| 21 |
noun |
manner, method |
style, talent, ability, communication, influence, technique, effect, understanding, hand, contact, skill, approach, direction, finish, facility, characteristic, command, way, faculty, art, awareness |
| touch
| 12 |
noun |
manner, method |
familiarity, knack, flair, adeptness, adroitness, mastery, trademark, artistry, deftness, acquaintance, handiwork, virtuosity |
| touch
| 32 |
verb |
make physical contact |
handle, pat, rub, tap, reach, feel, stroke, brush, kiss, strike, hit, taste, sweep, examine, tag, glance, border, suck, manipulate, toy, pet, tip, finger, march, communicate, line, join, smooth, contact, neighbor, push, meet |
| touch
| 30 |
verb |
make physical contact |
lick, caress, probe, converge, verge, fondle, scrutinize, paw, tickle, adjoin, frisk, partake, osculate, dab, inspect, palpate, abut, sip, graze, grope, massage, palm, thumb, percuss, be in contact, butt on, come together, feel up, impinge upon, lay a finger on |
| touch
| 16 |
verb |
have an effect on |
disturb, inspire, move, influence, upset, mark, stroke, impress, strike, affect, grab, stir, melt, soften, carry, stimulate |
| touch
| 10 |
verb |
have an effect on |
excite, arouse, sway, quicken, feel out, get through to, get to, make an impression, strike a chord, tug at the heart |
| touch
| 10 |
verb |
have to do with; regard |
involve, affect, handle, eat, consume, use, drink, utilize, interest, concern |
| touch
| 12 |
verb |
have to do with; regard |
bear on, be a party to, be associated with, bear upon, belong to, center upon, concern oneself with, deal with, get involved in, partake of, pertain to, refer to |
| touch
| 5 |
verb |
make mention |
mention, cover, note, treat, discuss |
| touch
| 6 |
verb |
make mention |
go over, bring in, allude to, deal with, refer to, speak of |
| touch
| 7 |
verb |
compare with; correspond to |
approach, rival, equal, amount, meet, tie, match |
| touch
| 11 |
verb |
compare with; correspond to |
parallel, come up to, come to, be a match for, be in the same league, be on a par, come near, hold a candle to, measure up, partake of, verge on |
| tough
| 11 |
adj |
sturdy, strong |
stiff, solid, hard, tight, healthy, firm, fit, conditioned, dense, seasoned, steeled |
| tough
| 30 |
adj |
sturdy, strong |
tenacious, vigorous, resilient, hardy, stalwart, stout, brawny, durable, fibrous, flinty, hardened, indigestible, inflexible, leathery, lusty, mighty, resistant, rigid, robust, rugged, sinewy, strapping, unbreakable, unyielding, hard-bitten, cohesive, hard as nails, molded, tough as nails, withstanding |
| tough
| 15 |
adj |
obstinate, rough |
harsh, stiff, hard, terrible, strict, severe, desperate, fierce, narrow, firm, confirmed, cruel, exacting, fixed, violent |
| tough
| 33 |
adj |
obstinate, rough |
resolute, stern, hard-nosed, savage, adamant, refractory, arbitrary, callous, drastic, ferocious, hard-boiled, hard-line, headstrong, immutable, inflexible, intractable, merciless, obdurate, pugnacious, ruthless, stubborn, taut, unalterable, unbending, uncompromising, uncontrollable, unforgiving, unmanageable, unyielding, vicious, hard-bitten, hard-shelled, ruffianly |
| tough
| 14 |
adj |
difficult, laborious |
stiff, hard, demanding, severe, heavy, handful, mean, exacting, labored, puzzling, taxing, trying, exhausting, resisting |
| tough
| 24 |
adj |
difficult, laborious |
troublesome, arduous, onerous, strenuous, uphill, backbreaking, baffling, burdensome, exigent, grievous, hairy, intractable, intricate, irksome, knotty, oppressive, perplexing, thorny, toilsome, unyielding, weighty, wicked, effortful, no piece of cake |
| tough
| 1 |
noun |
person who is rowdy, mean |
criminal |
| tough
| 15 |
noun |
person who is rowdy, mean |
thug, rough, hooligan, ruffian, bully, roughneck, goon, punk, brute, gangster, villain, hoodlum, rowdy, hood, bruiser |
| tourism
| 5 |
noun |
travel for pleasure |
travel, exploration, journey, resorting, passage |
| tourism
| 7 |
noun |
travel for pleasure |
touristry, globetrotting, traversing, pilgrimage, jaunting, peregrination, sojourn |
| tourist
| 3 |
noun |
person who visits a place |
visitor, traveler, stranger |
| tourist
| 11 |
noun |
person who visits a place |
sightseer, rubberneck, tripper, wayfarer, excursionist, voyager, vacationist, globetrotter, journeyer, day-tripper, jet-setter |
| tournament
| 10 |
noun |
sporting competition |
fight, contest, series, test, sport, meeting, event, match, meet, games |
| tournament
| 5 |
noun |
sporting competition |
tourney, duel, clash, tilt, joust |
| towel
| 7 |
verb |
take moisture out of |
exhaust, drain, wilt, bake, wipe, empty, concentrate |
| towel
| 24 |
verb |
take moisture out of |
sear, evaporate, blot, wither, deplete, shrivel, sponge, dehydrate, kiln, swab, parch, condense, harden, mummify, exsiccate, desiccate, stale, scorch, dehumidify, freeze-dry, anhydrate, soak up, torrefy, wizen |
| towel
| 5 |
noun |
tangle of material, often used to |
sponge, swab, squeegee, sweeper, absorb liquid duster |
| towel
| 2 |
noun |
linen |
cloth, wipe |
| towel
| 3 |
noun |
linen |
doily, serviette, moist towelette |
| towel
| 7 |
verb |
brush, swab |
dry, rub, remove, wash, clean, dust, clear |
| towel
| 6 |
verb |
brush, swab |
obliterate, mop, erase, sponge, clean off, take away |
| tower
| 3 |
noun |
very high building or building part |
column, keep, refuge |
| tower
| 19 |
noun |
very high building or building part |
stronghold, lookout, fortification, belfry, skyscraper, pillar, spire, mast, turret, obelisk, steeple, monolith, castle, citadel, fortress, fort, minaret, cloud buster, high rise |
| tower
| 7 |
verb |
rise above |
exceed, top, overlook, dominate, mount, rear, soar |
| tower
| 10 |
verb |
rise above |
transcend, loom, ascend, surpass, surmount, overtop, be above, extend above, look down, look over |
| town
| 3 |
noun |
incorporated community |
city, seat, sticks |
| town
| 9 |
noun |
incorporated community |
municipality, metropolis, burg, boondocks, hamlet, borough, township, apple, whistle-stop |
| toxic
| 1 |
adj |
poisonous |
deadly |
| toxic
| 12 |
adj |
poisonous |
noxious, pernicious, harmful, virulent, lethal, baneful, mephitic, poison, venomous, pestilential, toxicant, septic |
| toy
| 2 |
noun |
entertainment article |
doll, game |
| toy
| 7 |
noun |
entertainment article |
plaything, trinket, trifle, novelty, knickknack, curio, bauble |
| toy
| 4 |
verb |
play with |
fool, play, pet, sport |
| toy
| 17 |
verb |
play with |
flirt, fiddle, tease, trifle, coquet, wanton, cosset, dandle, jest, dally, fool around, mess around, play around, string along, amuse oneself, lead on, play games |
| trace
| 29 |
noun |
evidence; small bit |
particle, fragment, smell, hint, element, strain, touch, indication, taste, proof, remains, streak, whisper, sign, minimum, slot, mark, breath, suspicion, suggestion, track, spot, trail, survival, sprinkling, shadow, drop, record, shade |
| trace
| 29 |
noun |
evidence; small bit |
vestige, relic, speck, whiff, remnant, shred, footprint, tinge, tincture, dash, nuance, snippet, tread, tittle, iota, trifle, jot, dab, scintilla, spoor, intimation, smidgen, memento, crumb, pinch, token, soupçon, nib, footmark |
| trace
| 11 |
verb |
seek, follow |
detect, track, discover, pursue, determine, find, hunt, spot, perceive, trail, shadow |
| trace
| 9 |
verb |
seek, follow |
unearth, ascertain, discern, spoor, stalk, ferret out, run down, search for, smell out |
| trace
| 7 |
verb |
draw around |
depict, chart, map, outline, show, record, copy |
| trace
| 5 |
verb |
draw around |
sketch, delineate, reproduce, duplicate, mark out |
| track
| 17 |
noun |
mark, print made by something |
path, step, record, trail, impression, sign, scent, slot, remains, print, trace, symbol, impress, clue, wake, indication, monument |
| track
| 13 |
noun |
mark, print made by something |
footstep, imprint, remnant, memorial, tread, spoor, tract, footprint, rut, vestige, token, groove, footmark |
| track
| 15 |
noun |
path, way |
lane, trail, route, rail, course, street, road, line, highway, clearing, orbit, passage, alley, walk, rails |
| track
| 12 |
noun |
path, way |
roadway, boulevard, thoroughfare, drag, cut, footpath, artery, avenue, trajectory, pathway, beaten path, trackway |
| tract
| 16 |
noun |
area, lot |
plot, estate, section, portion, sector, quarter, zone, district, stretch, region, belt, field, part, extent, piece, spread |
| tract
| 4 |
noun |
area, lot |
parcel, expanse, amplitude, plat |
| trade
| 15 |
noun |
buying and selling |
transaction, deal, business, exchange, industry, contract, traffic, enterprise, market, custom, truck, public, customers, dealing, sales |
| trade
| 7 |
noun |
buying and selling |
commerce, patronage, interchange, barter, clientele, swap, merchantry |
| trade
| 12 |
noun |
profession, work |
employment, business, art, game, calling, job, craft, pursuit, position, line, skill, occupation |
| trade
| 7 |
noun |
profession, work |
handicraft, thing, avocation, vocation, line of work, métier, nine-to-five |
| tradition
| 21 |
noun |
established practice |
ethic, practice, belief, myth, habit, ritual, idea, custom, culture, attitude, form, heritage, wisdom, institution, legend, law, customs, convention, opinion, ethics, conclusion |
| tradition
| 11 |
noun |
established practice |
folklore, mythology, lore, birthright, mores, fable, inheritance, usage, praxis, unwritten law, mythos |
| traditional
| 18 |
adj |
usual, established |
conventional, old, classical, classic, universal, historic, regular, common, popular, acceptable, acknowledged, fixed, folk, oral, rooted, sanctioned, widespread, transmitted |
| traditional
| 12 |
adj |
usual, established |
time-honored, accustomed, ancestral, customary, habitual, immemorial, prescribed, unwritten, long-established, doctrinal, taken for granted, widely used |
| traffic
| 10 |
noun |
coming and going |
transportation, service, travel, transit, transport, movement, transfer, passage, passengers, vehicles |
| traffic
| 10 |
noun |
coming and going |
shipment, influx, gridlock, freight, flux, jam, parking lot, rush hour, cartage, truckage |
| traffic
| 12 |
noun |
buying and selling |
business, communication, industry, trade, truck, exchange, custom, connection, relationship, transactions, dealing, relations |
| traffic
| 14 |
noun |
buying and selling |
commerce, patronage, interchange, barter, intercourse, familiarity, doings, dealings, communion, intimacy, soliciting, closeness, peddling, merchantry |
| traffic
| 15 |
verb |
buy and sell; do business |
fence, relate, trade, touch, market, deal, interact, handle, exchange, negotiate, network, shove, contact, truck, push |
| traffic
| 18 |
verb |
buy and sell; do business |
dicker, peddle, bootleg, swap, barter, moonshine, bargain, touch base, work out, interface, black-market, connect with, deal in, have dealings, have transaction, horse trade, make a deal, reach out |
| tragedy
| 7 |
noun |
disaster |
shock, failure, struggle, blow, reverse, lot, curtains |
| tragedy
| 26 |
noun |
disaster |
misfortune, catastrophe, humiliation, wreck, mishap, calamity, woe, adversity, hardship, downer, curse, misadventure, contretemps, dole, mischance, dolor, cataclysm, affliction, blight, doom, waterloo, bad luck, hard knocks, unluckiness, bad fortune, the worst |
| train
| 20 |
noun |
series |
track, line, set, chain, sequence, course, file, row, scale, court, tail, suite, run, string, trail, wake, thread, column, following, order |
| train
| 15 |
noun |
series |
caravan, convoy, entourage, alternation, procession, appendage, cortege, retinue, gradation, sequel, concatenation, tier, progression, succession, consecution |
| train
| 20 |
verb |
prepare |
discipline, educate, develop, study, instruct, qualify, equip, teach, improve, coach, shape, ground, exercise, season, update, rear, prime, school, drill, guide |
| train
| 27 |
verb |
prepare |
tutor, work out, cultivate, mold, enlighten, hone, accustom, inure, rehearse, tame, habituate, sharpen, brainwash, harden, break in, drum into, dry run, run through, care for, get a workout, get in shape, grow strong, make ready, show the ropes, warm up, whip into shape, wise up |
| train
| 9 |
verb |
aim at |
focus, head, beam, level, point, direct, cast, turn, lay |
| train
| 8 |
verb |
aim at |
incline, slant, cock, bring to bear, draw a bead, line up, zero in, get in one's sights |
| trainer
| 5 |
noun |
instructor, teacher |
adviser, coach, professor, mentor, guide |
| trainer
| 6 |
noun |
instructor, teacher |
tutor, lecturer, demonstrator, handler, breeder, drill sergeant |
| training
| 18 |
noun |
preparation |
discipline, instruction, workout, practice, schooling, drill, teaching, education, guidance, exercise, foundation, seasoning, background, coaching, principles, grounding, preliminaries, readying |
| training
| 13 |
noun |
preparation |
basics, cultivation, upbringing, tuition, indoctrination, buildup, groundwork, tutelage, tune-up, warm-up, sharpening, domestication, chalk talk |
| trait
| 13 |
noun |
characteristic |
trick, habit, attribute, character, feature, virtue, quality, manner, custom, cast, point, mark, property |
| trait
| 12 |
noun |
characteristic |
quirk, peculiarity, oddity, idiosyncrasy, birthmark, savor, mannerism, thing, affection, denominator, lineament, nature of the beast |
| transaction
| 26 |
noun |
business dealing; undertaking |
negotiation, purchase, selling, deal, business, affair, enterprise, sale, contract, agreement, matter, activity, action, buying, bond, coup, play, proceeding, happening, act, step, purchasing, convention, performance, execution, event |
| transaction
| 10 |
noun |
business dealing; undertaking |
pact, intercourse, compact, disposal, bargain, doings, covenant, deed, occurrence, goings-on |
| transfer
| 7 |
noun |
change of possession |
transmission, removal, assignment, shift, move, variation, translation |
| transfer
| 11 |
noun |
change of possession |
deportation, relocation, displacement, alteration, substitution, transmittal, conduction, relegation, transference, transposition, convection |
| transfer
| 31 |
verb |
pass possession to |
give, move, bring, carry, ship, find, transport, sell, provide, supply, send, transmit, deliver, change, convert, shift, remove, assign, feed, convey, forward, mail, translate, express, bear, hand, haul, cart, post, shoulder, disturb |
| transfer
| 26 |
verb |
pass possession to |
dispatch, cede, hand over, relocate, turn over, ferry, deed, transplant, relegate, tote, metamorphose, lug, transmute, dispense, transpose, displace, consign, transfigure, delegate, dislocate, transmogrify, pass the buck, pass on, taxi, make over, sign over |
| transform
| 7 |
verb |
change completely |
convert, transfer, translate, alter, doctor, switch, cook |
| transform
| 22 |
verb |
change completely |
mutate, revolutionize, revamp, remodel, reconstruct, mold, transmute, transpose, renew, metamorphose, commute, transmogrify, transfigure, denature, make over, shift gears, sing different tune, switch over, turn around, turn over new leaf, turn the corner, turn the tables |
| transition
| 11 |
noun |
change, often major |
development, evolution, shift, conversion, passage, growth, progress, transformation, transit, turn, passing |
| transition
| 10 |
noun |
change, often major |
upheaval, progression, changeover, flux, alteration, metamorphosis, transmutation, turning point, metastasis, realignment |
| transmission
| 5 |
noun |
the act of transporting |
communication, transportation, sending, hauling, carrying |
| transmission
| 4 |
noun |
the act of transporting |
conveyance, transmittal, transference, transposal |
| transmission
| 2 |
noun |
broadcast |
program, show |
| transmission
| 7 |
noun |
broadcast |
telecast, conduction, simulcast, TV broadcast, radio broadcast, radiocast, television broadcast |
| transmission
| 1 |
noun |
a mechanism for transmitting power |
gears |
| transmission
| 4 |
noun |
a mechanism for transmitting power |
standard transmission, automatic transmission, gear box, manual transmission |
| transmission
| 5 |
noun |
conveyance |
delivery, communication, broadcast, sending, message |
| transmission
| 4 |
noun |
conveyance |
dispatch, gearbox, conduction, conductance |
| transparent
| 4 |
adj |
see-through |
clear, thin, plain, sheer |
| transparent
| 18 |
adj |
see-through |
translucent, diaphanous, filmy, gauzy, glassy, gossamer, limpid, lucid, pellucid, permeable, vitreous, crystalline, lucent, cellophane, crystal-clear, hyaline, tiffany, transpicuous |
| transparent
| 13 |
adj |
obvious, understandable |
honest, easy, apparent, articulate, direct, distinct, evident, explicit, open, patent, plain, straight, visible |
| transparent
| 21 |
adj |
obvious, understandable |
straightforward, clear-cut, sincere, candid, artless, forthright, frank, guileless, ingenuous, manifest, perspicuous, self-explanatory, unambiguous, unequivocal, unmistakable, unsophisticated, distinguishable, easily seen, plain-spoken, recognizable, undisguised |
| transport
| 16 |
noun |
move, transfer |
transit, transportation, removal, lift, passage, carrier, moving, vehicle, movement, shipping, conveying, transferring, carting, hauling, carrying, transporting |
| transport
| 9 |
noun |
move, transfer |
shipment, carriage, conveyance, transshipment, transference, conveyor, mover, freightage, truckage |
| transport
| 4 |
noun |
delight |
heaven, passion, enthusiasm, happiness |
| transport
| 11 |
noun |
delight |
rapture, ardor, euphoria, enchantment, ecstasy, fervor, bliss, cloud nine, seventh heaven, ravishment, rhapsody |
| transport
| 16 |
verb |
move, transfer |
ride, remove, bring, haul, take, carry, ship, pack, shoulder, run, back, bear, truck, convey, conduct, heel |
| transport
| 7 |
verb |
move, transfer |
lug, ferry, tote, jag, fetch, schlepp, piggyback |
| transport
| 1 |
verb |
exile |
sentence |
| transport
| 8 |
verb |
exile |
displace, expel, oust, banish, relegate, deport, cast out, expulse |
| transport
| 7 |
verb |
captivate, delight |
move, send, entrance, wow, provoke, stir, stimulate |
| transport
| 15 |
verb |
captivate, delight |
thrill, ravish, inflame, enchant, slay, excite, agitate, elevate, electrify, trance, enrapture, spellbind, quicken, carry away, uplight |
| transvestite
| 1 |
noun |
male performer who dresses as a woman |
queen |
| transvestite
| 4 |
noun |
male performer who dresses as a woman |
closet queen, cross-dresser, female impersonator, fruitcake |
| trap
| 4 |
noun |
snare, trick |
device, net, conspiracy, plot |
| trap
| 33 |
noun |
snare, trick |
bait, ploy, booby trap, quagmire, ambush, ruse, pitfall, stratagem, machination, hook, artifice, prank, deception, temptation, decoy, snag, noose, lasso, ambuscade, maneuver, lure, subterfuge, feint, dragnet, allurement, enticement, come-on, wile, gambit, intrigue, inveiglement, quicksand, seducement |
| trap
| 8 |
verb |
catch, snare; trick |
nail, hook, take, surprise, net, fool, collar, grab |
| trap
| 26 |
verb |
catch, snare; trick |
ambush, ensnare, inveigle, beguile, enmesh, corner, tangle, circumvent, nab, seduce, decoy, snag, ambuscade, land, entrap, entangle, dupe, overtake, corral, trammel, deceive, mousetrap, box in, rope in, suck in, trip up |
| trash
| 5 |
noun |
garbage |
debris, waste, refuse, pieces, fragments |
| trash
| 22 |
noun |
garbage |
residue, junk, droppings, rubble, litter, rubbish, sediment, dregs, leavings, filth, rummage, scrap, scum, dross, offal, excess, odds and ends, scourings, oddments, shavings, scraps, sweepings |
| trash
| 12 |
noun |
ridiculous communication |
nonsense, rubbish, hogwash, tripe, bilge, balderdash, drivel, malarkey, rot, twaddle, inanity, foolish talk |
| tray
| 2 |
noun |
platter |
plate, board |
| tray
| 2 |
noun |
platter |
coaster, salver |
| tread
| 5 |
noun |
walk |
march, trace, pace, track, step |
| tread
| 5 |
noun |
walk |
footstep, gait, stride, tramp, footsteps |
| tread
| 7 |
verb |
walk; bear down |
march, hike, crush, pace, step, foot, troop |
| tread
| 18 |
verb |
walk; bear down |
trample, squash, traipse, subdue, stride, stamp, trudge, ambulate, plod, repress, tramp, quell, subjugate, hoof, oppress, suppress, step on, stamp on |
| treasure
| 13 |
noun |
prized possession or entity |
wealth, gold, riches, cash, valuable, money, reserve, prize, fortune, funds, capital, find, store |
| treasure
| 17 |
noun |
prized possession or entity |
jewel, cache, gem, abundance, richness, plum, paragon, nonpareil, pearl, pile, catch, darling, hoard, nest egg, pride and joy, treasure trove, apple of one's eye |
| treasure
| 7 |
verb |
hold dear |
preserve, appreciate, love, prize, guard, value, save |
| treasure
| 11 |
verb |
hold dear |
worship, adore, cherish, conserve, revere, venerate, esteem, reverence, dote on, apprize, idiolize |
| treasurer
| 1 |
noun |
financial officer |
officer |
| treasurer
| 9 |
noun |
financial officer |
comptroller, cashier, curator, purser, bursar, financier, exchequer, chamberlain, quaestor |
| treat
| 11 |
noun |
pleasing entity or occurrence |
gift, delight, sweet, fun, pleasure, entertainment, joy, satisfaction, party, surprise, celebration |
| treat
| 11 |
noun |
pleasing entity or occurrence |
feast, tidbit, thrill, goody, delicacy, refreshment, enjoyment, dainty, gratification, banquet, amusement |
| treat
| 18 |
verb |
act, behave towards |
use, manage, handle, consider, evaluate, regard, serve, play, employ, take, conduct, respect, hold, account, negotiate, value, rate, estimate |
| treat
| 10 |
verb |
act, behave towards |
wield, appraise, look upon, deal with, act with regard to, conduct oneself toward, have business with, have recourse to, have to do with, react toward |
| treat
| 8 |
verb |
doctor, medicate |
administer, cure, operate, dress, heal, nurse, attend, dose |
| treat
| 5 |
verb |
doctor, medicate |
prescribe, medicament, care for, apply treatment, minister to |
| treat
| 6 |
verb |
pay the bill for someone else |
provide, give, satisfy, blow, stake, entertain |
| treat
| 17 |
verb |
pay the bill for someone else |
amuse, feast, regale, stand, escort, indulge, divert, foot the bill, set up, wine and dine, buy for, pay for, pick up the check, pick up the tab, play host, spring for, take out |
| treat
| 17 |
verb |
be concerned with; discuss |
consider, study, advise, approach, think, interpret, comment, criticize, explain, contain, reason, consult, tackle, weigh, arrange, review, manipulate |
| treat
| 11 |
verb |
be concerned with; discuss |
deliberate, confer, confabulate, go into, talk about, deal with, discourse on, enlarge upon, speak about, touch upon, write about |
| treatment
| 11 |
noun |
medical care |
medication, prescription, analysis, cure, therapy, medicine, surgery, operation, healing, diet, doctoring |
| treatment
| 4 |
noun |
medical care |
regimen, remedy, hospitalization, therapeutics |
| treatment
| 20 |
noun |
handling of entity, situation |
management, employment, practice, strategy, conduct, approach, method, procedure, proceeding, reception, habit, custom, manner, way, angle, line, execution, mode, dealing, processing |
| treatment
| 5 |
noun |
handling of entity, situation |
manipulation, usage, modus operandi, action towards, behavior towards |
| treaty
| 11 |
noun |
agreement, contract |
alliance, league, deal, sanction, charter, negotiation, understanding, arrangement, convention, settlement, bond |
| treaty
| 10 |
noun |
agreement, contract |
pact, compact, accord, bargain, reconciliation, concord, cartel, covenant, entente, concordat |
| tree
| 5 |
noun |
large plant enclosed in bark and shedding leaves |
wood, forest, timber, woods, stock |
| tree
| 7 |
noun |
large plant enclosed in bark and shedding leaves |
sapling, shrub, pulp, seedling, softwood, hardwood, topiary |
| tremble
| 2 |
verb |
shake, vibrate |
jar, rock |
| tremble
| 15 |
verb |
shake, vibrate |
quiver, throb, wobble, shudder, shiver, flutter, totter, palpitate, teeter, quake, tremor, quaver, oscillate, jitter, have the shakes |
| trench
| 8 |
noun |
ditch, channel dug in earth |
pit, cut, tube, drain, sink, drill, main, depression |
| trench
| 19 |
noun |
ditch, channel dug in earth |
gully, dike, trough, gorge, moat, rut, canal, excavation, gutter, dugout, hollow, arroyo, gulch, furrow, foxhole, waterway, earthwork, entrenchment, fosse |
| trend
| 14 |
noun |
flow, current |
direction, tendency, movement, bearing, run, bent, orientation, drift, swing, aim, course, bias, leaning, wind |
| trend
| 3 |
noun |
flow, current |
progression, tenor, inclination |
| trend
| 4 |
noun |
style, fashion that is in favor |
look, rage, cry, mode |
| trend
| 8 |
noun |
style, fashion that is in favor |
thing, craze, furor, fad, vogue, latest thing, in-thing, newest wrinkle |
| trial
| 5 |
adj |
experimental |
preliminary, test, balloon, testing, pilot |
| trial
| 4 |
adj |
experimental |
provisional, tentative, exploratory, probationary |
| trial
| 16 |
noun |
test |
experiment, testing, investigation, examination, struggle, effort, essay, experience, check, workout, attempt, undertaking, analysis, try, venture, proof |
| trial
| 24 |
noun |
test |
probation, lick, shot, shakedown, hassle, go, endeavor, experimentation, crack, whack, assay, fling, audition, stab, tryout, dry run, trial and error, trial run, try on, showcase, striving, R and D, research and development, test run |
| trial
| 8 |
noun |
legal proceeding |
case, suit, prosecution, hearing, contest, action, lawsuit, claim |
| trial
| 13 |
noun |
legal proceeding |
litigation, tribunal, arraignment, indictment, citation, seizure, rap, impeachment, counterclaim, cross-examination, court action, court martial, habeas corpus |
| trial
| 10 |
noun |
trouble, big problem |
load, blow, nightmare, pain, difficulty, suffering, burden, care, grief, bother |
| trial
| 37 |
noun |
trouble, big problem |
ordeal, distress, affliction, hassle, irritation, anguish, unhappiness, annoyance, misfortune, heartbreak, tribulation, woe, vicissitude, wretchedness, sorrow, hardship, crucible, visitation, inconvenience, complication, bane, plague, nuisance, albatross, drag, pest, misery, rigor, vexation, thorn, adversity, pain in the neck, calvary, cross to bear, hard time, severe test, trying time |
| triangle
| 7 |
noun |
love relationship |
affair, love, relationship, passion, involvement, romance, thing |
| triangle
| 22 |
noun |
love relationship |
dalliance, fling, adultery, tryst, liaison, flirtation, courtship, infidelity, devotion, amour, entanglement, hanky-panky, intrigue, seduction, extracurricular activity, affair of the heart, affaire de coeur, forbidden love, illicit love, romantic affair, sexual relationship outside of marriage, ménage à trois |
| triangle
| 8 |
noun |
piece; share |
chop, portion, cut, bite, helping, part, lot, segment |
| triangle
| 7 |
noun |
piece; share |
wedge, sliver, quota, allotment, allowance, piece of pie, thin piece |
| triangle
| 15 |
noun |
three of something |
leash, threesome, trinity, triad, trine, triumvirate, triune, troika, set of three, ternion, trey, trilogy, triplet, triplicate, triptych |
| triangle
| 15 |
noun |
three |
threesome, triumvirate, troika, leash, triple, triad, trinity, trine, triune, trilogy, triplet, triplicate, triptych, trey, ternion |
| triangle
| 1 |
noun |
trio |
three |
| triangle
| 15 |
noun |
trio |
triumvirate, troika, trine, triple, threesome, trinity, triune, triunity, triplet, triplicate, trilogy, triptych, trey, ternion, set of three |
| triangle
| 1 |
noun |
trio |
three |
| triangle
| 15 |
noun |
trio |
troika, triumvirate, triple, threesome, triad, trinity, triune, triunity, triplet, triplicate, trilogy, triptych, trey, ternion, set of three |
| triangle
| 1 |
noun |
trio |
three |
| triangle
| 15 |
noun |
trio |
threesome, troika, triad, trine, triple, trinity, triune, triunity, triplet, triplicate, trilogy, triptych, trey, ternion, set of three |
| triangle
| 1 |
noun |
trio |
three |
| triangle
| 15 |
noun |
trio |
threesome, triad, trine, trinity, triple, triumvirate, triunity, troika, set of three, ternion, trey, trilogy, triplet, triplicate, triptych |
| triangle
| 1 |
noun |
trio |
three |
| triangle
| 15 |
noun |
trio |
threesome, triad, trine, trinity, triple, triumvirate, triune, troika, set of three, ternion, trey, trilogy, triplet, triplicate, triptych |
| triangle
| 1 |
noun |
trio |
three |
| triangle
| 15 |
noun |
trio |
triumvirate, trine, triple, threesome, triad, trinity, triune, triunity, triplet, triplicate, trilogy, triptych, trey, ternion, set of three |
| tribe
| 13 |
noun |
ethnic group; family |
society, association, people, division, kind, house, blood, sort, race, seed, type, class, stock |
| tribe
| 8 |
noun |
ethnic group; family |
clan, caste, lineage, horde, kindred, ilk, dynasty, kin |
| tribute
| 7 |
noun |
testimonial, praise |
gift, appreciation, recognition, respect, honor, offering, recommendation |
| tribute
| 15 |
noun |
testimonial, praise |
gratitude, memorial, eulogy, accolade, compliment, salvo, applause, commendation, citation, panegyric, encomium, esteem, salutation, acknowledgment, laudation |
| trick
| 11 |
noun |
deceit |
fraud, plot, conspiracy, trap, device, illusion, cheat, invention, blind, cover, game |
| trick
| 41 |
noun |
deceit |
maneuver, deception, ploy, ruse, hoax, gimmick, distortion, fake, stratagem, falsehood, duplicity, machination, delusion, conundrum, disguise, casuistry, artifice, concealment, double-dealing, imposition, evasion, treachery, forgery, imposture, dodge, feint, perjury, equivocation, bluff, snare, pretense, fabrication, swindle, chicanery, circumvention, ambush, subterfuge, decoy, wile, intrigue, con |
| trick
| 4 |
noun |
prank, joke |
accomplishment, device, catch, sport |
| trick
| 18 |
noun |
prank, joke |
antic, sleight of hand, gag, stunt, shenanigan, feat, caper, frolic, jape, escapade, lark, jest, put-on, tomfoolery, gambol, monkeyshine, practical joke, funny business |
| trick
| 13 |
noun |
expertise, know-how |
gift, technique, secret, device, skill, method, art, ability, facility, hang, craft, command, swing |
| trick
| 1 |
noun |
expertise, know-how |
knack |
| trick
| 6 |
noun |
characteristic, habit |
trait, use, practice, custom, manner, way |
| trick
| 10 |
noun |
characteristic, habit |
quirk, wont, crotchet, idiosyncrasy, mannerism, peculiarity, usage, habitude, foible, praxis |
| trick
| 4 |
noun |
time working at something |
shift, spell, turn, tour |
| trick
| 4 |
noun |
time working at something |
hitch, go, bout, stint |
| trick
| 3 |
verb |
fool; play joke on |
cheat, trap, throw |
| trick
| 29 |
verb |
fool; play joke on |
mislead, victimize, swindle, con, dupe, bamboozle, deceive, hoodwink, defraud, delude, flimflam, rook, screw, gull, hoax, outwit, hocus-pocus, fake, catch, set up, take in, jive, disinform, double deal, impose upon, play for a fool, pull wool over, put one over on, take for a ride |
| trip
| 5 |
noun |
journey, excursion |
run, expedition, tour, cruise, travel |
| trip
| 13 |
noun |
journey, excursion |
trek, outing, swing, jaunt, foray, voyage, peregrination, ramble, errand, hop, junket, weekend, overnight |
| trip
| 4 |
noun |
error, blunder |
slip, fall, stumble, mistake |
| trip
| 7 |
noun |
error, blunder |
misstep, lapse, indiscretion, bungle, false step, faux pas, false move |
| trip
| 11 |
verb |
fall, err |
skip, slide, slip, stumble, play, plunge, founder, buck, spring, confuse, pitch |
| trip
| 22 |
verb |
fall, err |
topple, tumble, canter, misstep, lapse, miscalculate, disconcert, lurch, sprawl, lope, hop, unsettle, frolic, throw off, slip on, fall over, go headlong, go wrong, lose balance, lose footing, make a faux pas, slip up |
| trivial
| 8 |
adj |
not important |
minor, everyday, little, mean, minute, slight, small, vanishing |
| trivial
| 34 |
adj |
not important |
superficial, petty, paltry, insignificant, immaterial, inconsequential, meaningless, unimportant, commonplace, negligible, trite, incidental, irrelevant, frivolous, atomic, beside the point, diminutive, evanescent, flimsy, meager, microscopic, momentary, nonessential, nugatory, piddling, puny, scanty, skin-deep, trifling, valueless, worthless, inappreciable, inconsiderable, of no account |
| trolley
| 9 |
noun |
circle, revolution |
disk, drum, round, turn, circuit, spin, roll, ring, cycle |
| trolley
| 13 |
noun |
circle, revolution |
whirl, gyre, rotation, circulation, pulley, hoop, circumvolution, gyration, twirl, pivot, roller, ratchet, caster |
| trolley
| 5 |
noun |
trolley car |
tram, grip car, streetcar, tramcar, trolley bus |
| trolley
| 1 |
noun |
revolving tray |
dumbwaiter |
| troop
| 25 |
noun |
military |
army, team, crew, squad, gang, party, military, unit, gathering, number, drove, bunch, crowd, body, assembly, company, collection, outfit, band, host, pack, troops, soldiers, forces, men |
| troop
| 18 |
noun |
military |
delegation, contingent, armed forces, corps, flock, horde, legion, swarm, multitude, troupe, herd, throng, assemblage, servicemen, combatants, soldiery, troopers, fighting men |
| tropical
| 2 |
adj |
warm and humid |
hot, close |
| tropical
| 10 |
adj |
warm and humid |
equatorial, lush, sweltering, steamy, sultry, sticky, sweaty, torrid, tropic, stifling |
| trouble
| 20 |
noun |
annoyance, worry |
stress, anxiety, pain, mess, danger, strain, difficulty, suffering, struggle, dilemma, problem, disorder, concern, puzzle, row, spot, grief, task, bind, bother |
| trouble
| 30 |
noun |
annoyance, worry |
predicament, unrest, inconvenience, strife, disturbance, woe, discontent, distress, agitation, commotion, dissatisfaction, torment, irritation, heartache, misfortune, discord, disquiet, scrape, tribulation, tumult, hang-up, sorrow, pickle, nuisance, pest, hindrance, vexation, bad news, dire straits, hot water |
| trouble
| 16 |
noun |
something requiring great effort |
stress, strain, difficulty, struggle, worry, concern, attention, bother, work, while, labor, thought, trial, effort, care, pains |
| trouble
| 9 |
noun |
something requiring great effort |
hardship, inconvenience, exertion, pother, fuss, flurry, rigor, bustle, ado |
| trouble
| 7 |
noun |
bad health |
illness, disease, failure, disorder, complaint, upset, disability |
| trouble
| 6 |
noun |
bad health |
ailment, defect, malady, malfunction, curse, affliction |
| trouble
| 8 |
verb |
bother, worry |
disturb, upset, strain, burden, concern, stress, pain, try |
| trouble
| 39 |
verb |
bother, worry |
annoy, perplex, afflict, sadden, disconcert, perturb, irritate, agitate, irk, plague, vex, torment, pester, disoblige, distress, grieve, inconvenience, disquiet, discompose, ail, harass, spook, discommode, harry, bug, fret, flip out, put out, burn up, drive up the wall, get to, give a bad time, give a hard time, impose on, make a fuss, make a scene, make waves, psych, stir up |
| trouble
| 5 |
verb |
make an effort |
exert, be concerned with, go to the effort of, take pains, take the time |
| troublemaker
| 1 |
noun |
person who causes a problem |
heel |
| troublemaker
| 23 |
noun |
person who causes a problem |
agitator, gremlin, instigator, weasel, rabble-rouser, punk, firebrand, rascal, phony, incendiary, inciter, recreant, mischief-maker, hellion, meddler, nuisance, snake, agent provocateur, loose cannon, smart aleck, stormy petrel, bad actor, inflamer |
| trousers
| 2 |
noun |
pants |
jeans, cords |
| trousers
| 14 |
noun |
pants |
dungarees, blue jeans, slacks, knickers, corduroys, chinos, breeches, bloomers, chaps, britches, denims, pantaloons, overalls, rompers |
| truancy
| 2 |
noun |
unexcused absence |
cutting, skipping |
| truancy
| 5 |
noun |
unexcused absence |
hooky, cut, absent without leave, AWOL, truantry |
| truant
| 3 |
adj |
absent |
away, gone, missing |
| truant
| 9 |
adj |
absent |
hooky, absent without leave, astray, AWOL, no-show, cutting class, not present, playing hooky, skipping school |
| truant
| 8 |
noun |
absentee |
malingerer, delinquent, deserter, shirker, runaway, no-show, draft dodger, hooky player |
| truck
| 10 |
noun |
commerce, merchandise |
traffic, exchange, communication, trade, connection, contact, business, stock, relations, commodities |
| truck
| 9 |
noun |
commerce, merchandise |
goods, stuff, intercourse, barter, wares, dealings, communion, buying and selling, commercial goods |
| truck
| 6 |
noun |
wheeled vehicle for hauling |
wagon, van, car, pickup, dump, wheels |
| truck
| 12 |
noun |
wheeled vehicle for hauling |
crate, rig, buggy, eighteen-wheeler, jeep, freighter, lorry, carryall, semi, four-wheel drive, four by eight, four by four |
| truck
| 7 |
verb |
buy and sell |
handle, deal, exchange, negotiate, traffic, trade, retail |
| truck
| 9 |
verb |
buy and sell |
barter, wholesale, transact, bargain, swap, peddle, deal in, do business, have dealings |
| true
| 22 |
adj |
real, valid; concordant with facts |
perfect, genuine, normal, accurate, honest, appropriate, legitimate, pure, proper, natural, correct, typical, right, straight, direct, fitting, regular, exact, actual, legal, precise, very |
| true
| 25 |
adj |
real, valid; concordant with facts |
truthful, bona fide, authentic, sincere, kosher, wash, authoritative, dependable, factual, indubitable, lawful, rightful, trustworthy, undeniable, undoubted, unerring, unfeigned, unquestionable, veracious, veritable, veridical, on target, sure-enough, undesigning, unfaked |
| true
| 16 |
adj |
loyal |
devoted, dedicated, sure, honest, pure, reliable, firm, confirmed, right, constant, straight, steady, fast, square, just, strict |
| true
| 33 |
adj |
loyal |
faithful, steadfast, sincere, worthy, honorable, trusty, upright, staunch, liege, ardent, conscientious, creditable, dependable, dutiful, estimable, resolute, scrupulous, true-blue, trustworthy, unaffected, unfeigned, unswerving, up front, veracious, wholehearted, allegiant, right-minded, veridical, high-principled, no lie, on the up and up, truehearted, undistorted |
| true
| 4 |
adv |
honestly, accurately |
correctly, perfectly, precisely, properly |
| true
| 6 |
adv |
honestly, accurately |
rightly, truthfully, on target, unerringly, veraciously, veritably |
| trunk
| 6 |
noun |
body, core |
stem, log, column, block, butt, stock |
| trunk
| 5 |
noun |
body, core |
stalk, torso, bole, soma, thorax |
| trunk
| 5 |
noun |
long nose of animal |
snout, prow, snoot, proboscis, beak |
| trunk
| 3 |
noun |
container, box |
chest, bag, case |
| trunk
| 11 |
noun |
container, box |
luggage, crate, locker, suitcase, coffin, bin, baggage, coffer, portmanteau, wardrobe, foot locker |
| trust
| 8 |
noun |
belief in something as true, trustworthy |
faith, confidence, expectation, hope, conviction, credit, store, stock |
| trust
| 10 |
noun |
belief in something as true, trustworthy |
positiveness, certitude, credence, certainty, dependence, reliance, sureness, assurance, gospel truth, entrustment |
| trust
| 10 |
noun |
responsibility, custody |
account, protection, care, duty, keeping, moment, guard, liability, charge, obligation |
| trust
| 4 |
noun |
responsibility, custody |
safekeeping, ward, guardianship, trusteeship |
| trust
| 13 |
noun |
large company |
corporation, group, institution, business, chain, crowd, crew, outfit, combine, gang, ring, pool, bunch |
| trust
| 7 |
noun |
large company |
monopoly, conglomerate, syndicate, mob, cartel, megacorp, multinational organization |
| trust
| 6 |
verb |
believe, place confidence in |
assume, suppose, expect, imagine, take, hope |
| trust
| 24 |
verb |
believe, place confidence in |
count on, presume, surmise, accredit, bank on, swear by, depend on, look to, be convinced, bet bottom dollar on, bet on, build on, calculate on, confide in, gamble on, have faith in, lay money on, lean on, place confidence in, place trust in, reckon on, rely upon, take at face value, think likely |
| trust
| 12 |
verb |
give to for safekeeping |
commit, advance, command, lend, loan, grant, commission, let, transfer, aid, assign, store |
| trust
| 12 |
verb |
give to for safekeeping |
entrust, confide, confer, patronize, consign, delegate, turn over, give over, let out, make trustee, put into hands of, sign over |
| trustee
| 1 |
noun |
administrator |
agent |
| trustee
| 7 |
noun |
administrator |
custodian, executor, keeper, fiduciary, warden, guardian, executrix |
| truth
| 7 |
noun |
reality, validity |
principle, fact, accuracy, facts, score, picture, case |
| truth
| 35 |
noun |
reality, validity |
truthfulness, legitimacy, veracity, certainty, authenticity, truism, nitty-gritty, maxim, verisimilitude, factualness, actuality, axiom, rectitude, dope, precision, genuineness, perfection, factuality, gospel, verity, infallibility, exactitude, correctness, exactness, scoop, rightness, gospel truth, inside track, trueness, naked truth, factualism, honest truth, plain talk, unvarnished truth, whole story |
| truth
| 3 |
noun |
honesty, loyalty |
faith, revelation, integrity |
| truth
| 15 |
noun |
honesty, loyalty |
sincerity, authenticity, realism, constancy, candor, faithfulness, uprightness, dedication, openness, fidelity, frankness, devotion, verity, veridicality, dutifulness |
| try
| 7 |
noun |
attempt |
essay, effort, bid, slap, trial, struggle, undertaking |
| try
| 14 |
noun |
attempt |
shot, whirl, dab, fling, pop, jab, stab, crack, go, endeavor, whack, striving, best shot, all one's got |
| try
| 16 |
verb |
attempt |
attack, work, seek, struggle, essay, contend, risk, contest, propose, undertake, labor, aim, compete, venture, tackle, speculate |
| try
| 26 |
verb |
attempt |
wrangle, aspire, endeavor, strive, bear down, go for, chip away at, drive for, exert oneself, go after, go all out, have a crack, have a go, have a shot, have a stab, have a whack, knock oneself out, lift a finger, make a bid, make a pass at, make an attempt, make an effort, put oneself out, shoot for, vie for, do one's best |
| try
| 9 |
verb |
experiment, test |
investigate, prove, taste, evaluate, sample, examine, judge, weigh, check |
| try
| 8 |
verb |
experiment, test |
assay, inspect, scrutinize, appraise, check out, put to the proof, put to the test, try out |
| try
| 8 |
verb |
bother, afflict |
tax, strain, tire, pain, trouble, stress, upset, rack |
| try
| 16 |
verb |
bother, afflict |
crucify, distress, agonize, torment, irritate, martyr, vex, irk, torture, inconvenience, weary, plague, wring, annoy, excruciate, harass |
| try
| 4 |
verb |
bring before a judge |
hear, decide, examine, judge |
| try
| 6 |
verb |
bring before a judge |
referee, adjudicate, arbitrate, adjudge, give a hearing, sit in judgment |
| tube
| 3 |
noun |
hose |
pipe, tunnel, straw |
| tube
| 8 |
noun |
hose |
duct, cylinder, conduit, chute, subway, pipeline, pipette, cannula |
| tumble
| 17 |
verb |
fall or make fall awkwardly |
plunge, drop, stumble, spill, descend, slip, dip, disturb, level, toss, upset, trip, down, pitch, floor, disorder, roll |
| tumble
| 28 |
verb |
fall or make fall awkwardly |
flop, topple, go down, sag, slump, plummet, skid, unsettle, disarray, keel, flatten, jumble, disarrange, bring down, keel over, mess up, nose-dive, bowl down, do a pratfall, fall headlong, go belly up, hit the dirt, knock down, knock over, lose footing, lose it, take a header, tip over |
| tumor
| 2 |
noun |
abnormal growth in animate being |
Cancer, swelling |
| tumor
| 7 |
noun |
abnormal growth in animate being |
cyst, lump, bump, carcinoma, sarcoma, tumefaction, neoplasm |
| tune
| 11 |
noun |
melody, harmony |
concert, theme, harmony, piece, composition, song, number, air, strain, lay, measure |
| tune
| 11 |
noun |
melody, harmony |
chorus, ditty, jingle, consonance, motif, descant, aria, carol, warble, diapason, melodia |
| tune
| 4 |
noun |
agreement |
concert, harmony, sympathy, pitch |
| tune
| 8 |
noun |
agreement |
chorus, unison, accord, consonance, concord, euphony, concordance, chime |
| tunnel
| 7 |
noun |
covered passageway |
mine, hole, pit, channel, tube, drift, passage |
| tunnel
| 9 |
noun |
covered passageway |
shaft, subway, adit, crosscut, burrow, underpass, crawl space, crawlway, hole in the wall |
| tunnel
| 2 |
verb |
dig a passage through |
undermine, mine |
| tunnel
| 5 |
verb |
dig a passage through |
burrow, penetrate, sap, excavate, scoop out |
| turkey
| 5 |
noun |
fool |
simple, victim, innocent, ass, silly |
| turkey
| 46 |
noun |
fool |
clod, dunce, stooge, blockhead, lightweight, bore, sap, nerd, dolt, bonehead, oaf, cretin, idiot, nitwit, twit, moron, boob, jackass, illiterate, buffoon, jerk, sucker, dope, ninny, schlemiel, numskull, nincompoop, loon, imbecile, clown, tomfool, ignoramus, simpleton, dimwit, easy mark, fair game, mooncalf, softhead, goose, birdbrain, dunderhead, fathead, twerp, dumb ox, halfwit, lamebrain |
| turn
| 31 |
noun |
revolution, curving |
direction, angle, trend, shift, curve, departure, twist, wind, swing, corner, spin, round, change, winding, bias, bend, tendency, branch, circle, wheel, drift, cycle, reverse, hook, roll, bow, fork, circuit, heading, turning, twisting |
| turn
| 23 |
noun |
revolution, curving |
spiral, reversal, deviation, about-face, gyration, pivot, whirl, yaw, circumvolution, turnabout, quirk, reversion, detour, tack, rotation, gyre, circulation, flection, flexure, pirouette, retroversion, changeabout, right-about |
| turn
| 8 |
noun |
sudden change |
twist, shift, departure, fork, double, variation, bend, branch |
| turn
| 13 |
noun |
sudden change |
deviation, digression, divarication, yaw, detour, tack, warp, modification, alteration, distortion, crotch, mutation, deflection |
| turn
| 17 |
noun |
chance, opportunity |
shift, time, act, action, bit, round, gesture, try, move, service, spell, period, trick, favor, tour, routine, accomplishment |
| turn
| 10 |
noun |
chance, opportunity |
shot, fling, succession, crack, stint, go, bout, deed, say, go around |
| turn
| 6 |
noun |
walk, outing |
spin, ride, constitutional, drive, circuit, airing |
| turn
| 6 |
noun |
walk, outing |
ramble, excursion, promenade, jaunt, saunter, stroll |
| turn
| 8 |
noun |
aptitude, knack |
head, talent, bent, gift, genius, faculty, bias, leaning |
| turn
| 8 |
noun |
aptitude, knack |
bump, aptness, predisposition, affinity, propensity, disposition, flair, inclination |
| turn
| 7 |
noun |
scare |
surprise, blow, spell, fit, shock, start, attack |
| turn
| 3 |
noun |
scare |
fright, jolt, seizure |
| turn
| 17 |
verb |
revolve, curve |
twist, cut, spin, swing, pass, bend, corner, ground, circle, roll, wheel, negotiate, weave, orbit, wind, round, loop |
| turn
| 27 |
verb |
revolve, curve |
arc, pivot, whirl, yaw, vibrate, eddy, oscillate, sway, circulate, swivel, gyre, rotate, incline, gyrate, twirl, pirouette, circumduct, come around, go around, go round, hang a left, hang a right, make a left, make a right, move in a circle, pass around, take a bend |
| turn
| 20 |
verb |
reverse; change course |
convert, return, shift, move, transform, twist, switch, swing, change, depart, curve, vary, direct, whip, sheer, upset, wheel, alter, aim, loop |
| turn
| 37 |
verb |
reverse; change course |
swerve, sidetrack, pivot, whirl, inverse, relapse, subvert, retrace, invert, alternate, diverge, about-face, swirl, sway, deviate, detour, zigzag, tack, recoil, detract, capsize, incline, veer, revert, backslide, digress, regress, call off, double back, go back, redirect, shunt, volte-face, change position, face about, rechannel, shy away |
| turn
| 17 |
verb |
adapt, fit |
convert, run, form, get, transform, go, put, become, translate, come, change, fashion, render, modify, shape, alter, vary |
| turn
| 14 |
verb |
adapt, fit |
transmute, mutate, transpose, metamorphose, remodel, wax, transfigure, divert, mold, remake, refashion, change into, grow into, pass into |
| turn
| 17 |
verb |
become sour or tainted |
decay, curdle, taint, crumble, putrefy, sour, spoil, disintegrate, ferment, molder, rot, dull, decompose, acidify, become rancid, break down, go bad |
| turn
| 20 |
verb |
use; resort to |
go, give, run, throw, look, repair, lend, tend, devote, prefer, direct, utilize, employ, favor, bend, undertake, address, apply, appeal, approach |
| turn
| 6 |
verb |
use; resort to |
incline, recur, be predisposed to, have recourse, turn one's energies to, turn one's hand to |
| turn
| 2 |
verb |
sicken |
upset, disorder |
| turn
| 10 |
verb |
sicken |
discompose, unsettle, revolt, undo, nauseate, unbalance, disgust, derange, unhinge, make one sick |
| turn
| 4 |
verb |
change one's mind; defect |
influence, rat, persuade, desert |
| turn
| 13 |
verb |
change one's mind; defect |
renounce, repudiate, tergiversate, prejudice, renege, retract, apostatize, go over, bring round, change sides, prevail upon, talk into, tergiverse |
| turn
| 2 |
verb |
twist a body part |
hurt, strain |
| turn
| 5 |
verb |
twist a body part |
bruise, crick, wrench, dislocate, sprain |
| turnon
| 9 |
adj |
seductive; inducing sex |
erotic, amative, amatory, amorous, turn-on, popper, Spanish fly, love drug, wampole |
| turnon
| 10 |
adj |
amazing, wonderful |
fantastic, spectacular, incredible, terrific, remarkable, best, striking, super, greatest, tops |
| turnon
| 35 |
adj |
amazing, wonderful |
astonishing, outrageous, phenomenal, awesome, astounding, unbelievable, superb, marvelous, breathtaking, aces, cool, extravagant, fictitious, first-class, groovy, immense, inconceivable, legendary, mind-blowing, peachy, prodigious, stupendous, unreal, wicked, 10, A-1, A-OK, doozie, fab, out-of-sight, out-of-this-world, primo, rad, top drawer, turn-on |
| turnon
| 8 |
noun |
delight, happiness |
joy, comfort, satisfaction, seasoning, entertainment, ease, game, kicks |
| turnon
| 32 |
noun |
delight, happiness |
thrill, enjoyment, gratification, contentment, luxury, hobby, amusement, bliss, indulgence, gladness, revelry, velvet, solace, flash, fruition, delectation, titillation, kick, zest, diversion, felicity, relish, spice, recreation, self-indulgence, gusto, buzz, joie de vivre, joyride, turn-on, gluttony, primrose path |
| turnon
| 7 |
noun |
incitement, stimulus |
urge, motivation, needle, incentive, trigger, impulse, motive |
| turnon
| 12 |
noun |
incitement, stimulus |
prick, impetus, goad, inducement, catalyst, incitation, stimulant, turn-on, actuation, activation, goose, excitant |
| turnon
| 10 |
noun |
provocation |
motivation, incentive, urging, motive, charge, boost, impulse, invitation, push, cause |
| turnon
| 22 |
noun |
provocation |
impetus, stimulant, stimulation, catalyst, encouragement, fillip, instigation, incitement, incitation, spur, flash, bang, sting, goad, inducement, kick, fireworks, turn-on, propellant, eye-opener, piquing, shot in the arm |
| turnon
| 9 |
noun |
sudden excitement |
fun, pleasure, inspiration, adventure, upper, sensation, blast, response, kicks |
| turnon
| 15 |
noun |
sudden excitement |
wallop, flash, twitter, lift, circus, bang, refreshment, stimulation, charge, tingle, titillation, flush, turn-on, fireworks, good feeling |
| turnon
| 1 |
noun |
lure |
invitation |
| turnon
| 7 |
noun |
lure |
bait, temptation, come-on, seduction, enticement, inducement, turn-on |
| turnon
| 10 |
noun |
stimulus |
motivation, motive, incentive, charge, trigger, boost, impulse, cause, invitation, urging |
| turnon
| 23 |
noun |
stimulus |
provocation, encouragement, fillip, impetus, flash, goad, stimulation, stimulant, inducement, bang, sting, spur, incitement, instigation, kick, push, catalyst, turn-on, fireworks, propellant, eye-opener, piquing, shot in the arm |
| turnon
| 9 |
noun |
stimulus |
boost, cause, charge, impulse, incentive, invitation, motivation, motive, urging |
| turnon
| 24 |
noun |
stimulus |
bang, catalyst, encouragement, fillip, flash, goad, impetus, incitation, incitement, inducement, instigation, kick, prod, push, spur, stimulant, stimulation, sting, eye-opener, fireworks, piquing, propellant, shot in the arm, turn-on |
| twin
| 10 |
adj |
duplicate, similar |
like, joint, double, accompanying, same, paired, second, identical, coupled, copied |
| twin
| 12 |
adj |
duplicate, similar |
dual, binary, corresponding, parallel, matching, matched, twofold, selfsame, duplicating, geminate, bifold, very same |
| twin
| 6 |
noun |
something exactly like another |
double, companion, counterpart, mate, coordinate, match |
| twin
| 11 |
noun |
something exactly like another |
likeness, reciprocal, clone, look-alike, corollary, duplicate, ringer, Doppelganger, identical twin, Siamese twin, fraternal twin |
| twist
| 6 |
noun |
curl, spin |
curve, bend, roll, pull, turn, wind |
| twist
| 21 |
noun |
curl, spin |
flourish, convolution, zigzag, arc, braid, twine, spiral, swivel, jerk, undulation, ply, warp, coil, plug, wrench, meander, yank, torsion, helix, curlicue, hank |
| twist
| 10 |
noun |
sudden development; oddity |
surprise, revelation, variation, mess, bent, confusion, trait, turn, characteristic, change |
| twist
| 16 |
noun |
sudden development; oddity |
slant, quirk, idiosyncrasy, aberration, crotchet, kink, foible, peculiarity, snarl, entanglement, knot, eccentricity, mix-up, tangle, proclivity, screw-up |
| twist
| 5 |
verb |
curl, spin |
screw, wrap, weave, turn, wind |
| twist
| 23 |
verb |
curl, spin |
swivel, spiral, contort, wriggle, wiggle, wrench, twirl, coil, sprain, encircle, twine, squirm, zigzag, writhe, warp, intertwine, entwine, wring, wreathe, rick, corkscrew, turn around, wrap around |
| twist
| 3 |
verb |
misrepresent |
color, alter, change |
| twist
| 9 |
verb |
misrepresent |
distort, contort, pervert, misstate, warp, belie, falsify, garble, misquote |
| tycoon
| 6 |
noun |
person who has a lot of money, power |
entrepreneur, executive, boss, investor, director, administrator |
| tycoon
| 10 |
noun |
person who has a lot of money, power |
magnate, financier, mogul, capitalist, industrialist, big shot, fat cat, business person, captain of industry, wealthy person |
| type
| 22 |
noun |
class, kind |
sort, category, group, description, form, nature, brand, variety, character, number, standard, sample, strain, lot, cut, order, cast, way, genre, feather, species, likes |
| type
| 10 |
noun |
class, kind |
breed, subdivision, blazon, classification, stamp, specimen, ilk, persuasion, mold, rubric |
| type
| 6 |
noun |
example, model |
sample, pattern, standard, essence, representative, original |
| type
| 8 |
noun |
example, model |
paradigm, personification, specimen, quintessence, exemplar, epitome, prototype, archetype |
| type
| 7 |
noun |
printed characters |
case, figure, face, symbol, sign, printing, print |
| type
| 3 |
noun |
printed characters |
emblem, font, point size |
| type
| 4 |
verb |
classify |
sort, stereotype, class, arrange |
| type
| 9 |
verb |
classify |
standardize, pigeonhole, tab, categorize, peg, put away, typecast, button down, put down as |
| type
| 3 |
verb |
hit keys on machine to print document |
write, copy, touch |
| type
| 7 |
verb |
hit keys on machine to print document |
transcribe, touch-type, typewrite, dash off, enter data, hunt-and-peck, teletype |
| typical
| 20 |
adj |
usual, conventional |
classic, normal, symbolic, regular, common, natural, ordinary, average, characteristic, classical, essential, everyday, expected, general, ideal, model, representative, standard, stock, patterned |
| typical
| 22 |
adj |
usual, conventional |
commonplace, exemplary, emblematic, quintessential, archetypal, habitual, illustrative, indicative, old hat, orthodox, prevalent, standardized, suggestive, unexceptional, archetypical, paradigmatic, prototypal, prototypical, typic, in character, in keeping, matter-of-course |
| ugliness
| 9 |
noun |
unattractiveness |
disfigurement, hideousness, unseemliness, plainness, unsightliness, monstrousness, repulsiveness, homeliness, offensiveness |
| ugliness
| 7 |
noun |
nefariousness |
unpleasantness, wickedness, foulness, monstrousness, frightfulness, horridness, odiousness |
| ugly
| 4 |
adj |
unattractive |
awful, animal, gross, plain |
| ugly
| 29 |
adj |
unattractive |
horrid, grotesque, unseemly, unsightly, grisly, hideous, appalling, beastly, deformed, foul, frightful, homely, ill-favored, loathsome, misshapen, monstrous, repelling, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, uninviting, uncomely, unlovely, bad-looking, disfigured, hard-featured, not much to look at, unbeautiful, unprepossessing |
| ugly
| 9 |
adj |
unpleasant, disagreeable |
terrible, dirty, nasty, shocking, base, low, mean, offensive, sorry |
| ugly
| 31 |
adj |
unpleasant, disagreeable |
distasteful, horrid, vile, disgusting, sordid, messy, hideous, despicable, filthy, foul, frightful, ignoble, monstrous, nauseous, noisome, objectionable, odious, pesky, repellent, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, scandalous, servile, sickening, troublesome, vexatious, wicked, wretched, troublous, low-down |
| ugly
| 12 |
adj |
dangerous, threatening |
evil, dark, violent, serious, nasty, rough, angry, black, fell, forbidding, grave, major |
| ugly
| 27 |
adj |
dangerous, threatening |
sinister, vicious, gloomy, ominous, bellicose, cantankerous, crabby, disagreeable, dour, formidable, glum, grievous, malevolent, menacing, morose, obnoxious, pugnacious, quarrelsome, saturnine, spiteful, sullen, surly, treacherous, truculent, wicked, crabbed, scowling |
| ulcer
| 1 |
noun |
inflammatory condition |
boil |
| ulcer
| 7 |
noun |
inflammatory condition |
abscess, lesion, sore, fester, canker, pustule, ulceration |
| ulcer
| 1 |
noun |
an internal or external sore |
boil |
| ulcer
| 6 |
noun |
an internal or external sore |
abscess, lesion, carbuncle, canker, pustule, peptic ulcer |
| ultimate
| 10 |
adj |
last, final |
end, latter, closing, extreme, latest, farthest, furthest, concluding, capping, most distant |
| ultimate
| 11 |
adj |
last, final |
eventual, terminal, conclusive, decisive, far out, hindmost, farthermost, furthermost, lattermost, chips down, final curtain |
| ultimate
| 6 |
adj |
best, greatest |
maximum, extreme, highest, most, significant, towering |
| ultimate
| 15 |
adj |
best, greatest |
transcendent, utmost, preeminent, superlative, incomparable, paramount, supreme, topmost, unsurpassable, max, maxi, surpassing, the most, unequalable, unmatchable |
| ultimate
| 4 |
adj |
fundamental |
basic, absolute, primary, radical |
| ultimate
| 6 |
adj |
fundamental |
empyrean, categorical, elemental, sublime, transcendental, empyreal |
| umbrella
| 5 |
noun |
protective gadget |
shade, shelter, screen, guard, protect |
| umbrella
| 3 |
noun |
protective gadget |
parasol, brolly, sunshade |
| umbrella
| 6 |
noun |
parasol |
canopy, sunshade, brolly, gamp, bumbershoot, parapluie |
| unafraid
| 7 |
adj |
fearless |
assured, bold, brave, confident, daring, game, sure |
| unafraid
| 21 |
adj |
fearless |
brassy, cheeky, cocky, courageous, dashing, dauntless, gallant, gritty, gutsy, heroic, nervy, plucky, spunky, undaunted, unshakable, valiant, ballsy, having nerves of steel, unfearing, unfrightened, unscared |
| unanimous
| 14 |
adj |
in agreement; uncontested |
solid, universal, united, consistent, accepted, agreeing, collective, combined, common, popular, public, shared, single, agreed |
| unanimous
| 20 |
adj |
in agreement; uncontested |
unified, accordant, communal, concerted, concurrent, consonant, harmonious, homogeneous, like-minded, undisputed, undivided, as one, assenting, concordant, consensual, consentient, in complete accord, of one mind, unquestioned, with one voice |
| unaware
| 2 |
adj |
ignorant |
blind, mooning |
| unaware
| 33 |
adj |
ignorant |
uninformed, heedless, unfamiliar, unconcerned, negligent, oblivious, incognizant, careless, daydreaming, forgetful, inattentive, insensible, out cold, unacquainted, unconscious, unenlightened, unknowing, unmindful, unsuspecting, unwitting, doped, nescient, uninstructed, deaf, caught napping, deaf to, in a daze, inconversant, not all there, not cognizant, out of it, out to lunch, spacey |
| uncertainty
| 10 |
noun |
doubt, changeableness |
anxiety, confusion, suspicion, trouble, worry, concern, dilemma, puzzle, wonder, reserve |
| uncertainty
| 32 |
noun |
doubt, changeableness |
ambivalence, mistrust, distrust, uneasiness, ambiguity, skepticism, oscillation, qualm, mystification, conjecture, dubiety, perplexity, query, hesitation, disquiet, puzzlement, indecision, misgiving, incertitude, doubtfulness, irresolution, vagueness, hesitancy, scruple, bewilderment, quandary, guesswork, contingency, unpredictability, inconclusiveness, lack of confidence, questionableness |
| uncle
| 11 |
noun |
male human |
father, brother, son, guy, fellow, husband, sir, gentleman, grandfather, spouse, boyfriend |
| uncle
| 6 |
noun |
male human |
beau, papa, swain, he, Mr., nephew |
| uncle
| 9 |
noun |
member of a family |
father, sibling, mother, cousin, folk, connection, blood, folks, relation |
| uncle
| 18 |
noun |
member of a family |
agnate, cognate, niece, aunt, grandparents, sister-in-law, stepbrother, mother-in-law, kinsperson, sib, stepparent, brother-in-law, nephew, in-laws, stepsister, father-in-law, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| uncle
| 9 |
noun |
relative |
sibling, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection, relation |
| uncle
| 20 |
noun |
relative |
agnate, cognate, kinswoman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, stepparent, nephew, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, aunt, stepbrother, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| uncle
| 9 |
noun |
relative |
sibling, relation, folk, father, folks, mother, blood, cousin, connection |
| uncle
| 20 |
noun |
relative |
agnate, cognate, kinsman, kin, sister-in-law, kinsperson, nephew, father-in-law, sib, niece, grandparents, brother-in-law, in-laws, stepsister, mother-in-law, aunt, stepbrother, stepparent, clansperson, great-grandparents |
| unclean
| 8 |
adj |
dirty |
black, common, evil, nasty, rank, spotted, stable, soiled |
| unclean
| 39 |
adj |
dirty |
impure, bedraggled, corrupt, decayed, defiled, dusty, fetid, filthy, foul, grimy, messy, muddy, putrid, rancid, rotten, sloppy, slovenly, sooty, sordid, squalid, stale, stinking, tainted, unhealthful, vile, befouled, besmirched, blurred, contaminated, desecrated, feculent, polluted, profaned, putrescent, smeared, smudged, stained, sullied, tarnished |
| uncomfortable
| 4 |
adj |
painful, rough |
harsh, hard, bitter, difficult |
| uncomfortable
| 19 |
adj |
painful, rough |
distressing, troublesome, awkward, annoying, agonizing, cramped, disagreeable, dolorous, excruciating, galling, grievous, irritating, thorny, vexatious, wearisome, afflictive, incommodious, ill-fitting, torturing |
| uncomfortable
| 17 |
adj |
distressed, upset |
harsh, tired, nervous, angry, confused, embarrassed, fatigued, disturbed, exhausted, hurt, pained, stiff, strained, suffering, troubled, worn, smarting |
| uncomfortable
| 22 |
adj |
distressed, upset |
awkward, weary, uneasy, self-conscious, miserable, annoyed, restless, cheerless, ill at ease, sore, wretched, aching, comfortless, anguished, chafed, discomfited, discomposed, disquieted, galled, in pain, vexed, wracked |
| underline
| 5 |
verb |
emphasize; mark |
stress, indicate, highlight, feature, rule |
| underline
| 13 |
verb |
emphasize; mark |
accentuate, underscore, caption, bracket, italicize, check off, play up, point up, call attention to, draw attention to, give emphasis, interlineate, point to |
| undermine
| 9 |
verb |
weaken |
frustrate, ruin, hurt, threaten, tunnel, dig, mine, wear, soften |
| undermine
| 26 |
verb |
weaken |
undercut, erode, wreck, subvert, blunt, cripple, impair, thwart, sap, sabotage, foil, debilitate, attenuate, corrode, enfeeble, disable, excavate, torpedo, sandbag, dig out, eat away, hollow out, knock the bottom out of, poke full of holes, whittle away, clip one's wings |
| understand
| 22 |
verb |
appreciate, comprehend |
read, recognize, explain, sense, tolerate, perceive, accept, see, master, know, learn, grasp, follow, realize, interpret, seize, conceive, register, note, catch, distinguish, possess |
| understand
| 26 |
verb |
appreciate, comprehend |
find out, get, fathom, discern, apprehend, sympathize, deduce, savvy, penetrate, infer, identify with, ken, make out, take in, figure out, be aware, be conscious of, be with it, catch on, get the hang of, get the idea, get the picture, get the point, have knowledge of, make sense of, take meaning |
| understand
| 14 |
verb |
think, believe |
guess, consider, assume, accept, hear, learn, conclude, conceive, gather, concede, suppose, expect, imagine, suspect |
| understand
| 12 |
verb |
think, believe |
conjecture, reckon, deduce, fancy, presume, infer, surmise, count on, take it, be informed, feel for, take for granted |
| understanding
| 5 |
adj |
accepting, tolerant |
generous, forgiving, sensitive, kind, patient |
| understanding
| 9 |
adj |
accepting, tolerant |
sympathetic, kindly, compassionate, perceptive, considerate, empathetic, forbearing, discerning, responsive |
| understanding
| 13 |
noun |
comprehension, appreciation |
insight, perception, knowledge, intelligence, sense, awareness, grasp, judgment, recognition, grip, discrimination, knowing, reason |
| understanding
| 20 |
noun |
comprehension, appreciation |
realization, intuition, sharpness, wit, intellect, acumen, ken, assimilation, decipherment, penetration, perspicacity, apprehension, discernment, mastery, savvy, perceptiveness, percipience, apperception, perceptivity, prehension |
| understanding
| 17 |
noun |
belief |
impression, perception, interpretation, knowledge, idea, sympathy, meaning, sense, opinion, conclusion, judgment, view, conception, significance, import, message, notion |
| understanding
| 8 |
noun |
belief |
viewpoint, purport, inkling, signification, estimation, acceptation, significancy, intendment |
| understanding
| 2 |
noun |
informal agreement |
harmony, deal |
| understanding
| 6 |
noun |
informal agreement |
pact, accord, concord, handshake, common view, meeting of minds |
| undertake
| 18 |
verb |
attempt, engage in |
shoulder, begin, launch, offer, try, initiate, tackle, guarantee, stake, devote, move, promise, contract, venture, hazard, commit, agree, volunteer |
| undertake
| 27 |
verb |
attempt, engage in |
commence, covenant, pledge, bargain, stipulate, embark, endeavor, answer for, enter upon, go about, go for, go into, pitch in, take on, address oneself, commit oneself, fall into, go in for, have a hand in, have a try, make a run at, set about, set in motion, set out, take the plunge, take upon oneself, try out |
| underwear
| 1 |
noun |
clothing worn under outerwear |
briefs |
| underwear
| 25 |
noun |
clothing worn under outerwear |
corset, lingerie, drawers, panties, boxer shorts, shorts, undergarment, underpants, undershirt, bikini, bra, jockeys, underclothing, underclothes, G-string, undies, boxers, skivvies, BVDs, loincloth, long johns, intimate things, jockey shorts, smallclothes, underthings |
| undress
| 4 |
verb |
take off clothes |
shed, peel, shock, strip |
| undress
| 15 |
verb |
take off clothes |
unmask, disrobe, disarray, dismantle, denude, doff, husk, unclothe, get off, uncloak, divest oneself, get out of, slip off, slip out of, unattire |
| uneasy
| 12 |
adj |
awkward, uncomfortable |
suspicious, strained, nervous, anxious, afraid, troubled, alarmed, bothered, disturbed, shaken, upset, worried |
| uneasy
| 38 |
adj |
awkward, uncomfortable |
impatient, restless, fearful, insecure, shaky, apprehensive, precarious, edgy, tense, agitated, unsettled, jittery, unstable, irritable, fidgety, fretful, ill at ease, irascible, jumpy, on edge, peevish, perplexed, perturbed, restive, wrung, constrained, unquiet, anguished, all nerves, discomposed, dismayed, disquieted, harassed, in turmoil, on the qui vive, palpitant, tormented, vexed |
| unemployed
| 4 |
adj |
without a job |
down, free, fired, resting |
| unemployed
| 25 |
adj |
without a job |
idle, inactive, jobless, loafing, disengaged, out of work, unoccupied, unused, underemployed, at liberty, between jobs, closed down, laid off, leisured, on layoff, on the bench, on the dole, on the shelf, out of a job, out of action, unapplied, unengaged, unexercised, without gainful employment, workless |
| unemployment
| 9 |
noun |
economic decline |
drop, crisis, bankruptcy, panic, crash, failure, inflation, recession, slide |
| unemployment
| 19 |
noun |
economic decline |
sag, dislocation, bust, downturn, stagnation, slump, inactivity, slowness, stagflation, overproduction, deflation, retrenchment, paralysis, bear market, bad times, big trouble, bottom out, hard times, rainy days |
| unemployment
| 35 |
noun |
laziness, inaction |
sluggishness, torpidity, lethargy, slouch, truancy, dormancy, slothfulness, loafing, torpor, sloth, leisure, inertia, trifling, inactivity, stupor, shiftlessness, slowness, indolence, laze, dawdling, hibernation, droning, dilly-dallying, goof-off time, joblessness, lazing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time, pottering, time to burn, time to kill, time-wasting, vegetating, time on one's hands |
| unemployment
| 4 |
noun |
dismissal from job or responsibility |
cutback, discharge, respite, early retirement |
| unemployment
| 15 |
noun |
free time and its activities |
convenience, pause, freedom, ease, vacation, liberty, quiet, retirement, chance, time, range, rest, holiday, opportunity, scope |
| unemployment
| 15 |
noun |
free time and its activities |
recreation, relaxation, intermission, recess, repose, sabbatical, respite, leave of absence, time off, idle hours, requiescence, spare moments, spare time, vacant hour, one's own sweet time |
| unemployment
| 6 |
noun |
reversal of action; reduction of business activity |
decline, collapse, slide, inflation, bankruptcy, depression |
| unemployment
| 11 |
noun |
reversal of action; reduction of business activity |
stagnation, slump, downturn, bust, shakeout, deflation, hard times, bad times, big trouble, bottom-out, rainy days |
| unemployment
| 38 |
noun |
inaction |
sluggishness, stagnation, lethargy, torpor, dormancy, torpidity, slothfulness, slouch, idleness, sloth, leisure, loafing, shiftlessness, stupor, slowness, truancy, indolence, inertness, inertia, trifling, inoperativeness, laze, dawdling, droning, hibernation, dilly-dallying, goof-off time, joblessness, lazing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time, pottering, time to burn, time to kill, time-wasting, vegetating, time on one's hands |
| unemployment
| 38 |
noun |
inaction |
sluggishness, torpidity, lethargy, slouch, truancy, dormancy, slothfulness, idleness, loafing, torpor, stagnation, sloth, leisure, inertia, trifling, inactivity, stupor, shiftlessness, slowness, indolence, inoperativeness, laze, dawdling, hibernation, droning, dilly-dallying, goof-off time, joblessness, lazing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time, pottering, time to burn, time to kill, time-wasting, vegetating, time on one's hands |
| unemployment
| 38 |
noun |
inaction |
dormancy, idleness, inactivity, indolence, inertia, inertness, laze, leisure, lethargy, loafing, shiftlessness, sloth, slothfulness, slouch, slowness, sluggishness, stagnation, stupor, torpidity, torpor, trifling, truancy, dawdling, dilly-dallying, droning, goof-off time, hibernation, joblessness, lazing, loitering, otiosity, own sweet time, pottering, time to burn, time to kill, time-wasting, vegetating, time on one's hands |
| unexpected
| 4 |
adj |
surprising |
wonderful, amazing, sudden, chance |
| unexpected
| 25 |
adj |
surprising |
startling, accidental, unforeseen, astonishing, unpredictable, stunning, abrupt, fortuitous, swift, impetuous, impulsive, instantaneous, out of the blue, payback, prodigious, staggering, unheralded, unanticipated, electrifying, eye-opening, from left field, not bargained for, not in the cards, unlooked-for, unpredicted |
| unfair
| 11 |
adj |
prejudiced, wrongful |
biased, illegal, wrong, cruel, bad, base, cheating, criminal, low, mean, partial |
| unfair
| 37 |
adj |
prejudiced, wrongful |
unwarranted, dishonest, partisan, discriminatory, unlawful, unreasonable, one-sided, improper, arbitrary, shameful, inequitable, unjust, unjustifiable, immoral, unethical, inexcusable, bigoted, blameworthy, crooked, culpable, dishonorable, foul, grievous, iniquitous, injurious, petty, shameless, uncalled-for, undue, unprincipled, unscrupulous, vicious, vile, wicked, discreditable, unrightful, unsporting |
| unfortunate
| 10 |
adj |
unlucky, bad |
damaging, poor, desperate, broken, burdened, pained, ruined, stricken, troubled, unhappy |
| unfortunate
| 33 |
adj |
unlucky, bad |
inappropriate, untoward, regrettable, lamentable, adverse, disastrous, deplorable, doomed, afflicted, calamitous, cursed, destitute, forsaken, hapless, hopeless, ill-fated, inopportune, luckless, ruinous, star-crossed, unbecoming, unfavorable, unpropitious, unsuccessful, unsuitable, wretched, infelicitous, ill-starred, in a bad way, jinxed, out of luck, shattered, unprosperous |
| unhappy
| 8 |
adj |
sad |
depressed, sorry, troubled, destroyed, low, dragged, hurting, ripped |
| unhappy
| 34 |
adj |
sad |
miserable, despondent, bleak, blue, cheerless, crestfallen, dejected, disconsolate, dismal, dispirited, down, down in the mouth, downbeat, downcast, dreary, gloomy, grim, melancholy, mournful, oppressive, put away, sorrowful, heavy-hearted, teary, bleeding, bummed out, down and out, in a blue funk, in pain, in the dumps, let-down, long-faced, mirthless, saddened |
| unhappy
| 1 |
adj |
unfortunate, unlucky |
troubled |
| unhappy
| 9 |
adj |
unfortunate, unlucky |
afflicted, cursed, hapless, ill-fated, luckless, untoward, wretched, ill-starred, misfortunate |
| uniform
| 13 |
adj |
consistent |
reliable, even, ordered, level, smooth, straight, steady, regular, normal, stable, constant, fixed, true |
| uniform
| 32 |
adj |
consistent |
homogeneous, inflexible, orderly, rigid, systematic, invariable, ossified, fated, plumb, unvarying, static, consonant, compatible, equable, fateful, habitual, immutable, incorrigible, methodical, monolithic, symmetrical, unalterable, unbroken, unchanging, well-balanced, irreversible, of a piece, undeviating, undiversified, unfluctuating, unmodifiable, well-proportioned |
| uniform
| 10 |
adj |
alike |
identical, correspondent, like, double, equal, same, comparable, consistent, similar, mated |
| uniform
| 12 |
adj |
alike |
agnate, treadmill, consonant, parallel, ditto, akin, analogous, monotonous, selfsame, undifferentiated, same difference, unvaried |
| uniform
| 4 |
noun |
coordinated outfit |
costume, suit, dress, habit |
| uniform
| 12 |
noun |
coordinated outfit |
gown, regalia, attire, garb, robe, khaki, regimentals, stripes, OD, livery, monkey suit, olive drab |
| union
| 12 |
noun |
merger, joining |
unity, harmony, meeting, mixture, combination, agreement, joint, compound, coupling, correlation, blend, uniting |
| union
| 33 |
noun |
merger, joining |
unison, commixture, conciliation, concord, tie-in, concurrence, accord, juncture, seam, amalgamation, intercourse, unanimity, synthesis, tie-up, junction, consolidation, confluence, congregation, unification, conjunction, hookup, fusion, concatenation, incorporation, centralization, abutment, agglutination, amalgam, symbiosis, merging, coadunation, coming together, melding |
| union
| 9 |
noun |
group with shared interest, cause |
club, league, society, local, association, alliance, coalition, order, employees |
| union
| 11 |
noun |
group with shared interest, cause |
guild, federation, labor union, trade union, congress, syndicate, sodality, confederation, brotherhood, sisterhood, confederacy |
| unique
| 10 |
adj |
alone, singular |
exclusive, different, rare, particular, individual, one, only, separate, single, onliest |
| unique
| 7 |
adj |
alone, singular |
uncommon, lone, solitary, solo, one and only, sui generis, unexampled |
| unique
| 9 |
adj |
one-of-a-kind; without equal |
rare, extraordinary, strange, unprecedented, special, best, most, novel, only |
| unique
| 23 |
adj |
one-of-a-kind; without equal |
exceptional, singular, uncommon, unparalleled, weird, anomalous, far-out, incomparable, inimitable, matchless, nonpareil, peerless, unequaled, unimaginable, unmatched, unreal, unrivaled, utmost, standout, primo, something else, unexampled, unparagoned |
| unit
| 13 |
noun |
whole |
crew, group, system, entity, assembly, crowd, outfit, one, gang, ring, total, section, bunch |
| unit
| 6 |
noun |
whole |
complement, entirety, detachment, totality, mob, assemblage |
| unit
| 21 |
noun |
part |
member, component, arm, layer, square, feature, section, detail, fraction, factor, ingredient, joint, link, segment, portion, element, item, length, piece, wing, block |
| unit
| 5 |
noun |
part |
digit, detachment, constituent, module, integer |
| unity
| 11 |
noun |
wholeness |
peace, agreement, consensus, harmony, identity, integrity, alliance, consent, union, combination, entity |
| unity
| 28 |
noun |
wholeness |
unanimity, unification, solidarity, unison, individuality, concord, concurrence, integral, homogeneity, sameness, consonance, uniformity, rapport, interconnection, totality, synthesis, accord, federation, singularity, singleness, oneness, confederation, integrality, homogeneousness, coadunation, indivisibility, soleness, undividedness |
| universal
| 14 |
adj |
worldwide, entire |
broad, global, common, comprehensive, extensive, general, regular, sweeping, total, whole, accepted, all, usual, widespread |
| universal
| 25 |
adj |
worldwide, entire |
ubiquitous, prevalent, unlimited, catholic, cosmopolitan, generic, empyrean, all-inclusive, astronomical, celestial, cosmic, customary, diffuse, ecumenical, multinational, mundane, omnipresent, planetary, stellar, terrestrial, undisputed, unrestricted, worldly, all-embracing, all-over |
| universe
| 3 |
noun |
everything in creation |
world, nature, everything |
| universe
| 3 |
noun |
everything in creation |
cosmos, macrocosm, natural world |
| university
| 1 |
noun |
institution of higher education |
college |
| university
| 2 |
noun |
institution of higher education |
academy, educational institution |
| university
| 3 |
noun |
educational institution |
school, institution, college |
| university
| 1 |
noun |
educational institution |
academy |
| unlawful
| 5 |
adj |
against the law |
illegal, prohibited, banned, criminal, forbidden |
| unlawful
| 15 |
adj |
against the law |
illegitimate, unauthorized, lawless, improper, illicit, nefarious, wrongful, bootleg, flagitious, iniquitous, taboo, actionable, outlawed, under-the-counter, unlicensed |
| unlike
| 11 |
adj |
different |
conflicting, distant, distinct, diverse, hostile, opposed, opposite, separate, various, weird, contrasted |
| unlike
| 23 |
adj |
different |
dissimilar, clashing, contradictory, contrary, discordant, disparate, dissonant, divergent, heterogeneous, incompatible, incongruous, inconsistent, offbeat, unequal, unrelated, variant, apples and oranges, disharmonious, far cry from, mismatched, not alike, poles apart, unalike |
| unlikely
| 6 |
adj |
not probable |
rare, incredible, strange, remote, faint, slight |
| unlikely
| 16 |
adj |
not probable |
unbelievable, improbable, absurd, implausible, inconceivable, contrary, doubtful, dubious, out of the ordinary, questionable, unconvincing, unheard-of, unimaginable, untoward, not likely, outside chance |
| unpleasant
| 4 |
adj |
bad |
nasty, fierce, gross, unhappy |
| unpleasant
| 26 |
adj |
bad |
disagreeable, distasteful, troublesome, unpalatable, sour, undesirable, obnoxious, abhorrent, bad news, bad scene, icky, irksome, lousy, objectionable, poisonous, repulsive, rotten, unacceptable, unattractive, yucky, displeasing, unlovely, grody, hard-time, uncool, unlikable |
| unrest
| 14 |
noun |
state of agitation; disturbance |
tension, confusion, controversy, protest, anxiety, trouble, crisis, debate, worry, grief, change, bother, upset, disease |
| unrest
| 35 |
noun |
state of agitation; disturbance |
anarchy, turmoil, insurrection, discontent, discord, strife, dissension, uproar, tumult, rebellion, distress, disaffection, dissatisfaction, uneasiness, irritation, perplexity, mortification, annoyance, perturbation, disquiet, altercation, tizzy, contention, chagrin, sorrow, unease, malaise, sedition, restlessness, ennui, vexation, dither, quarrel, bickering, moodiness |
| unskilled
| 1 |
adj |
untrained |
unable |
| unskilled
| 17 |
adj |
untrained |
uneducated, inexperienced, unschooled, incompetent, unqualified, awkward, green, inadequate, inept, inexpert, raw, undeveloped, inproficient, not up to, unequipped, unhandy, untalented |
| update
| 1 |
verb |
bring up to date |
restore |
| update
| 8 |
verb |
bring up to date |
amend, refurbish, renovate, renew, modernize, revise, refresh, rejuvenate |
| upset
| 12 |
adj |
disturbed, bothered |
disordered, confused, shocked, low, sick, troubled, hurt, thrown, spilled, ill, worried, dragged |
| upset
| 34 |
adj |
disturbed, bothered |
agitated, blue, muddled, unsettled, disconcerted, capsized, distressed, overturned, antsy, apprehensive, chaotic, frantic, jittery, jumpy, overwrought, upside-down, tumbled, ruffled, dismayed, disquieted, grieved, toppled, rattled, unzipped, amazed, all torn up, broken up, bummed out, come apart, in disarray, psyched out, shook up, tipped over, unglued |
| upset
| 11 |
noun |
problem |
illness, worry, surprise, complaint, trouble, destruction, reverse, bother, shock, defeat, disorder |
| upset
| 18 |
noun |
problem |
distress, agitation, hassle, goulash, disturbance, disquiet, subversion, free-for-all, overthrow, malady, turmoil, tizzy, sickness, reversion, stew, queasiness, shake-up, screw-up |
| upset
| 6 |
verb |
disorder; knock over |
disturb, reverse, spill, turn, pitch, change |
| upset
| 26 |
verb |
disorder; knock over |
unsettle, spoil, rummage, topple, tumble, subvert, tilt, invert, disarray, disorganize, muddle, upturn, derange, jumble, capsize, overturn, keel over, mess up, mix up, upend, overset, put out of order, tip over, turn inside-out, turn topsy-turvy, turn upside-down |
| upset
| 3 |
verb |
bother, trouble |
disturb, distract, turn |
| upset
| 48 |
verb |
bother, trouble |
dismay, unsettle, bewilder, perturb, unnerve, agitate, cramp, distress, afflict, rattle, debilitate, disconcert, confound, craze, discompose, floor, disquiet, unhinge, derange, pother, ruffle, discombobulate, incapacitate, flurry, spook, fluster, sicken, bug, grieve, flip, ail, egg on, flip out, lay up, pick on, rock the boat, turn on, indispose, adjy, fire up, get to, give a hard time, key up, make a scene, make waves, psych, stir up, throw off balance |
| upset
| 3 |
verb |
defeat |
beat, win, overcome |
| upset
| 9 |
verb |
defeat |
overpower, topple, overturn, conquer, overthrow, outplay, be victorious, get the better of, triumph over |
| urban
| 10 |
adj |
city |
downtown, civil, metropolitan, civic, central, municipal, popular, public, town, village |
| urban
| 5 |
adj |
city |
burghal, citified, inner-city, nonrural, oppidan |
| urge
| 10 |
noun |
very strong desire |
longing, weakness, passion, impulse, stimulus, wish, drive, motive, pressure, incentive |
| urge
| 15 |
noun |
very strong desire |
itch, lust, yearning, appetite, compulsion, craving, impetus, yen, goad, fancy, stimulant, druthers, sweet tooth, appetition, fire in belly |
| urge
| 28 |
verb |
beg, push for, encourage |
recommend, force, favor, press, propose, support, advocate, request, push, compel, endorse, ask, prompt, advise, promote, inspire, move, influence, sanction, further, attract, charge, champion, advance, counsel, drive, plead, stimulate |
| urge
| 27 |
verb |
beg, push for, encourage |
commend, implore, exhort, propel, conjure, entreat, incite, goad, solicit, instigate, maneuver, wheedle, beseech, induce, countenance, tempt, spur, adjure, rationalize, impel, hasten, egg on, appeal to, fire up, insist on, put up to, speak for |
| urgency
| 4 |
noun |
importance |
pressure, necessity, stress, need |
| urgency
| 9 |
noun |
importance |
seriousness, desperation, exigency, imminence, incitement, insistence, criticality, instancy, importunity |
| urgency
| 3 |
noun |
imperativeness |
importance, need, pressing |
| urgency
| 4 |
noun |
imperativeness |
seriousness, exigency, insistence, importunateness |
| urinate
| 7 |
verb |
go to the bathroom |
tinkle, pee, micturate, have to go, peepee, take a leak, wizz |
| urination
| 2 |
noun |
the act of excreting |
sweating, leaving |
| urination
| 13 |
noun |
the act of excreting |
expulsion, ejection, secretion, defecation, evacuation, elimination, discharge, exudation, expelling, perspiration, voiding, discharging, ejecting |
| urine
| 2 |
noun |
excretion |
sweat, chips |
| urine
| 15 |
noun |
excretion |
droppings, manure, feces, dung, stool, evacuation, secretion, discharge, excreta, perspiration, ordure, body waste, egesta, fecal matter, waste matter |
| use
| 32 |
noun |
application; employment |
handling, help, service, practice, value, need, benefit, adoption, treatment, operation, purpose, habit, utility, end, profit, point, custom, call, way, cause, worth, exercise, good, advantage, object, reason, necessity, account, convenience, fitness, occasion, exercising |
| use
| 16 |
noun |
application; employment |
usage, mileage, usefulness, applicability, capitalization, avail, relevance, exertion, wont, appliance, helpfulness, appropriateness, wear and tear, mobilization, serviceability, usability |
| use
| 21 |
verb |
work with; consume |
handle, control, practice, adopt, run, work, utilize, accept, employ, exploit, manage, apply, operate, spend, manipulate, exhaust, regulate, relate, govern, waste, exercise |
| use
| 25 |
verb |
work with; consume |
wield, expend, exert, ply, bestow, capitalize, bring into play, bring to bear, draw on, run through, take advantage of, avail oneself of, do with, find a use, make do with, make the most of, make use, play on, press into service, put forth, put into action, put to use, put to work, set in motion, turn to account |
| useful
| 15 |
adj |
beneficial, valuable |
good, helpful, effective, practical, appropriate, favorable, proper, suitable, applied, brave, fit, functional, meet, suited, toward |
| useful
| 19 |
adj |
beneficial, valuable |
profitable, convenient, fruitful, pragmatic, handy, advantageous, commodious, instrumental, practicable, propitious, salutary, serviceable, subsidiary, utile, all-purpose, of assistance, of service, of use, purposive |
| useless
| 2 |
adj |
not working; not valuable |
waste, weak |
| useless
| 40 |
adj |
not working; not valuable |
fruitless, worthless, stupid, impractical, inoperative, ineffectual, unworkable, meaningless, idle, ineffective, futile, unproductive, pointless, incompetent, hopeless, abortive, bootless, disadvantageous, dysfunctional, expendable, feckless, good-for-nothing, impracticable, inept, purposeless, scrap, unavailable, unavailing, unprofitable, vain, valueless, inutile, counterproductive, no good, nonfunctional, of no use, profitless, unfunctional, unpurposed, unusuable |
| user
| 1 |
noun |
consumer |
buyer |
| user
| 5 |
noun |
consumer |
customer, shopper, purchaser, enjoyer, end user |
| usual
| 23 |
adj |
common, typical |
conventional, constant, normal, familiar, natural, current, regular, routine, expected, everyday, frequent, prevailing, accepted, average, chronic, fixed, general, mainstream, ordinary, plain, plastic, standard, stock |
| usual
| 19 |
adj |
common, typical |
customary, accustomed, commonplace, cut-and-dried, grind, habitual, prevalent, quotidian, rife, run-of-the-mill, so-so, vanilla, wonted, typic, unremarkable, garden variety, matter-of-course, white-bread, workaday |
| utility
| 12 |
noun |
serviceableness |
service, point, use, advantage, profit, benefit, favor, function, efficiency, account, convenience, fitness |
| utility
| 12 |
noun |
serviceableness |
expediency, usefulness, applicability, adequacy, avail, relevance, efficacy, productiveness, practicality, appropriateness, advantageousness, serviceability |
| utter
| 7 |
adj |
outright, absolute |
sheer, pure, perfect, complete, total, blasted, entire |
| utter
| 16 |
adj |
outright, absolute |
unmitigated, confounded, blessed, consummate, blooming, arrant, downright, flat-out, infernal, out-and-out, stark, thorough, thoroughgoing, unqualified, straight-out, all-fired |
| utter
| 21 |
verb |
say, reveal |
whisper, express, deliver, mutter, articulate, assert, shout, proclaim, speak, chin, go, jaw, publish, state, announce, disclose, air, voice, declare, talk, lip |
| utter
| 23 |
verb |
say, reveal |
recite, pronounce, blurt, enunciate, ejaculate, asseverate, chime, modulate, declaim, vocalize, divulge, verbalize, spiel, mouth, exclaim, affirm, promulgate, bring out, come out with, throw out, give words to, make known, put into words |
| vacant
| 6 |
adj |
empty; unoccupied |
deserted, bare, abandoned, available, clear, free |
| vacant
| 17 |
adj |
empty; unoccupied |
uninhabited, unfilled, unemployed, unused, idle, devoid, disengaged, stark, void, not in use, tenantless, to let, unengaged, unlived in, untaken, untenanted, without contents |
| vacant
| 5 |
adj |
absent-minded; expressionless |
abstracted, blank, dreaming, silly, stupid |
| vacant
| 16 |
adj |
absent-minded; expressionless |
idle, daydreaming, deadpan, dreamy, empty-headed, foolish, inane, inexpressive, thoughtless, unintelligent, unthinking, vacuous, vapid, witless, incurious, unexpressive |
| vacuum
| 2 |
noun |
emptiness |
gap, space |
| vacuum
| 6 |
noun |
emptiness |
void, vacuity, nothingness, exhaustion, rarefaction, free space |
| vagabond
| 6 |
adj |
unsettled; vagrant |
moving, wandering, journeying, travelling, drifting, shifting |
| vagabond
| 30 |
adj |
unsettled; vagrant |
stray, fly-by-night, rambling, itinerant, down-and-out, mendicant, unsettled, peripatetic, transient, wayfaring, roaming, roving, idle, prodigal, aimless, destitute, errant, fancy-free, footloose, migratory, nomadic, shiftless, wayward, strolling, itinerate, rootless, straggling, sauntering, perambulant, perambulatory |
| vagabond
| 3 |
noun |
person who leads an unsettled life; traveler |
tourist, pioneer, pilgrim |
| vagabond
| 10 |
noun |
person who leads an unsettled life; traveler |
wanderer, rover, explorer, gypsy, wayfarer, pathfinder, trailblazer, haji, trekker, rambler |
| vagina
| 5 |
noun |
vulva |
genitalia, pudenda, labia, clitoris, hymen |
| vague
| 6 |
adj |
not definite or clear |
uncertain, faint, dark, loose, puzzling, unknown |
| vague
| 41 |
adj |
not definite or clear |
ambiguous, unclear, equivocal, dubious, nebulous, lax, hazy, fuzzy, obscure, unsure, amorphous, bleary, cloudy, dim, doubtful, enigmatic, ill-defined, impalpable, indefinite, indeterminate, indistinct, inexplicable, misunderstood, muddy, perplexing, problematic, questionable, shadowy, superficial, tenebrous, undetermined, unintelligible, unsettled, unspecified, imprecise, dreamlike, amphibological, bewildering, blurred, generalized, unexplicit |
| vain
| 1 |
adj |
egotistical |
proud |
| vain
| 20 |
adj |
egotistical |
cocky, arrogant, boastful, conceited, egocentric, haughty, inflated, narcissistic, ostentatious, overweening, self-important, stuck-up, vainglorious, egoistic, big-headed, high-and-mighty, pleased with oneself, puffed up, swaggering, swollen-headed |
| vain
| 2 |
adj |
futile, useless |
empty, slight |
| vain
| 38 |
adj |
futile, useless |
fruitless, petty, trivial, frivolous, abortive, barren, bootless, delusive, hollow, idle, insignificant, misleading, nugatory, otiose, paltry, pointless, puny, senseless, shuck, sterile, trifling, unavailing, unimportant, unproductive, unprofitable, valueless, void, worthless, delusory, inefficacious, going nowhere, in vicious circle, no-win, not a prayer, on a treadmill, profitless, time-wasting, unnotable |
| valid
| 24 |
adj |
right, genuine |
good, solid, accurate, binding, legal, logical, compelling, legitimate, original, confirmed, convincing, efficient, just, official, powerful, pure, sound, strong, substantial, telling, tested, ultimate, true, proven |
| valid
| 24 |
adj |
right, genuine |
credible, well-founded, authentic, persuasive, lawful, conclusive, authoritative, bona fide, cogent, efficacious, irrefutable, kosher, potent, stringent, trustworthy, unadulterated, weighty, well-grounded, determinative, legit, uncorrupted, attested, in force, unanswerable |
| valley
| 4 |
noun |
hollow in the land |
plain, bottom, channel, depression |
| valley
| 13 |
noun |
hollow in the land |
gorge, canyon, basin, glen, dale, dell, trough, notch, lowland, dingle, swale, vale, coulee |
| valuable
| 13 |
adj |
very important; priceless |
relevant, useful, helpful, costly, important, expensive, dear, precious, respected, prized, treasured, admired, appreciated |
| valuable
| 20 |
adj |
very important; priceless |
profitable, beneficial, valued, scarce, invaluable, worthwhile, heirloom, worthy, estimable, high-priced, hot, inestimable, serviceable, collectible, cherished, esteemed, held dear, hot property, in demand, of value |
| valuable
| 5 |
noun |
prized possession |
treasure, asset, commodity, benefit, advantage |
| valuable
| 5 |
noun |
prized possession |
antique, heirloom, nugget, plum, collectible |
| value
| 9 |
noun |
financial worth |
profit, price, rate, amount, cost, expense, charge, assessment, equivalent |
| value
| 3 |
noun |
financial worth |
appraisal, market price, monetary worth |
| value
| 31 |
noun |
advantage, worth |
use, power, profit, quality, sense, meaning, content, importance, benefit, purpose, significance, import, bearing, force, help, grade, merit, interpretation, utility, mark, state, finish, regard, drift, preference, condition, account, substance, consequence, distinction, implication |
| value
| 16 |
noun |
advantage, worth |
valuation, connotation, caliber, usefulness, goodness, eminence, excellence, repute, denotation, superiority, stature, estimation, esteem, marketability, desirability, serviceableness |
| van
| 5 |
noun |
vehicle |
wagon, camper, truck, cart, lead |
| van
| 2 |
noun |
small truck |
camper, truck |
| van
| 1 |
noun |
small truck |
caravan |
| variable
| 5 |
adj |
changing, changeable |
mobile, fluid, flexible, uncertain, shifting |
| variable
| 25 |
adj |
changing, changeable |
fickle, volatile, irregular, wavering, capricious, fitful, iffy, inconstant, mercurial, mutable, shifty, slippery, spasmodic, temperamental, ticklish, unsettled, unstable, unsteady, vacillating, protean, fluctuating, yo-yo, changeful, unequable, waffling |
| variant
| 6 |
adj |
different |
alternative, modified, various, varying, derived, differing |
| variant
| 2 |
adj |
different |
divergent, exceptional |
| variant
| 7 |
noun |
derived form |
variation, development, exception, version, result, branch, alternative |
| variant
| 3 |
noun |
derived form |
modification, irregularity, spinoff |
| variation
| 13 |
noun |
difference; alternative |
diversity, variety, innovation, shift, change, curve, departure, break, turn, exception, bend, distinction, contrast |
| variation
| 23 |
noun |
difference; alternative |
deviation, abnormality, fluctuation, divergence, alteration, discrepancy, disparity, mutation, modification, swerve, digression, contradistinction, aberration, novelty, diversification, displacement, inequality, dissimilarity, dissimilitude, adaptation, deflection, departure from the norm, unconformity |
| varied
| 4 |
adj |
different |
mixed, diverse, various, separate |
| varied
| 9 |
adj |
different |
motley, conglomerate, assorted, discrete, heterogeneous, indiscriminate, miscellaneous, multifarious, sundry |
| variety
| 9 |
noun |
difference |
mixture, diversity, variation, range, collection, array, change, departure, shift |
| variety
| 25 |
noun |
difference |
assortment, medley, multiplicity, fluctuation, diversification, incongruity, discrepancy, multifariousness, divergency, stew, conglomeration, miscellany, modification, variance, heterogeneity, mishmash, potpourri, cross section, mélange, mixed bag, soup, disparateness, intermixture, combo, many-sidedness |
| variety
| 18 |
noun |
type, sort |
category, kind, description, nature, brand, character, strain, quality, division, family, tribe, grade, make, rank, class, order, race, species |
| variety
| 7 |
noun |
type, sort |
breed, assortment, classification, ilk, stripe, genus, kidney |
| vat
| 2 |
noun |
container |
pit, tub |
| vat
| 3 |
noun |
container |
basin, cask, tun |
| vat
| 4 |
noun |
vessel |
container, barrel, tank, tub |
| vat
| 3 |
noun |
vessel |
cask, cistern, basin |
| vector
| 9 |
noun |
heading |
bearing, direction, angle, point, track, route, aim, course, way |
| vector
| 4 |
noun |
heading |
trajectory, line, compass reading, point of compass |
| vegetable
| 7 |
noun |
edible part of plant |
produce, salad, yellow, truck, green, root, greens |
| vegetable
| 4 |
noun |
edible part of plant |
edible, herb, legume, herbaceous plant |
| vegetarian
| 3 |
adj |
plant-eating |
vegan, fruitarian, herbivorous |
| vegetation
| 1 |
noun |
plants |
growth |
| vegetation
| 9 |
noun |
plants |
flora, inactivity, verdure, lethargy, listlessness, greenery, verdancy, hibernation, herbage |
| vegetation
| 6 |
noun |
plant life |
plants, crops, grasses, vegetables, trees, flowers |
| vegetation
| 7 |
noun |
plant life |
flora, verdure, greenery, herbs, shrubs, saplings, herbage |
| vehicle
| 14 |
noun |
machine used for transportation |
wagon, van, car, bus, truck, automobile, bicycle, boat, cab, mechanism, agent, carrier, transport, wheels |
| vehicle
| 9 |
noun |
machine used for transportation |
vector, buggy, crate, conveyance, jalopy, motorcycle, taxi, jeep, chariot |
| vehicle
| 11 |
noun |
means of attaining end |
instrument, tool, medium, organ, ministry, agency, agent, mechanism, way, implement, channel |
| vehicle
| 7 |
noun |
means of attaining end |
apparatus, vector, expedient, intermediary, instrumentality, ways and means, means of expression |
| veil
| 9 |
noun |
disguise |
mask, curtain, blind, coloring, screen, cover, shade, front, film |
| veil
| 7 |
noun |
disguise |
shroud, cloak, guise, facade, false front, veiling, mantilla |
| veil
| 8 |
verb |
hide |
mask, wrap, curtain, blanket, beard, screen, invest, cover |
| veil
| 21 |
verb |
hide |
shroud, enclose, cloak, enfold, shield, mantle, whitewash, disguise, stonewall, camouflage, envelop, launder, dim, drape, finesse, conceal, enshroud, obscure, secrete, cover up, put up a front |
| vein
| 25 |
noun |
mood, tone |
streak, fashion, bent, mind, strain, attitude, manner, touch, style, humor, hint, character, note, suspicion, way, trace, nature, wave, faculty, line, spirit, characteristic, turn, mode, suggestion |
| vein
| 10 |
noun |
mood, tone |
temperament, dash, tenor, fettle, complexion, disposition, spice, tang, tinge, temper |
| vein
| 6 |
noun |
blood vessel |
hair, nerve, streak, thread, current, course |
| vein
| 8 |
noun |
blood vessel |
seam, lode, stripe, duct, stratum, venation, follicle, capillary |
| velvet
| 1 |
noun |
fabic |
pile |
| velvet
| 4 |
noun |
fabic |
nap, plush, velveteen, velour |
| velvet
| 4 |
adj |
resembling velvet |
velvety, velveteen, velour, velutinous |
| vengeful
| 1 |
adj |
retaliating; hating |
hostile |
| vengeful
| 12 |
adj |
retaliating; hating |
antagonistic, vindictive, implacable, inimical, punitive, relentless, revengeful, spiteful, unforgiving, rancorous, avenging, retaliatory |
| venture
| 18 |
noun |
gamble, attempt |
deal, undertaking, project, experiment, enterprise, investment, essay, header, exploit, trial, stake, test, risk, hazard, chance, adventure, speculation, pursuit |
| venture
| 13 |
noun |
gamble, attempt |
endeavor, shot, proposition, wager, feat, jeopardy, stab, baby, peril, setup, thing, spec, pet project |
| venture
| 18 |
verb |
take a chance |
operate, dare, essay, feel, brave, stake, experiment, risk, expose, hazard, chance, speculate, volunteer, advance, attempt, challenge, try, bet |
| venture
| 26 |
verb |
take a chance |
jeopardize, wager, defy, gamble, assay, imperil, presume, front, endanger, grope, get down, put up, take a crack at, dare say, go out on a limb, have a fling at, lay open, make a stab at, make bold, play for, play the market, put in jeopardy, take a flyer, take a plunge, try out, stick one's neck out |
| venus
| 2 |
noun |
good-looking person |
vision, dream |
| venus
| 12 |
noun |
good-looking person |
looker, enchanter, ornament, eyeful, stunner, charmer, Adonis, beaut, Apollo, dreamboat, good-looker, head turner |
| venus
| 1 |
noun |
planets orbiting sun |
earth |
| venus
| 10 |
noun |
planets orbiting sun |
Copernican system, Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Neptune, Pluto, Saturn, Uranus, heliocentric system, planetary system |
| venus
| 1 |
noun |
major planet |
earth |
| venus
| 3 |
noun |
major planet |
Mars, Mercury, inner planet |
| venus
| 3 |
noun |
planet seen in west at sunset |
Vesper, Hesper, Hesperus |
| venus
| 4 |
noun |
planet seen at dawn |
lucifer, Phosphor, Phosphorus, daystar |
| venus
| 3 |
noun |
beauty |
lovely, dream, vision |
| venus
| 9 |
noun |
beauty |
charmer, enchanter, belle, ornament, eyeful, stunner, dreamboat, good-looker, head turner |
| veracity
| 6 |
noun |
truth |
credibility, integrity, accuracy, reality, honor, fact |
| veracity
| 31 |
noun |
truth |
truthfulness, impartiality, honesty, probity, fairness, genuineness, sincerity, authenticity, rightness, rectitude, candor, word, truism, gospel, exactitude, verisimilitude, actuality, correctness, precision, uprightness, exactness, openness, fidelity, frankness, verity, real McCoy, trustworthiness, trueness, honest-to-god truth, like it is, straight stuff |
| verb
| 5 |
noun |
action word |
deponent, gerund, infinitive, participle, verbification |
| verbal
| 6 |
adj |
spoken |
exact, oral, said, stated, expressed, told |
| verbal
| 9 |
adj |
spoken |
rhetorical, unwritten, literal, verbatim, lexical, lingual, phrasal, word-for-word, word-of-mouth |
| verbose
| 2 |
adj |
wordy, long-winded |
involved, repeating |
| verbose
| 27 |
adj |
wordy, long-winded |
bombastic, diffuse, flowery, fustian, gabby, garrulous, grandiloquent, loquacious, magniloquent, prolix, redundant, repetitious, repetitive, rhetorical, talkative, tautological, tedious, tortuous, windy, periphrastic, pleonastic, talky, circumlocutory, full of air, palaverous, tautologous, yacking |
| verdict
| 9 |
noun |
law judgment |
sentence, decision, award, answer, ruling, finding, opinion, conclusion, determination |
| verdict
| 4 |
noun |
law judgment |
decree, deduction, adjudication, arbitrament |
| version
| 14 |
noun |
account of a happening |
story, interpretation, form, tale, report, translation, history, rendering, construction, statement, narrative, reading, side, exercise |
| version
| 14 |
noun |
account of a happening |
variant, adaptation, rendition, sketch, clarification, chronicle, paraphrase, restatement, portrayal, condensation, redaction, simplification, transcription, rewording |
| vertebrate
| 4 |
noun |
animate being; mammal |
pet, beast, creature, being |
| vertebrate
| 9 |
noun |
animate being; mammal |
stray, brute, mutt, bum, invertebrate, varmint, critter, living thing, wild thing |
| vertebrate
| 2 |
noun |
animal |
beast, creature |
| vertical
| 2 |
adj |
upright |
steep, sheer |
| vertical
| 9 |
adj |
upright |
plumb, erect, perpendicular, up-and-down, upward, bolt upright, cocked, on end, straight-up |
| vessel
| 5 |
noun |
ship |
craft, boat, bottom, bucket, tub |
| vessel
| 8 |
noun |
ship |
ocean liner, barge, can, bark, liner, tanker, steamer, bateau |
| vessel
| 2 |
noun |
container, bowl |
pitcher, pot |
| vessel
| 5 |
noun |
container, bowl |
utensil, urn, kettle, basin, receptacle |
| veteran
| 11 |
adj |
experienced, seasoned |
skilled, trained, wise, expert, steady, old, practical, practiced, sophisticated, exercised, weathered |
| veteran
| 20 |
adj |
experienced, seasoned |
old-time, versed, pro, adept, hardened, not born yesterday, proficient, worldly, vet, battle-scarred, been around, disciplined, from way back, inured, long-serving, long-time, of the old school, up to speed, wise to ways, knows one's stuff |
| veteran
| 2 |
noun |
person with much experience; particularly in war |
pro, expert |
| veteran
| 12 |
noun |
person with much experience; particularly in war |
old-timer, old hand, vet, trouper, warhorse, GI, sourdough, old guard, old pro, old salt, old soldier, shellback |
| viable
| 1 |
adj |
reasonable, practicable |
possible |
| viable
| 7 |
adj |
reasonable, practicable |
usable, feasible, applicable, workable, operable, doable, within possibility |
| vicious
| 7 |
adj |
corrupt, wrong |
dangerous, cruel, violent, abandoned, bad, base, wild |
| vicious
| 43 |
adj |
corrupt, wrong |
savage, monstrous, ferocious, vile, atrocious, perverse, heinous, depraved, nefarious, barbarous, diabolical, infamous, wicked, abhorrent, debased, degenerate, degraded, demoralized, faulty, fiendish, flagitious, foul, immoral, impious, impure, indecent, iniquitous, insubordinate, lewd, libidinous, licentious, miscreant, profligate, putrid, reprehensible, reprobate, rotten, sinful, unprincipled, untamed, villainous, worthless, contaminated |
| vicious
| 9 |
adj |
nasty, hateful |
cruel, brutal, violent, evil, fierce, intense, mean, rough, tough |
| vicious
| 25 |
adj |
nasty, hateful |
savage, murderous, rancorous, spiteful, malicious, vindictive, dirty, venomous, malevolent, wicked, backbiting, beastly, bloodthirsty, defamatory, frightful, furious, lousy, malign, ornery, poisonous, slanderous, vehement, despiteful, horrid, cussed |
| victim
| 7 |
noun |
someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon |
casualty, mark, innocent, sacrifice, fool, butt, hunted |
| victim
| 29 |
noun |
someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon |
martyr, fatality, gudgeon, underdog, stooge, pawn, gull, immolation, dupe, patsy, wretch, prey, pushover, scapegoat, quarry, sucker, hireling, clown, gambit, easy mark, sitting duck, soft touch, sufferer, gopher, pigeon, babe in woods, easy make, injured party, sitting target |
| victory
| 13 |
noun |
win, success |
hit, advantage, achievement, sweep, winning, gain, defeat, triumph, control, prize, upset, destruction, defeating |
| victory
| 17 |
noun |
win, success |
laurels, conquest, killing, supremacy, dominion, overthrow, superiority, ascendancy, upper hand, grand slam, subjugation, clean sweep, feather in cap, hole in one, mission accomplished, the gold, bull's-eye |
| video
| 6 |
adj |
related to the televised image |
broadcast, television, program, canned, recorded, taped |
| video
| 5 |
adj |
related to the televised image |
TV, music video, prerecorded, promotional film, telegenic |
| view
| 19 |
noun |
something that is seen |
prospect, picture, sight, glimpse, scene, way, perspective, aspect, vision, look, outline, show, stretch, opening, appearance, design, representation, composition, landscape |
| view
| 10 |
noun |
something that is seen |
outlook, vista, panorama, tableau, illustration, contour, spectacle, field of vision, seascape, range of vision |
| view
| 11 |
noun |
examination |
analysis, display, sight, look, lamp, scan, review, survey, inspection, check, viewing |
| view
| 10 |
noun |
examination |
audit, contemplation, flash, slant, scrutiny, gander, squint, eyeball, look-see, perlustration |
| view
| 14 |
noun |
belief |
concept, sentiment, impression, mind, thought, attitude, consideration, opinion, feeling, judgment, notion, conception, conviction, twist |
| view
| 12 |
noun |
belief |
point of view, deduction, inference, slant, say-so, eye, persuasion, value judgment, close-up, judgment call, way of thinking, two cents' worth |
| view
| 23 |
verb |
look at |
notice, consider, explore, read, regard, watch, perceive, see, observe, witness, examine, spy, scan, stare, mark, gaze, scope, spot, beam, distinguish, contemplate, pipe, survey |
| view
| 19 |
verb |
look at |
scrutinize, espy, canvass, discern, eye, flash, behold, inspect, descry, dig, rubberneck, check out, eagle eye, lay eyes on, take in, check over, feast eyes on, get a load of, set eyes on |
| view
| 5 |
verb |
believe |
judge, regard, consider, account, deem |
| view
| 3 |
verb |
believe |
reckon, look on, think about |
| vigorous
| 13 |
adj |
energetic, powerful |
tough, effective, healthy, dynamic, efficient, vital, active, strong, intense, athletic, driving, sound, bouncing |
| vigorous
| 33 |
adj |
energetic, powerful |
forceful, persuasive, zealous, potent, spirited, strenuous, robust, brisk, lively, dashing, enterprising, exuberant, flourishing, forcible, hale, hardy, hearty, lusty, mettlesome, peppy, rugged, snappy, spanking, steamroller, strapping, sturdy, zippy, ball of fire, hard-driving, red-blooded, strong as an ox, take-charge, take-over |
| villa
| 1 |
noun |
country estate |
mansion |
| villa
| 6 |
noun |
country estate |
chateau, manor, country house, large house, summer house, vacation home |
| village
| 2 |
noun |
small town |
suburb, center |
| village
| 2 |
noun |
small town |
crossroads, hamlet |
| villager
| 7 |
noun |
person native of country |
voter, civilian, resident, national, commoner, subject, native |
| villager
| 18 |
noun |
person native of country |
settler, inhabitant, dweller, aborigine, denizen, householder, occupant, taxpayer, cosmopolite, burgher, burgess, John/Jane Q. Public, freeman/woman, member of body politic, member of community, naturalized person, townsperson, urbanite |
| villain
| 4 |
noun |
evil person |
devil, criminal, offender, heel |
| villain
| 19 |
noun |
evil person |
scoundrel, malefactor, reprobate, brute, evildoer, miscreant, rascal, libertine, mischief-maker, caitiff, creep, blackguard, wretch, profligate, enfant terrible, antihero, sinner, rapscallion, lowlife |
| villainy
| 9 |
noun |
wickedness |
turpitude, viciousness, vileness, atrocity, baseness, depravity, knavery, rascality, scoundrelism |
| violation
| 6 |
noun |
breach; breaking of the law |
abuse, offense, breaking, break, wrong, violating |
| violation
| 14 |
noun |
breach; breaking of the law |
encroachment, negligence, infringement, infraction, misdemeanor, contravention, transgression, misbehavior, trespass, illegality, rupture, nonobservance, transgressing, trespassing |
| violation
| 5 |
noun |
rape, defilement |
invasion, assault, pollution, destruction, ruin |
| violation
| 15 |
noun |
rape, defilement |
mistreatment, profanation, desecration, devastation, blasphemy, defacement, rapine, dishonor, degradation, sacrilege, debasement, outrage, ravishment, spoliation, defacing |
| violent
| 13 |
adj |
destructive |
crazy, powerful, brutal, cruel, fierce, desperate, disturbed, great, mad, raging, rough, strong, wild |
| violent
| 36 |
adj |
destructive |
savage, murderous, homicidal, vicious, potent, passionate, hysterical, uncontrollable, agitated, berserk, bloodthirsty, distraught, enraged, fiery, forceful, forcible, frantic, furious, headstrong, hotheaded, impassioned, impetuous, inflamed, intemperate, maniacal, mighty, riotous, ungovernable, unrestrained, urgent, vehement, coercive, aroused, demoniac, fuming, maddened |
| violent
| 14 |
adj |
severe, extreme |
harsh, devastating, powerful, terrible, intense, painful, biting, concentrated, great, raging, rough, sharp, strong, wild |
| violent
| 18 |
adj |
severe, extreme |
turbulent, potent, outrageous, acute, agonizing, blustery, excruciating, exquisite, forceful, forcible, immoderate, inordinate, mighty, ruinous, tempestuous, tumultous/tumultuous, coercive, gale force |
| virgin
| 3 |
noun |
person who has not had sex |
celibate, maiden, vestal virgin |
| virgin
| 1 |
adj |
unspoiled |
pure |
| virgin
| 7 |
adj |
unspoiled |
virginal, stainless, vestal, chaste, undefiled, unsullied, impregnant |
| virginal
| 13 |
adj |
chaste |
clean, simple, quiet, moral, innocent, continent, nice, controlled, decent, elegant, modest, proper, pure |
| virginal
| 27 |
adj |
chaste |
stainless, celibate, virgin, vestal, austere, decorous, immaculate, impotent, inexperienced, neat, platonic, prudish, refined, restrained, spotless, subdued, unaffected, unblemished, undefiled, unstained, unsullied, unwed, virtuous, wholesome, intemerate, monogamous, uncontaminated |
| virginal
| 8 |
adj |
innocent |
good, clear, safe, clean, honest, legal, legitimate, pure |
| virginal
| 40 |
adj |
innocent |
pristine, chaste, angelic, stainless, upright, above suspicion, angelical, exemplary, faultless, guiltless, immaculate, impeccable, inculpable, irreproachable, lawful, licit, lily-white, righteous, sinless, spotless, unblemished, uncorrupted, undefiled, unimpeachable, uninvolved, unstained, unsullied, untainted, virtuous, cleanhanded, crimeless, free of, guilt-free, impeccant, in the clear, not guilty, pure as the driven snow, uncensurable, uncorrupt, unoffending |
| virtue
| 16 |
noun |
honor, integrity |
ethic, faith, love, advantage, character, merit, ideal, value, quality, credit, justice, asset, worth, hope, consideration, charity |
| virtue
| 27 |
noun |
honor, integrity |
righteousness, purity, generosity, excellence, goodness, kindness, rectitude, morality, temperance, fineness, incorruptibility, fortitude, chastity, prudence, innocence, uprightness, probity, plus, faithfulness, temper, respectability, ethicality, ethicalness, worthiness, high-mindedness, trustworthiness, good point |
| virus
| 3 |
noun |
bacterium, bug |
illness, disease, infection |
| virus
| 7 |
noun |
bacterium, bug |
ailment, sickness, germ, microbe, microorganism, pathogen, bacillus |
| visceral
| 4 |
adj |
instinctive |
automatic, inherent, natural, rooted |
| visceral
| 13 |
adj |
instinctive |
ingrained, innate, intuitive, accustomed, congenital, habitual, inborn, intrinsic, knee-jerk, reflex, instinctual, intuitional, second-nature |
| viscous
| 4 |
noun |
counterpart |
facing, date, opposite, versus |
| viscous
| 2 |
noun |
counterpart |
escort, face to face |
| visible
| 16 |
adj |
apparent, seeable |
evident, striking, clear, obvious, arresting, bold, marked, open, outstanding, patent, plain, pointed, signal, visual, revealed, seen |
| visible
| 28 |
adj |
apparent, seeable |
discernible, noticeable, unmistakable, detectable, palpable, distinguishable, conspicuous, inescapable, macroscopic, manifest, observable, obtrusive, ocular, perceivable, perceptible, pronounced, salient, unconcealed, viewable, big as life, discoverable, in sight, in view, not hidden, out in the open, to be seen, unhidden, under one's nose |
| vision
| 7 |
noun |
ability to perceive with eyes |
perception, view, seeing, sight, faculty, perceiving, eyes |
| vision
| 3 |
noun |
ability to perceive with eyes |
eyesight, optics, range of view |
| vision
| 15 |
noun |
mental image, concept |
conception, fantasy, insight, idea, understanding, imagination, ideal, perspective, aspect, dream, view, angle, nightmare, trip, prescience |
| vision
| 26 |
noun |
mental image, concept |
point of view, outlook, foresight, intuition, retrospect, daydream, keenness, phantasm, fancy, discernment, facet, foreknowledge, penetration, muse, slant, standpoint, astuteness, divination, head trip, pie in the sky, pipe dream, ideality, farsightedness, breadth of view, castles in the air, mental picture |
| vision
| 8 |
noun |
apparition |
fantasy, spirit, presence, ghost, phenomenon, revelation, nightmare, illusion |
| vision
| 16 |
noun |
apparition |
phantom, ecstasy, haunt, delusion, hallucination, specter, trance, chimera, warlock, spook, oracle, mirage, prophecy, apocalypse, phantasm, wraith |
| vision
| 3 |
noun |
very beautiful thing or person |
picture, dream, sight |
| vision
| 8 |
noun |
very beautiful thing or person |
stunner, eyeful, angel, spectacle, dazzler, feast for the eyes, perfect picture, sight for sore eyes |
| visit
| 9 |
noun |
social call upon another |
appointment, stop, vacation, stay, call, interview, holiday, talk, evening |
| visit
| 5 |
noun |
social call upon another |
stopover, visitation, sojourn, weekend, tarriance |
| visit
| 8 |
verb |
be a guest of |
frequent, play, hit, see, tour, call, talk, crash |
| visit
| 28 |
verb |
be a guest of |
inspect, reside, converse, tarry, sojourn, chat, dwell, come by, drop in, look up, step in, take in, stay at, call on, come around, drop by, drop over, go over to, go to see, look around, look in on, pay a call, pay a visit to, pop in, stay with, stop by, stop off, swing by |
| visit
| 5 |
verb |
bother, haunt |
attack, pain, punish, impose, trouble |
| visit
| 11 |
verb |
bother, haunt |
smite, avenge, afflict, wreck, wreak, befall, inflict, assail, bring down on, descend upon, force upon |
| visitor
| 4 |
noun |
person temporarily in a foreign location |
company, foreigner, guest, inspector |
| visitor
| 6 |
noun |
person temporarily in a foreign location |
caller, transient, visitant, habitué, invitee, out-of-towner |
| visual
| 4 |
adj |
able to be seen with eyes |
observed, visible, seen, viewed |
| visual
| 11 |
adj |
able to be seen with eyes |
ocular, optical, optic, discernible, observable, perceptible, seeable, viewable, beheld, imaged, visional |
| vitamin
| 2 |
noun |
source of nourishment |
food, fiber |
| vitamin
| 4 |
noun |
source of nourishment |
nutriment, health food, mineral, supplements |
| vocational
| 5 |
adj |
pertaining to work |
business, career, employment, professional, work |
| vocational
| 1 |
adj |
pertaining to work |
job-related |
| vocational
| 7 |
adj |
concerning details, mechanics |
industrial, scientific, mechanical, professional, specialized, special, restricted |
| vocational
| 6 |
adj |
concerning details, mechanics |
scholarly, abstruse, occupational, technological, high-tech, methodological |
| voice
| 13 |
noun |
expression, language |
sound, speech, cry, tone, statement, words, song, mutter, delivery, shout, call, yell, tongue |
| voice
| 11 |
noun |
expression, language |
exclamation, vent, modulation, articulation, inflection, roar, vocalization, murmur, intonation, vociferation, utterance |
| voice
| 14 |
noun |
opinion |
expression, view, option, wish, decision, choice, will, say, part, preference, representation, vote, approval, participation |
| voice
| 5 |
noun |
opinion |
vent, suffrage, say-so, vox populi, right of free speech |
| voice
| 16 |
verb |
express opinion; put into words |
deliver, articulate, tell, assert, say, emphasize, announce, proclaim, declare, present, speak, sound, cry, air, put, talk |
| voice
| 14 |
verb |
express opinion; put into words |
vent, utter, divulge, vocalize, pronounce, enunciate, recount, verbalize, modulate, come out with, inflect, intonate, give expression, give utterance |
| volcano
| 12 |
noun |
very large hill |
ridge, pile, peak, cliff, height, drift, stack, bank, mount, shock, range, mass |
| volcano
| 20 |
noun |
very large hill |
elevation, bluff, pyramid, eminence, alp, hump, precipice, glob, dome, heap, mesa, abundance, pike, palisade, mound, sierra, tor, crag, ton, butte |
| volume
| 14 |
noun |
capacity, measure of capacity |
figure, quantity, number, amount, total, size, body, content, dimensions, object, bulk, mass, extent, contents |
| volume
| 3 |
noun |
capacity, measure of capacity |
compass, aggregate, cubic measure |
| volume
| 4 |
noun |
loudness of a sound |
strength, power, intensity, degree |
| volume
| 2 |
noun |
loudness of a sound |
amplification, sonority |
| volume
| 4 |
noun |
book |
album, edition, version, publication |
| volume
| 2 |
noun |
book |
treatise, tome |
| voluntary
| 10 |
adj |
willing |
chosen, independent, free, volunteer, elected, freely, intended, opted, willed, wished |
| voluntary
| 20 |
adj |
willing |
spontaneous, autonomous, deliberate, gratuitous, honorary, intentional, optional, unasked, unpaid, volitional, willful, uncompelled, unconstrained, unforced, designful, discretional, free-willed, unbidden, unprescribed, witting |
| volunteer
| 5 |
verb |
offer to do something |
suggest, tender, advance, present, propose |
| volunteer
| 20 |
verb |
offer to do something |
come forward, enlist, proffer, chip in, speak up, step forward, sign up, bring forward, go in, let oneself in for, offer services, put forward, stand up, submit oneself, take bull by the horns, take initiative, take the plunge, take upon oneself, do on one's own volition, put at one's disposal |
| vomit
| 18 |
verb |
disgorge |
gag, regurgitate, heave, eject, expel, spew, puke, hurl, ruminate, emit, bring up, throw up, retch, upchuck, be seasick, be sick, dry heave, spit up |
| voracious
| 3 |
adj |
very hungry, greedy |
empty, grasping, gross |
| voracious
| 20 |
adj |
very hungry, greedy |
rapacious, ravenous, insatiable, avid, prodigious, covetous, devouring, gluttonous, omnivorous, starved, starving, uncontrolled, edacious, dog-hungry, gorging, piggy, ravening, sating, starved to death, unquenchable |
| vote
| 8 |
noun |
decision or right to decide representation |
choice, majority, poll, ballot, wish, will, franchise, ticket |
| vote
| 10 |
noun |
decision or right to decide representation |
tally, referendum, yea, suffrage, nay, aye, plebiscite, secret ballot, show of hands, yes or no |
| vote
| 16 |
verb |
decide on representation |
elect, grant, propose, choose, determine, recommend, return, establish, declare, enact, opt, suggest, effect, second, judge, ballot |
| vote
| 7 |
verb |
decide on representation |
pronounce, confer, enfranchise, cast ballot, cast vote, go to the polls, put in office |
| voter
| 2 |
noun |
elector |
resident, citizen |
| voter
| 3 |
noun |
elector |
taxpayer, suffragist, balloter |
| voucher
| 6 |
noun |
receipt |
ticket, check, notice, note, slip, release |
| voucher
| 10 |
noun |
receipt |
coupon, certificate, debenture, IOU, chit, token, stub, sales slip, credential, proof of purchase |
| voyage
| 9 |
noun |
journey, often by water |
swing, travel, sail, passage, tour, cruise, crossing, trip, travels |
| voyage
| 8 |
noun |
journey, often by water |
excursion, junket, trek, jaunt, hop, boating, weekend, overnight |
| vulnerable
| 7 |
adj |
open to attack |
accessible, exposed, weak, sensitive, ready, naked, tender |
| vulnerable
| 14 |
adj |
open to attack |
susceptible, unsafe, liable, defenseless, assailable, out on a limb, sitting duck, sucker, thin-skinned, unguarded, unprotected, on the line, on the spot, wide open |
| vulva
| 3 |
noun |
organs |
nuts, privates, stones |
| vulva
| 8 |
noun |
organs |
private parts, genitalia, gonads, testes, testicles, pudenda, reproductive organs, sexual organs |
| wage
| 6 |
verb |
carry on |
do, pursue, make, practice, undertake, conduct |
| wage
| 5 |
verb |
carry on |
prosecute, fulfill, carry out, engage in, proceed with |
| wagon
| 4 |
noun |
vehicle |
van, car, cart, coach |
| wagon
| 16 |
noun |
vehicle |
carriage, caravan, tram, buggy, dray, caisson, schooner, chariot, lorry, wain, buckboard, camion, tumbril, barouche, fourgon, gilly |
| wagon
| 1 |
noun |
cart |
coach |
| wagon
| 9 |
noun |
cart |
caravan, carriage, buggy, dray, caisson, wain, buckboard, pushcart, buck wagon |
| waist
| 1 |
noun |
middle of body |
middle |
| waist
| 4 |
noun |
middle of body |
abdomen, girth, midriff, midsection |
| waist
| 2 |
noun |
part of the torso between the ribs and hips |
middle, gut |
| waist
| 4 |
noun |
part of the torso between the ribs and hips |
midriff, waistline, midsection, abdoment |
| wait
| 4 |
noun |
pause, delay |
interval, rest, stay, down |
| wait
| 7 |
noun |
pause, delay |
halt, interim, downtime, hold, hold-up, on hold, time wasted |
| wait
| 7 |
verb |
pause, rest |
await, watch, stay, delay, remain, expect, anticipate |
| wait
| 33 |
verb |
pause, rest |
linger, hang, foresee, tarry, abide, stall, bide, dally, hang around, hold back, hole up, mark time, sit tight, stand by, stick around, cool it, fill time, hang onto your hat, hang out, hold everything, hold on, hold the phone, keep shirt on, lie in wait, lie low, look for, look forward to, put on hold, save it, sit up for, stay up for, sweat it, bide one's time |
| wake
| 1 |
noun |
formal observance of a body before funeral |
watch |
| wake
| 6 |
noun |
formal observance of a body before funeral |
vigil, last rites, obsequies, rites, deathwatch, funeral service |
| wake
| 5 |
noun |
trail behind something |
wave, track, wash, train, path |
| wake
| 3 |
noun |
trail behind something |
aftermath, backwash, furrow |
| wakefulness
| 1 |
noun |
watchfulness |
attention |
| wakefulness
| 2 |
noun |
watchfulness |
vigilance, alertness |
| wakefulness
| 2 |
noun |
sleeplessness |
insomnia, restlessness |
| walk
| 11 |
noun |
brief travel on foot |
parade, stretch, hike, tour, step, march, turn, constitutional, pace, circuit, airing |
| walk
| 14 |
noun |
brief travel on foot |
jaunt, stroll, peregrination, traipse, ramble, perambulation, gait, promenade, carriage, tramp, stride, saunter, tread, schlepp |
| walk
| 16 |
noun |
pathway |
trail, track, course, street, path, road, court, passage, platform, alley, aisle, lane, mall, crossing, sidewalk, bricks |
| walk
| 13 |
noun |
pathway |
esplanade, avenue, catwalk, boulevard, pavement, promenade, gangway, footpath, pier, cloister, boardwalk, byway, bypath |
| walk
| 14 |
noun |
discipline |
course, arena, province, domain, territory, area, career, terrain, profession, calling, sphere, field, trade, line |
| walk
| 5 |
noun |
discipline |
dominion, bailiwick, vocation, métier, metier |
| walk
| 18 |
verb |
move along on foot |
run, parade, lead, hike, step, race, go, wander, file, patrol, pad, exercise, march, foot, advance, pace, tour, troop |
| walk
| 38 |
verb |
move along on foot |
trek, trudge, saunter, stride, escort, roam, shuffle, strut, amble, stroll, traverse, stump, toddle, shamble, traipse, tread, plod, tramp, slog, canter, scuff, leg, promenade, ambulate, prance, perambulate, lumber, stalk, rove, meander, hit the road, knock about, locomote, go on foot, hoof it, take a walk, travel on foot, wend one's way |
| wall
| 13 |
noun |
obstruction, divider |
bar, fence, barrier, dam, screen, surface, side, block, restriction, stop, bank, panel, limitation |
| wall
| 20 |
noun |
obstruction, divider |
barricade, embankment, facade, hurdle, rampart, enclosure, fortification, blockade, parapet, bulwark, partition, palisade, levee, roadblock, retainer, impediment, stockade, hindrance, curb, paneling |
| wander
| 7 |
verb |
move about aimlessly |
cruise, hike, float, drift, trail, range, roll |
| wander
| 30 |
verb |
move about aimlessly |
trek, traipse, ramble, stray, roam, straggle, meander, amble, saunter, stroll, gad, gallivant, deviate, peregrinate, diverge, jaunt, tramp, divagate, rove, vagabond, maunder, circumambulate, globe-trot, aberrate, circumlocute, circumnutate, hopscotch, take to the road, walk the tracks, follow one's nose |
| wander
| 2 |
verb |
digress; get lost |
depart, shift |
| wander
| 17 |
verb |
digress; get lost |
veer, stray, ramble, swerve, err, babble, diverge, divagate, rave, deviate, get off the track, get sidetracked, go astray, go off on a tangent, lose train of thought, talk nonsense, lose one's way |
| want
| 7 |
noun |
desire |
need, wish, longing, requirement, hunger, necessity, demand |
| want
| 7 |
noun |
desire |
hankering, yen, thirst, yearning, fancy, appetite, craving |
| want
| 3 |
noun |
lack, need |
absence, poverty, shortage |
| want
| 23 |
noun |
lack, need |
privation, defect, dearth, famine, neediness, scarcity, meagerness, inadequacy, indigence, impoverishment, exigency, destitution, paucity, insufficiency, poorness, impecuniousness, deficiency, default, scantiness, penury, pauperism, exiguousness, skimpiness |
| want
| 8 |
verb |
desire |
wish, require, prefer, choose, need, hunger, pine, long |
| want
| 21 |
verb |
desire |
crave, fancy, covet, hanker, lust, yearn, aspire, ache, thirst, be greedy, could do with, desiderate, feel a need, have a passion for, have a yen for, have ambition, have an urge for, have eyes for, incline toward, itch for, spoil for |
| want
| 3 |
verb |
lack, need |
require, demand, miss |
| want
| 12 |
verb |
lack, need |
call for, starve, be deficient, be deprived of, be found wanting, be insufficient, be poor, be short of, be without, fall short in, have need of, stand in need of |
| wanton
| 1 |
adj |
extravagant, lustful |
abandoned |
| wanton
| 15 |
adj |
extravagant, lustful |
outrageous, promiscuous, lewd, shameless, libertine, fast, profligate, X-rated, lax, libidinous, licentious, speedy, unprincipled, unscrupulous, wayward |
| wanton
| 3 |
adj |
cruel, malicious |
evil, mean, unfair |
| wanton
| 25 |
adj |
cruel, malicious |
gratuitous, unjust, needless, senseless, vicious, unjustified, arbitrary, willful, unjustifiable, contrary, groundless, inconsiderate, malevolent, merciless, ornery, perverse, spiteful, unasked, uncalled-for, wayward, wicked, unprovoked, double-crossing, accidentally on purpose, motiveless |
| wanton
| 3 |
adj |
careless |
wild, free, variable |
| wanton
| 30 |
adj |
careless |
outrageous, extravagant, capricious, reckless, wasteful, lavish, prodigal, rash, spoiled, volatile, spendthrift, changeable, devil-may-care, fanciful, fickle, fitful, frivolous, heedless, immoderate, inconstant, intemperate, profuse, unfettered, unreserved, unrestrained, whimsical, fluctuating, hot and cold, thriftless, up and down |
| wanton
| 3 |
noun |
profligate person |
rake, libertine, debauchee |
| war
| 7 |
noun |
armed conflict |
combat, fighting, strike, struggle, battle, conflict, contest |
| war
| 9 |
noun |
armed conflict |
warfare, hostility, strife, bloodshed, enmity, contention, cold war, police action, hostilities |
| war
| 14 |
verb |
fight, battle |
differ, contend, shoot, shell, attempt, combat, contest, challenge, disagree, attack, murder, kill, struggle, meet |
| war
| 15 |
verb |
fight, battle |
clash, bombard, endeavor, strive, oppugn, tug, take on, take up arms, go to war, campaign against, engage in combat, make war, march against, take the field against, wage war |
| ward
| 7 |
noun |
district |
department, parish, division, territory, zone, area, quarter |
| ward
| 3 |
noun |
district |
precinct, diocese, canton |
| ward
| 9 |
noun |
custody; person in one's custody |
care, keeping, protection, dependent, charge, client, child, trust, minor |
| ward
| 10 |
noun |
custody; person in one's custody |
safekeeping, orphan, pensioner, pupil, guardianship, protégé, godchild, adopted child, foster child, protégée |
| wardrobe
| 9 |
noun |
clothes or furniture for storing clothes |
trunk, closet, chest, bureau, threads, clothing, costumes, outfits, suits |
| wardrobe
| 19 |
noun |
clothes or furniture for storing clothes |
apparel, dresser, attire, cupboard, commode, locker, buffet, rags, duds, chiffonier, dry goods, ensembles, drapes, vestments, trousseau, togs, weeds, garments, toggery |
| warm
| 8 |
adj |
moderately hot |
sunny, mild, pleasant, hot, heated, sweating, melting, close |
| warm
| 19 |
adj |
moderately hot |
temperate, lukewarm, tepid, balmy, sweltering, broiling, scorching, sizzling, glowing, roasting, perspiring, flushed, clement, snug, summery, sweaty, thermal, toasty, warmish |
| warm
| 4 |
adj |
friendly, kind |
happy, pleasant, tender, loving |
| warm
| 23 |
adj |
friendly, kind |
cordial, cheerful, affectionate, heartfelt, warmhearted, hearty, hospitable, sincere, gracious, compassionate, affable, amiable, amorous, ardent, fervent, genial, kindhearted, kindly, responsive, softhearted, sympathetic, wholehearted, empathetic |
| warm
| 6 |
adj |
enthusiastic |
heated, intense, excited, angry, emotional, violent |
| warm
| 21 |
adj |
enthusiastic |
stormy, effusive, nutty, hot, lively, spirited, keen, glowing, animated, amorous, ardent, earnest, excitable, fervent, fervid, irascible, passionate, vehement, vigorous, zealous, gung-ho |
| warm
| 6 |
verb |
heat up |
prepare, melt, heat, bake, cook, fix |
| warm
| 7 |
verb |
heat up |
toast, thaw, chafe, microwave, warm up, put on the fire, warm over |
| warn
| 24 |
verb |
give notice of possible occurrence |
urge, prompt, prepare, hint, predict, suggest, signal, recommend, order, inform, instruct, remind, threaten, advise, tell, address, counsel, forbid, tip, advocate, direct, clue, post, guide |
| warn
| 27 |
verb |
give notice of possible occurrence |
caution, notify, alert, summon, deprecate, acquaint, forearm, exhort, apprise, admonish, prescribe, enjoin, dissuade, remonstrate, reprove, forewarn, fill in, cry wolf, clue in, give fair warning, give the high sign, give warning, lay it out, make aware, put on guard, tip off, wise up |
| warning
| 1 |
adj |
cautionary |
threatening |
| warning
| 9 |
adj |
cautionary |
ominous, admonishing, exemplary, admonitory, monitory, cautioning, exhortatory, monitorial, premonitory |
| warning
| 16 |
noun |
notice of possible occurrence |
information, word, threat, hint, signal, prediction, alarm, guidance, indication, suggestion, recommendation, lesson, sign, advice, example, tip |
| warning
| 27 |
noun |
notice of possible occurrence |
notification, admonition, alert, caution, tip-off, augury, caveat, injunction, exhortation, wink, token, fore, intimation, premonition, portent, presage, forewarning, omen, distress signal, look out, word to the wise, foretoken, SOS, Mayday, handwriting on wall, heads up, watch-it |
| warrant
| 16 |
noun |
authorization |
sanction, license, permission, permit, ticket, right, authority, tag, pass, guarantee, basis, commission, foundation, word, security, verification |
| warrant
| 23 |
noun |
authorization |
certificate, summons, subpoena, passport, pledge, warranty, pawn, testimonial, authentication, assurance, okay, earnest, go-ahead, credentials, token, carte blanche, green light, credential, accreditation, sticker, ducat, shingle, official document |
| warrant
| 28 |
verb |
guarantee, justify, authorize |
require, explain, ensure, undertake, permit, approve, claim, back, promise, sponsor, sanction, contend, secure, defend, commission, state, swear, entitle, endorse, privilege, assert, excuse, demand, license, assure, maintain, argue, declare |
| warrant
| 22 |
verb |
guarantee, justify, authorize |
uphold, affirm, necessitate, stipulate, call for, pledge, attest, vow, guaranty, certify, underwrite, vindicate, empower, insure, delegate, avouch, answer for, bear out, vouch for, give grounds for, stand behind, take an oath |
| warrior
| 4 |
noun |
person who fights in combat |
soldier, fighter, hero, champion |
| warrior
| 8 |
noun |
person who fights in combat |
combatant, conscript, trooper, GI, battler, enlisted person, fighting person, serviceperson |
| warship
| 10 |
noun |
large boat |
frigate, destroyer, corvette, battleship, submarine, gunboat, cutter, dreadnaught, cruiser, dreadnought |
| wash
| 3 |
noun |
laundry, bath |
washing, cleaning, shower |
| wash
| 8 |
noun |
laundry, bath |
bathe, scrub, ablution, rinse, shampoo, laundering, cleansing, dirty clothes |
| wash
| 6 |
noun |
wave; water movement |
rush, swell, flow, sweep, roll, lapping |
| wash
| 11 |
noun |
wave; water movement |
undulation, surge, eddy, gush, murmur, swirl, spurt, heave, swishing, surging, ebb and flow |
| wash
| 4 |
noun |
coloring |
layer, coat, coating, film |
| wash
| 5 |
noun |
coloring |
swab, overlay, rinse, stain, suffusion |
| wash
| 12 |
verb |
bathe, clean |
soak, float, shower, wet, wipe, shine, bubble, lap, bath, dip, soap, tub |
| wash
| 26 |
verb |
bathe, clean |
drench, moisten, hose, scrub, douse, rinse, immerse, swab, lave, launder, sponge, scour, slosh, cleanse, imbue, brush up, wash up, starch, shampoo, clean up, do the dishes, do the laundry, fresh up, freshen up, take a bath, take a shower |
| wash
| 2 |
verb |
be convincing |
convince, endure |
| wash
| 9 |
verb |
be convincing |
stick, carry weight, hold up, be acceptable, be plausible, be reasonable, bear scrutiny, hold water, stand up |
| waste
| 3 |
noun |
spending, use without thought |
ruin, loss, destruction |
| waste
| 24 |
noun |
spending, use without thought |
misuse, squander, dilapidation, misapplication, extravagance, havoc, prodigality, devastation, lavishness, decay, ravage, exhaustion, desolation, expenditure, dissipation, wastefulness, improvidence, disuse, fritter, squandering, overdoing, wastage, lost opportunity, unthriftiness |
| waste
| 6 |
noun |
land that is uncultivated |
wild, wilderness, jungle, bush, brush, desert |
| waste
| 16 |
noun |
land that is uncultivated |
solitude, badlands, swamp, fen, void, moor, tundra, quagmire, barren, marshland, marsh, wasteland, bog, wilds, brushland, dust bowl |
| waste
| 3 |
noun |
garbage, refuse |
debris, trash, ruins |
| waste
| 18 |
noun |
garbage, refuse |
scrap, rubbish, hogwash, rummage, junk, leavings, slop, swill, rubble, litter, dross, offal, excess, dregs, leftovers, sweepings, dreck, offscourings |
| waste
| 15 |
verb |
spend or use without thought; dwindle |
blow, exhaust, drain, consume, lose, undermine, decrease, disappear, decline, fade, empty, wear, wilt, thin, sink |
| waste
| 37 |
verb |
spend or use without thought; dwindle |
lavish, deplete, dissipate, misuse, divert, squander, ebb, wane, debilitate, crumble, enfeeble, sap, gnaw, droop, decay, misapply, perish, splurge, disable, atrophy, corrode, wither, run through, throw away, wear out, fritter away, emaciate, be of no avail, burn up, eat away, frivol away, gamble away, go to waste, misemploy, pour down the drain, run dry, trifle away |
| waste
| 3 |
verb |
ruin, destroy |
reduce, sack, rape |
| waste
| 13 |
verb |
ruin, destroy |
spoil, desolate, devastate, pillage, ravage, despoil, devour, raze, desecrate, wreak havoc, depredate, spoliate, lay waste |
| watch
| 9 |
noun |
clock worn on body |
timepiece, chronometer, wristwatch, stopwatch, ticker, timer, analog watch, digital watch, pocket watch |
| watch
| 9 |
noun |
lookout |
duty, patrol, guard, surveillance, awareness, notice, attention, observation, inspection |
| watch
| 18 |
noun |
lookout |
picket, tab, sentinel, observance, watchfulness, eye, vigilance, gander, scrutiny, vigil, hawk, sentry, supervision, tout, alertness, heed, eagle eye, weather eye |
| watch
| 24 |
verb |
look at |
stare, listen, look, attend, scan, regard, see, observe, follow, wait, examine, view, case, spy, note, concentrate, mind, focus, mark, pipe, contemplate, gaze, peer, scope |
| watch
| 15 |
verb |
look at |
check out, scrutinize, eye, rubberneck, inspect, take in, keep an eye on, eyeball, eagle-eye, get a load of, give the once over, have a look-see, keep tabs on, pay attention, take notice |
| watch
| 8 |
verb |
guard, protect |
keep, attend, wait, patrol, oversee, mind, tend, police |
| watch
| 16 |
verb |
guard, protect |
superintend, look out, take care of, be on alert, be on the lookout, be vigilant, be wary, be watchful, care for, keep eyes open, keep eyes peeled, keep watch over, look after, pick up on, ride shotgun for, take heed |
| water
| 3 |
noun |
pure liquid hydrogen and oxygen |
drink, rain, tears |
| water
| 6 |
noun |
pure liquid hydrogen and oxygen |
saliva, aqua, H2O, rainwater, aqua pura, Adam's ale |
| water
| 10 |
verb |
dampen; put water in |
sprinkle, soak, flood, wash, spray, thin, wet, doctor, steep, weaken |
| water
| 16 |
verb |
dampen; put water in |
bathe, dilute, inundate, irrigate, moisten, drench, souse, hose, damp, saturate, spatter, douse, baptize, drool, imbue, sodden |
| watercourse
| 4 |
noun |
waterway |
stream, channel, drain, river |
| watercourse
| 18 |
noun |
waterway |
gully, creek, sluice, canal, estuary, aqueduct, brook, flume, conduit, gutter, culvert, inlet, chute, gullet, trench, ravine, spillway, wadi |
| watercraft
| 8 |
noun |
water or air vehicle |
aircraft, plane, vessel, ship, airplane, boat, shipping, bottom |
| watercraft
| 5 |
noun |
water or air vehicle |
spacecraft, barge, blimp, zeppelin, air ship |
| waterfall
| 2 |
noun |
cascade |
shoot, fall |
| waterfall
| 4 |
noun |
cascade |
chute, rapids, cataract, weir |
| wave
| 20 |
noun |
sea surf, current |
rush, stream, swell, tide, flood, sign, movement, bending, sweep, twist, winding, tendency, ridge, tube, crush, roll, drift, signal, loop, rocking |
| wave
| 27 |
noun |
sea surf, current |
upsurge, rash, surge, outbreak, crest, influx, convolution, ripple, curl, heave, uprising, foam, billow, coil, undulation, gush, twirl, unevenness, breaker, scroll, whitecap, curlicue, comber, roller, rippling, corkscrew, ground swell |
| wave
| 15 |
verb |
move back and forth; gesture |
fly, swing, twist, shake, stream, direct, pulse, sign, indicate, stir, swell, signal, flow, motion, switch |
| wave
| 36 |
verb |
move back and forth; gesture |
flap, twirl, wield, brandish, flutter, quiver, reel, quaver, beckon, seesaw, ripple, gesticulate, curl, tremble, whirl, wag, wobble, undulate, vibrate, swirl, waggle, falter, swish, waver, billow, coil, flourish, oscillate, palpitate, vacillate, fluctuate, sway, surge, pulsate, wigwag, move to and fro |
| way
| 32 |
noun |
method, technique |
style, fashion, form, means, process, practice, move, idea, system, step, course, manner, use, measure, policy, approach, action, procedure, plan, shot, habit, stroke, design, plot, custom, instrument, vehicle, scheme, kick, wise, outline, mode |
| way
| 12 |
noun |
method, technique |
thing, hook, usage, hang-up, tack, contrivance, habitude, wont, expedient, groove, course of action, modus |
| way
| 38 |
noun |
direction, route |
trend, course, progress, path, alternative, approach, line, road, bearing, walk, street, march, tendency, row, space, stretch, admission, passage, access, gate, advance, highway, movement, entrance, door, opening, track, trail, journey, extent, distance, lane, room, ride, orbit, length, channel, entry |
| way
| 17 |
noun |
direction, route |
ingress, headway, avenue, gateway, boulevard, admittance, thoroughfare, drag, artery, progression, entrée, pathway, byway, elbowroom, forward motion, thataway, stone's throw |
| way
| 29 |
noun |
characteristic, habit |
style, fashion, tone, behavior, form, nature, practice, particular, use, circumstance, detail, state, manner, aspect, sense, situation, respect, condition, status, shot, point, trait, feature, trick, hook, shape, personality, conduct, custom |
| way
| 11 |
noun |
characteristic, habit |
thing, wont, idiosyncrasy, fettle, consuetude, gait, guise, usage, groove, kick, praxis |
| weak
| 9 |
adj |
not strong |
uncertain, weakened, fragile, delicate, exhausted, faint, spent, tender, wasted |
| weak
| 41 |
adj |
not strong |
shaky, hesitant, powerless, anemic, sickly, wobbly, frail, sluggish, feeble, unsteady, debilitated, decrepit, effete, enervated, flaccid, flimsy, infirm, insubstantial, irresolute, lackadaisical, languid, limp, makeshift, prostrate, puny, rickety, rocky, rotten, senile, spindly, supine, torpid, undependable, unsound, unsubstantial, wavering, languorous, weakly, forceless, impuissant, out of gas |
| weak
| 4 |
adj |
cowardly |
uncertain, nervous, soft, tender |
| weak
| 28 |
adj |
cowardly |
indecisive, hesitant, insecure, shaky, ineffectual, unstable, wobbly, powerless, frightened, impotent, infirm, irresolute, laid-back, nerveless, palsied, spineless, timorous, undependable, unreliable, unsure, vacillating, wavering, wishy-washy, zero, faint-hearted, fluctuant, weak-kneed, wimpy |
| weak
| 10 |
adj |
faint, soft |
poor, quiet, thin, small, low, distant, gentle, pale, slight, whispered |
| weak
| 12 |
adj |
faint, soft |
dull, feeble, dim, imperceptible, inaudible, indistinct, muffled, bated, reedy, stifled, unaccented, unstressed |
| weak
| 11 |
adj |
deficient, feeble |
poor, limited, lacking, thin, small, incredible, raw, shallow, slight, thick, wanting |
| weak
| 34 |
adj |
deficient, feeble |
inept, inadequate, shaky, ineffective, ineffectual, immature, slim, incomplete, faulty, flabby, flimsy, green, handicapped, hollow, implausible, impotent, improbable, incompetent, inconceivable, inconclusive, invalid, lame, pathetic, spineless, substandard, unbelievable, unconvincing, unprepared, unqualified, unsatisfactory, unsubstantial, unsure, untrained, forceless |
| weak
| 1 |
adj |
exposed, vulnerable |
accessible |
| weak
| 10 |
adj |
exposed, vulnerable |
assailable, defenseless, helpless, indefensible, unguarded, unprotected, unsafe, untenable, wide-open, woundable |
| weak
| 1 |
adj |
watered-down |
thin |
| weak
| 10 |
adj |
watered-down |
dilute, diluted, insipid, tasteless, watery, wishy-washy, washy, waterish, milk-and-water, runny |
| weak spot
| 1 |
noun |
weak area |
weakness |
| weak spot
| 6 |
noun |
weak area |
fatal flaw, weak point, vulnerable point, weak link, weak side, chink in one's armor |
| weakness
| 6 |
noun |
defect, proneness |
lack, gap, failing, liking, passion, fault |
| weakness
| 40 |
noun |
defect, proneness |
flaw, vulnerability, lapse, fragility, deficiency, shortcoming, frailty, instability, taste, languor, prostration, appetite, penchant, imperfection, feebleness, infirmity, enervation, impairment, inclination, powerlessness, proclivity, senility, delicacy, indecision, decrepitude, irresolution, fondness, debility, blemish, vice, predilection, impotence, Achilles heel, soft spot, inconstancy, faintness, vitiation, invalidity, chink in armor, sore point |
| wealth
| 21 |
noun |
money, resources |
revenue, treasure, riches, cash, security, property, worth, estate, dough, gold, means, store, funds, capital, goods, plenty, substance, fortune, assets, possessions, commodities |
| wealth
| 25 |
noun |
money, resources |
abundance, prosperity, richness, affluence, profusion, cache, pelf, copiousness, velvet, holdings, luxury, bounty, hoard, lucre, plenitude, belongings, opulence, long green, prosperousness, substantiality, clover, cornucopia, luxuriance, lap of luxury, stocks and bonds |
| wealthy
| 5 |
adj |
rich; having a lot of money |
independent, comfortable, loaded, substantial, booming |
| wealthy
| 14 |
adj |
rich; having a lot of money |
moneyed, prosperous, well-heeled, well-off, affluent, well-to-do, opulent, upscale, having it made, in the money, made of money, of independent means, pecunious, rolling in it |
| weapon
| 11 |
noun |
arm, armament |
pistol, bomb, sword, gun, missile, rifle, knife, club, bat, blade, arrow |
| weapon
| 56 |
noun |
arm, armament |
machine gun, tear gas, nerve gas, cannon, machete, ammunition, firearm, catapult, dagger, spear, bayonet, ax, bludgeon, spike, lance, saber, musket, dart, blackjack, cleaver, baton, hatchet, battle-ax, boomerang, cudgel, billy club, bowie knife, nuclear bomb, shotgun, revolver, cutlass, barong, switchblade, stiletto, harpoon, arbalest, backsword, assegai, banderilla, slingshot, flamethrower, bazooka, ballista, scythe, dirk, crossbow, archery, howitzer, axe, blowgun, brass knuckles, anlace, atlatl, bow and arrow, hunting knife, nunchaku |
| weaponry
| 6 |
noun |
weapon(s) |
arms, defense, gun, material, protection, security |
| weaponry
| 6 |
noun |
weapon(s) |
ammunition, heat, materiel, munitions, ordnance, hardware |
| weaponry
| 11 |
noun |
armament; protection system |
fence, wall, resistance, guard, arms, shelter, protection, cover, position, security, weapons |
| weaponry
| 29 |
noun |
armament; protection system |
shield, aegis, munitions, rampart, fastness, buttress, fortification, bastion, immunity, citadel, stockade, dike, ward, safeguard, fort, stronghold, deterrence, warfare, parapet, bulwark, palisade, trench, armor, barricade, embankment, garrison, fortress, redoubt, bastille |
| weaponry
| 7 |
noun |
weapon |
arms, defense, material, gun, heat, protection, security |
| weaponry
| 4 |
noun |
weapon |
ordnance, ammunition, munitions, hardware |
| wear
| 6 |
noun |
use, corrosion |
loss, employment, service, damage, waste, utility |
| wear
| 14 |
noun |
use, corrosion |
wear and tear, mileage, dilapidation, disappearance, impairment, friction, abrasion, usefulness, deterioration, depreciation, diminution, attrition, erosion, inroads |
| wear
| 10 |
verb |
be clothed in |
show, cover, wrap, bear, carry, sport, display, exhibit, array, effect |
| wear
| 15 |
verb |
be clothed in |
don, get on, put on, harness, attire, draw on, turn out, get into, slip on, be dressed in, clothe oneself, dress in, fit out, have on, suit up |
| wear
| 14 |
verb |
corrode, use |
rub, consume, tax, weather, decrease, decline, tire, fade, waste, shrink, exhaust, fatigue, diminish, drain |
| wear
| 28 |
verb |
corrode, use |
dwindle, jade, crumble, impair, gall, decay, scrape, abrade, deteriorate, erode, scuff, weary, graze, fray, chafe, overwork, grind, cut down, wear out, overuse, be worthless, become threadbare, become worn, go to seed, scrape off, use up, wash away, wear thin |
| wear
| 6 |
verb |
bother, undermine |
exhaust, drain, tax, reduce, fatigue, weaken |
| wear
| 10 |
verb |
bother, undermine |
annoy, exasperate, pester, vex, weary, harass, irk, enervate, wear down, get the better of |
| wear
| 3 |
verb |
endure |
stand, remain, last |
| wear
| 4 |
verb |
endure |
hold up, bear up, be durable, stand up |
| wearisome
| 1 |
adj |
exhausting |
boring |
| wearisome
| 6 |
adj |
exhausting |
dull, laborious, strenuous, tedious, tiresome, toilsome |
| wearisome
| 2 |
adj |
burdensome |
exhausting, fatiguing |
| wearisome
| 3 |
adj |
burdensome |
laborious, strenuous, toilsome |
| wearisome
| 1 |
adj |
tedious |
boring |
| wearisome
| 5 |
adj |
tedious |
annoying, dull, irksome, tiresome, uninteresting |
| weather
| 2 |
noun |
atmospheric conditions |
climate, elements |
| weather
| 1 |
noun |
atmospheric conditions |
clime |
| weather
| 8 |
verb |
endure |
resist, survive, suffer, overcome, brave, season, expose, stand |
| weather
| 17 |
verb |
endure |
withstand, surmount, acclimate, harden, toughen, come through, pull through, get through, ride out, bear the brunt of, bear up against, become toughened, grow hardened, grow strong, make it, rise above, stick it out |
| weave
| 15 |
verb |
blend, unite; contrive |
incorporate, construct, compose, create, twist, fold, snake, introduce, spin, loop, cue, make, build, net, wind |
| weave
| 36 |
verb |
blend, unite; contrive |
sew, entwine, zigzag, knit, fuse, fabricate, intertwine, careen, splice, braid, mesh, intermingle, twine, complicate, lurch, interlace, manufacture, mat, writhe, ply, knot, merge, plait, make up, put together, wreathe, reticulate, interlink, complect, crochet, criss-cross, interfold, move in and out, piece together, twist and turn, whip through |
| website
| 5 |
noun |
group of connected web pages |
site, forum, database, network, page |
| website
| 1 |
noun |
group of connected web pages |
Web page |
| wedding
| 4 |
noun |
marriage rite |
marriage, union, hook, bells |
| wedding
| 8 |
noun |
marriage rite |
wedlock, nuptials, matrimony, espousal, bridal, spousal, marriage ceremony, nuptial rite |
| weed
| 7 |
noun |
foreign being |
outsider, stranger, visitor, refugee, foreigner, immigrant, guest |
| weed
| 12 |
noun |
foreign being |
migrant, intruder, settler, invader, newcomer, interloper, greenhorn, squatter, noncitizen, floater, blow in, incomer |
| weed
| 2 |
noun |
grass, pot |
tea, joint |
| weed
| 17 |
noun |
grass, pot |
dope, cannabis, hashish, hemp, hash, herb, bhang, reefer, ganja, roach, Acapulco gold, Maui wowie, Panama red, doobie, loco weed, maryjane, sinsemilla |
| weed
| 7 |
noun |
organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom |
flower, tree, grass, shoot, slip, annual, bush |
| weed
| 10 |
noun |
organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom |
shrub, vine, perennial, cutting, sprout, seedling, herb, greenery, creeper, biennial |
| weed
| 4 |
noun |
marijuana |
cannabis, hashish, grass, maryjane |
| weed
| 13 |
verb |
drawing something with force |
tear, haul, rip, trail, drag, remove, pick, stretch, evolve, gather, strain, truck, row |
| weed
| 18 |
verb |
drawing something with force |
tow, pluck, tug, yank, cull, dislocate, rend, jerk, heave, paddle, wrench, lug, uproot, twitch, extract, sprain, schlepp, take out |
| weed
| 12 |
verb |
scrape up, hoe |
search, hunt, scan, grade, scratch, clear, gather, smooth, sweep, remove, collect, examine |
| weed
| 16 |
verb |
scrape up, hoe |
comb, scour, scrape, rummage, grub, scrutinize, graze, ransack, rasp, harrow, break up, clear up, enfilade, clean up, fine-comb, fine-tooth-comb |
| weed
| 3 |
verb |
destroy; rip out of a place |
move, remove, eliminate |
| weed
| 22 |
verb |
destroy; rip out of a place |
wipe out, annihilate, exterminate, displace, demolish, overthrow, overturn, eradicate, abate, abolish, extirpate, exile, extract, excavate, do away with, pull up, deracinate, blot out, dig up, root out, tear up, weed out |
| weed
| 4 |
noun |
smoking substance |
cigarette, crop, plant, leaf |
| weed
| 4 |
noun |
smoking substance |
snuff, cigar, smoking, shag |
| weed
| 2 |
noun |
roll of tobacco |
tobacco, smoke |
| weed
| 12 |
noun |
roll of tobacco |
bouquet, corona, stogy, claro, havana, toby, panatela, belvedere, cheroot, stogie, perfecto, tobie |
| weed
| 11 |
noun |
personal attire |
array, costume, covering, dress, equipment, gear, habit, outfit, sack, threads, wear |
| weed
| 42 |
noun |
personal attire |
apparel, caparison, drag, duds, ensemble, finery, frippery, frock, garb, habiliment, rags, raiment, regalia, rigging, things, trappings, vestment, wardrobe, accouterment, panoply, sportswear, Sunday best, civvies, drapery, full feather, garments, get-up, hand-me-downs, livery, mufti, overclothes, tailleur, tatters, toggery, togs, tout ensemble, trousseau, underclothes, vesture, vines, weeds, zoot suit |
| weed
| 11 |
noun |
article of clothing |
dress, costume, covering, habit, outfit, threads, wear, array, uniform, gear, feathers |
| weed
| 13 |
noun |
article of clothing |
apparel, robe, habiliment, things, garb, raiment, attire, duds, vestments, weeds, togs, drapes, get-up |
| weed
| 4 |
noun |
clothes, clothing |
outfit, costume, dress, gear |
| weed
| 15 |
noun |
clothes, clothing |
accouterment, habiliment, rags, garb, finery, wardrobe, attire, apparel, duds, raiment, weeds, garments, civvies, Sunday best, personal attire |
| weed
| 9 |
noun |
clothes or furniture for storing clothes |
trunk, closet, chest, bureau, threads, clothing, costumes, outfits, suits |
| weed
| 19 |
noun |
clothes or furniture for storing clothes |
apparel, dresser, attire, cupboard, commode, locker, buffet, rags, duds, chiffonier, dry goods, ensembles, drapes, vestments, trousseau, togs, weeds, garments, toggery |
| week
| 33 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour |
| week
| 18 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, month, year, hour, chronology, lastingness, many a moon |
| weekend
| 4 |
noun |
short trip |
expedition, vacation, drive, airing |
| weekend
| 8 |
noun |
short trip |
picnic, excursion, spin, jaunt, roundabout, junket, long weekend, pleasure trip |
| weekend
| 14 |
noun |
journey; stint |
expedition, travel, trip, course, road, circuit, cruise, run, stretch, shift, spell, turn, time, progress |
| weekend
| 21 |
noun |
journey; stint |
trek, outing, swing, excursion, round, voyage, stump, peregrination, getaway, hitch, trick, jaunt, hop, junket, go, bout, roundabout, round trip, circle tour, overnight, whistle-stop |
| weekend
| 18 |
noun |
journey |
driving, ride, flying, tour, transit, movement, trip, expedition, walk, passage, drive, swing, wandering, sailing, touring, riding, cruising, biking |
| weekend
| 17 |
noun |
journey |
trek, excursion, navigation, junket, voyage, commutation, seafaring, hop, wayfaring, peregrination, ramble, sightseeing, voyaging, wanderlust, trekking, globe-trotting, overnight |
| weekend
| 21 |
verb |
journey on a trip or tour |
fly, sail, proceed, move, visit, drive, cross, carry, tour, transmit, vacation, cruise, go, walk, wander, jet, cover, explore, motor, progress, adventure |
| weekend
| 29 |
verb |
journey on a trip or tour |
trek, migrate, roam, voyage, traverse, ramble, rove, wend, jaunt, hop, junket, scour, cover ground, sightsee, get through, go abroad, go camping, go into orbit, go riding, knock around, make a journey, overnight, set forth, set out, take a boat, take a plane, take a train, take a trip, make one's way |
| weekend
| 5 |
noun |
journey, excursion |
run, expedition, tour, cruise, travel |
| weekend
| 12 |
noun |
journey, excursion |
trek, outing, swing, jaunt, foray, voyage, peregrination, ramble, errand, hop, junket, overnight |
| weekend
| 9 |
noun |
social call upon another |
appointment, stop, vacation, stay, call, interview, holiday, talk, evening |
| weekend
| 4 |
noun |
social call upon another |
stopover, visitation, sojourn, tarriance |
| weekend
| 9 |
noun |
journey, often by water |
swing, travel, sail, passage, tour, cruise, crossing, trip, travels |
| weekend
| 7 |
noun |
journey, often by water |
excursion, junket, trek, jaunt, hop, boating, overnight |
| weekend
| 9 |
noun |
visit |
appointment, call, evening, holiday, interview, stay, stop, talk, vacation |
| weekend
| 4 |
noun |
visit |
sojourn, stopover, visitation, tarriance |
| weekly
| 19 |
noun |
chronicle |
publication, review, account, daily, note, magazine, paper, diary, newspaper, calendar, annual, log, organ, register, record, statement, reminder, minutes, observation |
| weekly
| 15 |
noun |
chronicle |
tabloid, annals, periodical, gazette, almanac, memoir, rag, daybook, ledger, reminiscence, memento, scandal sheet, monthly, chronology, comic book |
| weekly
| 10 |
noun |
periodic publication |
journal, manual, daily, paper, newspaper, sheet, organ, review, annual, joint |
| weekly
| 19 |
noun |
periodic publication |
pamphlet, booklet, brochure, periodical, newsletter, rag, slick, glossy, gazette, quarterly, circular, pulp, digest, bimonthly, semiweekly, monthly, broadside, biweekly, throwaway |
| weekly
| 13 |
noun |
regular, continuous publication containing information |
journal, daily, magazine, paper, community, press, sheet, metropolitan, organ, extra, review, trade, record |
| weekly
| 7 |
noun |
regular, continuous publication containing information |
tabloid, periodical, rag, gazette, scandal sheet, bulldog, biweekly |
| weekly
| 4 |
noun |
newspaper |
news, journal, daily, organ |
| weekly
| 2 |
noun |
newspaper |
rag, gazette |
| weekly
| 6 |
adj |
at fixed intervals |
annual, occasional, repeated, regular, routine, daily |
| weekly
| 28 |
adj |
at fixed intervals |
yearly, recurrent, intermittent, sporadic, periodical, alternate, cyclical, infrequent, perennial, rhythmic, serial, spasmodic, cyclic, isochronal, isochronous, seasonal, monthly, recurring, at various times, centennial, epochal, every once in a while, every so often, fluctuating, hourly, on certain occasions, on-again-off-again, orbital |
| weekly
| 7 |
noun |
regular publication |
journal, magazine, sheet, review, number, paper, newspaper |
| weekly
| 7 |
noun |
regular publication |
quarterly, rag, slick, serial, monthly, mag, throwaway |
| weep
| 1 |
verb |
cry |
complain |
| weep
| 26 |
verb |
cry |
moan, sob, wail, whimper, grieve, mourn, howl, bemoan, bewail, lament, drip, bawl, squall, keen, snivel, yowl, blubber, deplore, ululate, break down, mewl, boohoo, burst into tears, let go, let it out, shed tears |
| weigh
| 2 |
verb |
measure heaviness |
scale, measure |
| weigh
| 6 |
verb |
measure heaviness |
counterbalance, heft, have a weight of, put in the balance, put on the scale, tip the scales at |
| weigh
| 9 |
verb |
consider, contemplate |
balance, evaluate, examine, estimate, analyze, track, study, mind, rate |
| weigh
| 17 |
verb |
consider, contemplate |
ponder, rehash, deliberate, excogitate, meditate, sweat, brainstorm, appraise, give thought to, hash over, mull over, perpend, reflect upon, sort out, think about, think out, think over |
| weigh
| 14 |
verb |
have influence |
count, import, mean, pull, cut, show, tax, register, impress, matter, charge, burden, press, tell |
| weigh
| 12 |
verb |
have influence |
lade, signify, cumber, saddle, carry weight, militate, be heavy, be important, be influential, be something, cut some ice, stack up against |
| weight
| 10 |
noun |
heaviness |
load, density, gravity, pressure, substance, burden, gross, mass, measurement, net |
| weight
| 10 |
noun |
heaviness |
avoirdupois, heftiness, ponderosity, ponderousness, ballast, heft, poundage, tonnage, adiposity, G-factor |
| weight
| 4 |
noun |
something used to measure heaviness |
pressure, stone, mass, rock |
| weight
| 12 |
noun |
something used to measure heaviness |
counterpoise, plumb, counterbalance, bob, anchor, ballast, plumb bob, sandbag, sinker, pendulum, poundage, counterweight |
| weight
| 18 |
noun |
importance |
impact, substance, power, influence, emphasis, magnitude, value, significance, consequence, pull, credit, connection, authority, access, moment, consideration, import, effectiveness |
| weight
| 13 |
noun |
importance |
clout, prestige, persuasiveness, potency, efficacy, pith, powerfulness, forcefulness, signification, momentousness, sway, weightiness, forcibleness |
| weight
| 8 |
noun |
burden |
load, pressure, responsibility, strain, duty, task, tax, charge |
| weight
| 10 |
noun |
burden |
albatross, encumbrance, oppression, cumber, onus, millstone, ball and chain, cumbrance, deadweight, excess baggage |
| welcome
| 15 |
adj |
gladly received |
pleasant, satisfying, pleasing, wanted, honored, good, accepted, nice, acceptable, favorable, grateful, appreciated, invited, desired, contenting |
| welcome
| 12 |
adj |
gladly received |
refreshing, desirable, gratifying, cordial, agreeable, congenial, delightful, genial, pleasurable, sympathetic, cherished, esteemed |
| welcome
| 4 |
noun |
greeting |
acceptance, reception, hello, entertainment |
| welcome
| 12 |
noun |
greeting |
ovation, hospitality, salute, tumble, rumble, salutation, friendliness, entrée, red carpet, handshake, howdy, key to the city |
| welcome
| 8 |
verb |
receive gladly |
receive, accept, admit, embrace, greet, meet, hug, entertain |
| welcome
| 12 |
verb |
receive gladly |
hail, tumble, accost, flag, salute, take in, accept gladly, bid welcome, offer hospitality, roll out red carpet, show in, usher in |
| welfare
| 14 |
noun |
prosperity |
health, benefit, well-being, interest, progress, good, advantage, success, profit, ease, satisfaction, happiness, luck, thriving |
| welfare
| 7 |
noun |
prosperity |
abundance, euphoria, felicity, contentment, pogey, east street, good fortune |
| well
| 10 |
adj |
healthy |
strong, together, sound, trim, great, right, fit, fine, whole, fresh |
| well
| 22 |
adj |
healthy |
hardy, hale, blooming, husky, flourishing, able-bodied, chipper, hearty, robust, sane, vigorous, wholesome, alive and kicking, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, in good health, in the pink, right as rain, solid as a rock, strong as an ox, up to par, wrapped tight |
| well
| 11 |
adj |
lucky, fortunate |
good, right, fitting, thriving, pleasing, fine, bright, comfortable, happy, proper, useful |
| well
| 8 |
adj |
lucky, fortunate |
flourishing, advisable, agreeable, profitable, prosperous, prudent, satisfactory, providential |
| well
| 11 |
adv |
happily, pleasantly; capably |
strongly, closely, fully, successfully, accurately, effectively, completely, properly, correctly, thoroughly, carefully |
| well
| 28 |
adv |
happily, pleasantly; capably |
smoothly, nicely, adequately, ably, agreeably, competently, excellently, favorably, profoundly, rightly, satisfactorily, splendidly, suitably, efficiently, adeptly, admirably, attentively, capitally, commendably, conscientiously, expertly, famously, in a satisfactory manner, irreproachably, proficiently, skillfully, soundly, with skill |
| well
| 18 |
adv |
sufficiently |
easily, right, far, fully, quite, thoroughly, completely, properly, freely, substantially, considerably, entirely, extremely, greatly, highly, rather, readily, somewhat |
| well
| 16 |
adv |
sufficiently |
smoothly, appropriately, adequately, abundantly, amply, heartily, satisfactorily, suitably, wholly, becomingly, by a wide margin, effortlessly, fittingly, luxuriantly, plentifully, very much |
| well
| 12 |
noun |
water hole |
mine, source, hole, pit, pool, origin, spring, root, depression, bore, mouth, springs |
| well
| 15 |
noun |
water hole |
reservoir, shaft, geyser, derivation, repository, fount, spout, chasm, abyss, fountain, inception, spa, wellspring, fountainhead, watering place |
| wet
| 4 |
adj |
damp, moist |
soaked, pouring, soaking, raining |
| wet
| 31 |
adj |
damp, moist |
muggy, misty, rainy, soggy, stormy, snowy, slippery, foggy, dank, sodden, humid, saturated, saturate, teeming, soused, sopping, clammy, slimy, watery, slushy, soppy, teary, drenched, drizzling, dripping, moistened, aqueous, dewy, showery, water-logged, wringing-wet |
| wet
| 4 |
noun |
dampness, moisture |
liquid, rain, water, rains |
| wet
| 6 |
noun |
dampness, moisture |
drizzle, condensation, humidity, damp, clamminess, wetness |
| wet
| 8 |
verb |
cause to become damp, moist |
soak, dip, sprinkle, wash, spray, steep, water, drown |
| wet
| 16 |
verb |
cause to become damp, moist |
drench, bathe, moisten, hose, dampen, damp, saturate, splash, douse, irrigate, rinse, souse, deluge, sop, imbue, humidify |
| whale
| 15 |
noun |
cetacean mammal |
mammal, whopper, cetacean, porpoise, grampus, baleen, finback, beluga, rorqual, narwhal, orca, ceta, cete, orc, sei |
| wheat
| 2 |
noun |
grain |
grass, spelt |
| wheat
| 4 |
noun |
grain |
cereal, durum, gluten, semolina |
| wheel
| 9 |
noun |
circle, revolution |
disk, drum, round, turn, circuit, spin, roll, ring, cycle |
| wheel
| 14 |
noun |
circle, revolution |
whirl, gyre, rotation, circulation, pulley, hoop, circumvolution, gyration, twirl, pivot, roller, trolley, ratchet, caster |
| wheel
| 5 |
verb |
turn, rotate |
spin, orbit, circle, swing, roll |
| wheel
| 9 |
verb |
turn, rotate |
whirl, twirl, pivot, swivel, gyrate, revolve, reel, trundle, pirouette |
| whip
| 6 |
noun |
length of material for hitting |
bat, rod, crop, push, switch, belt |
| whip
| 14 |
noun |
length of material for hitting |
cane, prod, scourge, ruler, thong, goad, strap, lash, knout, horsewhip, rawhide, birch, bullwhip, cat-o'-nine-tails |
| whip
| 7 |
verb |
hit repeatedly |
beat, hide, strike, trash, punish, whale, switch |
| whip
| 21 |
verb |
hit repeatedly |
thrash, bash, spank, lash, cane, strap, castigate, tan, bludgeon, flagellate, wallop, lather, scourge, drub, chastise, flog, cudgel, birch, whomp, ferule, larrup |
| whip
| 7 |
verb |
defeat soundly |
beat, blast, overwhelm, best, overcome, settle, top |
| whip
| 25 |
verb |
defeat soundly |
rout, trounce, overpower, thrash, trim, lick, subdue, kill, hammer, lambaste, wax, steamroller, worst, wallop, overrun, drub, clobber, conquer, outdo, vanquish, put away, whomp, mop up, run circles around, take apart |
| whip
| 10 |
verb |
dash, dart |
shoot, pull, rush, tear, wheel, fly, sheer, seize, flash, turn |
| whip
| 12 |
verb |
dash, dart |
whisk, whirl, snatch, veer, jerk, flit, dive, deflect, surge, pivot, divert, avert |
| whip
| 3 |
verb |
agitate, stir up |
beat, blend, mix |
| whip
| 2 |
verb |
agitate, stir up |
whisk, work up |
| whisper
| 8 |
noun |
rumor; information expressed in soft voice |
hint, sigh, confidence, word, mutter, secret, report, sighing |
| whisper
| 14 |
noun |
rumor; information expressed in soft voice |
innuendo, murmur, buzz, gossip, disclosure, insinuation, susurration, hum, undertone, mumble, divulgence, hushed tone, low voice, secret message |
| whisper
| 7 |
noun |
trace, suggestion |
breath, shadow, suspicion, hint, touch, fraction, shade |
| whisper
| 4 |
noun |
trace, suggestion |
whiff, dash, tinge, soupçon |
| whisper
| 6 |
verb |
speak softly |
sigh, mutter, breathe, intimate, hint, tell |
| whisper
| 16 |
verb |
speak softly |
hiss, murmur, confide, mumble, buzz, sibilate, insinuate, gossip, susurrate, say softly, speak confidentially, spread rumor, talk low, tell a secret, say under one's breath, talk into someone's ear |
| white
| 5 |
adj |
extremely pale; lacking color |
silver, fair, neutral, light, clear |
| white
| 22 |
adj |
extremely pale; lacking color |
pasty, wan, ivory, pearly, blanched, alabaster, achromatic, ashen, bloodless, chalky, ghastly, hoary, immaculate, milky, pallid, snowy, transparent, waxen, silvery, bleached, frosted, achromic |
| white blood cell
| 4 |
noun |
cells that eat bacteria and fungi |
leukocyte, white blood corpuscle, white cell, white corpuscle |
| whole
| 12 |
adj |
entire, complete |
perfect, full, all, exclusive, gross, total, accomplished, completed, concentrated, every, fixed, rounded |
| whole
| 19 |
adj |
entire, complete |
unabridged, integral, aggregate, conclusive, consummate, exhaustive, fulfilled, inclusive, outright, plenary, undivided, unqualified, utter, unabbreviated, uncut, unexpurgated, choate, full-length, in one piece |
| whole
| 10 |
adj |
unbroken, perfect |
safe, sound, solid, good, complete, completed, developed, intact, together, preserved |
| whole
| 21 |
adj |
unbroken, perfect |
mature, mint, faultless, flawless, plenary, replete, thorough, undamaged, unharmed, unhurt, unimpaired, unscathed, untouched, unmarred, in good order, in one piece, inviolate, ship-shape, uninjured, unmutilated, without a scratch |
| whole
| 9 |
adj |
healthy |
sound, right, fit, well, better, recovered, strong, cured, healed |
| whole
| 8 |
adj |
healthy |
wholesome, hale, able-bodied, hearty, robust, sane, in fine fettle, in good health |
| whole
| 22 |
noun |
total made up of parts |
entity, all, supply, being, result, unit, gross, sum, system, unity, complex, lot, body, assembly, combination, bulk, amount, organization, piece, organism, quantity, everything |
| whole
| 25 |
noun |
total made up of parts |
jackpot, integral, summation, fullness, quantum, oneness, ensemble, entirety, totality, coherence, aggregation, lump, aggregate, linkage, assemblage, big picture, sum total, collectivity, hook line and sinker, lock stock and barrel, the works, whole ball of wax, whole enchilada, whole nine yards, whole shebang |
| widen
| 9 |
verb |
open up |
extend, stretch, grow, increase, swell, expand, spread, unfold, open |
| widen
| 12 |
verb |
open up |
broaden, enlarge, add to, multiply, distend, ream, augment, dilate, grow larger, open out, open wide, spread out |
| widow
| 2 |
noun |
woman with dead husband |
dowager, relict |
| width
| 8 |
noun |
breadth, wideness of some amount |
span, scope, area, stretch, measure, reach, range, extent |
| width
| 10 |
noun |
breadth, wideness of some amount |
diameter, girth, thickness, amplitude, expanse, compass, broadness, squatness, cross measure, distance across |
| wife
| 5 |
noun |
married woman |
partner, bride, spouse, companion, mate |
| wife
| 5 |
noun |
married woman |
roommate, helpmate, consort, monogamist, other half |
| wild
| 10 |
adj |
untamed |
natural, free, waste, desert, native, dense, deserted, escaped, fierce, indigenous |
| wild
| 23 |
adj |
untamed |
savage, primitive, lush, barbarian, overrun, agrarian, barbaric, barbarous, desolate, feral, ferocious, luxuriant, neglected, overgrown, rampant, rude, unbroken, uncivilized, uncultivated, uninhabited, untouched, vicious, undomesticated |
| wild
| 6 |
adj |
disorderly, rowdy |
crazy, nuts, eager, rough, mad, violent |
| wild
| 41 |
adj |
disorderly, rowdy |
irrational, rash, madcap, raving, berserk, profligate, avid, boisterous, chaotic, crazed, enthusiastic, extravagant, flighty, foolhardy, foolish, giddy, hysterical, impetuous, impracticable, imprudent, incautious, lawless, licentious, noisy, outrageous, preposterous, rabid, reckless, riotous, turbulent, unbridled, uncontrolled, undisciplined, unfettered, ungovernable, unmanageable, unrestrained, unruly, uproarious, wayward, self-willed |
| wild
| 5 |
adj |
intense, stormy |
rough, disturbed, raging, violent, storming |
| wild
| 8 |
adj |
intense, stormy |
blustery, choppy, furious, inclement, tempestuous, turbulent, howling, blustering |
| wilderness
| 7 |
noun |
forest |
jungle, desert, forest, bush, wild, waste, sticks |
| wilderness
| 11 |
noun |
forest |
back country, outback, wasteland, boondocks, hinterland, wilds, barrens, badland, boonies, primeval forest, no-man's land |
| wildlife
| 20 |
noun |
being |
body, living, woman, survival, soul, person, growth, existence, man, consciousness, presence, essence, entity, individual, human, flesh, breath, animal, creature, organism |
| wildlife
| 18 |
noun |
being |
endurance, personage, animation, subsistence, vitality, continuance, mortal, flesh and blood, human being, viability, substantiality, symbiosis, metabolism, animateness, living being, living thing, mortal being, vital spark |
| will
| 26 |
noun |
personal choice |
desire, discipline, resolve, power, wish, decision, mind, intention, attitude, determination, passion, feeling, resolution, character, design, liking, urge, option, purpose, longing, conviction, aim, pleasure, preference, pining, wishes |
| will
| 20 |
noun |
personal choice |
inclination, fancy, yearning, appetite, volition, decree, prerogative, willpower, discretion, self-control, decisiveness, hankering, self-restraint, disposition, temperament, craving, willfulness, velleity, self-discipline, heart's desire |
| will
| 8 |
noun |
last wishes; command |
legacy, estate, heritage, device, property, order, directions, instructions |
| will
| 9 |
noun |
last wishes; command |
insistence, decree, inheritance, bestowal, disposition, declaration, testament, dispensation, bequest |
| will
| 12 |
verb |
cause |
authorize, resolve, intend, bid, request, insist, effect, direct, command, determine, demand, order |
| will
| 6 |
verb |
cause |
decree, exert, enjoin, ordain, bring about, decide on |
| will
| 8 |
verb |
choose |
opt, desire, elect, like, wish, prefer, please, want |
| will
| 5 |
verb |
choose |
crave, incline, be inclined, have a mind to, see fit |
| will
| 2 |
verb |
give, bequeath to another |
transfer, leave |
| will
| 9 |
verb |
give, bequeath to another |
devise, confer, legate, bequest, disinherit, cut off, probate, disherit, pass on |
| willpower
| 7 |
noun |
personal determination |
discipline, strength, force, drive, will, resolve, resolution |
| willpower
| 8 |
noun |
personal determination |
grit, firmness, self-control, self-restraint, self-government, self-discipline, single-mindedness, fixity |
| wily
| 6 |
adj |
crafty, clever |
cunning, deep, designing, knowing, sharp, smooth |
| wily
| 24 |
adj |
crafty, clever |
underhanded, sneaky, crooked, shrewd, cagey, scheming, shifty, sly, arch, artful, astute, deceitful, deceptive, foxy, greasy, insidious, intriguing, sagacious, slick, slippery, tricky, guileful, crazy like a fox, streetwise |
| win
| 8 |
noun |
victory |
success, achievement, accomplishment, sweep, score, gain, triumph, slam |
| win
| 6 |
noun |
victory |
gold, conquest, kill, killing, pay dirt, gold star |
| win
| 9 |
verb |
finish first; succeed |
beat, achieve, upset, edge, gain, overcome, prevail, triumph, overwhelm |
| win
| 14 |
verb |
finish first; succeed |
conquer, sink, shut out, be first, be victorious, carry the day, come in first, finish in front, finish off, gain victory, run circles around, take the prize, walk away with, walk off with |
| win
| 19 |
verb |
achieve, obtain |
earn, accomplish, secure, get, receive, make, reach, score, gain, have, catch, derive, harvest, acquire, effect, collect, net, approach, realize |
| win
| 8 |
verb |
achieve, obtain |
pick up, bag, procure, attain, annex, bring in, rack up, come away with |
| wind
| 6 |
noun |
air currents |
air, breeze, blast, blow, breath, draft |
| wind
| 16 |
noun |
air currents |
gust, gale, cyclone, whisk, whiff, flutter, flurry, typhoon, puff, tempest, whirlwind, wafting, draught, zephyr, chinook, mistral |
| wind
| 8 |
noun |
warning, report |
notice, hint, whisper, clue, cue, rumor, suggestion, talk |
| wind
| 7 |
noun |
warning, report |
intimation, babble, tidings, gossip, inkling, hot air, idle talk |
| wind
| 10 |
verb |
bend, turn |
curve, twist, snake, wrap, loop, weave, screw, fold, cover, roll |
| wind
| 22 |
verb |
bend, turn |
slither, ramble, spiral, zigzag, curl, meander, convolute, twine, envelop, encircle, deviate, swerve, distort, furl, wriggle, crook, enclose, coil, entwine, reel, wreathe, corkscrew |
| window
| 2 |
noun |
framework with pane |
bay, bow |
| window
| 19 |
noun |
framework with pane |
aperture, bay window, fenestella, oriel, jalousie, dormer, casement, fenestration, fanlight, fenestra, lunette, skylight, porthole, lancet, lucarne, lunette window, mullioned, picture window, rose window |
| wine
| 1 |
noun |
blue and red colors mixed together |
color |
| wine
| 18 |
noun |
blue and red colors mixed together |
mauve, plum, amaranthine, lilac, lavender, periwinkle, violet, heliotrope, pomegranate, mulberry, amethyst, magenta, orchid, blue-violet, bluish red, perse, reddish blue, violaceous |
| wine
| 5 |
noun |
color of blood; shade resembling such a color |
rose, flaming, pink, brick, healthy |
| wine
| 39 |
noun |
color of blood; shade resembling such a color |
maroon, glowing, cardinal, crimson, cherry, sanguine, carmine, blooming, blush, rust, bloodshot, florid, flushed, inflamed, roseate, rosy, rubicund, ruddy, coral, copper, russet, puce, bittersweet, garnet, vermilion, infrared, scarlet, claret, magenta, fuchsia, burgundy, geranium, cerise, chestnut, salmon, dahlia, ruby, titian, rufescent |
| wine
| 5 |
noun |
crop, especially of wine |
origin, generation, collection, era, harvest |
| wine
| 3 |
noun |
crop, especially of wine |
epoch, grapes, year |
| wine
| 1 |
noun |
beverage |
drink |
| wine
| 3 |
noun |
beverage |
appetizer, mixed drink, aperitif |
| wine
| 4 |
noun |
alcoholic drink |
alcohol, beer, drink, spirits |
| wine
| 9 |
noun |
alcoholic drink |
booze, liqueur, liquor, cocktail, intoxicant, mixed drink, hard drink, hard liquor, inebriant |
| wine
| 1 |
noun |
sparkling wine |
bubbly |
| wine
| 2 |
noun |
sweet drink |
honey, drink |
| wine
| 2 |
noun |
sweet drink |
ambrosia, amrita |
| wing
| 1 |
noun |
organ, device of flight |
feather |
| wing
| 5 |
noun |
organ, device of flight |
pennon, appendage, aileron, airfoil, pinion |
| wing
| 14 |
noun |
section; extension |
group, arm, branch, circle, side, unit, division, set, projection, addition, expansion, part, segment, block |
| wing
| 11 |
noun |
section; extension |
faction, annex, protuberance, adjunct, bulge, detachment, protrusion, clique, coterie, prolongation, ell |
| winner
| 3 |
noun |
someone or something that succeeds |
hero, champion, first |
| winner
| 11 |
noun |
someone or something that succeeds |
number one, champ, conqueror, victor, medalist, vanquisher, title-holder, conquering hero, medalwinner, prizewinner, top dog |
| winter
| 2 |
noun |
cold season of the year |
cold, chill |
| winter
| 4 |
noun |
cold season of the year |
frost, Jack Frost, wintertime, wintertide |
| wipe
| 7 |
verb |
brush, swab |
dry, rub, remove, wash, clean, dust, clear |
| wipe
| 7 |
verb |
brush, swab |
obliterate, mop, erase, sponge, towel, clean off, take away |
| wire
| 4 |
noun |
conducting strand |
line, thread, cable, message |
| wire
| 4 |
noun |
conducting strand |
coil, strand, telegram, telegraph |
| wise
| 16 |
adj |
intelligent, reasonable |
experienced, careful, educated, informed, aware, rational, smart, sound, knowing, understanding, grasping, sharp, cunning, calculating, taught, sensing |
| wise
| 33 |
adj |
intelligent, reasonable |
sensible, wary, knowledgeable, shrewd, thoughtful, perceptive, sane, astute, judicious, enlightened, prudent, well-informed, sage, keen, contemplative, clever, crafty, discerning, discreet, erudite, insightful, intuitive, perspicacious, politic, reflective, sagacious, sapient, scholarly, tactful, witty, cogitative, foresighted, sophic |
| witch
| 6 |
noun |
person who casts spells over others |
magician, enchanter, conjurer, sorcerer, necromancer, occultist |
| withdraw
| 12 |
verb |
remove something or someone from situation |
quit, depart, retire, leave, eliminate, go, retreat, blow, switch, book, exit, shrink |
| withdraw
| 38 |
verb |
remove something or someone from situation |
pull out, disengage, drop out, abjure, recede, secede, quail, vacate, recoil, detach, extract, back out, bail out, bow out, check out, draw back, fall back, get off, phase out, take off, pull back, absent oneself, draw away, ease out, exfiltrate, get away, get lost, give ground, give way, keep aloof, keep apart, make oneself scarce, run along, seclude oneself, take a hike, take away, take leave, take out |
| withdraw
| 6 |
verb |
retract; declare void |
bar, reverse, retire, ban, recall, dissolve |
| withdraw
| 22 |
verb |
retract; declare void |
abolish, revoke, rescind, invalidate, annul, repudiate, abjure, disclaim, repress, nullify, quash, disavow, forswear, renege, suppress, abrogate, recant, call off, stamp out, take back, unsay, renig |
| withdrawal
| 6 |
noun |
removal; retraction |
retirement, departure, exit, recall, retreat, exiting |
| withdrawal
| 21 |
noun |
removal; retraction |
exodus, disengagement, resignation, abdication, revocation, abandonment, abjuration, recantation, rescission, extraction, egress, relinquishment, revulsion, alienation, secession, repudiation, disclaimer, palinode, egression, disavowal, marooning |
| witness
| 4 |
noun |
person who observes an event |
observer, testimony, viewer, proof |
| witness
| 16 |
noun |
person who observes an event |
bystander, spectator, eyewitness, deponent, beholder, watcher, signer, testifier, onlooker, gawker, attestant, signatory, rubbernecker, attestor, looker-on, corroborator |
| witness
| 13 |
verb |
observe |
notice, attend, watch, mark, note, see, spy, read, spot, perceive, pipe, sight, view |
| witness
| 11 |
verb |
observe |
behold, take in, eyeball, be a witness, be on hand, be on the scene, be present, flash on, get a load of, look on, pick up on |
| witness
| 6 |
verb |
testify; authenticate |
announce, indicate, confirm, sign, argue, endorse |
| witness
| 18 |
verb |
testify; authenticate |
attest, certify, affirm, depose, countersign, betoken, corroborate, bespeak, depone, subscribe, bear out, bear witness, stand for, vouch for, be a witness, give evidence, give testimony, say under oath |
| witty
| 8 |
adj |
funny and clever |
bright, brilliant, entertaining, gay, intelligent, original, ridiculous, screaming |
| witty
| 24 |
adj |
funny and clever |
amusing, crazy, droll, epigrammatic, facetious, fanciful, humorous, ingenious, jocose, jocular, keen, lively, penetrating, piercing, piquant, quick-witted, scintillating, slapstick, sparkling, waggish, whimsical, diverting, campy, joshing |
| wolf
| 4 |
verb |
consume sloppily and fast |
stuff, bolt, swallow, pack |
| wolf
| 9 |
verb |
consume sloppily and fast |
gulp, gobble, devour, slosh, slop, guzzle, ingurgitate, cram, gorge |
| woman
| 7 |
noun |
female human |
girl, wife, daughter, mother, grandmother, girlfriend, spouse |
| woman
| 6 |
noun |
female human |
matron, she, aunt, niece, gentlewoman, Ms./Miss/Mrs. |
| wonder
| 12 |
noun |
amazement |
confusion, shock, doubt, curiosity, uncertainty, surprise, fear, jar, start, suspicion, wondering, concern |
| wonder
| 17 |
noun |
amazement |
bewilderment, skepticism, reverence, fascination, admiration, astonishment, awe, puzzlement, stupor, consternation, incredulity, jolt, perturbation, stupefaction, perplexity, wonderment, marveling |
| wonder
| 5 |
noun |
something that is amazing |
phenomenon, miracle, curiosity, sensation, sight |
| wonder
| 13 |
noun |
something that is amazing |
oddity, spectacle, marvel, wonderment, freak, prodigy, stunner, rarity, nonpareil, portent, act of God, cynosure, rara avis |
| wonder
| 4 |
verb |
doubt; ponder |
speculate, think, puzzle, question |
| wonder
| 8 |
verb |
doubt; ponder |
conjecture, inquire, disbelieve, meditate, query, ask oneself, be curious, be inquisitive |
| wonder
| 2 |
verb |
be amazed |
stare, admire |
| wonder
| 13 |
verb |
be amazed |
marvel, boggle, gape, gawk, be astonished, be awestruck, be confounded, be dumbstruck, be fascinated, be flabbergasted, be startled, be taken aback, look aghast |
| wonderful
| 17 |
adj |
great, extraordinary |
fantastic, remarkable, outstanding, fine, incredible, tremendous, terrific, amazing, pleasing, pleasant, excellent, surprising, brilliant, prime, super, swell, strange |
| wonderful
| 25 |
adj |
great, extraordinary |
awesome, magnificent, enjoyable, marvelous, fabulous, phenomenal, superb, wondrous, admirable, cool, sensational, astonishing, astounding, awe-inspiring, divine, groovy, miraculous, peachy, staggering, startling, stupendous, too much, unheard-of, dynamite, something else |
| wood
| 3 |
noun |
forest |
timber, woods, trees |
| wood
| 7 |
noun |
forest |
lumber, woodland, grove, thicket, copse, weald, timberland |
| wool
| 2 |
noun |
fabric |
fur, hair |
| wool
| 8 |
noun |
fabric |
fleece, yarn, cashmere, mohair, tweed, worsted, merino, pelotage |
| word
| 3 |
noun |
discussion |
conversation, talk, discussion |
| word
| 7 |
noun |
discussion |
confab, confabulation, chitchat, consultation, colloquy, chat, tête-à-tête |
| word
| 20 |
noun |
statement |
comment, information, remark, saying, advice, account, talk, speech, announcement, report, news, message, expression, rumor, introduction, intelligence, communication, discourse, notice, saw |
| word
| 16 |
noun |
statement |
byword, declaration, directive, hearsay, rumble, tidings, scuttlebutt, dispatch, adage, utterance, intimation, gossip, proverb, pronouncement, bulletin, communiqué |
| word
| 6 |
noun |
unit of language |
sound, term, concept, name, phrase, expression |
| word
| 8 |
noun |
unit of language |
designation, locution, idiom, usage, utterance, morpheme, vocable, lexeme |
| word
| 7 |
noun |
command |
signal, will, charge, dictate, bidding, mandate, order |
| word
| 8 |
noun |
command |
edict, decree, go-ahead, injunction, commandment, behest, green light, ukase |
| word
| 3 |
noun |
promise |
engagement, commitment, guarantee |
| word
| 13 |
noun |
promise |
pledge, assurance, warrant, vow, assertion, affirmation, declaration, plight, parole, oath, word of honor, solemn word, solemn oath |
| word
| 3 |
noun |
password |
slogan, countersign, watchword |
| wording
| 6 |
noun |
way of expressing a thought |
phrasing, language, manner, style, mode, words |
| wording
| 8 |
noun |
way of expressing a thought |
terminology, diction, locution, parlance, phraseology, choice of words, turn of phrase, wordage |
| work
| 19 |
noun |
labor, chore |
task, industry, trial, job, production, struggle, performance, effort, functioning, trouble, commission, assignment, obligation, stress, attempt, undertaking, push, muscle, pains |
| work
| 17 |
noun |
labor, chore |
endeavor, servitude, stint, drudge, exertion, travail, toil, drudgery, moil, grind, sweat, daily grind, elbow grease, slogging, grindstone, striving, salt mines |
| work
| 22 |
noun |
business, occupation |
duty, task, art, office, industry, practice, trade, job, responsibility, activity, skill, employment, slot, obligation, calling, profession, commitment, contract, walk, craft, pursuit, line |
| work
| 14 |
noun |
business, occupation |
thing, endeavor, do, livelihood, gig, grind, racket, vocation, stint, swindle, métier, specialization, line of business, nine-to-five |
| work
| 11 |
noun |
achievement |
function, product, creation, production, act, performance, piece, application, article, output, composition |
| work
| 6 |
noun |
achievement |
oeuvre, handicraft, opus, deed, handiwork, end product |
| work
| 11 |
verb |
be employed; exert oneself |
pursue, manage, drive, try, specialize, slave, scratch, dig, labor, strain, report |
| work
| 26 |
verb |
be employed; exert oneself |
toil, strive, manufacture, freelance, ply, moonlight, slog, sweat, drudge, moil, hustle, buckle down, carry on, knuckle down, take on, apply oneself, be gainfully employed, do a job, do business, earn a living, have a job, hold a job, nine-to-five it, peg away, plug away, punch a clock |
| work
| 25 |
verb |
manipulate, operate |
function, use, manage, run, perform, create, move, serve, drive, accomplish, take, act, go, handle, implement, achieve, control, execute, force, direct, effect, react, behave, progress, cause |
| work
| 7 |
verb |
manipulate, operate |
carry out, maneuver, contrive, wield, ply, tick, bring about |
| work
| 12 |
verb |
cultivate, form |
make, handle, fashion, farm, process, dress, dig, labor, till, shape, tend, manipulate |
| work
| 3 |
verb |
cultivate, form |
knead, mold, care for |
| worker
| 6 |
noun |
person who is employed |
employee, peasant, slave, help, stiff, hand |
| worker
| 17 |
noun |
person who is employed |
trader, laborer, toiler, breadwinner, serf, artisan, operative, craftsperson, wage earner, proletarian, blue collar, company person, nine-to-fiver, tradesperson, white collar, working person, working stiff |
| workshop
| 6 |
noun |
place for work |
plant, laboratory, mill, studio, factory, establishment |
| workshop
| 1 |
noun |
place for work |
atelier |
| workshop
| 5 |
noun |
place where light industrial or manual work is done |
laboratory, mill, studio, plant, works |
| workshop
| 1 |
noun |
place where light industrial or manual work is done |
foundry |
| workshop
| 2 |
noun |
discussion group |
class, seminar |
| workshop
| 1 |
noun |
discussion group |
study group |
| world
| 6 |
noun |
planet, globe |
earth, nature, star, universe, creation, sphere |
| world
| 5 |
noun |
planet, globe |
macrocosm, cosmos, heavenly body, terrene, microcosm |
| world
| 7 |
noun |
class of existing beings |
everyone, realm, race, group, division, humanity, class |
| world
| 3 |
noun |
class of existing beings |
humankind, everybody, human race |
| world
| 13 |
noun |
person's environment, experience |
province, life, realm, business, area, system, field, domain, sphere, atmosphere, memory, pursuits, matters |
| world
| 1 |
noun |
person's environment, experience |
ambience |
| worm
| 3 |
noun |
sly, dastardly person |
rat, heel, rounder |
| worm
| 13 |
noun |
sly, dastardly person |
bounder, boor, rake, rascal, dog, louse, lout, creep, scoundrel, clown, cur, stinker, rotter |
| worm
| 6 |
verb |
persuade |
flatter, influence, hook, urge, get, press |
| worm
| 31 |
verb |
persuade |
wheedle, cajole, tease, induce, entice, tempt, barter, importune, inveigle, soothe, beguile, allure, decoy, pester, wangle, blandish, lure, plague, sweet-talk, blarney, con, butter up, come on, soft-soap, jawbone, argue into, arm-twist, prevail upon, rope in, talk into, work on |
| worm
| 3 |
verb |
move very slowly |
poke, drag, slide |
| worm
| 20 |
verb |
move very slowly |
slither, wriggle, plod, squirm, clamber, inch, creep, writhe, grovel, lag, hang back, lollygag, scrabble, drag oneself along, go on all fours, go on belly, loiter along, move on hands and knees, pull oneself along, move at snail's pace |
| worm
| 4 |
verb |
crawl along, usually on ground |
sneak, edge, steal, scramble |
| worm
| 18 |
verb |
crawl along, usually on ground |
slither, glide, slink, lurk, tiptoe, wriggle, snake, inch, pussyfoot, squirm, insinuate, skulk, writhe, grovel, gumshoe, scrabble, approach unnoticed, crawl on all fours |
| worm
| 2 |
noun |
rotten, lowly animate being |
rat, heel |
| worm
| 19 |
noun |
rotten, lowly animate being |
skunk, toad, coward, dog, villain, riffraff, wretch, good-for-nothing, snake, bum, scum, blackguard, hound, scoundrel, cad, black sheep, stinker, yellow dog, ne'er-do-well |
| worm
| 2 |
verb |
defeat narrowly |
ease, steal |
| worm
| 9 |
verb |
defeat narrowly |
inch, creep, sidle, infiltrate, nose out, slip by, slip past, squeeze by, squeeze past |
| worm
| 4 |
noun |
larva |
maggot, caterpillar, entozoon, centipede |
| worm
| 11 |
verb |
move stealthily |
crawl, slip, hide, steal, cheat, pass, pad, snake, spirit, case, slide |
| worm
| 23 |
verb |
move stealthily |
slither, slink, evade, ambush, smuggle, creep, pussyfoot, mooch, glide, sidle, shirk, lurk, delude, skulk, cower, prowl, ooze, deceive, gumshoe, secrete, sly, snook, move secretly |
| worm
| 4 |
verb |
wiggle, fidget |
twist, shift, toss, wind |
| worm
| 6 |
verb |
wiggle, fidget |
flounder, writhe, agonize, skew, wriggle, squiggle |
| worm
| 3 |
verb |
finagle |
obtain, manipulate, engineer |
| worm
| 8 |
verb |
finagle |
wriggle, maneuver, contrive, extricate, wiggle, fake, juggle, falsify |
| worm
| 7 |
verb |
talk into |
draw, oil, court, flatter, persuade, charm, soap |
| worm
| 19 |
verb |
talk into |
finagle, cajole, coax, seduce, banter, snow, inveigle, entice, sweet-talk, blandish, kowtow, con, butter up, soft-soap, lay it on, soften up, spread it on, sweeten up, work on |
| worm
| 2 |
verb |
shake back and forth |
twist, wave |
| worm
| 10 |
verb |
shake back and forth |
squirm, jerk, wag, writhe, jiggle, wriggle, shimmy, zigzag, waggle, twitch |
| worm
| 6 |
verb |
maneuver out of; wiggle |
crawl, sneak, twist, turn, slip, snake |
| worm
| 15 |
verb |
maneuver out of; wiggle |
squirm, zigzag, dodge, glide, jerk, wag, convulse, skew, writhe, jiggle, ooze, waggle, twitch, slink, extricate oneself |
| worm
| 4 |
verb |
contort; toss back and forth |
twist, struggle, suffer, bend |
| worm
| 10 |
verb |
contort; toss back and forth |
wiggle, squirm, recoil, wince, jerk, agonize, distort, wriggle, thresh, thrash |
| worm
| 3 |
noun |
derelict |
dog, snake, looser |
| worm
| 34 |
noun |
derelict |
rascal, liar, poltroon, beggar, miscreant, villain, pariah, vagabond, pauper, libertine, varlet, ingrate, brute, scoundrel, reprobate, rake, outcast, rogue, bum, scalawag, blackguard, renegade, scamp, knave, caitiff, scum, rapscallion, lowlife, scapegrace, scullion, bezonian, cullion, pilgarlic, ronion |
| worm
| 1 |
noun |
insect |
bug |
| worm
| 2 |
noun |
insect |
grub, larva |
| worm
| 5 |
verb |
coax |
flatter, influence, honey, urge, press |
| worm
| 32 |
verb |
coax |
barter, importune, inveigle, hook, beguile, allure, decoy, pester, wangle, cajole, blandish, lure, wheedle, get, induce, plague, tempt, soothe, tease, entice, blarney, con, butter up, come on, soft-soap, jawbone, argue into, arm-twist, prevail upon, rope in, talk into, work on |
| worry
| 8 |
noun |
anxiety, trouble |
uncertainty, doubt, fear, headache, problem, concern, trial, care |
| worry
| 23 |
noun |
anxiety, trouble |
pain, apprehension, misgiving, uneasiness, misery, woe, anguish, heartache, annoyance, disturbance, distress, torture, disquiet, plague, pest, irritation, perplexity, torment, vexation, presentiment, nag, bad news, worriment |
| worry
| 10 |
verb |
be or make anxious, troubled |
disturb, bother, upset, try, trouble, attack, test, needle, wrong, tear |
| worry
| 46 |
verb |
be or make anxious, troubled |
annoy, depress, unsettle, perturb, irritate, plague, fret, distress, afflict, beleaguer, agonize, importune, beset, torment, brood, pester, disquiet, goad, vex, hector, tantalize, persecute, bedevil, torture, writhe, stew, aggrieve, wince, bug, chafe, tease, ail, harass, despair, harry, hassle, oppress, go for, take on, dun, concern oneself, feel uneasy, gnaw at, have qualms, sweat out, bite one's nails |
| worship
| 10 |
noun |
honoring, glorification |
ritual, prayer, love, respect, service, offering, regard, glory, praise, honor |
| worship
| 22 |
noun |
honoring, glorification |
adoration, rite, devotion, adulation, genuflection, idolatry, prostration, veneration, homage, idolization, invocation, exaltation, reverence, awe, chapel, vespers, supplication, benediction, laudation, church service, deification, beatification |
| worship
| 6 |
verb |
honor, glorify |
admire, sing, celebrate, love, praise, respect |
| worship
| 22 |
verb |
honor, glorify |
canonize, idolize, venerate, adore, chant, revere, reverence, magnify, sanctify, deify, laud, exalt, adulate, esteem, extol, dote on, bow down to, offer prayers to, pay homage to, pray to, put on a pedestal, sing praises to |
| worth
| 23 |
noun |
value, estimation associated with something |
account, price, rate, credit, benefit, cost, aid, quality, help, weight, merit, utility, use, assistance, mark, note, significance, importance, moment, virtue, class, dignity, consequence |
| worth
| 12 |
noun |
value, estimation associated with something |
valuation, usefulness, goodness, avail, equivalence, caliber, excellence, stature, perfection, desirability, meaningfulness, worthiness |
| wound
| 8 |
noun |
injury |
cut, pain, shock, damage, grief, trauma, harm, hurt |
| wound
| 12 |
noun |
injury |
laceration, bruise, lesion, gash, distress, torture, insult, heartbreak, torment, slash, pang, anguish |
| wound
| 11 |
verb |
cause bodily damage |
harm, hurt, hit, damage, injure, cut, clip, scratch, slice, carve, stick |
| wound
| 14 |
verb |
cause bodily damage |
ding, gash, pierce, lacerate, bruise, scrape, nick, irritate, slash, total, ouch, rough up, contuse, open up |
| wound
| 6 |
verb |
cause mental hurt |
hurt, disturb, pain, bother, upset, trouble |
| wound
| 14 |
verb |
cause mental hurt |
traumatize, distress, get, grieve, sting, outrage, mortify, offend, do in, put down, shake up, cut to the quick, dump on, hurt one's feelings |
| wow
| 3 |
verb |
amuse, delight |
entertain, charm, cheer |
| wow
| 13 |
verb |
amuse, delight |
tickle, kill, slay, bowl over, crack up, break one up, go over big, knock dead, make laugh, make roll in the aisles, tickle pink, tickle to death, knock someone's socks off |
| wrap
| 6 |
noun |
clothing that is worn over for warmth |
fur, coat, jacket, stole, blanket, cover |
| wrap
| 4 |
noun |
clothing that is worn over for warmth |
shawl, cloak, cape, mantle |
| wrap
| 12 |
verb |
surround with a covering |
hide, cover, fold, bind, pack, package, shelter, mask, protect, invest, absorb, wind |
| wrap
| 22 |
verb |
surround with a covering |
drape, swaddle, swathe, shroud, immerse, cloak, bundle, sheathe, enclose, bandage, clothe, encircle, twine, enfold, envelop, camouflage, muffle, veil, roll up, encase, gift-wrap, bundle up |
| wreck
| 8 |
noun |
severe damage or severely damaged goods |
crash, mess, ruin, debris, destruction, collapse, waste, ruins |
| wreck
| 19 |
noun |
severe damage or severely damaged goods |
devastation, hulk, wreckage, debacle, junk, total, relic, crate, disruption, litter, jalopy, heap, derelict, smashup, shipwreck, junker, fender bender, pile-up, rear-ender |
| wreck
| 7 |
verb |
ruin, destroy |
injure, sink, undermine, crash, founder, break, beach |
| wreck
| 40 |
verb |
ruin, destroy |
wrack, impair, ravage, cripple, trash, sabotage, vandalize, mar, devastate, smash, shatter, disable, batter, spoil, demolish, mangle, decimate, raze, efface, dash, subvert, strand, capsize, total, bash, scuttle, crack up, do in, mess up, torpedo, shipwreck, dilapidate, pile up, put out of commission, run aground, smash up, take apart, take out, tear up, wrack up |
| wrestle
| 7 |
verb |
struggle physically or mentally with something |
contend, essay, combat, work, fight, strain, battle |
| wrestle
| 8 |
verb |
struggle physically or mentally with something |
tussle, scuffle, grapple, tangle, strive, exert, endeavor, grunt |
| write
| 16 |
verb |
put language down on paper |
compose, create, sign, note, record, pen, draft, address, print, tell, ghost, author, communicate, letter, commit, copy |
| write
| 35 |
verb |
put language down on paper |
rewrite, scrawl, scribble, engross, transcribe, formulate, correspond, inscribe, reproduce, indite, scribe, autograph, draw up, knock off, knock out, take down, turn out, typewrite, ink, pencil, chalk, bang out, comp, dash off, drop a line, drop a note, jot down, note down, push a pencil, put in writing, scriven, set down, set forth, write down, write up |
| writer
| 8 |
noun |
person who composes with language |
correspondent, author, reporter, critic, columnist, poet, journalist, contributor |
| writer
| 16 |
noun |
person who composes with language |
novelist, dramatist, scribe, editor, biographer, essayist, screenwriter, wordsmith, scribbler, stenographer, ghostwriter, freelancer, stringer, newspaper person, person of letters, scripter |
| written
| 5 |
adj |
composed |
recorded, reported, penned, drafted, dictated |
| written
| 1 |
adj |
composed |
authored |
| written
| 4 |
adj |
inscribed |
typed, printed, signed, copied |
| written
| 4 |
adj |
inscribed |
lettered, scriptural, transcribed, in black and white |
| wrong
| 5 |
adj |
incorrect |
mistaken, bad, out, wide, false |
| wrong
| 40 |
adj |
incorrect |
untrue, inaccurate, unsound, erroneous, awry, amiss, misguided, erring, askew, astray, at fault, defective, erratic, fallacious, faulty, inexact, out of commission, out of order, perverse, rotten, specious, spurious, unsatisfactory, unsubstantial, counterfactual, miscalculated, fluffed, misconstrued, mishandled, goofed, in error, misfigured, not precise, not right, not working, off-target, on the wrong track, out of line, sophistical, ungrounded |
| wrong
| 6 |
adj |
immoral, dishonest |
illegal, unfair, bad, evil, base, criminal |
| wrong
| 37 |
adj |
immoral, dishonest |
reprehensible, unlawful, sinful, unjust, unethical, debauched, wanton, profane, crooked, depraved, reprobate, corrupt, dissipated, profligate, blamable, blameworthy, blasphemous, censurable, dishonorable, dissolute, felonious, illicit, indecent, iniquitous, naughty, risqué, sacrilegious, salacious, shady, smutty, ungodly, unholy, vicious, wicked, wrongful, amoral, unrighteous |
| wrong
| 3 |
adj |
inappropriate, not suitable |
funny, unhappy, bad |
| wrong
| 26 |
adj |
inappropriate, not suitable |
incorrect, unacceptable, improper, amiss, ill-advised, unfit, undesirable, misplaced, awkward, disproportionate, gauche, inapt, incongruous, indecorous, malapropos, off-balance, rotten, unbecoming, unconventional, unsatisfactory, unseemly, unsuitable, infelicitous, unfitted, unfitting, not done |
| wrong
| 2 |
adj |
reverse, opposite |
inside, back |
| wrong
| 2 |
adj |
reverse, opposite |
obverse, inverse |
| wrong
| 1 |
adv |
astray |
badly |
| wrong
| 9 |
adv |
astray |
amiss, wrongly, incorrectly, afield, askew, inaccurately, mistakenly, unfavorably, erroneously |
| wrong
| 14 |
noun |
offense, sin |
harm, abuse, slight, violation, bias, evil, error, crime, mistake, damage, spite, favor, injury, hurt |
| wrong
| 36 |
noun |
offense, sin |
grievance, inequity, blunder, insult, transgression, misdeed, injustice, wrongdoing, prejudice, indecency, misdoing, misdemeanor, trespass, wickedness, imposition, malevolence, discourtesy, miscarriage, libel, immorality, oppression, cruelty, persecution, delinquency, vice, iniquity, turpitude, inhumanity, slander, unfairness, faux pas, foul play, villainy, tort, sinfulness, bad deed |
| wrong
| 6 |
verb |
hurt, mistreat another |
cheat, harm, injure, damage, hurt, abuse |
| wrong
| 15 |
verb |
hurt, mistreat another |
offend, defame, malign, ill-treat, dishonor, maltreat, discredit, persecute, aggrieve, mistreat, outrage, misrepresent, oppress, take advantage of, impose upon |
| x-ray
| 9 |
noun |
inside look |
radioactivity, radiograph, actinism, encephalogram, fluoroscope, cathode rays, refractometry, ultraviolet rays, Röntgen rays |
| yacht
| 8 |
noun |
pleasure boat |
sailboat, racer, yawl, sloop, ketch, cruiser, cabin cruiser, sailing boat |
| yard
| 10 |
noun |
grassy area around a structure |
lawn, garden, patch, lot, backyard, grass, court, clearing, fold, close |
| yard
| 8 |
noun |
grassy area around a structure |
courtyard, playground, patio, barnyard, quadrangle, corral, terrace, enclosure |
| yawn
| 7 |
verb |
open mouth wide, usually sign of |
give, spread, part, sleep, gap, expand, divide |
| yawn
| 8 |
verb |
open mouth wide, usually sign of |
gape, yaw, doze, yawp, nap, snooze, drowse, fatigue catch flies |
| yay
| 2 |
interj |
yeah |
cheer, yell |
| yay
| 8 |
interj |
yeah |
encouragement, whoopee, hip-hip, hurray, huzza, rah-rah, three cheers, yippee |
| year
| 14 |
noun |
point in time; particular day or time |
term, age, time, period, moment, day, stage, span, generation, spell, while, course, era, quarter |
| year
| 6 |
noun |
point in time; particular day or time |
reign, juncture, epoch, duration, hour, century |
| year
| 23 |
noun |
extent of object, distance, time |
period, term, span, stretch, section, space, portion, height, range, magnitude, limit, piece, segment, dimension, quantity, measure, unit, realm, season, reach, expansion, interval, orbit |
| year
| 26 |
noun |
extent of object, distance, time |
breadth, mileage, diameter, width, duration, radius, purview, panorama, expanse, compass, endlessness, loftiness, continuance, elongation, stride, remoteness, linearity, spaciousness, longness, lengthiness, tallness, extensiveness, longitude, lastingness, protractedness, ranginess |
| year
| 33 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
point, generation, past, second, turn, space, life, season, moment, date, day, present, stage, term, age, pace, while, future, era, occasion, tide, lifetime, span, clock, stretch, instance, spell, extent, bit, instant, shift, interval, tour |
| year
| 18 |
noun |
temporal length of event or entity's existence, period |
go, duration, stint, epoch, bout, eternity, infinity, tempo, continuance, juncture, allotment, life span, month, week, hour, chronology, lastingness, many a moon |
| year
| 5 |
noun |
crop, especially of wine |
origin, generation, collection, era, harvest |
| year
| 3 |
noun |
crop, especially of wine |
epoch, wine, grapes |
| year
| 11 |
noun |
old age |
agedness, decrepitude, elderliness, fatuity, imbecility, infirmity, senescence, senility, weakness, advanced age, second childhood |
| year
| 11 |
noun |
old age |
fatuity, senility, weakness, imbecility, agedness, decrepitude, infirmity, elderliness, senectitude, advanced age, second childhood |
| yes
| 10 |
adv |
agreed |
good, fine, certainly, definitely, exactly, granted, naturally, precisely, surely, true |
| yes
| 23 |
adv |
agreed |
okay, amen, yea, affirmative, all right, aye, gladly, indubitably, of course, positively, sure thing, undoubtedly, unquestionably, willingly, beyond a doubt, by all means, even so, good enough, just so, most assuredly, very well, without fail, yep |
| young
| 13 |
adj |
immature |
new, raw, adolescent, modern, infant, growing, tender, little, junior, recent, early, fresh, developing |
| young
| 38 |
adj |
immature |
budding, youthful, inexperienced, juvenile, blossoming, tenderfoot, crude, punk, newborn, green, blooming, fledgling, inferior, boyish, callow, childish, childlike, girlish, ignorant, puerile, undeveloped, undisciplined, unfinished, unlearned, unripe, unseasoned, untried, unversed, vernal, unpracticed, boylike, burgeoning, girllike, half-grown, newish, not aged, pubescent, unfledged |
| young
| 5 |
noun |
animate beings that are not mature |
baby, family, issue, babies, infants |
| young
| 5 |
noun |
animate beings that are not mature |
brood, progeny, litter, offspring, little ones |
| youngling
| 1 |
noun |
young horse |
youngster |
| youngling
| 6 |
noun |
young horse |
sapling, foal, yearling, rookie, fledgling, filly |
| youth
| 4 |
noun |
early period in life of animate being |
minority, prime, childhood, teens |
| youth
| 20 |
noun |
early period in life of animate being |
boyhood, juvenescence, puberty, ignorance, jejuneness, inexperience, greenness, innocence, immaturity, bloom, adolescence, salad days, girlhood, youngness, springtide, youthfulness, jejunity, awkward age, springtime of life, tender age |
| zero
| 4 |
noun |
nothing |
nobody, bottom, scratch, blank |
| zero
| 21 |
noun |
nothing |
nil, love, aught, nadir, zip, oblivion, nonentity, nix, cipher, zilch, naught, void, nullity, rock bottom, insignificancy, nada, nought, shutout, lowest point, ought, zot |
| zillion
| 5 |
adj |
innumerable |
endless, many, pile, stack, loads |
| zillion
| 31 |
adj |
innumerable |
uncounted, myriad, untold, heap, immeasurable, incalculable, infinite, legion, limitless, mess, mint, multitudinous, numberless, oodles, peck, raft, scads, umpteen, wad, jillion, measureless, slew, uncountable, bags of, gobs, innumerous, lots of, mucho, passel of, tidy sum, whole slew |
| zillion
| 4 |
adj |
infinite, incalculable |
endless, extensive, large, vast |
| zillion
| 22 |
adj |
infinite, incalculable |
inexhaustible, limitless, unlimited, unfathomable, immense, boundless, bottomless, countless, indefinite, inestimable, umpteen, illimitable, jillion, measureless, unbounded, uncountable, unmeasurable, alive with, crawling with, no end of, no end to, unreckonable |
| zillion
| 3 |
adj |
countless, limitless |
enormous, vast, uncertain |
| zillion
| 24 |
adj |
countless, limitless |
untold, unforeseen, immense, boundless, infinite, capricious, chancy, erratic, iffy, inestimable, innumerable, numberless, unpredictable, whimsical, incomputable, jillion, measureless, uncountable, fluctuant, no end of, no end to, unfixed, unreckonable, without number |
| zillion
| 14 |
noun |
aggregate, bunch |
product, many, company, collection, volume, amount, lot, estimate, total, sum, quantity, crowd, plenty, whole |
| zillion
| 13 |
noun |
aggregate, bunch |
abundance, throng, horde, totality, plenitude, jillion, slew, flock, conglomeration, multitude, umpteen, caboodle, manifoldness |
| zillion
| 3 |
adj |
infinite |
endless, many, numerous |
| zillion
| 14 |
adj |
infinite |
countless, incalculable, innumerable, multitudinous, myriad, umpteen, uncounted, untold, jillion, uncountable, heaps, no end of, no end to, unnumbered |
| zillion
| 7 |
adj |
many, abundant |
great, big, large, diverse, various, several, thick |
| zillion
| 15 |
adj |
many, abundant |
plentiful, copious, infinite, legion, multifarious, multitudinous, populous, profuse, rife, scads, sundry, umpteen, voluminous, lousy with, multitudinal |
| zillion
| 4 |
adj |
very many |
considerable, many, numerous, millions |
| zillion
| 5 |
adj |
very many |
countless, infinite, innumerable, lots of, umteen |
| zillion
| 3 |
adj |
incalculable |
enormous, uncertain, vast |
| zillion
| 25 |
adj |
incalculable |
boundless, capricious, chancy, countless, erratic, iffy, immeasurable, immense, inestimable, infinite, innumerable, jillion, measureless, numberless, uncountable, unforeseen, unpredictable, untold, whimsical, fluctuant, no end of, no end to, unfixed, unreckonable, without number |
| zillion
| 3 |
adj |
incalculable |
enormous, uncertain, vast |
| zillion
| 25 |
adj |
incalculable |
boundless, capricious, chancy, countless, erratic, iffy, immeasurable, immense, incomputable, inestimable, infinite, innumerable, jillion, numberless, uncountable, unforeseen, unpredictable, untold, whimsical, fluctuant, no end of, no end to, unfixed, unreckonable, without number |
| zillion
| 3 |
adj |
incalculable |
enormous, uncertain, vast |
| zillion
| 25 |
adj |
incalculable |
boundless, capricious, chancy, countless, erratic, iffy, immeasurable, immense, incomputable, inestimable, infinite, innumerable, jillion, measureless, numberless, unforeseen, unpredictable, untold, whimsical, fluctuant, no end of, no end to, unfixed, unreckonable, without number |
| zillion
| 8 |
noun |
a lot |
lots, masses, plenty, many, piles, loads, thousands, millions |
| zillion
| 8 |
noun |
a lot |
abundance, scads, tons, heaps, zillions, billions, gobs, large number |
| zillion
| 9 |
noun |
large quantity, |
lots, plenty, barrels, piles, bags, bunches, scores, loads, stacks |
| zillion
| 9 |
noun |
large quantity, |
oodles, jillion, heaps, zillions, bundles, tons, gobs, large number, many and then some |
| zone
| 12 |
noun |
district |
sector, area, region, belt, territory, section, ground, realm, band, sphere, circuit, segment |
| zone
| 1 |
noun |
district |
tract |